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Brand name for albuterol?
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Proventil
Ventodisk |
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Therapeutic classification of albuterol is?
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bronchodilators
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Pharmacologic classification of albuterol is?
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adrenergics
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What kind of agent is albuterol?
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adrenergic agent
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What is an indication for the use of albuterol?
used as a bronchodilator to control andn prevent reversible airway obstruction caused by (2)? |
COPD
asthma |
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What is the inhalant form of albuterol used for?
a quick relief agent for (2)? |
acute bronchospasm
prevention of exercise-induced bronchohspasm |
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What is the PO form of albuterol used for?
used as a long-term control agent in patients with? |
chronic/persistent
bronchospasm |
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The MOA of albuterol is?
binds to beta2-adrenergic receptors in airway _______ _________ myosin and decreases intracellular? relaxes it...and results in subsequent bronchodilation |
smooth muscle...increased levels of cAmP activate kinases, which inhibits phosphorylation of _______
calcium....and what does decreased levels of calcium do to airway smooth muscle? |
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Albuterol is relatively selective for which beta receptors and why is this beneficial?
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beta2 because they're pulmonary receptors
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Therapeutic effects of albuterol?
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bronchodilation
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What should be assessed before administration and during peak of medication and what characteristics should be noted with sputum produced?
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lung sounds
pulse blood pressure note amount, color, character |
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What function should be assessed before initiating therapy and periodically during therapy to determine effectiveness of medication?
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pulmonary function
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Describe expected paradoxical bronchospasm that might be observed while on albuterol?
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wheezing...if it occurs, withhold medication and notify physician
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What should nurse look for with lab tests?
May cause transient DECREASE in serum? |
potassium concentrations with nebulization or higher-than-recommended doses
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PO albuterol should be administered?
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with meals to minimize gastric irritation
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How many minutes should be allowed between inhalation of aerosol medication?
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1 minute
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For nebulized albuterol, compressed air or oxygen flow should be how many L/min...how long does a single treatment of 3 mL last?
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6-10 L/min
about 10 minutes |
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Instruct patient to take albuterol exactly as directed. If on a scheduled dosing regimen, take missed dose?
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as soon as remembered, spacing remaining doses at regular intervals...don't double dose or increase the dose or frequency of doses
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Paradoxical bronchospasm more likely with which dose?
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first dose from new cannister...or with loss of effectiveness of medication
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Instruct patient to contact hcp immediately if what occurs and not relieved by medication?
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shortness of breath
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Instruct patientn to contact hcp immediately if shortness of breath is accompanied by?
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diaphoresis
dizziness palpitations chest pain |
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Instruct client to prime unit with how many sprays before using?
200...actuators should not be changed among? |
4..discard cannister after how many sprays?
products |
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Advise patient to consult hcp before taking?
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OTC meds
natural/herbal products alcohol also avoid smoking and other respiratory irritants |
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What might patient register while taking albuterol?
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unusual or bad taste
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Advise patients to use albuterol first if using other?
5 minutes |
inhalation meds and allow how much time to elapse before administering other inhalant medications unless otherwise directed?
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Advise patient to rinse mouth with water after each _______ dose to minimize dry mouth.
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inhalation
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Instruct patient to notify hcp if no response to the usual dose of albuterol or if contents of one canister are used less than?
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2 weeks
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Effectiveness of therapy can be demonstrated by?
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prevention or relief of bronchospasm
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What type of adrenergic medication is albuterol and what are its routes of administration?
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beta2
PO, inhalation |