Lenоre, аge 13 yeаrs presents tо the clinic with cоugh аnd cold symptoms. She indicates she is feeling a little short of breath. Her SpO2 is 97%. She does not have a fever or sore throat. On exam, you hear end expiratory wheezes throughout which clear after one albuterol nebulization treatment in the clinic. She has air entry throughout and there are no crackles, wheezes or rhonchi auscultated post neb. Lenore's mother indicates Lenore had asthma as a toddler but she "grew out of it". She also notes that Lenore seems to wheeze with every cold she gets now, but is fine in between. She is using her albuterol (SABA) rarely. You note that she has been to Urgent Care a few months ago for similar episode of wheezing with URI. You decide Lenore has a diagnosis of mild intermittent asthma with URI trigger. According to the GINA guidelines for steps 1-2 for her age, first track treatment for Lenore is:
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