D.O.C. for prophalactic treatment of exercise induced asthma

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Can't seem to get a consensus on what is D.O.C. for preventive treatment of exercised induced asthma-- the question basically asked what should the athlete use before exercise; short acting beta agonist was not a choice. This was a shelf question.

Cromolyn--mast cell stabalizer

or a steroid were among the answer choices.

I chose Cromolyn because they used the world prophalactic.
 
Did you have a leukotriene receptor antagonist (eg, montelukast) as one of your choices?

I'm not sure if this is mentioned in the respiratory section of FA pharm or not, but I remember reading this in Cecil's.
 
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Was cromolyn the wrong answer or do you not know?

Sodium cromglycate is prophylactically used for exercise induced asthma
 
Was cromolyn the wrong answer or do you not know?

Sodium cromglycate is prophylactically used for exercise induced asthma


I do not know for sure because it was a comprehensive shelf exam--NBME.

But I guess mast cell stabalizer was the correct answer based on your last sentence. Thanks.
 
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