Respiratory Drugs pt 3 (study alongside notes)

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The drug ____________ (brand name ____________) is a monoclonal antibody anti-asthmatic.

omalizumab; Xolair

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Omalizumab (Xolair) is considered an ____________ therapy, not a ____________ therapy.

add-on; first-line

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It is used to treat ____________ to ____________ asthma.

moderate; severe

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It is not indicated for ____________ asthma attacks.

acute

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This drug limits the release of mediators of the ____________ response.

allergic inflammatory

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It is given by ____________ injection every ____________ to ____________ weeks.

subcutaneous; 2; 4

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It can cause ____________, so the patient should be monitored closely, especially after the first dose.

anaphylaxis

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Medications are delivered to the respiratory system through ____________ therapy.

aerosol

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This method provides a ____________ local effect and uses ____________ doses.

rapid; smaller

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The most common inhalation device is the - ___________ (MDI).

metered-dose inhaler

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An MDI consists of a ____________ and ____________.

canister; mouthpiece

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A ____________ may be used with an MDI to improve medication delivery.

spacer

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A ____________ delivers medication in a fine ____________ by vaporizing liquid medication.

nebulizer; mist

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Nebulizers are useful for patients who cannot coordinate ____________ use, such as ____________ or the ____________.

inhaler; children; elderly

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The most common device used to deliver inhaled medications is the ____________ (MDI).

metered-dose inhaler

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An MDI consists of a ____________ and a ____________.

canister; mouthpiece

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The medication is delivered in a ____________ form each time the canister is pressed.

aerosolized

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A ____________ may be attached to improve medication delivery and reduce oral deposition.

spacer device

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Patients should be instructed to ____________ before activating the inhaler and then hold their breath for ____________ seconds after inhalation.

exhale; 10

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The inhaler should be cleaned weekly by removing the ____________ and washing the casing with ____________ ____________ water.

canister; warm soapy

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A ____________ delivers medication in a fine ____________ by vaporizing liquid medication.

nebulizer; mist

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Nebulizers are useful for patients who cannot coordinate the use of an ____________, such as ____________ or the ____________.

inhaler; children; elderly

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This device converts liquid medication into a ____________ that is inhaled through a mouthpiece or ____________.

mist; mask

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Treatments typically take about ____________ to ____________ minutes to complete.

10 to 15

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The equipment should be cleaned after each use to prevent ____________ ____________.

bacterial growth (contamination)

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Nebulizers are commonly used in the management of ____________ and ____________.

asthma; COPD

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A device that delivers a measured dose of aerosolized medication directly into the lungs through a mouthpiece is called a __________.

Metered-Dose Inhaler (MDI)

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A __________ is an attachment used with a metered-dose inhaler to help deliver medication more effectively into the lungs by holding the aerosolized medicine in a chamber before inhalation.

Respiratory Spacer

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A __________ is a device used by patients with asthma to measure how well air moves out of their lungs, helping monitor airway narrowing and response to therapy.

Peak Flow Meter