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The prescriber has changed the patient’s medication regimen to include the leukotriene receptor antagonist (LTRA) montelukast (Singulair) to treat asthma. The nurse will emphasize which point about this medication?

▸ The proper technique for inhalation must be followed.

▸ The patient needs to keep it close by at all times to treat acute asthma attacks.

▸ It needs to be taken every day on a continuous schedule, even if symptoms improve.

▸ When the asthma symptoms improve, the dosage schedule can be tapered and eventually discontinued.

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