Week 9 Ophthalmic - Antiallergic Flashcards

1
Q

Azelastine (optivar) is an opthalmic _________

A

anti-histamine

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2
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What instruction should be provided to patients regarding contact use while using ophthalmic anti-histamines?

A
  • Do not instill drops while wearing the contacts
  • Okay to replace contacts 10 minutes after instillation
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3
Q

Azelastine (Optivar), Ketotifen (Zaditor), and Olopatadine (Pataday) are all a part of which medication class?

A

Ophthalmic anti-histamines

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4
Q

What are the indications for the ophthalmic anti-histamines?

A
  • Allergic conjuctivitis
  • Vernal (spring-time) conjuctivitis
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5
Q

The most commonly reported adverse effect of ophthalmic anti-histamines is _________

A

Headache

as will all ophthalmic, transient discomfort is true too

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6
Q

There are _________ drug-drug interactions noted for the ophthalmic anti-histamines

A

no

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