Respiratory

3. Type of infection that comes with inhaled steroid use
4. Medication that loosen secretions so they can be coughed up
5. The mechanism of topical nasal decongestants
6. An adverse effect of acetylcysteine (Hint: it sounds like wheezing on exam)
8. Patients should not be given ipratropium if they have this disease
10. A second generation antihistamine
13. Patients with this should be cautioned when using Pseudoephedrine
16. Respiratory Distress _______. A condition in infants that required surfactant administration
17. Changes in this body system make people sleepy when taking antihistamines
19. Route of administration for ipratropium
20. Non-narcotic cough medication

1. First line treatment for acute asthma attacks
2. The route of administration for surfactant in infants with RDS
7. One of the indications for oral decongestants
9. Narcotic cough medication (C is the first letter)
11. FIRST medication given during anaphylaxis
12. An example of a daily asthma medication not for exacerbations
14. Narcotic cough medication (first letter is H)
15. Flunisolide fall into this class of medication (hint: it's the nasal version)
18. This generation of antihistamine is OK to take if driving