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what is the dose for a pt who is experiencing bronchospasm?
2.5mg/3ml Neb 1 unit
The pt is experiencing a hyperkalemic event what is the dosing for this pt?
10mg/ 4 units May repeat x 1 for a total dose of 20 mg
Which of the following is a potential side effect of Albuterol administration?
Hypokalemia
What is the primary mechanism of action of Albuterol in the treatment of bronchospasm?
Acts selectively on Beta2 receptor sites
What is the duration of action of Albuterol when administered for bronchospasm?
5 hours
In addition to bronchospasm, what other condition can Albuterol be used for?
Hyperkalemia
What is a precaution that should be considered when administering Albuterol?
Hypertension
Which medication class may have antagonistic effects when used concomitantly with Albuterol?
Beta blockers
Which of the following side effects is NOT associated with Albuterol administration?
Hyperglycemia
If a patient experiences palpitations after Albuterol administration, what precaution should be taken?
Monitor the patient closely for dysrhythmias
What is the main reason for limiting the total dose of Albuterol for hyperkalemia to 20 mg?
To avoid cardiac stimulation
Which of the following is a potential consequence of using Albuterol concomitantly with beta blockers?
Risk of antagonistic effects
What is the primary impact of Albuterol administration on serum potassium levels?
Shifts potassium into the extracellular space
If a patient experiences chest pain after Albuterol administration, what action should be taken?
Assess for potential dysrhythmias
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