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Includes fields for patient name, date, usual best PEF, usual maintenance dosing by morning and evening, and instructions to use 1 inhalation as needed for symptom relief. Defines stability criteria, flare-up steps over 2–3 days (add 1 as-needed dose, consider prednisolone, contact doctor), and emergency triggers. 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A similar action plan could  \nbe constructed for other ICS/formoterol formulations, eg, mometasone/formoterol)  \nNormal mode  \nMy SMART Asthma Treatment is:  \n☐ budesonide/formoterol 160/4 .5 (12 years or older)  \n☐ budesonide/formoterol 80/4 .5 (4-11 years)  \nMy Regular Treatment Every Day:  \n(Write in or circle the number of doses prescribed for this patient) Take [1, 2] inhalation(s) in the morning  \nand [0, 1, 2] inhalation(s) in the evening, every day  \nReliever  \nUse 1 inhalation of budesonide/formoterol whenever needed for relief of my asthma symptoms  \nI should always carry my budesonide/formoterol inhaler  \nMy asthma is stable if:  \n• I can take part in normal physical activity without asthma symptoms  \nAND  \n• I do not wake up at night or in the morning because of asthma  \nOther Instructions  \n______________________________________  \n______________________________________  \nAsthma Flare-up  \nAsthma Emergency  \nMy Asthma Action Plan For Single Inhaler Maintenance and Reliever Therapy (SMART)  \nwith budesonide/formoterol  \nName:    \nDate:    \nUsual best PEF:   L/min (if used)  \nAction plan provided  \nby:    \nDoctor:  \n____________________________  \nDoctor’s phone:    \nIf over a Period of 2-3 Days:  \n• My asthma symptoms are getting worse OR NOT improving  \nOR  \n• I am using more than 6 budesonide/formoterol reliever inhalations a day (if aged 12 years or older) or more than 4 inhalations a day (if aged 4-11 years)  \nI should:  \n☒Continue to use my regular everyday treatment PLUS 1 inhalation budesonide/formoterol whenever needed to relieve symptoms  \n☐ Start a course of prednisolone ☐ Contact my doctor  \nCourse of Prednisolone Tablets:  \nTake   mg prednisolone tablets per day for   days OR  \n___________________________________  \n___________________________________  \nIf I need more than 12  \nbudesonide/formoterol inhalations (total) in any day (or more than 8 inhalations forchildren 4-11 years), I MUST see my doctor or go to the hospital the same day.  \nSigns of an Asthma Emergency:  \n• Symptoms getting worse quickly  \n• Extreme difficulty breathing or speaking  \n• Little or no improvement from my budesonide/formoterol reliever inhalations  \nIf I have any of the above danger signs, I should dial   for an ambulance and say I am having a severe asthma attack.  \nWhile I am waiting for the ambulance start my asthma first aid plan:  \n• Sit upright and stay calm.  \n• Take 1 inhalation of budesonide/formoterol. Wait 1-3 minutes. If there is no improvement, take another inhalation of  \nbudesonide/formoterol (up to a maximum of 6 inhalations on a single occasion) .  \n• If only albuterol is available, take 4 puffs as often as needed until help arrives.  \n• Start a course of prednisolone tablets (as directed) while waiting for the ambulance.  \n• Even if my symptoms appear to settle quickly, I should see my doctor immediately after a serious attack.  \nModified from Australian action plan with permission from National Asthma Council Australia and AstraZeneca Australia","cbCaihPKDenB5GbX","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihPKDenB5GbX","pdf",245548,"English","# Normal mode\n## My Regular Treatment Every Day\n## Reliever\n## My asthma is stable if\n# Other Instructions\n## Asthma Flare-up (If over a Period of 2-3 Days)\n## Asthma Emergency\n## First aid while waiting for an ambulance","[{\"question\":\"What should I write in the Normal mode dosing section?\",\"answer\":\"Record the prescribed budesonide/formoterol inhalation numbers for the morning and evening every day, and circle the appropriate strength and age range in the SMART plan.\"},{\"question\":\"What do I do if symptoms worsen over 2–3 days?\",\"answer\":\"Continue regular everyday treatment and add 1 budesonide/formoterol inhalation whenever needed for relief. 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