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WOLFF Crossword Pulmonary, Pneumonia, Pulmonary HTN Flashcards

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abbreviation for receptor ligand thought to contribute to the pulmonary arterial hypertension caused by anorexigens such as dexfenfluramine

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5-HT

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prototypical short-acting beta2-agonist used in asthma rescue inhalers and for asthma prophylaxis

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albuterol

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orally active endothelin antagonist that selectively blocks ET-A subset of receptors, pregnancy category X but lacks other significant adverse effects of bosentan

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ambrisentan

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routine therapy for pulmonary arterial hypertension to minimize in situ thrombosis

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anticoagulants

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class of drugs that reduce the itching, sneezing and rhinorrhea associated with allergic rhinitis, appear to be inverse agonists rather than antagonists

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antihistamines

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macrolide with 15-atom ring, does not block cytochrome P450 and has unusual pharmacokinetics in that a single dose becomes concentrated in cells and is then slowly released at bacteriostatic levels over several days

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azithromycin

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category of antibiotics that generally should not be administered at the same time as bactericidal drugs

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bacteriostatic

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value is very low for second-generation inhaled glucocorticoids that end up in GI tract

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bioavailability

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risk of this is increased by some cephalosporins

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bleeding

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refers to COPD patients in which chronic bronchitis causes alveolar hypoxia, leading to pulmonary arterial vasoconstriction, erythrocytosis, and eventually cor pulmonale

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blue bloater

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orally active nonselective blocker of endothelin receptors; has hepatotoxicity as significant adverse effect, pregnancy category X necessitates use of two forms of birth control, and alters metabolism of several drugs including oral contraceptives

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bosentan

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especially important during the initial phase of an asthma attack, less so in the later phases as eosinophils, etc., migrate into the lungs

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bronchoconstriction

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notable among the “cefs” for being ~only agent eliminated by the liver rather than the kidneys

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ceftriaxone

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constructed from peptidoglycan in bacteria, crosslinking component of synthesis is blocked by beta-lactam antibiotics

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cell wall

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beta-lactam-containing antibiotics divided into 4 generations

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cephalosporins

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has less epigastric pain than erythromycin, but does block cytochrome P450

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clarithromycin

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a drug of choice for aspiration pneumonia due its spectrum of activity that includes most anaerobic bacteria; frequent cause of C. difficile colitis

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clindamycin

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an opioid, it is the most effective agent to suppress chronic non-productive cough

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codeine

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3rd leading cause of death in the US, a combination of emphysema and chronic bronchitis

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COPD

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enlargement of the right side of the heart due to high blood pressure in the pulmonary circulation

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cor pulmonale

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will block mast cell degranulation if you take it before exposure to an asthma trigger, and several times per day during peak allergy season

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cromolyn

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abbreviation for the agents initially characterized as the ‘slow-reacting substances of anaphylaxis’

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cyslt

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use of these causes a phenomenon known as rebound congestion, where ever increasing dosages are required to see benefit while increasing side effects

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decongestant

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widely used non-opioid antitussive agent

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dextromethorphan

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a prototypical first-generation antihistamine

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diphenhydramine

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administered as needed to control peripheral edema in patients with right-sided heart failure

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diuretics

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one of the bacterial enzymes blocked by fluoroquinolones

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DNA gyrase

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recombinant deoxyribonuclease used to reduce the viscosity of sputum in cystic fibrosis, utility in other pulmonary diseases with excessive mucus secretion is uncertain

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dornase alfa

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a tetracycline useful for community-acquired pneumonia

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doxycycline

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abbreviation for inhaler requiring brisk inhalation to deliver powered medication to the lungs

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DPI

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an early sign of pulmonary arterial hypertension when associated with physical exertion

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dyspnea

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lacking for infections caused by adenovirus, parainfluenza and RSV

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effective drugs

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exceptionally potent vasoconstrictor produced by endothelial cells

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endothelin

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prostacyclin analog administered by central IV line for treatment of pulmonary arterial hypertension, has 6 min half-life and must be kept refrigerated

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epoprostenol

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macrolide that is a frequent substitution for penicillin; causes epigastric pain and a well-known inhibitor of cytochrome P450

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erythromycin

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mnemonic for the multidrug resistant bacteria of greatest concern, members are responsible for ~80% of ventilator-associated pneumonia

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ESKAPE

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broad-spectrum orally active class of drugs with activity against gram-negative bacteria; current agents now also target gram-positive bacteria

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fluoroquinolones

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widely-used inhaled glucocorticoid for persistent asthma therapy, intranasal glucocorticoid that is drug of first choice for chronic allergic rhinitis

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fluticasone

39
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getting the annual version of this is the best protection against the influenza virus

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flu vaccine

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essential for life, but too much–endogenous or exogenous– causes symptoms of Cushing’s syndrome

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glucocorticoids

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adding activity against these bacteria is what makes ampicillin and amoxicillin ‘broad-spectrum’ penicillins

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gram negative

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purported to be an expectorant and common ingredient in OTC cold remedies, little evidence of benefit for any pulmonary disease

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guaifenesin

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prostacyclin analog with intermediate half-life, administered by inhalation 6-9 times per day

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iloprost

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short-acting anticholinergic drug, blocks muscarinic receptors causing bronchoconstriction caused by parasympathetic tone, drug of first-choice for COPD

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ipratropium

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among the respiratory fluoroquinolones

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levofloxacin

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having these turn blue in association with near-syncope and swelling in legs and ankles is a sign of progressing pulmonary arterial hypertension

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lips

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a prototypical second-generation antihistamine, does not cross the blood-brain barrier

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loratadine

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bacteriostatic drug class that includes erythromycin, clarithromycin and azithromycin, works by binding to bacterial 50S ribosomal subunit and blocking peptide chain elongation

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macrolides

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blocks leukotriene receptors responsible for bronchoconstriction and nasal congestion

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montelukast

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treatment for acetaminophen toxicity, thins mucus but causes bronchoconstriction, so generally contraindicated in asthma and COPD

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N-acetylcysteine

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penicillinase-resistant penicillin

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nafcillin

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convenient way of delivering inhaled medicines to those who are young or physically incapacitated

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nebulizer

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characteristic of second-generation antihistamines

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non-sedating

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anti-IgE antibody, useful in asthma therapy but expensive

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omalizumab

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not the preferred route for taking glucocorticoids when treating asthma

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oral

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reduces duration and severity of influenza infection if taken within 48 hrs of symptom onset

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oseltamivir

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reason gram-negative cells are gram-negative and barrier to many antibiotics

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outer membrane

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administering this as necessary to maintain saturation levels > 90% is an important component of pulmonary arterial hypertension therapy

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oxygen

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abbreviation for a finding of mean pulmonary arterial pressure greater than 25 mm Hg at rest and PCWP <= 15 mm Hg

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PAH

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among the safest antibiotics, allergic reactions are the biggest problem

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penicillins

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whether mild, moderate or severe, this main category of asthma severity requires daily medication

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persistent

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alpha1-agonist increasingly being substituted into remedies for allergic rhinitis as the decongestant

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phenylephrine

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enzyme responsible for cleaving arachidonic acid from the cell membrane for eicosanoid synthesis, its activity is blocked by lipocortin-1 expressed by cells in response to glucocorticoids

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phospholipase A2

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refers to COPD patients in whom emphysema predominates; see less hypoxemia so less pulmonary vasoconstriction and erythrocytosis, and less severe pulmonary hypertension

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pink puffer

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characterized as an extended spectrum penicillin because of its activity against P. aeruginosa

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piperacillin

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lesions that are pathognomonic of PAH

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plexiform

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vaccine against a broader range of S. pneumoniae serotype, but does not elicit a satisfactory immune response in those younger than age 2 yrs

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pneumovax 23

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formed by tetracycline in the presence of calcium, magnesium, etc.

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precipitate

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example of an orally administered glucocorticoid used to treat severe asthma

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prednisone

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S. pneumoniae vaccine administered to newborns at 2, 4, 6 and 12-15 mo of age

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prevnar 13

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agent with long history of use as decongestant, being replaced since a precursor for methamphetamine synthesis

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pseudoephedrine

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syndrome caused by infusing vancomycin too fast

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red man

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ideal status of respiratory fluoroquinolones I the treatment of community-acquired pneumonia

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reserve

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phosphodiesterase inhibitor used to treat asthma, beneficial effects are modest

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roflumilast

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flushing the nasal passages with this is an effective treatment for allergic rhinitis

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saline

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prototypical long-acting beta2-agonist used for persistent asthma, not appropriate for rescue therapy and may increase asthma-related death

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salmeterol

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orally active prostacyclin analog that is in late stage clinical trials for the treatment of pulmonary arterial hypertension

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selexipag

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orally active phosphodiesterase type V inhibitor used to treat pulmonary arterial hypertension

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sildenafil

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use of this can dramatically increase delivery of inhaled drugs from MDI to the lungs

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spacer

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name given to bacterial pulmonary infections that develop secondary to viral infections

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superinfection

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tetracyclines turn them gray/brown while developing

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teeth

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can rupture during fluorquinolone therapy, especially in the young, old and in others who subject them to significant stress

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tendons

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drug with a long history of use for treating asthma, has significant toxicities that diminish its use in the US

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theophylline

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generally well-tolerated anticholinergic drug that can be administered once daily to the lungs to improve airflow in patients with symptomatic COPD

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tiotropium

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prostacyclin analog with longer half-life that does not require refrigeration, administered IV, subQ and via inhalation for treatment of pulmonary arterial hypertension

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treprostinil

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smoke, dust mite feces, mold, pets and physical exercise are among these for an asthma attack

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triggers

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MRSA and resistant C. difficile infections are reasons to use this antibiotic

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vancomycin

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performed during right heart catheterization by infusion of a short-acting vasodilator to assess the likelihood that CCB could be effective therapy for the pulmonary arterial hypertension

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vasopressor test

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seen more often in the very young, elderly and in its more severe forms in those who are immunocompromised

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viral pneumonia

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definition of asthma in in which no more than 2 daytime symptoms per week, no more than 2 nighttime symptoms per month, rescue inhaler needed < 2 times per week, no interference with normal activity, peak flow ~ normal, no more than 1 urgent care visit per year

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well controlled

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blocks a key enzyme in leukotriene synthesis

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zileuton

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