The Role Of Asthma In Health And Social Care

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In this assignment I am going to talk about Hypertension and Asthma in health and social care setting, this aims to develop understanding of the nature of physiological disorders. First of all I am going to investigate all about Asthma, the nature part, causes, changes to the physiological disorders of the body system and the overall body functions. Asthma is a long-term condition that can cause a cough, wheezing, breathlessness and also caused inflammation of the airways in the lungs. Basically asthma is one of the most problem nowadays because it can develop at any age and it can trigger anywhere at any time. The bad news is there is still no cure of asthma and it can carry on and off into your life. Asthma is inherited so if one of your…show more content…
The second one is for the long term control of asthma which is the Fluticasone propionate metered dose. Those inhalers are very effective to those who have asthma, but first things first go to your GP and consult for further information. Based on my research about physiological disorder, it says that studies have linked psychological morbidity to poor control of asthma, but have not objectively measured the process to treat, and have linked poor process to depression, but have not measured asthma severity. In that study they assessed asthma and psychological morbidity and objectively measured process to medication and showed that psychological morbidity in those with asthma is significantly increased when control of asthma is poor, especially when control is poor and adherence to inhaled steroid regimen is low. List of all individual who would be involved in the care and support of individual with physiological disorder Asthma care provider Which means that weather a nurse or doctor, your provider should have experience in treating asthma and know the current treatment guidelines. And can refer to the higher level of care if…show more content…
For example, they can help you avoid asthma triggers and remind you to refill prescriptions. Especially parents because a parent knows best. Barnes, PJ (2008). "Asthma". In Fauci, Anthony S; Braunwald, E,; Kasper, DL. Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine (17th ed.). New York: McGraw-Hill. pp. 1596–1607. ISBN 978-0-07-146633-2. Physiological disorders General practitioner He or she will diagnose your illness, prescribe treatments, and work with you to set up a treatment plan. Your plan will help you watch for symptoms, prevent high blood attacks, and treat attacks when they happen. Your GP will refer you to other specialists, as needed. Phlebotomists Phlebotomists are the persons who are taking the blood sample from yours and send it into laboratory for examination. Pharmacist Pharmacist can tell you how to use the proper medicines or other equipment like the electric BP apparatus. Your pharmacist can also explain what you need to know about your medications, including how to take them and possible side effects. Dietician They are the people who can help you to minimise or to manage your cholesterol problems because cholesterol is a very high risk in

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