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Respiratory Pharmacology Medications

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Preventers   * Prevent acute flare up of dyspnea * Asthma, COPD, certain pneumonia * Maintenance Drugs  
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Rescue   Treatment of acute flare ups of dyspnea  
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Nebulizer   * Pressurized air changes liquid into a gas * Administer respiratory medications or normal saline  
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Corticosteroids side effects   Thrush  
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Common Corticosteroids Medications   * Azmacort (Triamcinolone) * Flovent (Fluticasone) * Pulmocort (budesonide) * Deltasone (prednisone)  
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Corticosteroid Treatment   Asthma, COPD  
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Side effects of Deltasone   * Hyperglycemia * Weight Gain * Edema * Peptic ulcer * Hypertension * Muscle weakness * Delayed wound healing  
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Side effects of Methylprednisone   * Headache * Hyperglycemia * Edema * Daily Weight  
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Bronchiodilators (Xanthines)   preventers  
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Action of Theodue   * Prevent acute attacks, COPD * Dilate Bronchioles * No spasms of the airway * Relieve symptoms * Most versatile medication  
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Side effects of Theodue   * Tremors * Palpitation * Insomnia * Anxiety  
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Nursing Interventions for Theodue   * Blood level monitoring * Administer around the clock * Monitor pulse rate * Administer with food  
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Action of Leukotriene   * Inflammatory chemicals causing tightening * Increase mucous production * Given for asthma and allergies * Infection of airway  
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What else should we remember if patient is about to take Leukotriene?   See if they are allergic to soy or peanuts  
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Anticholinergics   * USed more frequently for COPD * Known as preventers * Dilates bronchioles, decrease mucous, spasms * Come in Meter dose inhaler, dry powder inhaler, and Nebulizer * Contraindicated in patient with glaucoma, renal failure, and allergic to soy  
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Side effects of Anticholinergics   * Urinary retention * Dry mouth  
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Advair Diskus   * Treatment of COPD and Asthma * Known as preventer medications * Dilates, lowers coughing, wheeze, * shortness of breath * Flovent/Siravent * When using a dry powder inhaler, do not move the container upside down. Always hold horizontal.  
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Side effects of Advair Diskus   * Headache * Tachycardia * Palpitations * Hoarseness * Depression * Fatigue * Insomnia * Nasal stuffiness  
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Advair Diskus for Nursing interventions   * Rinse mouth after medication is used * Monitor pulse rate * Inhale only  
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Anti-TB medication examples   * isonicotinylhydrazine also known as INH * Rifadin (rifampicin) * Myambutol  
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Side effects of Anti-TB   * G.I. distress. * Jaundice * peripheral neuropathy. * Rash. * Abdominal pain * fever * bleeding * bruising.  
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Specific medications side effects with Myambutol   * decreased white blood cells and platelets * Hearing Loss * Vision problems  
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specific medication side effects with INH   neuropathy  
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Nursing Implementation with Anti-TB   * Can interfer with other medications * Avoid alcohol * Medications in combination more then two years * any signs of hepatitis needs be reported  
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Anti-infectives side effects   * G.I. effects. * Hyperglycemia * hyperkalemia * rash. * Dizziness * drowsiness  
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Rocephin Side effects   * nausea * vomiting * diarrhea * rash. * Bleeding  
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Nursing Implications for Anti-Infectives   Needs to be taken around the clock at equal times.  
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