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Term for hives?

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Urticaria

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What’s the term for dry mouth?

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Xerostomia

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Term for a runny nose?

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Rhinorrhea

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What’s the term for rhinitis caused by rebound vasodilation after excessive use of vasoconstriction nasal sprays or drops?

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Rhinitis medicamentosa

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Term for pyrexia?

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Fever

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Term for inflammation of nasal mucous membranes?

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Rhinitis

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Term for paleness?

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Pallor

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Term for a feeling of discomfort or fatigue?

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Malaise

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Term for area of tissue death due to a lack of oxygen?

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Infarct

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9
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Term for hoarseness?

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Dysphonia?

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10
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Term for absence of breathing?

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Apnea

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Term for def of carbon dioxide in blood?

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Acapnia

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What are the two classes of orally inhaled bronchodilators?

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Sympathomimetics bronchodilators and anticholinergic bronchodilators

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13
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Trade for indacaterol?

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Arcapta NeoHaler - DPI

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14
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Trade for Serevent Diskus?

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salmeterol

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15
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Trade for formoterol?

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Foradil Aerolizer

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16
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Trade for pirbuterol?

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Maxair Autohaler

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17
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Trade for levalbuterol?

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Xopenex HFA

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18
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Which inhalers are “rescue inhalers”?

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albuterol
levalbuterol
pirbuterol

All MDIs

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Which inhaler is a breath activated MDI beneficial in patients who have difficulty using a traditional “press and breathe” MDI?

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Maxair Autohaler-pirbuterol

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Which are long acting sympathomimetic bronchodilators ONLY indicated for asthma prophylaxis?

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formoterol, salmeterol, indacaterol

All DPIs

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21
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Dosing interval for formoterol and salmeterol?

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Twice daily

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Dosing interval for indacaterol?

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Once daily

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23
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How long can Foradil be stored at room temp?

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For four months but it should be stored under refrigeration

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24
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What is the solution for nebuilization diluted with?

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Normal saline

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25
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Which sympathomimetic are available as solutions for nebuilization?

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AccuNeb-albuterol
Xopenex-levalbuterol
Brovana-arformoterol

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26
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What’s the long acting solution for nebuilization?

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Arformoterol-it’s the “R” isomer of formoterol

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How often should Brovana be administered?

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Twice daily and store Brovana in frig

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28
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How long can Brovana be stored at room temp?

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6 weeks

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29
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What’s the TC for albuterol?

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Bronchodilator or Sympathomimetic

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What’s the dosage form for albuterol?

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90 mcg per metered spray

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What’s the DI for albuterol?

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Four times daily

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What’s the TC for levalbuterol?

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Bronchodilator or Sympathomimetic

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33
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What’s the dosage form for Xopenex HFA?

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45 mcg per metered spray

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34
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DI for Xopenex?

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Four times daily just like albuterol

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35
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Which isomer is levalbuterol?

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R isomer; note albuterol is both R and S

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36
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What’s the trade for desloratadine?

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Clarinex

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37
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What’s the DI for Clarinex?

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Once daily

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38
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What is Clarinex indicated for?

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Allergic rhinitis, chronic idiopathic urticaria

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39
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What dosage forms are Clarinex RediTabs available in?

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2.5, 5 mg ODT

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What dosage forms are Clarinex available in?

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5 mg tablet, 2.5 or 5 mg ODT, syrup 2.5 mg/5 mL

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41
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How often should Astelin be given?

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Twice daily

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42
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Trade for azelastine?

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Astelin

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43
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What percent is Astelin nasal spray?

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0.1 %

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44
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How often is Astepro given?

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Twice daily

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45
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What percent is Astepro?

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0.15%

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46
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Trade for hydrocodone polistirex, chlorphenifamine polistirex?

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Tussionex

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47
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How often should Tussionex be given?

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Twice daily

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48
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What’s the dosage for Tussionex?

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10 mg hydrocodone polistirex/5 mL, 8 mg chlorphenifamine/5 mL

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49
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How often should Xyzal be given?

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Once daily

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50
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Trade for levocetirizine?

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Xyzal

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51
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What is Xyzal indicated for?

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Allergic rhinitis, chronic idiopathic urticaria

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52
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How often should Zyrtec D 12 hour be given?

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Twice daily

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53
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What’s the dosage form for Zyrtec D 12 Hour?

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5 mg cetirizine, 120 mg pseudoephedrine

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54
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How often should Zyrtec be given?

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Once daily

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55
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How often should Children’s Allegra be given?

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Twice daily

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56
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How often should Allegra Allergy 12 Hour be given?

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Twice daily

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How often should Allegra Allergy 24 hour be given?

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Once daily

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58
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What strength is Allegra Allergy 12 hour?

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60 mg fexofenadine

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59
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Term for deficiency of carbon dioxide?

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Acapnia

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Term for inflammation of nasal mucous membranes resulting from an allergic reaction?

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Allergic rhinitis

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61
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Term for absence of breathing?

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Apnea

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62
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Term for collapsed lung?

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Atelectasis

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63
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Abnormally slow breathing?

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Bradypnea

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64
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Term for a bruise?

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Ecchymosis

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65
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Term for nosebleed?

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Epistaxis

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66
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Term meaning to eject from the lungs by coughing?

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Expectorate

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67
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Hypercapnia

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Excess carbon dioxide in the blood

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Infarct

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Area of tissue death due to a lack of oxygen

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69
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Keratitis

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Inflammation of the cornea

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70
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Term for a feeling of discomfort or fatigue?

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Malaise

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71
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Term for pupil dilation?

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Mydriasis

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72
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Fungal infection in the mouth cause by Candida albicans?

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Oral candidiasis

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73
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Term for paleness?

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Pallor

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74
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Term for fever?

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Pyrexia

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75
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Term for inflammation of the nasal mucous membranes?

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Rhinitis

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Term for rhinitis caused by rebound vasodilation after excessive use of vasoconstriction nasal sprays or drops?

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Rhinitis medicamentosa

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Term for a runny nose?

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Rhinorrhea

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Term for hives?

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Urticaria

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Term for dry mouth?

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Xerostomia

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80
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Type of inhaler is albuterol?

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MDI

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81
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Type of inhalers are albuterol, levalbuterol, and pirbuterol?

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Metered dose inhalers

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82
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Type of inhalers are formoterol, salmeterol, and indacaterol?

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DPI-dry powder inhalers

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83
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Trade names for albuterol?

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Proventil HFA, Ventolin HFA, ProAir HFA

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Trade for levalbuterol?

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Xopenex HFA

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85
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Trade for pirbuterol?

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MaxAir Autohaler

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86
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Trade for formoterol?

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Foradil Aerolizer

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Trade for salmeterol?

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Serevent Diskus

88
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Trade for indacaterol?

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Arcapta NeoHaler

89
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What type of inhaler are albuterol, levalbuterol, and pirbuterol?

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Quick relief or rescue inhalers

90
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Which rescue inhaler is a breath activated MDI for patients who have difficulty using a traditional “press and breathe” MDI?

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MaxAir Autohaler-pirbuterol

91
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If some is having an acute asthma attack, what would you give?

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albuterol , levalbuterol, pirbuterol

92
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Which inhalers are long acting sympathomimetic bronchodilators only indicated for asthma prophylaxis?

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formoterol, salmeterol, indacaterol

93
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Will formoterol, salmeterol or indacaterol relieve an acute attack?

A

No they are long activating that are for asthma prophylaxis

94
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Dosing interval for formoterol and salmeterol?

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Twice daily

95
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Dosing interval for indacaterol?

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Once daily

96
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Dosing interval for Serevent Diskus as well as Foradil Aerolizer?

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Twice daily

97
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Room temp or refrigerate for Foradil?

A

Refrigerate

98
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How long can Foradil be stored at room temp?

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FOUR months for Foradil

Four=FOradil

99
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Another term for nebulizer?

A

Updraft machine

100
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How can sympathomimetic bronchodilators be administered?

A

In a dosage form known as solution for nebulization or updraft

101
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Which sympathomimetica are available as solutions for nebulization?

A

Accuneb-albuterol
Xopenex-levalbuterol
Brovana-arformoterol-“long acting”

102
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What’s the name for the R isomer of formoterol that’s a long acting solution for nebulization?

A

Arformoterol

103
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How often should Brovana be administered?

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Twice daily-also remember to refrigerate Brovana

104
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How long can Brovana be store at room temp?

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6 weeks

105
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What TC are albuterol and levalbuterol?

A

Bronchodilator-Sympathomimetic

Remember these are both administered four times daily….4X

106
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What dosage form does Ventolin HFA come in and how often should it be given?

A

inhalation aerosol (90 mcg per spray) give four times daily

107
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What dosage form and how often should Xopenex HFA be given?

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45 mcg per metered spray given four times daily

108
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Which isomer is levalbuterol?

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R isomer; albuterol contains both R and S

109
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What are orally inhaled anticholinergics indicated for?

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ONLY indicated for prevention; anticholinergics WILL NOT relieve acute attack

110
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Trade for ipratropium?

A

Atrovent HFA

111
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Trade for tiotropium?

A

Spiriva Handihaler

112
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Trade for aclidinium?

A

Tudorza Pressair

113
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Which orally inhaled anticholinergics are DPIs?

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Spiriva HandiHaler; Tudorza Pressair

114
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Trade for aclidinium?

A

Tudorza Pressair

115
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What do anticholinergics produce?

A

Bronchodilator by competitive inhibition of cholinergic receptors on bronchial smooth muscle

116
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Atrovent Nasal 0.03% is indicated for children how old?

A

Children age 6 to 12 years-treats rhinorrhea associated with allergic rhinitis

117
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What age group does Atrovent Nasal 0.06% treat?

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Ages 12 and up

118
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What dosage forms is ipratropium available in?

A

Orally inhaled anticholinergics
Solution for nebulization
Intranasal solution

119
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Trade for ipratropium intranasal solution?

A

Atrovent Nasal Spray

120
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Trade for ipratropium?

A

Atrovent HFA

121
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TC for Atrovent?

A

Anticholinergic-Bronchodilator

122
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How often should Atrovent be given?

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Four times daily; it’s an Anticholinergic

123
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How often should Combivent Respimat be given?

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Four times daily

124
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How often should Duoneb be given?

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Four times daily

125
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What’s the TC for DuoNeb?

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Bronchodilator-Anticholinergic, Sympathomimetic

126
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What’s the trade for ipratropium and albuterol?

A

DuoNeb

127
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What dosage for does DuoNeb come in?

A

Solution for nebulization

128
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What’s the trade for ipratropium bromide and albuterol?

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Combivent Respimat -4 times daily

129
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How often should Combivent Respimat be given?

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Four times daily

130
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How do Combivent Respimat and DuoNeb differ?

A

Both are ipratropium and albuterol….Combivent Respimat is an inhalation aerosol whereas DuoNeb is solution for nebulization

131
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How Anticholinergics are for asthma prophylaxis?

A

Atrovent HFA, Spiriva HandiHaler

132
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What’s the dosing interval for Spiriva HandiHaler?

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Once daily

133
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What dosage form does Spiriva HandiHaler come in?

A

Powder for inhalation

134
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What are the orally inhaled corticosteroids indicated for?

A

Asthma prophylaxis

135
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Trade for beclomethasone?

A

QVAR

136
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Trade for budesonide?

A

Pulmicort Flexhaler

137
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Trade for fluticasone?

A

Flovent HFA

138
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Trade for mometasone?

A

Asmanex Twisthaler

139
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Trade for ciclesonide?

A

Alvesco

140
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Type of inhaler are beclomethasone, fluticasone and ciclesonide?

A

MDI

141
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Type of inhalers are budesonide and mometasone?

A

DPI

142
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Which budesonide product is available as a suspension for nebulization?

A

Pulmicort Respules

143
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How is budesonide available?

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Pulimcort Flexhaler; Pulmicort Respules

144
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What precaution should you take if using inhaled corticosteroid and bronchodilator at the same time?

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Use bronchodilator several minutes before corticosteroid to enhance corticosteroid penetration into the bronchial tree

145
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What are QVAR, Flovent HFA, and Asmanex Twisthaler indicated for?

A

Asthma prophylaxis

146
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What’s the DI for Asmanex Twisthaler?

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Once daily

147
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What’s the dosing interval for Flovent HFA and QVAR?

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Twice Daily

148
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TC for QVA, Flovent HFA, and Asmanex Twisthaler?

A

Oral Corticosteroid inhalant

149
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Which Asmanex Twisthaler strength is indicated for patients 4 to 11 years old?

A

110 mcg strength

150
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Which age group is Asmanex 220 mcg strength indicated for?

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11 years and up

151
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What are the indications for Pulmicort Respules, Symbicort, and Advair Diskus?

A

Asthma prophylaxis

152
Q

Trade for fluticasone and salmeterol?

A

Advair Diskus

153
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How often should Advair Diskus be given?

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Twice daily

154
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What’s the trade for budesonide and formoterol?

A

Symbicort

155
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What’s the DI for Symbicort?

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Twice daily

156
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What’s the dosing interval for Pulmicort Respules?

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Twice daily

157
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What age group should Symbicort 80 mcg be given to?

A

5-11 years old

158
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What age group should Symbicort 160 mcg be given to?

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11 years and older

159
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What’s the trade for fluticasone and salmeterol in a MDI?

A

Advair HFA

160
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What strengths does Symbicort come in?

A

80 mcg budesonide, 4.5 mcg formoterol per spray

160 mcg budesonide, 4.5 mcg formoterol per spray

161
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Trade for zafirlukast?

A

Accolate

162
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Trade for montelukast?

A

Singulair

163
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Trade for zileuton?

A

Zyflo CR

164
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How often should Zileuton be administered?

A

Twice daily

165
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What’s the trade for the leukotriene formation inhibitor, zileuton?

A

Zyflo CR

166
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What is zileuton indicated for?

A

asthma prophylaxis

167
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What are the two leukotriene receptor antagonists?

A

Accolate and Singulair

168
Q

TC for Singulair?

A

Leukotriene Receptor Antagonist

169
Q

What’s the TC for Singulair?

A

Leukotriene Receptor Antagonist

170
Q

Indications for Singulair?

A

Asthma prophylaxis, allergic rhinitis, prevention of exercise induced asthma

171
Q

What strength of Singulair is indicated for patients 2-5 years?

A

4 mg strength

172
Q

What strength of Singulair is indicated for patients 15 and older?

A

Singulair 10 mg tablet

173
Q

What strength of Singulair is indicated for patients 6-14 years old?

A

5 mg

174
Q

What age group are the Singulair granules for?

A

Patients 6 months to 5 years of age

175
Q

What can Singulair granules be mixed with?

A

Granules can be mixed with soft food or put directly in the mouth. They can’t be mixed with liquid.

176
Q

What’s the dosing interval for Singulair?

A

Once daily

177
Q

How should Accolate be administered?

A

On an empty stomach

178
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How should Singulair be administered?

A

Without regards to meals

179
Q

To prevent exercise induced asthma, how often before exercise should montelukast be taken?

A

Two hours

180
Q

If a person has nasal congestion, what topical nasal decongestant should be taken before administering the intranasal corticosteroid?

A

Give Afrin-oxymetazoline 5 to 10 mins before

181
Q

How long should topical nasal decongestants be used?

A

No longer than 3 days due to rhinitis medicamentosa

182
Q

How often should intranasal corticosteroids be administered?

A

Once daily…that goes for Flonase, Nasonex, Omnaris, Beconase AQ, Veramyst

183
Q

Trade for fluticasone propionate?

A

Flonase

184
Q

Trade for fluticasone furoate?

A

Veramyst

185
Q

Trade for budesonide?

A

Rhinocort Aqua

186
Q

Trade for mometasone?

A

Nasonex

187
Q

Trade for beclomethasone?

A

Beconase AQ

188
Q

Trade for beclomethasone?

A

Beconase AQ

189
Q

Trade for ciclesonide?

A

Omnaris

190
Q

Are Flonase and Veramyst interchangeable?

A

No fluticasone propionate and fluticasone furoate are not

191
Q

TC for Veramyst?

A

Intranasal Corticosteroid

192
Q

Trade for triamcinolone?

A

Nasacort AQ

193
Q

Do H1 antagonists prevent histamine release?

A

No they reduce the physiological effects of histamine

194
Q

Which histamine binds to central and peripheral H1 receptors?

A

First generation

195
Q

Which histamine agents are more selective for peripheral H-1 receptors?

A

Second generation

196
Q

What are the first generation antihistamine classes?

A 
Ethanolamines
Ethylenediamines
Alkylamines
Phenothiazines
Piperazines
Piperidines
197
Q

Which antihistamine class is cyproheptadine?

A

Piperidines

198
Q

Which class is Phenergan?

A

Phenothiazines

199
Q

Trade for promethazine?

A

Phenergan

200
Q

Which antihistamine class is diphenhydramine?

A

Ethanolamines

201
Q

Trade for diphenhydramine?

A

Benadryl

202
Q

Which antihistamine class is pyrilamine?

A

Ethylenediamines

203
Q

Which antihistamine class is hydroxyzine?

A

Piperazines

204
Q

Trade for hydroxyzine pamoate?

A

Vistaril

205
Q

Trade for hydroxyzine HCL?

A

No trade

206
Q

What the second generation antihistamine classes?

A

Piperazines
Piperidines
Phthalazinones

207
Q

Which antihistamine class is Zyrtec?

A

Piperazines

208
Q

Which class is Xyzal?

A

Piperazines

209
Q

Which class is Astelin, Astepro?

A

Phthalazinones

210
Q

Which class is Allegra?

A

Piperidine

211
Q

Which antihistamine class is Claritin?

A

Piperidine

212
Q

Trade for desloratadine?

A

Clarinex

213
Q

Trade for loratadine?

A

Claritin

214
Q

What’s the trade for fexofenadine, pseudoephedrine?

A

Allegra D 12 Hour, Allegra D 24 Hour

215
Q

What’s the TC for Allegra D 12 Hour?

A

Antihistamine, Nasal Decongestant

216
Q

What’s the dosage form for Allegra D 12 hour?

A

60 mg fexofenadine, 120 mg pseudoephedrine

217
Q

What’s the dosage form for Allegra D 24 Hour?

A

180 mg fexofenadine, 240 mg pseudoephedrine

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