Obstructive Lung Disease Management Flashcards

1
Q

name a short acting B2 agonist?

A

salbutamol

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2
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name a long acting B2 agonists?

A

salmaterol

formoterol

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3
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how do B2 agonists work?

A

bind to Gs coupled B2 receptors which causes bronchodilation

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4
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what are the side effects of B2 agonists?

A
tachycardia
arrhythmias
anxiety
hypokalaemia
tremor
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5
Q

what side effect can LABA cause?

A

paroxysmal broncho spasm

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6
Q

name a short acting muscarinic antagonist?

A

ipratropium

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7
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name a long acting muscarinic antagonist?

A

tiotropium

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8
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how do muscarinics antagonists work?

A

by preventing Ach binding to muscarinic receptors, dilating airways from their basal constricted state
reduces mucous production

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9
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what muscarinic receptors does ipotropium bind to?

A

non - selective

M1 M2 M3

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10
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what muscarinic receptors does tiotropium bind to?

A

selective
M3
Gq coupled

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11
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what are the side effects of muscarinics antagonists?

A

anti-muscarinic –> dry mouth, retention, constipation

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12
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how can you reduce the side effects of muscarinic antagonists?

A

inhalational route of delivery

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13
Q

name steroids used to treat obstructive disease?

A

beclometasone

fluticasone

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14
Q

how to steroids help obstructive disease?

A

reduce inflammation of the bronchial mucosa

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15
Q

what are the side effects of steroids?

A

thrush

systemic absorption

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16
Q

name examples of xanthines?

A

aminothylline

theophylline

17
Q

how do xanthines work?

A

reduce bronchial restriction by inhibiting phosphodiesterase

18
Q

what are some side effects of xanthines?

A

GI upset
arrhythmias
common due to narrow therapeutic window

19
Q

name some leukotriene receptor antagonists?

A

montelukast

20
Q

how do leukotriene receptor antagonists work?

A

reduce inflammation by blocking action of leukotrienes which are inflammatory mediators

21
Q

what are some side effects of leukotriene receptor antagonists?

A

GI upset

low mood

22
Q

name an immunotherapy used in obstructive disease?

A

omalizumab

23
Q

how does immunotherapy work in obstructive disease?

A

monoclonal IgE

24
Q

what is immunotherapy used for in obstructive disease?

A

severe, non-responsive allergic asthma