Tx Use
Nursing Assessment
Education
MOA
Issues
100

Ease of breathing and decreased wheezing 

What is Bronchodilators?

100

Cautiously use with COPD, asthma, pneumonia

What is Antihistamines?

100

Bronchodilator that requires you to rinse mouth after inhaler use 

What is Tiotropium (Spiriva)?

100

Ability to shrink engorged nasal mucous membranes

what is Nasal Decongestants?
100
Can produce rebound congestion.

What is Decongestants?

200

suppress cough reflex

What is Antitussives?

200

Dry mouth may indicate an adverse effect on what drug?

What is Decongestant?

200

Use no longer than 3-5 days

What is Topical/Inhaled adrenergics 

200

Relax and dilate airways by stimulating the beta2- adrenergic receptors located throughout the lungs.

What is beta agonists?

200

Increase HR, and nervousness 

What is Albuterol?

300

Decreased nasopharyngeal secretions by blocking H1 receptors. 

What is Antihistamines?

300

Check LFTs (liver function test) for these two drugs

What is Zileuton (Zyflo), Zafirlukast (Accolate).
300

Two main categories for antitussives 

What is opioid and nonopioid? 

300

MOA not determined BUT thought to have dual effects on both reducing inflammation and enhancing the activity of beta agonists

What is Corticosteroids?

300

Contraindicated in patients who are hypersensitive to glucocorticoids 

What is Corticosteroids?