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Do not suction too deeply nor too long risk of bradycardia and or apnoea ; : for the nose, to a maximum depth of 1 cm each nostril; for the mouth, to a maximum depth of 5 cm; for a maximum duration of 5 seconds. In case of meconium-stained amniotic fluid, suction down to the trachea. Use a laryngoscope, only if experienced in its usage. Otherwise, it is better to suction without a laryngoscope. Stimulate Gently flick the bottoms of the feet and rub the back do not shake, slap or hang the infant by the feet ; . Tactile stimulation may initiate spontaneous respirations. If good respiratory effort has commenced and the infant is recovering within 30 seconds: provide routine care see page 177. POLICY STATEMENT: This policy insures and communicates complete and comprehensive procedures for the administration of a metered dose inhaler MDI ; to patients suffering from asthma. 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EIB usually occurs during or minutes after vigorous activity, reaches it's peak 5-10 minutes after stopping the activity, and usually resolves in another 20-30 minutes. II. Asthma Medications Depending on the severity of asthma, medications can be taken on an as-needed basis prn ; or regularly to prevent or decrease breathing difficulty. Most of the medications fall into two major groups: quick relief medications and long-term control medications. A. Quick relief medications are used to treat asthma symptoms or an asthma episode. The most common quick relief medications, the short-acting beta-agonists, relieve asthma symptoms by relaxing the smooth muscles around the airways. Common beta-agonists include Proventil and Ventolin albuterol ; , Maxair pirbuterol ; , and Alupent metaproterenol ; . Atrovent ipatroprium ; , an anticholinergic, is a quick relief medication that opens the airways by blocking reflexes through nerves that control the smooth muscle around the airways. Steroid pills and syrups, such as Deltasone prednisone ; , Medrol methylprednisolone ; , and Prelone or Pediapred prednisolone ; are very effective at reducing swelling and mucus production in the airways; however, these medications take 48-72 hours to take effect. B. Long-term control medications are used daily to maintain control of asthma and prevent asthma symptoms. Intal cromolyn sodium ; and Tilade nedocromil ; are long-term control medications which help prevent swelling in the airways. Inhaled steroids are also long-term control medications. In addition to preventing swelling, they also reduce swelling inside the airways and may decrease mucus production. Common inhaled steroids include Vanceril, Vanceril DS, Beclovent, and Beclovent DS beclomethasone ; , Azmacort triamcinolone ; , Aerobid flunisolide ; , Flovent fluticasone ; and Pulmicort budesonide ; . Leukotriene modifiers are new long-term control medications. 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