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wwall RX Review Ch 1,2,10&11 6/08

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Anticholenergic action   show
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show mg=mL x % x 10  
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powder aerosols   show
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Checking MDI contents   show
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MDI technique   show
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sympathomimetic bronchodilators method of action   show
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Adrenergic agonist method of action   show
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show aka anticholinergic, aka antimuscarinic, blocks ACH receptor sites, causes bronchodilation by blocking ACH, competitive antagonist for M receptor  
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Cholinergic   show
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ACH regulation   show
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NE regulation at synapse   show
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show cells regulate NE by increasing cAMP or blocking phosphodiesterase (enzyme that breaks up cAMP)  
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Un-ionized   show
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show receptor site of ACH, parasympathetic, class of drugs that stimulate ACH, action is decreased HR, bronchoconstriction and vasodilation  
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Potentiation   show
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show norepinephrine, neurotransmitter of sympathetic nervous system, receptors sites are a, B1 and B2  
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a action   show
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B1 action   show
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show smooth muscle relax, bronchodilation  
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show liver * alphabetically e and k come first in alphabet fallowed by l and m, so excretion = kidney and liver=metabolism  
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Excretion   show
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show acetylcholinesterase aka ACHE, enzyme that metabolizes excess ACH  
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Drug absorption   show
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ACH   show
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show more physiological effect with smaller dose, more potent-more toxic, lower the effective dose-more potent  
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Parenteral   show
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show GI tract, pills caplets, suppository, elixir, suspension (most common)  
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show transdermal, cream patch ointment, inhaled, MDI, DPI, SVN, USN, atomized, vaporized  
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show receptor site of Sympathetic NS aka adrenomimetic, receptors sites are a, B1 and B2  
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Pharmacokinetics   show
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tid   show
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show every 4 hours  
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show 4 times daily  
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bid   show
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show plasma protein binding, tissue affinity and blood flow  
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drug transport   show
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prototype   show
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pharmacodynamics   show
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sympathetic nervous system   show
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show median lethal dose  
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show Therapeutic Index, ratio of LD50 to ED50 indicates drugs safety, lower TI is the more toxic the drug, higher the TI, the safer the drug.  
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Antimuscarinic   show
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Competitive antagonist   show
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show effects of two drugs cancel each other out  
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show effective dose  
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Idiosyncrasy   show
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Tachyphylaxis   show
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Anticholinesterase   show
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show enzymes that metabolize excess Ne, can be injected or inhaled  
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show study of drugs and their origin plants animals and minerals  
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show not a neurotransmitter, released by adrenal gland in response to sympathetic activation  
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Ceiling effect   show
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Phosphodiesterase   show
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Choline esters action   show
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SLUD   show
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show competitive (affinity but no effect), functional (effects of 2 cancel each other), chemical (physically chemically binds in blood stream)  
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show two drugs act on receptors to have a combined effect that is the sum of the two drugs effect 1+1-2  
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show USP, NF, PDR  
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drug class that includes Albuterol that cause bronchodilation   show
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show aka synergism when two drugs are combined and the effect is greater than the sum, 1+1-3  
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show aka cholinergic, rest and digest, neurotransmitter is ACH, receptor sites are Muscarinic and nicotinic, blocker is atropine, does not function as a unit  
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show medial to pt on circuit, actuate at end expiration adjust dosage as needed, minimum 8 puffs may go to 20, 15 seconds between puffs  
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show effective ceiling is 15 mg, heart neb for continuous, hazard is hypovolemia, decreased k+, increased glucose  
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Aerosol advantages   show
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show exact dose is unknown, only 10-20% is deposited, breathing pattern effects airway deposit, 2/3 exhaled, much swallowed, wrong neb or flow effects delivery  
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Nebulizer flow rates   show
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show inspiratory hold (3-5 seconds) is most important for distribution and retention of meds-slow deep breath, 6 L/min flow for 1-5 micron particles, 2.5-4 ml’s solution, inspiration only  
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show convenient, inexpensive, no prep, new MDI’s are patent actuated and assures proper aspiratory flow and pattern  
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MDI disadvantages   show
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show meds tend to stick to tube or baffle, 1.5 to 3% make it to airway, SVN should be distal to pt in circuit (close to flow source) often requires double dose  
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Spacer   show
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Bronchodilator side effects   show
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SVN particle size   show
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show giving meds directly down ET tube or trach, 3-5 ml normal dose, no guarantee of dose, most often used for mucus plugging. Disadvantage, violent cough and systemic side effects  
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show Epi-cardiac arrest, NS-sputum sample, B2, mucomyst, surfactant in premies.  
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show ventolen + atrovent combination sympathomimetic and anticholinergic, best with copd’er  
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Finding active ingrediance   show
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Bronchodilator categories   show
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show aka theophylline, caffeine, thrombromine & theophylline, Phosphodiesterase inhibiter, used in treating neonate apnea and bradycardia, long term COPD. Bad side effects.  
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show desired dose/dose on hand=amount/X example morphine in 10 mg/5mL vial, need 4 mg.....10/5=4/X.....10X/10=20/10.....X=2 vials  
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Anticholinergic bronchodilators   show
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Swelling & edema treatment   show
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what is Bronchoconstriction   show
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the anticholinergic bronchodilators drugs are   show
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show albuterol + ipratropium (Ventolen + Atrovent), B2 agonist plus anticholinergic  
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show .5% mL or 2.5 mg (.5mL+2.5mL NS), MDI 2 puffs 3-4 hrs, rapid onset=5 mins, effective 4-6 hrs aka Provental or Ventolen,  
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Xopenex dosage   show
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what are catecholamines and what are their actions?   show
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show modified catecholamines, resistant to MAO and COMT, terbuterline (stops contractions) and metaproterenol (not used now because of B1 side effects, hard on heart)  
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show albuterol, levalbuterol, (Xopenex) and salmeterol (Serevent)  
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strong a, B1, B2 drugs   show
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show levalbuterol (Xopenex) is the only single isomer B2 agonist drug, all others have some B1 effects  
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show Isoproterenol (Isuprel)  
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strong B2, mild B1 agonist are   show
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