A typical dose for Abuteral via inhaler is

• A. 1-2 inhalations
• B. 4-6 inhalations
• C. 1 spray per day
• D. 10 inhalations every hour

Answer: (A)

Albuterol inhalers provide rapid relief for acute bronchospasm as a rescue medication. A typical dose is one to two inhalations per use, repeated as needed every 4–6 hours for symptom relief. Each puff delivers a fixed amount, so starting with one puff and using a second puff if symptoms persist is common practice. This range balances effective bronchodilation with a lower risk of side effects like palpitations or tremor. Options that suggest many puffs in a short time or doses far too infrequent don’t fit how rescue inhalers are used in standard care. If symptoms don’t improve after one or two puffs, or if they worsen, seek medical assessment.