Short-Acting Inhaled Beta-Agonist Medications Quiz

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Which medication may cause a reduction in growth velocity in pediatric patients?

Budesonide

What is a potential risk associated with taking Celecoxib?

High blood pressure

Which medication should be used routinely in COPD patients, regardless of symptom bronchospasms?

Budesonide

What is a potential risk when taking Colchicine in the presence of renal or hepatic impairment?

Arrhythmias

What is a potential side effect of Diclofenac?

Stomach pain and diarrhea

What is a potential side effect of Dexlansoprazole?

Gastrointestinal issues (diarrhea, vomiting, nausea)

Which medication is a selective anti-inflammatory agent?

Celecoxib

What is a precaution associated with the use of Budesonide?

CNS depression

What is a contraindication for the use of Colchicine?

Obstructive diseases of the GI tract

What is a potential risk associated with taking Celecoxib?

High blood pressure

What is a potential side effect of Carisoprodol?

Drowsiness

Which medication is a proton pump inhibitor?

Dexlansoprazole

Which medication is a short-acting inhaled beta agonist?

Albuterol

Which medication is used as an antigout agent?

Allopurinol

Which medication is advised to be taken after meals to lessen gastric irritation?

Allopurinol

Which medication's administration should avoid shaking, and the inhalation should be deep and quick?

Albuterol

Which medication's administration may cause somnolence and a bitter taste in the mouth?

Azelastine

Which medication should be avoided in the eyes during administration?

Azelastine

Which medication has boxed warnings and precautions for tremor, paradoxical bronchospasm, and tachycardia?

Albuterol

Which medication's discontinuation should be avoided abruptly?

Baclofen

Which medication may cause immune hypersensitivity reactions and renal failure?

Albuterol

Which medication's administration should avoid alcohol use and hazardous activities until the level of sedation is known?

Azelastine

Which medication is an xanthine oxidase inhibitor?

Allopurinol

Which medication may initially worsen gout and cause maculopapular rash?

Allopurinol

Test your knowledge of common brand and generic names, therapeutic class, pharmacological class, administration routes, contraindications, boxed warnings, precautions, and adverse drug reactions of short-acting inhaled beta-agonist medications like Albuterol.

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