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Obstructive lung disease

Airways obstruction with increased airway resistance of airflow in lung tissues

Major causes of Irreversible lung tissue damage in obstructive lung disease

Chronic bronchitis, bronchiectasis, emphysema, chronic asthma, copd

Restrictive lung disease

Decrease in total lung capacity due to fluid accumulation and loss of elasticity off lung tissues

Etiology of restrictive lung disease

Pulmonary edema


Pulmonary fibrosis


Pneumonia


Lung tumors


Scoliosis


Myasthenia gravis

Bronchial asthma

Allergens attach to mast cells and basophils causing antigen-antibody reaction on mast cells

Chronic bronchitis

Bronchial inflammation and excessive mucus secretions lead to airway obstruction


Causes: smoking, chronic lung infections


Bronchiectasis

Abnormal dilation of bronchioles


Bronchioles becomes obstructed by the breakdown of epithelium off bronchial mucosa


Tissue fibrous May result


Causes: frequent infection, inflammation

Emphysema

Enzymes released in the lung by bacteria or phagocytic cells


Terminal bronchitis become plugged with mucus leading to a loss in fiber and elastin network in alveoli


Alveolar walls are destroyed


Air trapped in enlarged, over expanded alveoli


Causes: smoking, contaminants, lack of alpha 1 antitrypsin protein

Metaproterenol

Long acting form of selective beta adrenergics


Used for acute bronchospasm, asthma, COPD

Sure

Allow 5 minutes between MDI inhalation

Anticholinergic drugs

Tiotropium


Methylxanthine


Theophylline (methylxanthine derivative)

Tiotropium use

Maintenance treatment of bronchospasm associated with COPD

Tiotropium administration

Inhalation with handihaler device only

s/e of tiotropium

(Anticholinergic)


Dry mouth


Constipation


Dyspepsia


Abdominal pain


Depression


Insomnia


Headache


Pharyngitis


Sinusitis


Infection


Arthralgia


Peripheral edema


Adverse s/e: dysrhythmias

Theophylline

Relaxes smooth muscle of bronchi and bronchioles increasing cAMP

Therapeutic range of theophylline

5-15


Toxicity when greater than 20

Drugs for lower respiratory disorders

Bronchodilators


Leukotriene antagonist


Glucocorticoid


Cromolyn


Anticholinergic


Mycolytics/ expectorants


Antibiotics

What class is epinephrine

(Bronchodilator)


(Sympathomimetics - adrenergics)

Side note

Allow 5 minutes between MDI inhalation

Anticholinergic drugs

Tiotropium


Theophylline (methylxanthine derivative)

Side effects of epinephrine

Dizziness


Nervousness


Tremors


Restlessness


Swearing


Weakness


Hyperglycemia


HTN


tachycardia


Dysrhythmias


Angina

Albuterol

Selective beta-adrenergic

Albuterol use

Asthma


Acute bronchospasm


Prophylaxis

Albuterol action

Causes bronchodilation


Rapid onset long duration of action


Few side effects

Side effects of albuterol

H/a


Rhinitis


Excitability


Tremors


Restlessness


Bronchospasm (over use)


Dizziness


Tachycardia


Hyperglycemia


Nausea

Adverse effects of theophylline

Dysrhythmias, convulsions, cardio respiratory collapse

Contraindications of theophylline

Seizure disorder


Cardiac, renal, or liver disease


Smoking increase metabolism of theophylline

Leukotriene receptor antagonists drugs

Zafirlukast


Zileuton


Montelukast

Action of leukotriene receptor agonist

Reduce inflammatory response and decrease bronchoconstruction

Leukotriene use

Maintenance treatment for asthma, prophylaxis for exercise induced bronchospasm

Side effects of leukotrienes

Dizziness


h/a


Confusion


Gi distress


Depression


Weakness


Infection

Glucocorticoid

MDI inhaler - beclomethasone


Tablet - prednisone


Iv - dexamethasone

Glucocorticoid action

Anti inflammatory effect

Side effects of glucocorticoid

Dry mouth


Throat irritation


Hoarseness


Euphoria


Confusion


Depression


Hyperglycemia


Gi distress


HTN


electrolyte imbalance


Fluid retention


Osteoporosis


Psychosis


Super infections

Cromolyn action

Inhibits histamine release preventing asthma attacks

Cromolyn use

Bronchial asthma prophylaxis

Side effects of cromolyn

Cough


Bad taste

Adverse effects

Rebound bronchospasm

How to use cromolyn

Do not discontinue abruptly


Taken daily


Not for acute attacks


Oral inhalation


Nasal inhalation

Mucolytic drugs

Acetylcysteine (mucomyst)


Dornase Alfa-pulmoenzyme

Mucolytic action

Liquifies and loosens thick mucus secretions

Administration of mucolytic

Nebulizer 5 minutes after a bronchodilator


Should not be mixed with other drugs

Side effects of mucolytic

Stomatitis


Rhinorrhea


Nausea


Vomiting

Dornase Alfa action

Suggest dna IN thick sputum sections of patients with cystic fibrosis

Side effect of dornase Alfa

Sore throat


Laryngitis


Hoarseness


Chest pain

Antimicrobials

Trimethoprim - sulfamethooxazole

Antimicrobial use

Mild to moderate acute exacerbation of chronic bronchitis from infection