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13 Cards in this Set
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What are some ex of bronchodilators?
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Theophyline
Montelukast |
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What is another name for Montelukast?
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Singulair
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What is Montelukast used for?
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Asthma
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What class is Montelukast?
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Leukotriene Receptor Inhibitor
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What is a leukotriene receptor Inhibitor? How does it work?
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A broncho-constrictor that blocks bronchorestrictors.
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How do Montelukasts work?
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Decrease bronchospasm
Increase breathing. |
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What sort of ailment does Montelukasts treat?
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Asthma (long-term)
Seasonal Rhinitis. |
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What's the common route of administration for leukotrines?
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Oral
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Do not take Montelukasts with which meds?
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Phenobarbital
Rifampin |
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Can Montelukast be given to children?
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Yes.
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Who should nurse know before administering?
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Any hepatic (liver) issues?
(monitor with LFT's) |
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For maintenance dosage of asthma, when should pt on Montelukast take meds?
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1x day before bed.
(can prevent attacks at night; improves lung function in day) |
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What actions must a pt on Montelukast take if sensitive to aspirin?
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Avoid NSAIDS + strenuous activity.
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