A 35-year-old asthma patient who was non adherent to his medications was admitted for an acute exacerbation is getting a discharge summary of medications as follows. The diagnosis of moderate asthma with seasonal allergy was made. Fluticasone 250mcg pMDI twice daily Salmeterol 25 mcg PMDI twice daily Salbutamol 100mcg PMDI as and when required. Montelukast sodium 4mg once daily As a pharmacist, provide patient counseling on the need for each medications and further management advice for the disease conditions including non-pharmacological methods, proper use of inhalers (Refer Lexicomp through the link and provide the information on each medication).

A 35-year-old asthma patient who was non adherent to his medications was admitted for an acute exacerbation is getting a discharge summary of medications as follows. The diagnosis of moderate asthma with seasonal allergy was made. Fluticasone 250mcg pMDI twice daily Salmeterol 25 mcg PMDI twice daily Salbutamol 100mcg PMDI as and when required. Montelukast sodium 4mg once daily As a pharmacist, provide patient counseling on the need for each medications and further management advice for the disease conditions including non-pharmacological methods, proper use of inhalers (Refer Lexicomp through the link and provide the information on each medication).

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