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Define the physiological process of cough. The three phases.

Clinically define cough.

Draw this.

Draw this.

Draw this.

Draw this.

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Define acute cough, subacute cough, and chronic cough.

What are the two major types of cough?

Productive and non-productive

Define productive cough. What does each color of secretion imply?


Clear, purulent, yellow, and malodorous

Define non-productive cough. What are some possible causes of a non-productive cough?

What are some complications of cough?

What are some non-pharmacologic treatments for cough?

ANTITUSSIVES:


What are the drugs of choice of non productive coughs? Systemic agents (3) and topical agents (2)?

EXPECTORANTS


What is the drug of choice for productive cough with thick secretions?

Dextromethorphan:


Active ingredient in which cold medicine? What is the mechanism of action? Metabolized how? Opiod or nonopiod? Onset and duration? Is it safe?

What are some side effects of dextromethorphan?

General AEs

General AEs

Who's should not take dextromethorphan?

Obvious stuff

Obvious stuff, be careful taking ANY drugs that raise serotonin levels

Diphenhydramine:


Drug type? Mechanism? Antitussive effects? Onset and duration? When used?

Side effects and contraindications of diphenhydramine?

Codeine (3-methylmorphine):



Drug type? Mechanism? Onset, duration? Metabolism?

Side effects of codeine (3-methylmorphine):

Contraindications of codeine (3-methylmorphine):

How are the topical agents applied? Look over slide.

Guaifenesin (Mucinex):


What is it used for? Drug type? Used for chronic cough? How does it work? FDA approved?

Side effects of guafenesin (mucinex)?


Contraindications?

Hypersensitivity

Hypersensitivity

What the hell?

What the hell?

What are nasal decongestants? Do they affect release of histamine or any mediators involved in the allergic reaction? What are they commonly formulated with?

What is the mechanism of action of nasal decongestants? What type of agonist? What do they stimulate? What three things does this decrease?

Difference dosage forms of nasal decongestants?



Two different types of oral decongestants?

How does pseudo ephedrine act primarily? What does it stimulate? What is it rapidly metabolized by? Where?

What is PE metabolized to a minor extent by?


Does it have a better bioavailability than phenylephrine?

What are some of the major side effects of systemic decongestants (think about what they are acting on = alpha adrenergics)?

What are some precautions and contraindications for PE?

Look over.

Look over.

What are the three types of topical nasal decongestants? What is an example of a spray? When is it preferred?

What is another spray type (don't give it to meth heads!)?

Some advantages of sprays? Disadvantages?

Some advantages of drops? Disadvantages?

Two drugs types for inhalers?

What do mucolytics promote? When are they used? Which diseases?

What is mucus? What makes up backbone? What makes side chains? What holds it together? Intramolecular bond type and intermolecular bond type?

Look over.

Look over.

How do you facilitate mucus clearance (goals)? water, causes, clearance, inflammation

What do bland aerosols do? What are they also known as? What are some difference types (4)?

What are the three types of expectorants? Function of each?

Commonly used mucolystics:


1. N-acetyl cysteine.


Mechanism? How given? Other effects?

Side effects and precautions with N-acetyl cysteine?

Additional side effects and precautions of n-acetyl cysteine? (mucus production, antibiotics, general, any smells, storage)

Mucolytic:


2. Sodium bicarbonate


Mechanism? How administered? What does pH increase do? Is it irritating?

Mucolytic:


3. Dornase alfa (pulmozyme)


Mechanism? Composition? Effects?



Indications? (diseases)


Does it have an effect on non-infected sputum?

Side effects of dornase alpha (pulmozyme)?


Contraindications?

Contra:
In patients hypersensitive to Chinese Hamster Ovary cell products

Contra:


In patients hypersensitive to Chinese Hamster Ovary cell products

Mucolytics:


4. Amiloride



Mechanism? Drug type? When given? Why given for CF? Prevents what? Other uses? Administration?

Mucolytics:


5. Denufosol Tetrasodium



Mechanism? What type of drug is it?