Asthma Pharmacology Flashcards

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side effects of beta-agonists

A

(1) skeletal muscle tremors
(2) tachycardia
(3) palpitations
(4) hypokalemia
(5) hyperglycemia

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2
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time to onset for SABA

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3-5 minutes

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3
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side effects of ICS

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oral thrush
dysphonia
cough
hoarse throat
increased risk of pneumonia
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4
Q

Beclomethasone = ?

A

QVAR

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5
Q

Ciclesonide = ?

A

Alvesco

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6
Q

Budesonide = ?

A

Pulmicort

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7
Q

Flunisolide = ?

A

Aerospan

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8
Q

Fluticasone = ?

A

Flovent, Arnuity, ArmonAir

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9
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Mometasone = ?

A

Asmanex

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10
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Side effects of leukotriene modifiers

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(1) neuropsychiatric events
(2) increase in LFTs
(3) sinusitis
(4) Churg-Strauss syndrome (rare)

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11
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contraindications to leukotriene modifier therapy

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hepatic impairment (except montelukast)

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12
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cromolyn drug class

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mast cell stabilizer

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13
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side effects of mast cell stabilizers

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(1) cough
(2) unpleasant tasta
(3) cardiac arrhythmias (rare)

precaution: anaphylaxis

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14
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side effects of methylxanthines

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(1) insomnia
(2) GI upset
(3) tremor
(4) nervousness
(5) hyperactivity in children

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15
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Use caution with methylxanthine treatment in patients with ________ disease.

A

cardiovascular

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16
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Major drug interactions occur with all CYP _____ substrates and theophylline.

17
Q

Minor drug interactions occur with all CYP ____ and ____ substrates and theophylline.

18
Q

target serum concentration of theophylline

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5-15 mcg/mL

19
Q

signs of theophylline toxicity

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(1) N/V
(2) tachyarrhthmias
(3) headache
(4) seizures

20
Q

Omalizumab = ?

21
Q

Omalizumab is anti-____, while Mepolizumab and Reslizumab are anti-____.

22
Q

Reslizumab = ?

23
Q

Mepolizumab = ?

24
Q

Which two monoclonal antibodies for asthma treatment are injected subcutaneously, and which one is IV?

A

subQ: Xolair, Nucala
IV: Cinquair

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side effects of mabs
(1) injection site reaction (2) arthralgia (3) dizziness (4) fatigue (5) CV events (Xolair) (6) herpes zoster infection (mepolizumab)
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Which mab carries a precaution (not a warning) for anaphylaxis?
mepolizumab (Nucala) Xolair and Cinquair carry warnings for anaphylaxis.
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side effects of anti-muscarinics
(1) dry mouth (2) dizziness (3) blurred vision (4) urinary retention (5) upper respiratory tract infection
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precautions with anti-muscarinics
myasthenia gravis urinary retention BPH narrow angle glaucoma
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Ipratropium = ?
Atrovent
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Ipratropium + albuterol = ?
Combivent
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LAMA examples
Tiotropium (Spiriva) Umeclidinium (Incruse) Aclidinium (Tudorza) Glycopyrrolate (Seebri)
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PDE4 mechanism of action
inhibition of PDE4 leads to increased intracellular cAMP, which
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Give an example of a PDE4 inhibitor.
Roflumilast (Daliresp)
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side effects of roflumilast
``` diarrhea weight loss decreased appetite insomnia depression ```
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With PDE4 inhibitors, drug-drug interactions can occur with CYP ____ and ____.
3A4, 1A2