pharm 8.5 Flashcards

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oxygen treatment

A

decreases the workload of the heart and respiratory system

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2
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bronchitis

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inflammation of bronchial tubes

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3
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emphysema

A

destruction of the tiny air sacs at the base of the lungs

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4
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caffeine citrate

A

treatment of neonatal apnea of prematurity

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5
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theophylline

A

stimulate respiration in infants

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6
Q

bronchodilators

A

relaxing smooth muscles of the bronchial tree

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7
Q

bronchodilator administration

A

inhalation route is preferred

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8
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sympathomimetics

A

work on the smooth muscle in the lungs to cause relaxation

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9
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sympathomimetics example

A

albuterol

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10
Q

anticholinergics example

A

atrovent

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11
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anticholinergics

A

decreasing the chemical that promotes bronchospasms

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12
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xanthines

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relaxes the smooth muscle of the bronchial airways and pulmonary blood vessels

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13
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xanthines example

A

theophylline

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14
Q

synthetic cortiocoseroids

A

for short term bursts

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15
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inhaled corticosteroids

A

long term

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16
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intranasal cortiocosteroids

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first line therapy for most noninfectious types of rhinitis and reduce congestion

17
Q

what should you take first?

A

bronchodilators

18
Q

leukotriene inhibitors example

19
Q

leukotriene inhibitors

A

exercise induced bronchoconstriction and chronic asthma

taken every day to reduce edema

20
Q

mast cell stabilizers example

21
Q

mucolytics example

A

acetylcysteine

22
Q

mucolytics

A

liquefy pulmonary secretions

23
Q

expectorants example

A

guaifenesin

24
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expectorants

A

increase secretions, reduce viscosity, help to expel sputum

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antitussives
prevent coughing by acting centrally on the cough center
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narcotic antitussive example
codeine
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nonnarcotic antitussive example
dextromethorphan
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antihistamines
antagonize the histamine1 receptor sites to treat allergy symptoms
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2nd generation antihistamine
doesn't make you so sleepy
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first generation antihistamine
benadryl
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2nd generation antihistamine
allergra
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decongestants
constrict blood vessels in the respiratory tract, and help to open nasal airway passages
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decongestants example
phenylephrine
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nicotine replacement therapy
help lessen withdrawal symptoms by slowly lowering the level of nicotine in the body
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buproprion example
wellbutrin
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buproprion
decreases cravings for cigs
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varenicline
alleviates nicotine craving