Inhalational cromoglicate

This option is incorrect because cromoglicate does not play a role in managing acute asthma exacerbations. Its role is limited to long-term asthma prevention, particularly in specific cases such as exercise-induced asthma. It is not commonly used though due to the importance of ICS as anti-inflammatory drugs of choice. Cromoglicate’s mechanism of stabilizing mast cells is too weak and slow to address Amy’s acute inflammatory changes caused by the exacerbation or respiratory tract infection.

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