Chapter 11 - Matching (Drugs and their Treatments) Flashcards
Act to counter the effects of histamine by blocking histamine receptors. Used to treat allergy symptoms, motion sickness, ie Claritin, Allegra, Benadryl
- antihistamines
- decongestants
- antitussives non-narcotic
- antitussives narcotic
- expectorants
- bronchodilators
antihistamines
These agents are used for the temporary relief of nasal congestion associated with the common cold, hay fever, other respiratory allergies and sinusitis.
- antihistamines
- decongestants
- antitussives non-narcotic
- antitussives narcotic
- expectorants
- bronchodilators
decongestants
Anesthetize the stretch receptors located in the respiratory passages, lungs and pleura by dampening their activity and thereby reducing cough reflex, ie, Buckley’s, Robitussin
- antihistamines
- decongestants
- antitussives non-narcotic
- antitussives narcotic
- expectorants
- bronchodilators
antitussives non-narcotic
Depress the cough centre in the brain, ie codeine, hydrocodone
- antihistamines
- decongestants
- antitussives non-narcotic
- antitussives narcotic
- expectorants
- bronchodilators
antitussives narcotic
Promote and facilitate the removal of the mucus from the lower respiratory tract
- antihistamines
- decongestants
- antitussives non-narcotic
- antitussives narcotic
- expectorants
- bronchodilators
exporiants
Used to improve pulmonary airflow by dilating air passages
- antihistamines
- decongestants
- antitussives non-narcotic
- antitussives narcotic
- expectorants
- bronchodilators
bronchodilators