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21 Cards in this Set

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beta agonists
albuterol

salmeterol

formoterol
glucocorticoids
beclomethasone

fluticasone

budesonide

ciclesonide
combination drugs
advair

cingapor
leukotriene
lipoxygenase

leukotriene receptor
immunomodulators
omalizumab
anticholinergic
ipratropium

tiotropium
ipratropium
short acting anticholinergic

Inhibit muscarinic receptor and reduce bronchospasm and mucus secretion
Used for COPD
tiotropium
long acting anticholinergic

Inhibit muscarinic receptor and reduce bronchospasm and mucus secretion
Used for COPD
omalizumab
anti-IgE


blocks allergic cascade
lipoxygenase
inhbits smooth muscle contraction
leukotriene receptor
cant bind leukotriene
advair
combination of ICS and LABA
cingapor
combination of ICS and LABA
ciclesonide
prodrug - ICS
budesonide
ICS

Budesonide – few side effects but not very potent
Conjugated in ester form
When concentration falls, becomes de-ester and active
Acts as reservoir of drug
Fluticason
ICS

Fluticasone:
Good receptor affinity to stay in lung
Stays in lung
At high doses, as a very high affinity for receptors outside of lung…high side effects
beclomethoasone
ICS

Beclomethoasone:
High pulmonary deposition
But also highly absorbed in mouth
Metabolites are active…lots of side effects
idle particle size for delivery
2-5
albuterol
short acting beta agonist

hydrophilic
salmeterol
long acting beta agonist

lipophilic
formoterol
medium acting beta agonist

medium hydrophilic/lipophilic chain