SHEET TESTED QUESTIONS MASTER FILE
●● When is albuterol used?
Answer: During an asthma attack.
●● What is a common side effect of albuterol?
Answer: Tachycardia.
●● What do ipratropium and tiotropium do?
Answer: Relax airways (anticholinergics).
●● What are side effects of anticholinergics?
Answer: Dry mouth and urinary retention.
●● Why are aminophylline and theophylline risky?
Answer: Narrow therapeutic range.
●● What are signs of theophylline toxicity?
Answer: Arrhythmias and seizures.
●● What type of drugs are fluticasone and beclomethasone?
, Answer: Inhaled corticosteroids.
●● Are inhaled corticosteroids rescue or controller meds?
Answer: Controller.
●● What should patients do after using inhaled steroids?
Answer: Rinse mouth.
●● What does montelukast do?
Answer: Prevents inflammation in asthma.
●● What does cromolyn do?
Answer: Prevents mast cell release.
●● What does guaifenesin do?
Answer: Thins mucus.
●● What does dextromethorphan do?
Answer: Suppresses cough.
●● What does acetylcysteine do?
Answer: Breaks up mucus.