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+Intended Use and Instructions for Use

The Asthma Impairment and Risk Questionnaire (AIRQ^®pronounced “air” – “Q”) is a set of 10 yes or no questions that is designed to help you and a health care provider talk about your asthma control. AIRQ^® is intended to help patients with asthma who are 12 years of age or older. The survey asks questions about your asthma medicines, asthma symptoms, and asthma attacks.

The assessment of your level of asthma control is based on your answers to the AIRQ^® questions. The goal is for your asthma to be well-controlled. Your chances of having an asthma attack go up when your asthma control worsens. Even patients with asthma that is well-controlled can have asthma attacks.

It is very important to discuss your answers to each of the 10 AIRQ^® questions, your total AIRQ^® score, and your level of asthma control with your health care provider. You should not change your treatment based on your AIRQ^® score unless you and your health care provider discuss and agree a change is needed.

Diagnose asthma
Be used to assess asthma control in children younger than 12 years of age
Take the place of advice or treatments given to you by your health care provider
Tell you which asthma treatments are best for you
Collect or store any of your personal health information

Instructions for Use:

1.
Take AIRQ^®: Using a paper or digital form, answer all 10 questions.
2.
Get Your AIRQ^® Score: The total number of “yes” responses is your AIRQ^® score.
3.
Talk to a Health Care Provider: Discuss your answer to each of the 10 AIRQ^® questions, your AIRQ^® score, and your level of asthma control.
4.
Discuss a Treatment Plan: You and your provider can use your AIRQ^® results along with information from your office visits and medical history to assess your asthma control to decide a treatment plan that is best for you.

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+Intended Use and Instructions for Use

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