What is Rescue inhaler (SABA)?
A fast-acting reliever used when breathing suddenly gets worse. Not for daily prevention.
tight → open in minutes
Which statement fits Rescue inhaler (SABA)?
Answer it in your own words in the app.
In real work
Your clinician may ask how often you need your Rescue inhaler (SABA) between visits.
In the illustration
The muscle band clamps the airway tight; one puff lands, and within moments the band relaxes and the tube springs open.
Explain in your health app when a Rescue inhaler (SABA) is for and when it is not, and log each use so I can see the pattern over a month.
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