Inclass-Asthma Meds Flashcards
What type of med is Albuterol?
A “short-acting” Beta-2 Agonist
What type of drug is Tri-am-cin-olone? When does it take action?
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
What type of drug is Flu-tic-a-sone Pro-pri-onate? What is it usually paired with?
Steroid (preventative)…Usually paired with Sal-met-erol
What type of drug is Sal-met-erol? What is it usually paired with?
“Long Lasting” Beta-2 agonist..usually paired with Flu-tic-asone Proprionate
What type of drug is Mon-e-luk-ast?
a Leuko-tri-ene receptor agonist (REMEMBER LEUKO-TRI-ENES!!?? released with histamine by mast cells in asthma)
What is the #1 treatment for Neonatal Respiratory Distress Syndrome?
Stop labor and give mom steroids (this generally increases the baby’s production of surfactant)
What is the cause of TOO much lung compliance (over stretched)?
Drowning!
What type of hypoxia? A 74 year old male with congestive heart failure?
Ischemic Hypoxia
What type of hypoxia? Cyanide poisoning.
Histotoxic Anemia