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A client asks the nurse why the health care provider has ordered the asthma medication in inhalant rather than oral form. What is the nurse's best response?

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1. Inhaling an asthma medication offers a rapid and efficient way to get the medication directly into your lungs.
2. Inhaling an asthma medication results in an almost instantaneous onset of action, which will relieve your symptoms much more quickly.
3. Inhaling an asthma medication will control your symptoms with smaller doses, reducing the risk of systemic effects.
4. Inhaling an asthma medication is an effective way to get the medication right into your lungs and is also a lot less expensive than oral medications.
5. Inhaling an asthma medication automatically increases the onset of the medication, resulting in quicker relief of your symptoms.

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