Respiratory Crossword

6. Bronchoconstriction and airway inflammation causes
7. antitussive derived from opioid, but not an opioid; no dependence, euphoria, respiratory depression
11. Contraindicated in patients w/ hypersensitivity or has taken MAO inhibitor within 2 weeks
14. rash, Diarrhea and _________ are common ADE w/ third generation cephalosporins
17. This medication stimulates that alpha 1 adrenergic receptors
18. Class of medications that are inappropriate in treating colds
20. Class of drug inhibit bacterial wall synthesis binds to one or more penicillin binding proteins
23. COPD patients first line of therapy is at least one short-acting and ________
24. This generation of antihistamines increase the risk of dizziness, constipation, and confusion in the elderly
25. CDC recommends COPD patients get the annual _________ vaccine
27. short-acting anticholinergics
29. 90% of these acute episodes are caused by viral infections
30. Rhinitis, treated w/ histamines

1. often referred to as ____ pearls
2. Metered dose inhaler abbreviated
3. Zyrtec is which class of drug
4. easier to use than MDI
5. Reversibly binds to 50S ribosomal subunits inhibiting the peptide bond
8. type of methylxanthines
9. Reduce airway inflammation by inhibiting/inducing the production of end-effector proteins
10. Black box warning for tendon inflammation and rupture
12. This medication ADEs are confusion, drowsiness, paradoxical excitability
13. small machine that converts a drug solution into a mist
15. respiratory infections, URI stands for
16. Medication can cause Stevens-Johnson syndrome (rare)
19. A decongestant that is kept behind the pharmacy desk
21. Taken by COPD patients; increases the risk of suicidal ideation
22. ADEs for expectorants include headache, GI upset, drowsiness, and ___________
26. Anticholinergics +
28. Persistent, asthma severity daily
31. Primary risk factor for this condition is smoking cigarettes