Respiratory Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
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What drug class is diphenhydramine in

A

Antihistamine

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What is the action of diphenhydramine?

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First gen H1 receptor
Block histamine receptors, inhibited, email, bronchoconstriction, Pruritus, vascular permeability

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3
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Diphenhydramine does not prevent what?

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The release or reduction of histamine

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4
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Why do we give diphenhydramine?

A

Allergic reaction, motion, sickness, insomnia, Parkinson’s

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What is the side effect of diphenhydramine?

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Anticholinergic: can’t pee, see, shit, spit
CNS depression (drowsy/sedation)
CNS stimulant (anxiety/agitation)

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What are the contraindications of diphenhydramine?

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Pregnancy, elderly, glaucoma

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What are patient teachings with diphenhydramine?

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Avoid prolong sun exposure

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8
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When do we not give diphenhydramine?

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Two patients with asthma, bronchitis, pneumonia

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What do we not mix with diphenhydramine?

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Alcohol increases effects
Tricyclic antidepressants,increases anticholinergic effects

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What drug class is Cetirizine?

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Second generation, H1 receptor
Find the histamine, receptors and prevent activation, preventing allergy symptoms

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What is Cetirizine used for?

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Seasonal allergies, urticaria , other minor, allergies

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What are the side effects of Cetirizine

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HA/N/V, dysmenorrhea, fatigue

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What is the effect of Cetirizine?
What decreases the effect of Cetirizine?

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Increase- alcohol, cannabis, antifungal’s
Decrease: High Fat Meals, fruit juice (apple, orange, and grapefruit), St. John’s wort

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14
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What drug is Beclomethasone in?

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Inhaled Corticosteroids

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What is the action of Beclomethasone

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suppresses release of, decreases inflammatory agents and decreases airway eosinophils

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16
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why do we give beclomethasone

A

ashma and in combo with bronchodilators

17
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what are the SE’s of Beclomethasone

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fungal infection, hyperglycemia, osteoporosis from long term use, HA/N, cough and dry mouth

18
Q

what do we do to beclamethosone inhalers

A

wash after every use

19
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what drug class is albuterol in

A

SABA Adrenergic

20
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what is the action of Albuterol

A

fast acting Bronchodilator, stimulate beta 2 and cyclic AMP

21
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Why do we give albuterol

A

prevent/treat bronchospasm in asthma/obstructive airway

22
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What are SE’s of albuterol

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Muscle tremor, insomnia, angina, tachycardia, palpitations, CNS stimulation, dysrhythmias

23
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What do we monitor when giving albuterol?

A

Cardiac and respiratory monitoring required

24
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What do we tell pts to avoid when using albuterol?
What do we tell them to do after using it?

A

caffeine, increases side effects
Rinse mouth out after use

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what drug class is Salmertol and Formoterol in?
LABA adrenergic
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What is the action of Salmertol?
long acting bronchodilator
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why do we give Salmuterol
Prophylaxis of acute bronchoconstriciton
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What is the black box warning on Salmeterol
Initiating salmeterol in pts with worsening and acute asthma is life threatening