What is the clinical manifestation for asthma?

Answer 1

Manifestations of AsthmaSudden breathlessness especially expiration

Wheezing with expiration

May last for several hours followed by wet cough

Jugular vein distention during expiration in sever cases

Answer 2

- Coughing (usually dry cough), wheezing (usually on expiration), chest tightness or pain, and/or difficulty breathing- SOB. If mild exacerbation, the child remains pink, but as Asthma worsens, cyanosis might result. Some children present with mild retractions, while others demonstrate significant accessory muscle use and eventually head bobbing if not effectively treated. Child may appear anxious and fearful, or be lethargic and irritable. Children with persistent severe asthma may have a barrel chest and routinely demonstrate mildly increased work of breathing.

Answer 3

The most common symptoms for asthma is a chesty cough. Asthma sufferers will feel out of breath with little to no physical activity, and will often have a tightness in the chest.