Pharma Exam 2 Flashcards

1
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Epinephrine as an acre ethic drug produces which therapeutic effect

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Increase heart rate and contractility

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The physician has ordered dopamine to treat patients hypovolomic shock secondary to severe loss

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Fluid replacement

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3
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When assessing cardiovascular effects of an acre ethic drug the nurse understand that this drug produce?

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A positive inotropic, positive chronotropic, positive dromotropic

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4
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A hypertensive crisis May occur if adrenergic drug are given along with?

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MOA inhibitors

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5
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Our patient is receiving dobutamine as continuous infusion. Titration of this medication base upon which factors

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Heart rate
Blood pressure
Urine output

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6
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Non selective non blockers may be used to treat hypertension and?

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Supreventicular dysrhytmias

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7
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An example of cardio selective beta blocker includes

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Atenolol (tenormin)

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8
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When reviewing the allergy history of a patient, the nurse notes yang the patient is allergic to penicillin. Which class of antibiotics

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Cephalosporin

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9
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The nurse is providing teaching to a patient taking oral tetracycline antibiotic. Which statement of nurse is correct

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Avoid direct sunlight and tanning beds while on this medication

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10
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Which individual is a highest risk for a drug drug interaction

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An adult who takes eight medication for a chronic condition

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11
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The nurse cares for a patient who is taking calcium channel blocker for hypertension. The nurse should be most concerned if patient makes which statement

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I drink glass of grape fruit each evening

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12
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A patient is prescribed medication to be take on an empty stomach. Which statement should the nurse provide teaching?

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Take medication 1 hours before meals

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13
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Which patient does nurse identify as being high risk for development of an adverse effect drug interaction?

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An 84 year old with diabetes, heart failure and hypertension who taken seven medication each day

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14
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A patient is prescribed a medication that is potentially hepatotoxic. Before administering what should nurse do

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Aspartate aminotransferase and alanine

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15
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The healthcare provider writes a medication order that the nurse cannot read

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Contact prescriber to clarify order

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16
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A patient with. Anger is receiving morphine for pain control but it is not longer controlling his pain. What is appropriate response by the nurse

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You have developed a tolerance to morphine and will need a higher dose

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17
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The nurse is preparing to administer warfarin to a patient. The nurse notes that patient has altered cyp2d6. Is it most important for the nurse to do which of the following?

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Exam in patient stools for the presence

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18
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Ropranol is an effective?

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Non selective beta adrenergic antagonist

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19
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When assessing cardio vascular effect of beta blocker the nurse understand that this drugs produce

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A negative inotropic,
Negative chronotropic
Negative dronotropic effect

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20
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The priority of nursing for patient taking metropolol (lopressor) would be

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Risk for decreased cardiac tissue perfusion elated to effect of medication

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21
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Patient teaching for a patient being discharged on beta blocker includes

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If you take your pulse less tha 69, hold your medication and call your healthcare provider

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22
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The nurse is admitting a patient with history of angina and hypertension whose currently experiencing moderate heart failure

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Carvedol (coreg)

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23
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Beta blocker are used to treat which disorders

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Hypertension, angina, cardiac dysrhytmias

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24
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Cholinergic drug have which therapeutic effect

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Increased gastrointestinal motility

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25
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For which potentially adverse effect would be nurse monitor patient prescribed amiodarone

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Bluish skin discoloration
Hypothyroidism
Photosensitivity

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26
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The most sever adverse effect of amiodarone are evidence in which boy system

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Pulmonary

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27
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Calcium channel blocker have which pharma dynamic effect

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Coronary vasodilation

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28
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Before administering a dose of an antidysrhythmic drug to assigned patient, which assessment whorls be the highest priority

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Apical pulse and blood pressure

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29
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Sodium channel blocker are considered which class of antidysrhytmic drug

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Class 1

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30
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Adenosine is used to treat which condition

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Paroxysmal supraventicular tachycardia (PSVT)

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31
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The nurse is reviewing emergency protocols and administration of adenosine what is vitally important task to remember when administering adenosine

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Give it as rapid IV flush

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32
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Patient has been prescribed lidocaine. What does the nurse understand as the reason for this medication order

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Ventricular arrhytmias

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33
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Which are common side effect of nitroglycerin

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Flushing
Headache
Hypotension

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34
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When caring a patient with angina the nurse would question an order for non cardio selective beta blocker in a patient with what coexisting medical diagnosis

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Bronchial asthma

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35
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It is most important to instruct the patient prescribed nitroglycerin to avoid which substance

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Erectile dysfunction medication

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36
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A patient is tạkung sublingual nitroglycerin is complaint of flushing and headaches

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These the side effect of nitroglycerin. They should subside with continued use of nitroglycerin

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37
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Patient teaching regarding nitroglycerin

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Sit or lie down after you take nitroglycerin tablet to prevent dizziness

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38
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What is included in t eprioity assessment before administering isosorbide mononitrate (imdur)

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Blood pressure

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39
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In order to prevent development of tolerance the nurse instruct the patient to perform which action

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Apply nitroglycerin patch for 16 hours each and remove 8 hours at night

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40
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Calcium channel blocker reduce myocardial oxygen demand by reducing afterload. How would the nurse explain the afterload to the patient

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It is the pressure against which the heart must pump

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41
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Which statement by the patient demonstrates a need for further education regarding nitroglycerin

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I can’t take up to 5 tablets at 5 minutes intervals for chest pain

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42
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Nitrates believe angina pain by reducing preload. Joe would the nurse explain the term preload to the patient

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It is the blood volume within the heart

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43
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When teaching a patient about carvedilol (coreg) the nurse explain that this medication reduces blood pressure by which action

A

Refusing heart rate and vasodilation

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44
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Which priority of nursing diagnosis for a patient taking an antihypertensive medication

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Ineffective cerebral tissue ratted to disease process and or medication

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45
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ACe inhibitors and angiotensin receptor blocks bit work to decrease blood pressure by preventing the formation of angiotensin 2

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Preventing aldosterone secretion

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46
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A patient prescribed prazosin does not have a history of hypertension. The nurses would assess for what disorder for which this medication is also used

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Obstructive benign prostatic hyperplasia

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47
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When administering nitorprusside IV, the nurse would monitor for which sign of toxicity

A

Hypotension

48
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Carvedilol is classified as a

A

Dual action alpha 1 and beta receptor blocker

49
Q

Which statement if made by your patient signifies theta addition patient teaching regarding antihypertensive treatment is required

A

I will check my blood pressure everyday and take my medication when it is over 140/90

50
Q

The nurse conducting a community education program. Explains medication regimen to treat hypertension

A

Diuretic and calcium channel blocker

51
Q

The nurse would question an order for calcium channel blocker in a patient with chích condition

A

Hypotension

52
Q

The nurse would plan on o administer which calcium channel blocker to a patient with cerebral artery spasm

A

Nimodioine (nimotop)

53
Q

Which would be a priority assessment prior to administer eplerenone

A

Serum electrolyte

54
Q

Which medication would the nurse question if prescribed concurrently with ace inhibitors

A

Potassium

55
Q

Side effect of antichlonerguc drugs such as atropine

A

Dilated pupils, urinary retention, dry mount

56
Q

After administering ditropan to a patient with spina bifida the nurse is assessing the patient for therapeutic effect

A

Decrease urinary retention

57
Q

The provider has ordered donepezil for the patient and Feb patient states I have no idea why I take this medication

A

Alzheimer’s disease

58
Q

The nurse administering donepizel to a patient that the expected therapeutic action of this drug is

A

Increase level of acetylcholine in the brain by blocking its breakdown

59
Q

Adverse effect of bethanechol

A

Urinary atony

60
Q

Chilinergic drug are indicated of which situation

A

Lowering intraocular pressure in patients with glaucoma

61
Q

A health care provider has ordered impril

A

Client with depression.

62
Q

A nurse is monitoring client for early lithium toxicity

A

Confusion

63
Q

Three types of hypertension

A

Essential - unknown cause 90%
Secondary- disease 10%
Malignant - rapid rising due to primary or secondary

64
Q

Patient is taking aloha adrenergic blocker what precaution to take

A

Decrease blood pressure
Tachycardia, arrythmias

65
Q

What drugs increase toxicit y of digoxin

A

Increased salivation and tetracycline

66
Q

Contraindication of nitroglycerin

A

Vasodilators

67
Q

How beta blockers lower blood pressure

A

Decrease cardiac output, do not use epinephrine

68
Q

Most common used diuretics

A

HCTxZ hydrochlorithizide

69
Q

Most common side effect of diuretics

A

Hypokalemia
Hyperuricemia
Xerostomia

70
Q

What drug that interacts with warfarin

A

Aspirin, antibiotic

71
Q

Benzodiazepine do not have what effect

A

Analgesic (pain relief)

72
Q

Cholesterol absorption inhibitors which drug

A

Ezetrol

73
Q

Drug used to treat angina pectoris

A

Antianginals

74
Q

Symptoms for ischemic heart disease

A

Slowing heart rate , dilating veins, dilating arterioles

75
Q

First line drugs for chronic angina

A

Beta adrenergic blockers

76
Q

Restore blood supply to the damage myocardium as quickly as possible through the used of

A

Thrombolytics

77
Q

Teh early diagnosis of myocardial infarction increase chances of survival in which pharmacotherapy

A

Thronbolytics, beta blockers, antidysrhytmitics

78
Q

Which antiplatelates agents for teh treatment of myocardial ischemia

A

Glycoprotein IIB/IIIa inhibitors

79
Q

To prolong bleeding time in order to prevent blood clots from forming I. Which drug used

A

Anticoagulants

80
Q

Drugs are used to treat the symptoms and complication of acute MI

A

Analgesics, anticoagulants and ace inhibitors

81
Q

How to assess if the diuretics is effective

A

Kung sound

82
Q

What to assess when giving warfarin

A

Bruises and bleeding

83
Q

Side effect of aspirin

A

Tinnitus

84
Q

After 3x of nitroglycerin

A

Call 911

85
Q

Stop beta blockers

A

Will cause rebound hypertension

86
Q

Epi and nore

A

Catecholamines that stimulate sns

87
Q

If there is hypertensive drugs in bedside

A

Avoid decongestant

88
Q

Which system is affecting diuretic

A

Kidney k spraing

89
Q
A

Do not give to renal failure

90
Q

Treating acute asthma attacks

A

Saba

91
Q

Pt after taking inhaler

A

Increase fluid intake

92
Q

If your patient has to take a bronchodilator and consticosteriod

A

Give bronchodilator first gen diphenhydramine

93
Q

Eating tyramine food when taking mao

A

Can cause hypertension

94
Q

What is akathisia

A

Motor restlessness

95
Q

What effect might decreased intestinal motility

A

Increase drug absorption

96
Q

Toenail removal

A

Local narcotics meds

97
Q

Check the mar levodopa carbidopa effect

A

Less tremors

98
Q

Common adverse effect of alpha blockers

A

Orthostatic hypotension

99
Q

Cause excessive production of epi and nore

A

Pheochromocytoma

100
Q

Alan alpha adrenergic antagonist administered by IV bolus or drip to reduce blood pressure quickly

A

Phentolamine

101
Q

An alpha adrenergic antagonist that competes nore at its receptor on vascular

A

Prazosin

102
Q

How many percent of prazosin Ano sober after oral administration and Half life

A

60%
2-3 hours half life

103
Q

As a practical nurse what are the some ways to tell what cause of a patients rhinorrhea is

A

Allergy
Bacterial - greens Color
Viral-clear Color

104
Q

Treatment for the common cold

Benadryl
Sinotab-decongestant

A
105
Q

Expectorant - used to thin bronchial see region so they can more easily be eliminated by coughing

Example ; guaifenesin
Side effect - drowsiness

A
106
Q

Antitussives - used to suppress the cough reflex usually dry and non productive cough

A
107
Q

Opiate cause by respiratory infection
Non opiate - dextrometbrophan is the sample medication

A
108
Q

Nursing consideration prior to give antitussives

Interactions
Allergies
Color of secretion
Amount of the cough
Consistency of the pleghm

A
109
Q

Nasal congestion is due to dilation. Of the vessels i. Response to infection or allergen which lead to swelling of nasal cavity

A
110
Q

Example sod decongestant

Ephedrine

A
111
Q

What are the adverse side effect of decongestant drug act to teh sympathetic nervous system

Urinary retention
Increase of breathing
Tachycardia

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112
Q

Antihistamine block effect of histamine - majority designated to block H receptors

A
113
Q

Histamines are pro inflammatory agent

A
114
Q

A decrease in Histamine lead to decrease vasoppermeability

A
115
Q

Example of antihistamine

Diphenhydramine - Benadryl (cause drowsiness, tachycardia, dry mouth )
Fexofenadrine- Allegra
Loratadine - Claritin

A