Respiratory medications

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Albuterol
Dexamethasone
Ipratropium
Magnesium
Methylprednisolone
Oxygen
Terbutaline

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Brennan Kirchhefer

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Mots Croisés Respiratory medicationsVersion en ligne Albuterol Dexamethasone Ipratropium Magnesium Methylprednisolone Oxygen Terbutaline par Brennan Kirchhefer 1 What is the max percentage of oxygen that a venturi mask can deliver? 2 In addition to suppressing acute and chronic inflammation dexamethasone also has what effects? 3 What is the adult dose of solu-medrol? 4 methylprednisolone is an anti-inflammatory ______ 5 When giving ipratropium you must confirm that the patient is not hypersensitive to which other drug? 6 What route can Bricanyl be administered by? 7 toxic exposure to oxidizing agents, and hyperventilation are contraindications of what drug? 8 albuterol is indicated for ______ due to COPD or asthma 9 The dose of magnesium for severe respiratory distress is 2 g given over ______ 10 Which medication can cause a burning sensation of the genitals if it is administered rapidly? 11 Brethine is a selective ______ agonist, which causes bronchodilation and relieves bronchospasms with minimal cardiac effects 12 Ipratropium is an anticholinergic (______) agent, which inhibits vagally mediated reflexes by antagonizing acetylcholine action 13 Proventil is indicated for bronchospasms due to asthma or COPD, anaphylaxis, allergic reactions, and what other condition? 14 What medication can lead to decreased deep tendon reflexes? 15 What drugs has a N/A for the peak? 16 With the administration of what drug should you monitor vital signs for adverse reactions especially when used in conjunction with other sympathomimetics? 17 Atrovent must be mixed with what other drug? 18 The maximum pediatric dose of Solu-Medrol 19 Decadron is contraindicated in a systemic ______ infection 20 What drug has the following duration of action? onset: 1-5 min peak: variable duration: 6-8 hour 11 13 2 19 17 4 3 2 1 18 0 0 14 10 15 8 2 6 20 9 5 7 12 16 1 which medication has a potential side effect of respiratory depression? 2 the pediatric dose of albuterol is 1.25 mg if the patient is under what weight 3 Magnesium is contraindicated for myocardial damage, diabetic coma, heart blocks, hypersensitivity, and what other condition? 4 10 mg is the proper dose of which drug? 5 True or false: ventolin can cause palpitations, tremors, and anxiety. 6 oxygen administration has the potential to dry ______ ______ 7 Which drug decreases the dose if the pediatric patient is under 10 kg? 8 Which drug may have reduced effects if given to a patient on beta blockers? 9 Albuterol is contraindicated in patient's with ______ secondary to a heart condition 10 Solu-medrol may lead to ______ imbalances 11 What drug is contraindicated in serious untreated infections? 12 What is the onset of Magnesium? 13 ______ and side effects can increase with long-term use of dexamethasone 14 True or false: Bricanyl lasts for up to 7 hours 15 What does the administration of oxygen reverse? 4 13 7 11 15 3 14 12 10 1 2 0 5 1 Your patient is an 7 yo female complaining of a sore throat and feeling like she is having trouble breathing. Her voice is raspy and has a high pitched cough. After initial treatment what medication should be administered? 2 Your patient is complaining of chest pain and confusion. Upon arrival the patient is flushed, dizzy, and to weak to walk unassisted. While obtaining vitals you find that their SpO2 is at 100%. What drug do you need to administer to this patient? 3 Your patient is presenting with shortness of breath that they say began 20 minutes ago. Upon auscultation you hear expiratory wheezing. You forgot to restock your ambulance and have no albuterol, what should you give instead? 4 Your patient is complaining of chest pain and difficulty breathing. Upon auscultation you find diminished lung sounds with wheezing. After giving albuterol and obtaining intravenous access what medication should you begin to infuse? 5 Your patient is complaining of difficulty breathing. Upon assessment you find that the patient is barrel chested and smokes 2 packs of cigarettes daily. What medication should be administered to have longer term benefits? 6 Your patient is complaining of shortness of breath and presenting in the tripod position. Upon obtaining vitals you find an SpO2 of 88%. Upon auscultation you hear a coarse rattling noise. What medication should be administered first? 7 Your patient is presenting with severe shortness of breath. Upon auscultation rhonchi is heard. The patient has occasionally coughing up thick sputum. What medication would be beneficial to this patient? 8 Your patient is complaining of a tight feeling in their neck. Upon assessment the patient is found to have urticaria on their chest. The patient states that they were stung by a bee. After initial treatment what medication should be administered? 9 Your patient is complaining of difficulty breathing after going for a run. They state that they have asthma but forgot their inhaler at home. Their current SpO2 is 92%. You give oxygen through a nebulizer along with what medication? 4 6 3 8 5 1

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Respiratory medicationsVersion en ligne

par Brennan Kirchhefer

What is the max percentage of oxygen that a venturi mask can deliver?

In addition to suppressing acute and chronic inflammation dexamethasone also has what effects?

What is the adult dose of solu-medrol?

methylprednisolone is an anti-inflammatory ______

When giving ipratropium you must confirm that the patient is not hypersensitive to which other drug?

What route can Bricanyl be administered by?

toxic exposure to oxidizing agents, and hyperventilation are contraindications of what drug?

albuterol is indicated for ______ due to COPD or asthma

The dose of magnesium for severe respiratory distress is 2 g given over ______

Which medication can cause a burning sensation of the genitals if it is administered rapidly?

Brethine is a selective ______ agonist, which causes bronchodilation and relieves bronchospasms with minimal cardiac effects

Ipratropium is an anticholinergic (______) agent, which inhibits vagally mediated reflexes by antagonizing acetylcholine action

Proventil is indicated for bronchospasms due to asthma or COPD, anaphylaxis, allergic reactions, and what other condition?

What medication can lead to decreased deep tendon reflexes?

What drugs has a N/A for the peak?

With the administration of what drug should you monitor vital signs for adverse reactions especially when used in conjunction with other sympathomimetics?

Atrovent must be mixed with what other drug?

The maximum pediatric dose of Solu-Medrol

Decadron is contraindicated in a systemic ______ infection

What drug has the following duration of action? onset: 1-5 min peak: variable duration: 6-8 hour

which medication has a potential side effect of respiratory depression?

the pediatric dose of albuterol is 1.25 mg if the patient is under what weight

Magnesium is contraindicated for myocardial damage, diabetic coma, heart blocks, hypersensitivity, and what other condition?

10 mg is the proper dose of which drug?

True or false: ventolin can cause palpitations, tremors, and anxiety.

oxygen administration has the potential to dry ______ ______

Which drug decreases the dose if the pediatric patient is under 10 kg?

Which drug may have reduced effects if given to a patient on beta blockers?

Albuterol is contraindicated in patient's with ______ secondary to a heart condition

Solu-medrol may lead to ______ imbalances

What drug is contraindicated in serious untreated infections?

What is the onset of Magnesium?

______ and side effects can increase with long-term use of dexamethasone

True or false: Bricanyl lasts for up to 7 hours

What does the administration of oxygen reverse?

Your patient is an 7 yo female complaining of a sore throat and feeling like she is having trouble breathing. Her voice is raspy and has a high pitched cough. After initial treatment what medication should be administered?

Your patient is complaining of chest pain and confusion. Upon arrival the patient is flushed, dizzy, and to weak to walk unassisted. While obtaining vitals you find that their SpO2 is at 100%. What drug do you need to administer to this patient?

Your patient is presenting with shortness of breath that they say began 20 minutes ago. Upon auscultation you hear expiratory wheezing. You forgot to restock your ambulance and have no albuterol, what should you give instead?

Your patient is complaining of chest pain and difficulty breathing. Upon auscultation you find diminished lung sounds with wheezing. After giving albuterol and obtaining intravenous access what medication should you begin to infuse?

Your patient is complaining of difficulty breathing. Upon assessment you find that the patient is barrel chested and smokes 2 packs of cigarettes daily. What medication should be administered to have longer term benefits?

Your patient is complaining of shortness of breath and presenting in the tripod position. Upon obtaining vitals you find an SpO2 of 88%. Upon auscultation you hear a coarse rattling noise. What medication should be administered first?

Your patient is presenting with severe shortness of breath. Upon auscultation rhonchi is heard. The patient has occasionally coughing up thick sputum. What medication would be beneficial to this patient?

Your patient is complaining of a tight feeling in their neck. Upon assessment the patient is found to have urticaria on their chest. The patient states that they were stung by a bee. After initial treatment what medication should be administered?

Your patient is complaining of difficulty breathing after going for a run. They state that they have asthma but forgot their inhaler at home. Their current SpO2 is 92%. You give oxygen through a nebulizer along with what medication?

oxygen administration has the potential to dry