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Cromolyn is a:

a. leukotrine inhibitor
b. mast cell stabilizer
mast cell stabilizer
Singulair is:

a. leukotrine inhibitor
b. mast cell stabilizer
leukotrine inhibitor
Which is used only for mild cases:

a. cromolyn
b. singulair
cromolyn
Which of the following is an H1-1st generation antihistamine?

a. Zyrtec
b. Allegra
c. Claritin
d. Dramamine
Dramamine
Which of the following is not an H2 blocker:

a. Zantac
b. Phenergan
c. Pepcid
d. Tagament
Phenergan
Benadryl is a:

a. H2
b. H1 2nd generation
c. H1 1st generation
H1 first generation
Steroids suppress:

a. pituitary gland
b. thyroid gland
c. growth hormone
d. all of the above
all
Beconase and Qvar are:

a. 1st generation intranasal steroids
b. 2nd generation intranasal steroids
c. short acting bronchodilator
d. long acting bronchodilator
1st generation intranasal steroids
Flonase and Nasonex are:

a. 1st generation intranasal steroids
b. 2nd generation intranasal steroids
c. short acting bronchodilator
d. long acting bronchodilator
2nd generation intranasal steroids
Albuterol and Levalbuterol are:

a. 1st generation intranasal steroids
b. 2nd generation intranasal steroids
c. short acting bronchodilator
d. long acting bronchodilator
short acting bronchodilators
Salmeterol is a:

a. 1st generation intranasal steroids
b. 2nd generation intranasal steroids
c. short acting bronchodilator
d. long acting bronchodilator
long acting bronchodilator
Which medication inhibits acetylcholine at the muscarinic receptor?

a. Flonase
b. Atrovent
c. Qvar
d. Salmeterol
Atrovent
Which medication works at the DNA level splitting the bonds of the mucous proteins liquifying the mucous?

a. Qvar
b. Mucomyst
c. Atrovent
d. Levalbuterol
Mucomyst
Which of the following would be ok to take a decongestant:

a. insomniac
b. hyertensive
c. women
d. anxiety prone
women
decongestants are sympathomimetics

a. true
b. false
true