Asthma Pharmacology Flashcards

(27 cards)

1
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What is the age indication for ciclesonide?

A

≥12 years

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What is the age indication for fluticasone propionate?

A

≥4 years

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3
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What is the age indication for fluticasone furoate? (Arnuity Ellipta)

A

≥ 5 years

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4
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True or false: Airsupra (Budesonide/Albuterol) can be used for maintenance therapy

A

FALSE; rescue therapy only

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5
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What is the onset of action of salmeterol?

A

30-60 mins

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6
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What is the onset of action of formoterol?

A

within 3 mins

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7
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What is the onset of action of vilanterol?

A

~15 mins

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8
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What is the boxed warning for LABAs?

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-increased risk of death in patients when used as MONOTHERAPY in patients with asthma

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9
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What is the age indication for Advair (flut propionate/salmeterol)?

A

≥ 12 years

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10
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In what age should DPIs be avoided?

A

children < 4 years

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11
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Which type of device should always be shaken?

A

MDIs

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12
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Which device should be avoided in those with milk protein allergies?

A

DPI

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13
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Which agents are LAMAs?

A

tiotropium

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14
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Which agents are LTRAs?

A

-montelukast
-zafirlukast
-zileuton

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15
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What indications is montelukast approved for?

A

-allergies
-prevention of EIB

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16
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When should montelukast be taken before exercise if used for EIB?

A

≥ 2 hours before exercise

17
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What are the most common ADR for montelukast?

A

-HA
-GI side effects
-URI
-PSYCHIATRIC CHANGES: MOOD, DEPRESSION, SUICIDAL THOUGHTS

18
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What is the CI for Zafirlukast?

A

hepatic impairment

19
Q

What are the DDIs of Zafirlukast?

A

-warfarin
-aripiprazole
-theophylline

20
Q

What are the DDIs of Zileuton?

A

-ramelteon
-ergot alkaloids
-theophylline

21
Q

The effects of theophylline (in terms of ADR) are similar to ____.

A

caffeine:
-HA
-loose stool
-nausea
-tremor
-tachycardia

22
Q

What is the MOA of theophylline?

A

-PDE III and PDE IV inhibitor
-increases the force of contraction of diaphragm muscles

23
Q

In what patients should we use caution is using theophylline?

A

-CVD
-hyperthyroidism
-PUD
-seizures

24
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What is the target concentration of theophylline?

25
Theophylline has major DDIs with drugs that are ______.
CYP3A4 or CYP1A2 inhibitors
26
What is the MOA of Cromolyn?
mast cell stabilizer
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