respiratory Flashcards
(40 cards)
1st line for asthma
salbutamol
2nd line for asthma
beclometasone
the 3 criterias in which you would add 2nd line
using saba 3+ times a week, symptomatic 3+ times a week and waking at night 1+ times a week
3rd line for asthma
montelukast (leukotriene receptor antagonist) and laba (salmeterol)
4th line for asthma
ics + laba + montelukast
list 2 saba (generic and brand)
salbutamol - easyhaler
terbutaline - turbohaler
list 1 sama (generic and brand)
ipratropium bromide - atrovent
list 4 laba (generic and brand)
salmeterol - accuhaler
olodaterol - respimat
formoterol - easyhaler
indacaterol - breezhaler
list 4 lama (generic and brand)
glycopyrronium - breezhaler
tiotropium - respimat
umeclidinium - ellipta
aclidinium - genuair
list 3 ics (generic and brand)
beclometasone - clenil
budesonide - easyhaler
fluticasone propionate - accuhaler
2nd step - if fev1 is <50 in copd you prescribe either…
laba + ics or lama stop sama
2nd step - if fev1 is >50 in copd you prescribe either…
laba or lama stop sama
3rd step in copd which three inhalers do you prescribe…
lama, laba and ics
minimum age of piriton
1 year old
first trimester allergies tx
chlorphenamine
adrenaline dose for 6-11 year old
300mcg
adrenaline dose for 1 month - 5 year old
150mcg
what do you prescribe a 14 year old asthmatic with uncontrolled symptoms and his on preventer and reliever
oral montelukast
7 yr old severe acute asthma unable to swallow tx
iv hydrocortisone
34 yr old male on max slophyllin (theophylline) caps admitted to hospital 4 times in 3 months tx
oral prednisolone
theophylline overdose 2 symptoms
nausea, tachycardia
theophylline side effect
arrhythmia
theophylline target level
10-20mg/l
duaklir genuair instructions
press and release orange button. exhale. breathe strongly + deeply