Inclass-Asthma Meds Flashcards

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What type of med is Albuterol?

A

A “short-acting” Beta-2 Agonist

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What type of drug is Tri-am-cin-olone? When does it take action?

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Tri-am-cin-alone is a Steroid..Anti-Inflammatory…take 1 or 2x per day and works over long periods of time to cut back on mucus production/inflammatory response

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What type of drug is Flu-tic-a-sone Pro-pri-onate? What is it usually paired with?

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Steroid (preventative)…Usually paired with Sal-met-erol

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What type of drug is Sal-met-erol? What is it usually paired with?

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“Long Lasting” Beta-2 agonist..usually paired with Flu-tic-asone Proprionate

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What type of drug is Mon-e-luk-ast?

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a Leuko-tri-ene receptor agonist (REMEMBER LEUKO-TRI-ENES!!?? released with histamine by mast cells in asthma)

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What is the #1 treatment for Neonatal Respiratory Distress Syndrome?

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Stop labor and give mom steroids (this generally increases the baby’s production of surfactant)

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7
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What is the cause of TOO much lung compliance (over stretched)?

A

Drowning!

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What type of hypoxia? A 74 year old male with congestive heart failure?

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Ischemic Hypoxia

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What type of hypoxia? Cyanide poisoning.

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Histotoxic Anemia

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