12 Questions
What is a contraindication for using mucolytics such as Acetylcysteine and Hypertonic saline?
Asthma
Which side effect is NOT associated with the use of Beta2 adrenergic agonists?
Insomnia
What is a nursing implication for patients being treated with methylxanthines like Theophylline?
Avoid caffeine consumption
Which medication is used as a bronchodilator by relaxing the bronchial smooth muscle?
Theophylline
What is advised to be avoided when a patient is being treated with mucolytics?
Alcohol and narcotics
Which medication should be used cautiously in patients with obstructive urinary diseases?
Albuterol
What is the mechanism of action of Antihistamines?
They bind to H1 receptors preventing the binding of histamines
Which condition is a contraindication for taking Antihistamines?
Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)
What is the main side effect associated with Antihistamines?
Tachycardia
What is the teaching implication related to Antihistamines?
Advise to avoid alcohol and other CNS depressants
What is the primary mechanism of action of Antitussives?
Work on the part of the brain controlling cough reflex
Which receptor in the stomach is stimulated by H2 receptor blockers like Famotidine?
H2 receptors
Explore the mechanism of action of Antihistamines, Antitussives, and Mucolytics/Expectorants in treating respiratory problems. Learn about specific examples of these medications and the contraindications, side effects, teaching, and nursing implications for clients. Dive into topics like anti-cholinergic effects, CNS depressant effects, and bronchodilator properties.
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