resp pharm Flashcards

(49 cards)

1
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oxygen is considered a drug

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T

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2
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phenylephrine is considered to be just as effective as pseudoephedrine in regards to being a decongestant

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F

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3
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nebulizers require positive force to get the aerosolized droplets deep into the respiratory tract

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F

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4
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you can overdose your patient on oxygen

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T

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5
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nasal oxygen catheters should sit in the ventral meatus when properly placed

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T

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6
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___ adrenergic receptors have the greatest impact on the diameter of the bronchioles

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Beta 2

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7
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stimulation of the sympathetic nervous system will lead to ____, and stimulation of the parasympathetic nervous system will cause _____

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bronchodilation ; bronchoconstriction

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8
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most frequently mucolytics are given via ____

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nebulization

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9
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smooth muscle contraction and bronchial constriction are caused by the presence of _____

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histamine

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10
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____ cells are responsible for the release of histamine. they can also release heparin

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mast or basophil

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11
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___ produce and deliver smaller particles to the lower airway, whereas _____ produce and deliver smaller particles to the upper airway

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nebulizers ; metered dose inhalers

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12
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____ are thought to work by inhibiting phosphodiesterase so the actions of CAMP can be greater/prolonged

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methylxanthine bronchodilators

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13
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when administering antimicrobials to a patient with a respiratory tract infection is ideal to deliver the medication

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directly to the respiratory tree / luminal surface

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14
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glucocorticoids are typically ___ in respiratory conditions. the exception is when the risk of _____ outweighs the temporary immunosuppression

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indicated ; inflammation

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15
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corticosteroids treat the ___ of respiratory dz not the ____

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signs ; cause

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16
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_____ is an example of a loop diuretic

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furosemide (lasix)

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17
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____ is the respiratory stimulant being used less frequently in vet med b/c of the negative effects it has on the ___

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doxapram (dopram), nervous system

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18
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____ is used to stimulate respirations in narcotic overdoses

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naloxone (narcan)

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19
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____ is used to stimulate respirations in xylazine overdoses

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yohimbine (yobine)

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19
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if your patient will be on oxygen therapy for longer than a few hours the O2 should be ____ as to not dry out the respiratory tract and cause irritation

20
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generic to trade - diphenhydramine

21
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generic to trade - furosemide and what class

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lasix / diuretic

22
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generic to trade - methylprednisolone and what class

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solu medrol / corticosteroid

23
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generic to trade - cetirizine and what class

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Zyrtec / antihistamine

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generic to trade - butorphanol and what class
torbugesic / antitussive
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generic to trade - albuterol and what class
ventolin / bronchodilator
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loratadine and what class
claritin / antihistamine
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acetylcysteine and what class
mucomyst / mucolytic
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dextromethrophan
robitussin DM
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hydrocodone
hycodan
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glyceryl guaiacolate and what class
guaifenesin / expectorants
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what class is pseudoephedrine
decongestant
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what class is dexamethasone
corticosteroid
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what class is theophylline
bronchodilator
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terbutaline is what class
bronchodilator
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pine oil is what class
expectorants
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what are the three general goals for treating respiratory problems
control secretions, control reflexes, maintain normal airflow
36
what determines if a cough is productive or not
productive cough produces mucus, non productive is a dry hacking cough
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how do antitussives work
block the cough reflex
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most of the antitussives we discussed in class belong to which group of drugs
opioids
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how is temaril-P different from other antitussives
antitussive and antipyretic
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how do mucolytics work
break up mucus
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how do expectorants work
increase the fluidity of the mucus
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why is vomiting a common side effect with expectorants
irritate the gastric mucosa, which stimulates the PNS to create respiratory secretions
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how do volatile oils work
stimulate watery respiratory secretions when vapors are inhaled
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what are the 3 volatile oils
pine oil, eucalyptus, terpin hydrate
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why do antihistamines work better as a preventative
they do not replace histamine that already bound to a receptor
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why is epinephrine not a good candidate for treating feline asthma
could potentially put too much stress on the heart ; but is still an option for tx
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why should beta adrenergic agonist bronchodilators only be used at the lowest effective dose or as a rescue inhaler
they can begin to lose their effectiveness due to recurrent stimulation of the receptors