Sadie W., 32 year old female, presents with symptoms of a runny nose, itchy eyes, and nasal congestion that occurs every spring. She is a school bus driver so tells you she wants something to relieve her symptoms but not make her drowsy. The nurse practitioner determines that Sadie has seasonal allergic rhinitis. The nurse practitioner determines that the first-line therapy best to treat seasonal allergic rhinitis for this patient is: O Pseudophredine (a decongestant) O Fluticasone propionate [Fluticasone] (topical intranasal glucocorticoid). O Albuterol (short acting bronchodilator) • Diphenhydramine (Benadryl) antihistamine
