Inhaled Beta Agonist Meds (-terol) Flashcards

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MOA

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  • beta agonists
  • B2 = lungs
  • sympathetic
  • bronchodilation
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what are the 2 types of inhaled beta agonists?

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  • SABA (short-acting)

- LABA (long-acting)

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tell me about SABAs

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  • onset takes about 5 min

- effects last 4-6 hours (when exercising, only 2-3 hours)

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tell me about LABAs

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  • onset 30-60

- effects last 12-24 hours

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inhaled beta agonist AEs

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  • tachycardia
  • tremor
  • hypokalemia
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drug names to be familiar with

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  • albuterol (ProAir, Ventolin)

- this med is a SABA

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SABA indication

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  • PRN for SOB

- can use 2x per week before referred to a provider

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LABA indication

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  • Maintenance tx

- dose 1-2x daily

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