Respiratory medications

3. they block muscarinic receptors in your parasympathetic nervous system
5. mucinex thin out all secretions
7. direct or indirect acting or do both. Terbutaline, metapoterenol, albuterol, phenylephrine
8. rest and digest
9. IV given to CKD patients stimulate production of more red blood cells and the bone marrow releases them into the bloodstream treats hypoxia with anemia hx
12. for pediatric patients and patients with induced exercise asthma loratadine and meds Cromolyn sodium
13. good for asthma and COPD patients helps to prevent wheezing, chest tightness, and coughing
14. typically used with anti inflammatory medication will not help in emergencies meant to use daily
18. therapeutic level 5-20 5-15 adults, children 5-10 and older adults 5-18 avoid high fat meals and caffeine
19. drug interaction for beta2adrenergics
20. receptor antagonist and formation inhibitors adverse reaction myalgia
21. pulmicort and Flonase antiinflammatory agents reduces the frequency and severity of attacks

1. causes hypoglycemia to diabetic patients
2. inhaler that creates unpleasant taste
4. acting rescue inhaler beta 2 adrenergic agonists
6. given to COPD patients
10. short acting given via nebulizer a lot.
11. treats asthma, chronic bronchitis, emphysema, and apnea neonatal
15. epinephrine, dopamine, norepinephrine and Isoproterenol typically seen in emergencies
16. makes stem cells from the bone marrow into the blood/Neupogen, Neulasta
17. ipratopium causes acute angle glaucoma if patients do not close their eyes when using