Background
The most common childhood disease that affects children is asthma. The chronic disease asthma is when a person has respiratory infections, exposure to pollution, exercise, and excitement. With the help of different organizations, we can reduce the respiratory diseases of asthma within children. It is through providing a healthy home environment that children will have an improvement in their living conditions.
Pediatric asthma with a healthy environment
There are many problems that affect an individual in our society, whether it be due to their living or health conditions. The critical stage for an illness to occur is mostly during the childhood stages of an individual’s life. There can be multiple elements that influence the health …show more content…
There is a different view of care on individuals who are from a low income. In the article “Written action plan use in inner-city children: is it independently associated with improved asthma outcomes?”, authors Sunshine, J., Song, L., & Krieger, J. (2011) discusses about children who have asthma but it is not controlled. The children from low income families have a less chance of controlling their asthma compared to the children from high income families. There are strategies that can control the symptoms of asthma and reduce expected hospital visits, which involves reducing environmental triggers, medication dosage instructions, asthma education and inhaler technique (p.207). It is shown that the type of care that a child will receive depends on their economic status. The children who were from a high income family had a better chance of receiving the proper care required to subside asthma. At times these low income children may not understand that asthma can lead to other illnesses which is deadly upon children. The children from a low income family will not receive controlled care for asthma, this certain group should receive the most amount of attention. There is not an equal opportunity for every child to have an improvement in their …show more content…
In the article “Asthma, tobacco smoke and the indoor environment: a qualitative study of sheltered homeless families”, authors Buu et. al (2013) speaks about the economic constraints that individuals acquire to have clean furniture and removal of old carpets. When there is mold and dust on walls and furniture it will aggravate the asthma. Now shelters design the indoor environment to have proper ventilation which will prevent mold and mildew growth. With the information gathered changes were to be implemented in these shelters (p.147). Shelters have taken the special consideration to improve the respiratory health of individuals. This will help children who are affected with asthma and live in shelters.it is from the mold that is found which irritants the lungs of the individual. The individual has a hard time with breathing which increases asthma to the person. When the shelter renovates and provides proper ventilation towards these children it not only helps these children physically but even
The most common childhood disease that affects children is asthma. The chronic disease asthma is when a person has respiratory infections, exposure to pollution, exercise, and excitement. With the help of different organizations, we can reduce the respiratory diseases of asthma within children. It is through providing a healthy home environment that children will have an improvement in their living conditions.
Pediatric asthma with a healthy environment
There are many problems that affect an individual in our society, whether it be due to their living or health conditions. The critical stage for an illness to occur is mostly during the childhood stages of an individual’s life. There can be multiple elements that influence the health …show more content…
There is a different view of care on individuals who are from a low income. In the article “Written action plan use in inner-city children: is it independently associated with improved asthma outcomes?”, authors Sunshine, J., Song, L., & Krieger, J. (2011) discusses about children who have asthma but it is not controlled. The children from low income families have a less chance of controlling their asthma compared to the children from high income families. There are strategies that can control the symptoms of asthma and reduce expected hospital visits, which involves reducing environmental triggers, medication dosage instructions, asthma education and inhaler technique (p.207). It is shown that the type of care that a child will receive depends on their economic status. The children who were from a high income family had a better chance of receiving the proper care required to subside asthma. At times these low income children may not understand that asthma can lead to other illnesses which is deadly upon children. The children from a low income family will not receive controlled care for asthma, this certain group should receive the most amount of attention. There is not an equal opportunity for every child to have an improvement in their …show more content…
In the article “Asthma, tobacco smoke and the indoor environment: a qualitative study of sheltered homeless families”, authors Buu et. al (2013) speaks about the economic constraints that individuals acquire to have clean furniture and removal of old carpets. When there is mold and dust on walls and furniture it will aggravate the asthma. Now shelters design the indoor environment to have proper ventilation which will prevent mold and mildew growth. With the information gathered changes were to be implemented in these shelters (p.147). Shelters have taken the special consideration to improve the respiratory health of individuals. This will help children who are affected with asthma and live in shelters.it is from the mold that is found which irritants the lungs of the individual. The individual has a hard time with breathing which increases asthma to the person. When the shelter renovates and provides proper ventilation towards these children it not only helps these children physically but even