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Adrenergic Bronchodilator
Two effects: (1) bronchodilator (2) inhibit release of autocoids from mast cells
Act quickly; fairly effective in acute attack
Drug of choice in life-threatening anaphylactic reactions and asthmatic bronchospasm
Side effects: CNS stimulation (anxiety, tremors, etc.), cardiac stimulation in patients with CVD, tolerance and rebound bronchoconstriction is a major concern! |
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Adrenergic Bronchodilator
Two effects: (1) bronchodilator (2) inhibit release of autocoids from mast cells
Act quickly; fairly effective in acute attack
Drug of choice in life-threatening anaphylactic reactions and asthmatic bronchospasm
Side effects: CNS stimulation (anxiety, tremors, etc.), cardiac stimulation in patients with CVD, tolerance and rebound bronchoconstriction is a major concern! |
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Adrenergic Bronchodilator
Two effects: (1) bronchodilator (2) inhibit release of autocoids from mast cells
Act quickly; fairly effective in acute attack
Drug of choice in life-threatening anaphylactic reactions and asthmatic bronchospasm
Side effects: CNS stimulation (anxiety, tremors, etc.), cardiac stimulation in patients with CVD, tolerance and rebound bronchoconstriction is a major concern! |
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Adrenergic Bronchodilator
Two effects: (1) bronchodilator (2) inhibit release of autocoids from mast cells
Act quickly; fairly effective in acute attack
Drug of choice in life-threatening anaphylactic reactions and asthmatic bronchospasm
Side effects: CNS stimulation (anxiety, tremors, etc.), cardiac stimulation in patients with CVD, tolerance and rebound bronchoconstriction is a major concern! |
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Adrenergic Bronchodilator
Two effects: (1) bronchodilator (2) inhibit release of autocoids from mast cells
Act quickly; fairly effective in acute attack
Drug of choice in life-threatening anaphylactic reactions and asthmatic bronchospasm
Side effects: CNS stimulation (anxiety, tremors, etc.), cardiac stimulation in patients with CVD, tolerance and rebound bronchoconstriction is a major concern! |
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Adrenergic Bronchodilator
Two effects: (1) bronchodilator (2) inhibit release of autocoids from mast cells
Act quickly; fairly effective in acute attack
Drug of choice in life-threatening anaphylactic reactions and asthmatic bronchospasm
Side effects: CNS stimulation (anxiety, tremors, etc.), cardiac stimulation in patients with CVD, tolerance and rebound bronchoconstriction is a major concern! |
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Adrenergic Bronchodilator
Two effects: (1) bronchodilator (2) inhibit release of autocoids from mast cells
Act quickly; fairly effective in acute attack
Drug of choice in life-threatening anaphylactic reactions and asthmatic bronchospasm
Side effects: CNS stimulation (anxiety, tremors, etc.), cardiac stimulation in patients with CVD, tolerance and rebound bronchoconstriction is a major concern! |
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Adrenergic Bronchodilator
Two effects: (1) bronchodilator (2) inhibit release of autocoids from mast cells
Act quickly; fairly effective in acute attack
Drug of choice in life-threatening anaphylactic reactions and asthmatic bronchospasm
Side effects: CNS stimulation (anxiety, tremors, etc.), cardiac stimulation in patients with CVD, tolerance and rebound bronchoconstriction is a major concern! |
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Methylxanthine Bronchodilator
MOA: Increase cAMP thereby stabilizing mast cells
NOT THE PRIMARY EFFECT OF THESE DRUGS
Taken orally in conjuction with other drugs for severe cases of asthma
Narrow therapeutic window, must monitor blood levels of drugs
Side effects: N/V, headaches, insomnia; severe can be cardiac arrhythmias and seizures |
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Methylxanthine Bronchodilator
MOA: Increase cAMP thereby stabilizing mast cells
NOT THE PRIMARY EFFECT OF THESE DRUGS
Usually given IV for the treatment of severe asthmatic attacks
Narrow therapeutic window, must monitor blood levels of drugs
Side effects: N/V, headaches, insomnia; severe can be cardiac arrhythmias and seizures |
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Corticosteroid
Inhibit recruitment of leukocytes to sites of inflammation
Inhibit synthesis or release of autocoids
Anti-inflammatory response is useful in treatment of allergies and asthma
Especially useful in asthma where it inhibits CMI against bronchial epithelium (growing reason for use currently!)
Recent developments have allowed corticosteroid use by inhalation, massively useful for asthma patients
Side Effects: Inhaled steroids assoc. with cataracts, cushing syndrome, immune suppresion, osteoporosis, peptic ulcers, growth suppression in children, endocrine dysfunction, reproductive dysfunction
As a result of side effectst, alternate day therapy encouraged |
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Corticosteroid
Inhibit recruitment of leukocytes to sites of inflammation
Inhibit synthesis or release of autocoids
Anti-inflammatory response is useful in treatment of allergies and asthma
Especially useful in asthma where it inhibits CMI against bronchial epithelium (growing reason for use currently!)
Recent developments have allowed corticosteroid use by inhalation, massively useful for asthma patients
Side Effects: Inhaled steroids assoc. with cataracts, cushing syndrome, immune suppresion, osteoporosis, peptic ulcers, growth suppression in children, endocrine dysfunction, reproductive dysfunction
As a result of side effectst, alternate day therapy encouraged |
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Corticosteroid
Inhibit recruitment of leukocytes to sites of inflammation
Inhibit synthesis or release of autocoids
Anti-inflammatory response is useful in treatment of allergies and asthma
Especially useful in asthma where it inhibits CMI against bronchial epithelium (growing reason for use currently!)
Recent developments have allowed corticosteroid use by inhalation, massively useful for asthma patients
Side Effects: Inhaled steroids assoc. with cataracts, cushing syndrome, immune suppresion, osteoporosis, peptic ulcers, growth suppression in children, endocrine dysfunction, reproductive dysfunction
As a result of side effectst, alternate day therapy encouraged |
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Corticosteroid
Inhibit recruitment of leukocytes to sites of inflammation
Inhibit synthesis or release of autocoids
Anti-inflammatory response is useful in treatment of allergies and asthma
Especially useful in asthma where it inhibits CMI against bronchial epithelium (growing reason for use currently!)
Recent developments have allowed corticosteroid use by inhalation, massively useful for asthma patients
Side Effects: Inhaled steroids assoc. with cataracts, cushing syndrome, immune suppresion, osteoporosis, peptic ulcers, growth suppression in children, endocrine dysfunction, reproductive dysfunction
As a result of side effectst, alternate day therapy encouraged |
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Corticosteroid
Inhibit recruitment of leukocytes to sites of inflammation
Inhibit synthesis or release of autocoids
Anti-inflammatory response is useful in treatment of allergies and asthma
Especially useful in asthma where it inhibits CMI against bronchial epithelium (growing reason for use currently!)
Recent developments have allowed corticosteroid use by inhalation, massively useful for asthma patients
Side Effects: Inhaled steroids assoc. with cataracts, cushing syndrome, immune suppresion, osteoporosis, peptic ulcers, growth suppression in children, endocrine dysfunction, reproductive dysfunction
As a result of side effectst, alternate day therapy encouraged |
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Corticosteroid
Inhibit recruitment of leukocytes to sites of inflammation
Inhibit synthesis or release of autocoids
Anti-inflammatory response is useful in treatment of allergies and asthma
Especially useful in asthma where it inhibits CMI against bronchial epithelium (growing reason for use currently!)
Recent developments have allowed corticosteroid use by inhalation, massively useful for asthma patients
Side Effects: Inhaled steroids assoc. with cataracts, cushing syndrome, immune suppresion, osteoporosis, peptic ulcers, growth suppression in children, endocrine dysfunction, reproductive dysfunction
As a result of side effectst, alternate day therapy encouraged |
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Definition
Corticosteroid
Inhibit recruitment of leukocytes to sites of inflammation
Inhibit synthesis or release of autocoids
Anti-inflammatory response is useful in treatment of allergies and asthma
Especially useful in asthma where it inhibits CMI against bronchial epithelium (growing reason for use currently!)
Recent developments have allowed corticosteroid use by inhalation, massively useful for asthma patients
Side Effects: Inhaled steroids assoc. with cataracts, cushing syndrome, immune suppresion, osteoporosis, peptic ulcers, growth suppression in children, endocrine dysfunction, reproductive dysfunction
As a result of side effectst, alternate day therapy encouraged |
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Definition
Corticosteroid
Inhibit recruitment of leukocytes to sites of inflammation
Inhibit synthesis or release of autocoids
Anti-inflammatory response is useful in treatment of allergies and asthma
Especially useful in asthma where it inhibits CMI against bronchial epithelium (growing reason for use currently!)
Recent developments have allowed corticosteroid use by inhalation, massively useful for asthma patients
Side Effects: Inhaled steroids assoc. with cataracts, cushing syndrome, immune suppresion, osteoporosis, peptic ulcers, growth suppression in children, endocrine dysfunction, reproductive dysfunction
As a result of side effectst, alternate day therapy encouraged |
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Definition
Corticosteroid
Inhibit recruitment of leukocytes to sites of inflammation
Inhibit synthesis or release of autocoids
Anti-inflammatory response is useful in treatment of allergies and asthma
Especially useful in asthma where it inhibits CMI against bronchial epithelium (growing reason for use currently!)
Recent developments have allowed corticosteroid use by inhalation, massively useful for asthma patients
Side Effects: Inhaled steroids assoc. with cataracts, cushing syndrome, immune suppresion, osteoporosis, peptic ulcers, growth suppression in children, endocrine dysfunction, reproductive dysfunction
As a result of side effectst, alternate day therapy encouraged |
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Mast Cell Stabilizer
Use: Prophylactic treatment of bronchial asthma (ineffective in acute attack)
MOA: Inhibits release of histamine/autocoids from snesitized mast cells
Has poor absorption from lungs = few systemic effects
Most useful in treatment of extrinsic asthma caused by exposure to specific allergens
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Leukotriene Modulator
Cysteinyl leukotriene receptor antagonists
Taken orally to reduce frequency/severity of asthma attacks
Not effective in acute attacks
Approved for treatment of seasonal allergies |
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Leukotriene Modulator
Cysteinyl leukotriene receptor antagonists
Taken orally to reduce frequency/severity of asthma attacks
Not effective in acute attacks |
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Leukotriene Modulator
Inhibits lipooxygenase enzyme and decreasing the formation of leukotrienes
P.O. drug to reduce frequency/severity of attacks
No autocoid formation = no autocoid release from Mast cell
Potential for elevated liver enzymes & hepatotoxicity |
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Antimuscarinic
Prevents bronchospasm caused by ACh (but no others!)
Not as effective as sympathomimetic bronchodilators
Dries secretions = undesirable
Not well absorbed = few systemic effects
Combivent = (ipratropium + albuterol) combination therapy |
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Antimuscarinic
Prevents bronchospasm caused by ACh (but no others!)
Not as effective as sympathomimetic bronchodilators
Dries secretions = undesirable |
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Combination products for asthma
(Salmeterol/Fluticasone) |
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Combination product for asthma (ipratropium/albuterol) |
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Combination products for asthma (formoterol/budesonide) |
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Combination products for asthma (formoterol/mometasone) |
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H1 Histamine Antagonist
Use: Treatment of allergic rhinitis/dermatitis
Not that useful in treating bronchoconstriction caused by asthma and anaphylaxis, because many other mediators besides histamine also mediate this response
I.E. Don't know this shit? |
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H1 Histamine Antagonist
Use: Treatment of allergic rhinitis/dermatitis
Not that useful in treating bronchoconstriction caused by asthma and anaphylaxis, because many other mediators besides histamine also mediate this response
I.E. Don't know this shit? |
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H1 Histamine Antagonists
Use: Treatment of allergic rhinitis/dermatitis
Not that useful in treating bronchoconstriction caused by asthma and anaphylaxis, because many other mediators besides histamine also mediate this response
I.E. Don't know this shit? |
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H1 Histamine Antagonists
Use: Treatment of allergic rhinitis/dermatitis
Not that useful in treating bronchoconstriction caused by asthma and anaphylaxis, because many other mediators besides histamine also mediate this response
I.E. Don't know this shit? |
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