Allergic Rhinitis: Prevention, Treatment, and Management, Assignments of Nursing

Allergic rhinitis, also known as hay fever, is an inflammation of the nose caused by an overreaction of the immune system to allergens in the air. Information on the complications, prevention methods, treatment options, diagnostic tests, causes, signs and symptoms, risk factors, and pathophysiology of allergic rhinitis. Learn how to prevent and manage this condition through lifestyle modifications, medications, and nursing interventions.

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2020/2021

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PREVENTION1
11
COMPLICATIONS
- Ineffective airway
clearance related
to obstruction or
presence of
thickened
secretions
- Disturbed sleep
pattern related to
obstruction of the
nose
- Self-concept
disturbance
related to the
condition
- Anxiety related to
lack of knowledge
about the disease
and medical action
- lifestyle (such
as)
Close doors
& windows
during pollen
season
Don't hang
laundry
outside,
pollen can
stick to
sheets and
towels
Use air
conditioning
in your
house and
car
Avoid
outdoor
activity in
the early
morning,
when pollen
counts are
highest
Stay indoors
on dry,
windy days.
Use a
dehumidifier
(Includes
)
(Includes
)
- nasal
corticosteroids
- antihistamines
- decongestants
- cromolyn sodium
- leukotriene
modifier
- nasal ipratropium
TREATMENT
- Don’t touch or
rub your nose
- Wash your
hands often
with soap and
water
- Wash your
bed linens and
pillowcases in
hot water and
detergent to
reduce
allergens
-Keep pets out
of the bedroom
to reduce pet
dander
allergen in your
bedding
- Wear
- skin
prick test
- allergy
blood test
- runny
nose &
nasal
congestion
- watery,
itchy, red
eyes
(allergic
conjunctivi
tis)
- sneezing
- cough
- itchy
nose,
mouth or
throat
- swollen,
blue-
colored
skin under
the eyes
(allergic
shiners)
- postnasal
drip
-
Reduce
d
quality
of life
- poor
sleep
-
worseni
ng
asthma
(Includes
)
MANAGEMENT
NURSING
DIAGNOSIS
DIAGNOSTIC
TESTS
- presence
of allergic
disease (such
as) asthma,
eczema
- allergic
sensation to
common
household
aeroallerge
ns
- obesity
- exposure
to smoke
- exposure
to pets
- genetic
predispositi
on
- exposure
to fossil fuel
and traffic r/
pollutants
(Includes
)
CAUSES
SIGNS &
SYMPTOMS
RISK
FACTORS
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
(Result in)
also known as
hay fever, is a
type of
inflammation in
the nose which
occurs when the
immune system
overreacts to
allergens in the
air.
Nasal
inflammation
Mucosal swelling
Obstruction of
sinus passage
Impedes normal
movement of air
and secretions
Accumulation of
thickened
secretions and
impaired ciliary
movements
Environment for
(Define as)
ALLERGIC RHINITIS

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PREVENTION 11 COMPLICATIONS

  • Ineffective airway clearance related to obstruction or presence of thickened secretions
  • Disturbed sleep pattern related to obstruction of the nose
  • Self-concept disturbance related to the condition
  • Anxiety related to lack of knowledge about the disease and medical action
    • lifestyle (such as)  Close doors & windows during pollen season  Don't hang laundry outside, pollen can stick to sheets and towels  Use air conditioning in your house and car  Avoid outdoor activity in the early morning, when pollen counts are highest  Stay indoors on dry, windy days.  Use a dehumidifier (Includes ) (Includes )
  • nasal corticosteroids
  • antihistamines
  • decongestants
  • cromolyn sodium
  • leukotriene modifier
  • nasal ipratropium TREATMENT
  • Don’t touch or rub your nose
  • Wash your hands often with soap and water
  • Wash your bed linens and pillowcases in hot water and detergent to reduce allergens -Keep pets out of the bedroom to reduce pet dander allergen in your bedding
  • Wear
  • skin prick test
  • allergy blood test
  • runny

nose &

nasal

congestion

  • watery,

itchy, red

eyes

(allergic

conjunctivi

tis)

  • sneezing
  • cough
  • itchy

nose,

mouth or

throat

  • swollen,

blue-

colored

skin under

the eyes

(allergic

shiners)

  • postnasal

drip

Reduce d quality of life

  • poor sleep

worseni ng asthma (Includes ) MANAGEMENT NURSING DIAGNOSIS DIAGNOSTIC TESTS

  • allergic response to outdoor or indoor allergens (such as) pollen, dust mites, or tiny flecks of skin and saliva shed by cats, dogs and other animals with fur
  • presence of allergic disease (such as) asthma, eczema
  • allergic sensation to common household aeroallerge ns
  • obesity
  • exposure to smoke
  • exposure to pets
  • genetic predispositi on
  • exposure to fossil fuel and traffic r/ pollutants (Includes ) CAUSES SIGNS & SYMPTOMS RISK FACTORS PATHOPHYSIOLOGY (Result in) also known as hay fever, is a type of inflammation in the nose which occurs when the immune system overreacts to allergens in the air. Nasal inflammation Mucosal swelling Obstruction of sinus passage Impedes normal movement of air and secretions Accumulation of thickened secretions and impaired ciliary movements Environment for (Define as)

ALLERGIC RHINITIS