Respiratory Drugs Flashcards

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Bronchidilators ____ into your lungs (way to remember)

A

_____ rol into your lungs. albuterol SABAs, formoterol LABAs

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SABAs such as _____ are used for treating _____

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_____ such as albuterol/Profair are used for treating acute asthma attacks and bronchospasms because they are short acting

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_____ such as formoterol/Foradil are used for asthma prevention and not acute asthma attacks as they have a delay in action

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LABAs such as _____ are used for _____ and not for _____ as they have a delay in action

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Throat irritation _____ _____ tremors, and _____ are common side effects of bronchodilators

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______ hoarseness, sinitus, tremors dizziness and headaches are common side effects of ______

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Caution groups for bronchodilators are _____ ______ _____ _____

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Patients with irregular heart rate and angina are caution groups for _____

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Anticholinergics block receptors in the _____ of the airway to reduce ______

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_____ block receptors in the smooth muscle of the airway to _____ bronchospasms

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Irregular heart rate, nausea/loopiness, thickened secretions, stomach issues, and metal taste are common side effects of _____

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______ _______ thickened secretions, stomach issues, and metal taste are common side effects of anticholinergics/ipratropium/Atrovent

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Patients with a history of heart issues, drug sensitivity, prostatic hypertrophy, and glaucoma are cautions for ______

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Patients with _____ _____ _____ prostatic hypertrophy and glaucoma are cautions for anticholinergics/ipratropium/Atrovent

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While inhaled _____ help with prevention of asthma attacks, they increase risk of ____ and ____

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While inhaled corticosteroids help with the prevention of asthma attacks, they ____ the risk of oral fungi infections and pneumonia

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10
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fluticasone/Flovent is an _____ used to prevent asthma episodes by inhibiting ____

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_____ is an inhaled corticosteroid used to _____ by inhibiting asthma causing chemicals

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Expectorant petronum! Said the _____ wizard named _____

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_____ said the mucinex wizard named guai (guaifensin)

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Guai the mucinex wizards has a dog named _____ who is always _____

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____ the ____ has a dog named cough who is always wet

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dextro always made a ____ sound before addressing his sister DD to avoid a _____ in the Dely

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_____ always made a dry cough sound before addressing his sister DD to avoid a tussle (antitussives) in the Dely (Delysum)

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14
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_____ is a #1 first-generation blocker and puts people to sleep while ____ allows clarity for those who know not to fear the second fiddle

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Benadryl is a _____ blocker while Claritin allows clarity for those who know not to fear ______ H1 blockers

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______ such as _____ clear your nose and allow you to discover something fishy

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Decongestant such as Sudafed ______ and allow you to discover something fishy.

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16
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_____ is also a _____ spray that helps you clear things up to not be Afrintive

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Afrin is a decongestant spray that helps _____ to not be _____