1. Seasonal Allergic Rhinitis

3. Program Overview

4. Burden of Allergic Rhinitis

5. Defining AR

6. Defining AR Symptoms

7. Classic Presentation of AR

8. Differential Diagnoses Nonallergic Rhinitis

9. Factors in Selection of Therapy for AR

10. 2017 JTFPP Updated Guidelines for Treatment of SAR

11. Clinician Roles: PCPs and Allergy Specialists

12. Clinical Cases in SAR

13. Management of Seasonal Allergic Rhinitis in Adults

14. Patient Case 1: Karen

15. Karen: Medical History and Physical Exam

16. Other Symptoms in SAR Diagnosis

17. Karen: Diagnosis and Management

18. 2017 JTFPP Treatment Guidelines Mild to Moderate SAR

19. Patient Case 2: William

20. William: Medical History and Physical Exam

21. Management of Moderate to Severe SAR in Adults

22. What About Allergen Immunotherapy?

23. When to Consider Referral

24. William: Follow-Up and Treatment Plan

25. Management of SAR in Pediatric and Adolescent Patients

26. AR in Children and Adolescents

27. Patient Case 1: Sam

28. Sam: Physical Examination and Evaluation

29. Management of Mild to Moderate SAR

30. Patient Case 2: Brian

31. Brian: Physical Examination and Evaluation

32. Brian: Medical Management and Follow-Up

33. Challenges of Poorly Controlled AR in Children and Adolescents

34. Brian: Next Steps in Medical Management

35. Key Points About SAR in Children and Adolescents

36. Seasonal Allergic Rhinitis

37. How to Approach Management of Patients With SAR

38. Updates to 2017 JTFPP Guidelines on Treatment of SAR

39. Concluding Remarks

40. Abbreviations