Seasonal Spring Allergies Quiz

What is the primary cause of seasonal spring allergies according to the text?

• Cold weather

• Pollen

• Insect bites

• Mold

Which symptom is NOT mentioned as a reaction to spring allergies in the text?

• Fever

• Sneezing

• Itchy throat

• Watery eyes

According to the text, what environmental change contributes to the increase in allergies during spring?

• Decreased sunlight

• Increased humidity

• Lower temperatures

• Reduced plant growth

What is another common allergen in spring besides pollen, as mentioned in the text?

• Dust

• Mold

• Pet dander

• Food

How does mold in homes contribute to seasonal allergies?

• By causing water leakage

• By reducing air quality

• By releasing spores

• By attracting insects

What is a common result of increased outdoor activities like walking to school or playing at the park during spring?

• Decreased exposure to allergens

• Increased exposure to common allergens

• Improved respiratory health

• Less severe allergy symptoms

Which group of people may experience more severe symptoms of seasonal allergies?

• People with no prior respiratory issues

• People who stay indoors

• People already experiencing respiratory illnesses

• People using air conditioners

What is one strategy mentioned for managing seasonal allergies related to pollen?

• Avoiding medication

• Limiting pollen exposure by staying inside on high pollen days

• Increasing time spent outdoors

• Discontinuing use of air conditioners

Which medication is suggested to help relieve symptoms of seasonal allergies?

• Antibiotics

• Antivirals

• Antifungals

• Antihistamines

Why is spring considered a challenging time for people with seasonal allergies?

• It is typically a vacation period

• There are fewer healthcare services available

• It involves high pollen counts and allergen exposure

• It is colder than other seasons