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A patient is prescribed a new corticosteroid inhaler for asthma. What is crucial advice to provide to prevent oral thrush?
Rinsing the mouth thoroughly with water after using an inhaled corticosteroid reduces the amount of medication left in the mouth, thereby lowering the risk of o
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Question: A patient is prescribed a new corticosteroid inhaler for asthma. What is crucial advice to provide to prevent oral thrush?
Answer options: ✅ Rinse mouth with water after use
- Take the inhaler before eating
- Store the inhaler in the refrigerator
- Increase fluid intake throughout the day
Correct answer: Rinse mouth with water after use
Explanation: Rinsing the mouth thoroughly with water after using an inhaled corticosteroid reduces the amount of medication left in the mouth, thereby lowering the risk of oral thrush.
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