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Activity A9 Group work BONUS QUESTION A9a: DISCUSS:

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Activity A9 Group work BONUS QUESTION A9a: DISCUSS: Describe how it may feel when someone is having difficulty breathing QUESTION: What could you do to help someone who is having an asthma attack? BONUS QUESTION A9a: What are possible triggers for an asthma attack? (something that makes an asthma attack happen) Triggers: pet hair, cold air, exercise, pollution, cigarette smoke, allergy etc

How many of these answers did you get? Asthma triggers A9a How many of these answers did you get? Pollen Pollution 2 3 Pet fur Aerosols 2 3 Smoking 1 Exercise Cold Air 2 3 Cleaning solutions Total: 1