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Mr. Chen asks the nurse how he should be instructing his 14-year-old child to use the...

Mr. Chen asks the nurse how he should be instructing his 14-year-old child to use the newly prescribed inhaler.

  1. In your post explain how you as a nurse would teach Mr. Chen and his son.

  2. Include how, when, and why using scholarly sources.

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