Chronic inflammation develops over time, these anatomic alterations become irreversible, resulting in loss of airway caliber. Cilia are often damaged, and the basement membrane of the mucous may become thicker than normal. What term best describes the statement?

What major pathologic or structural changes happen during an asthma episode? Select all that apply.

What test is the best tool for diagnosing NCFB?

All pulmonary function testing results will be increased with moderate to severe asthma episode.

Charcot-Leyden crystals cause what reaction in the lungs?

What is the normal FENO level for adults? 

What are T-helpers?

What medication is used in a bronchial provocation challenge?

The small bronchi and bronchioles distal to the affected areas become partially or totally obstructed with secretions. This leads to anatomic alterations. What alterations are found?

Which type of asthma does not respond well to inhaled corticosteroids?