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Chapter 31: Obstructive Pulmonary Diseases: Drugs Flashcards

1
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cause tachycardia (2)

A

SABA, formoterol

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first-line agents that are most effective short-term controller drugs for asthma

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inhaled corticosteroids

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(SABAs, SAMAs) are used first

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SABAs

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4
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produce bronchodilation within minutes (2)

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SAMA, SABA

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olodaterol: class, uses, and forms

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inhaled long-acting beta2-adrenergic agonist (LABA)
uses: COPD
forms: MDI

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Suggested options for COPD drug treatment: less than 2 exacerbations, no hospitalizations with fewer daily symptoms

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SABA or LABA

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albuterol: class, uses, and forms

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inhaled short-acting beta2-adrenergic agonists (SABA)
uses: asthma, COPD
forms: nebulizer, MDI

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cause dizziness (3)

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SAMA, olodaterol, montelukast

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9
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When LABAs are used to treat COPD, they can be used as ______________ but should not be used for rapid relief of ________

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monotherapy, dyspnea

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cause fatigue (1)

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montelukast

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type of inhaler: some need to be shaken before use (read package insert)

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metered-dose inhaler (MDI)

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montelukast: class, uses, and forms

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leukotriene modifier: leukotriene receptor antagonist
uses: asthma
forms: oral

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prednisone: class, uses, and forms

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corticosteroid
uses: asthma, COPD
forms: oral

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14
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first-line treatment for most patients with COPD

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bronchodilators

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type of inhaler: often 1 inhalation per dose

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dry powder inhaler (DPI)

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small, hand-held, pressurized devices that deliver a measured dose of drug with each activation

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metered-dose inhaler (MDI)

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cause GI distress (2)

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formoterol, montelukast

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18
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contains dry, powdered medication and is breath activated

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dry powder inhaler (DPI)

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cause hyperglycemia (1)

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corticosteroids

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ipratropium: class, uses, and forms

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short-acting anticholinergic (SAMA)
uses: asthma, COPD
forms: nebulizer, MDI

21
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cause tremors (2)

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SABA, formoterol

22
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formoterol: class, uses, and forms

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inhaled long-acting beta2-adrenergic agonist (LABA)
uses: asthma
forms: DPI, nebulizer

23
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When using a nebulizer, the patient must breathe (slowly, quickly) and (shallowly, deeply) through the mouth and hold each inspiration for _________, breathing normally in between.

A

slowly, deeply, 2-3 seconds

24
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cause nausea (1)

A

SABA

25
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Suggested options for COPD drug treatment: more than 2 exacerbations, 1 hospitalization with fewer daily symptoms

A

LAMA

26
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When LABAs are used to treat asthma, they are never used as ______________ but in combination with _______________

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monotherapy, inhaled corticosteroids

27
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oral albuterol is _____________ and not used for acute situations

A

long-acting

28
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type of inhaler: often 2 inhalations per dose

A

metered-dose inhaler (MDI)

29
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albuterol: use with caution in patients with __________ disorders due to increased BP and HR, CNS stimulation, and increased risk for dysrhythmias

A

cardiac

30
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type of inhaler: do not shake

A

dry powder inhaler (DPI)
(some MDIs- read insert)

31
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Suggested options for COPD drug treatment: more than 2 exacerbations, 1 hospitalization with more daily symptoms

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LAMA or LABA and LAMA or LABA and ICS

32
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Asthma: In most circumstances, a _____________ drug is used first, followed by a _____________ drug

A

quick-acting drug, reliever

33
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cause palpitations (1)

A

SAMA

34
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cause headache (3)

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SAMA, SABA, montelukast

35
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use with caution in diabetes, can increase glucose levels

A

formoterol

36
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albuterol: (MDI, nebulizer) is more effective and delivers drug more quickly to the lungs

A

MDI

37
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cause dry mouth (1)

A

SAMA

38
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type of inhaler: slow inspiration

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metered-dose inhaler (MDI)

39
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type of inhaler: rapid inspiration

A

dry powder inhaler (DPI)

40
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type of inhaler: spacer may be used

A

metered-dose inhaler (MDI)

41
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cause cold symptoms (1)

A

olodaterol

42
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effects of albuterol last ______ hours

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2-5

43
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(SABAs, SAMAs) are used in worse situations

A

SAMAs

44
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SAMAs are only used for __________ acute asthma attacks

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severe

45
Q

Suggested options for COPD drug treatment: less than 2 exacerbations, no hospitalizations with more daily symptoms

A

LAMA or LABA

46
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type of inhaler: spacer is not used

A

dry powder inhaler (DPI)

47
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can be used to prevent wheezing and shortness of breath caused by asthma during exercise (not in acute attack)

A

montelukast

48
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cause fluid retention (1)

A

corticosteroids

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