Pharmacology NCLEX Review Question: Bronchodilators and Corticosteroids Asthma Nursing
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- Pharmacology nursing NCLEX review question on bronchodilators and corticosteroid administration for a patient with asthma.
This NCLEX pharmacology review question will test your nursing knowledge about how to properly administer a bronchodilator and corticosteroid metered-dose inhaler. To answer this question correctly, you must know the mechanism of action of both the bronchodilator (Albuterol) and corticosteroid (Fluticasone).
What is Albuterol? It is a short-acting bronchodilator. A bronchodilator (just as its name says) opens the bronchi and bronchioles of the lungs. When this happens more air is able to flow through the lungs. This is vital for the patient who has asthma because they experience bronchoconstriction.
What is a Fluticasone? It is a corticosteroid used to prevent symptoms in patients with asthma. It will work by decreasing inflammation in the small airways.
To administer these medications, the bronchodilator will be administered FIRST and then 5 minutes later the corticosteroids will be administered.
The bronchodilator will open the airway first so when the corticosteroids are inhaled they can do their job within the lungs.
It is important to remember that AFTER administering inhaled corticosteroids, the patient must gargle and rinse the mouth with water and spit (or a spacer can be used). The reason for this is because corticosteroids can cause thrush.
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RegisteredNurseRN , 17 comments n one like by me
Aww, thank you so much :) I'm so glad you liked the video! I really appreciate it!
Did you have Asthma lectures at one time? I can't find them.
Here are all my respiratory lectures organized in a playlist so you can find them easier: th-cam.com/play/PLQrdx7rRsKfXxyukzyHpqYrJntLbv0aGE.html
I do plan on creating one on asthma in the future. So, always stay tuned, and thank you for watching my videos!
Hi Sara, Ive been watching your videos for a quiet long time but never give any comment as I always said that once i give you an appreciation message it must be ultimate...but now I realize that your great efforts and time has no any equivalent words of appreciation...Thanks for your straightforward, uncomplicated and effortless lectures. You are amazingly genius, gorgeous inside and outside. Thanks
Wow, thank you SO MUCH for the really kind and thoughtful comment, Emily! It really means a lot. It is a blessing to be able to teach you all my nursing knowledge. I'm dedicated to helping the future generation of nurses. Your comment made my day :) Thank you for it!
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Thank you for all always being committed and invested in your teachings and most importantly thank you for making it free..God bless you
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, expertise, and heart. You are making my hectic life (husband, kids, school, work) so much easier. When I feel tapped out mentally and emotionally, I watch your videos to study.
I'm not an RN but I am an Asthma patient. The answer is D. Give Albuterol first and wait 5 minutes and then give Fluticosone.
Thank you so much for all of your videos! They are extremely helpful in giving exactly what we need to know. I also love how in your disease videos for causes, S&S, you explain WHY those are causes and s/s instead of just listing them. Knowing the "why" really helps with critical thinking and connecting dots on exams!
Do you think you could make a video series on Asthma?
Hello Jonathan! Thank you so much for the very kind comment. I'm so glad you like my teaching style. I'm hoping to cover asthma very soon. So, stay tuned :)
thank u miss sarah..your videos make my life become more greatful..i just passed the phil nursing board..godbless u always..
I know you might not see this but if you see it.
I say thank you and bless you.🙏
its a big help for us who will take the nclex.. thank you so much for sharing your knowledge..
Hi Sarah. I have a question about drug categories. I am currently in a pharmacology class, and our Professor will talk about drug categories quite a bit. We will even be told that we should know drugs by categories. But when asked if there's a list of these categories so we can fit them in she's a bit hesitant about it. She'll say, "oh well... there's that suffix ending sheet that you have." But she'll go on to say that that sheet is not complete. She'll also mention that some drugs can go into multiple categories. But as I say, she's not really quick in telling you what categories thing should be in. As I look in the book sometimes I'm even more confused, because they don't always mention what groupings these drugs should be put under. Sarah I'm having a tough enough time as it is in Pharmacology, and this just adds to it. Is there any help or a list that you can point me to? Thank you
Hello :) Pharmacology includes so many drugs that I don't think there is this complete list (it would be like a million pages long lol). Pharm is really mind boggling because it's true that many drugs can be used for this disease but it can also be used for this disease.
Personally, for me I remember drugs by diseases because although most drugs fit under certain categories...there are subcategories of that category (like newer generations) and they can causeddifferent problems etc.
In my "How to Study for Pharm" video (th-cam.com/video/KGCxR_a9694/w-d-xo.html) I talk about some ways to remember drugs and make studying easier (like recommended study guides). Hang in there....when you become a nurse all those drugs really do click because you administer the same ones over and over.
Thank you very much for your effort.. This is Rana from Saudi Arabia 😊
Thank you so much for the comment, Rana. It is an honor to have a viewer from Saudi Arabia! Thanks for watching my videos!
Very very thank you so much for your videos and for you time
You're very welcome! Thank you for always watching my videos. I really appreciate it :)
Just learned about these this week!! 😉 love your videos! 👍🏼
So awesome! It was perfect timing! I love when that happens!
Can you do more videos of pharm related topics?
Thank you so much for all your videos. I am doing my last minute studying for my Paramedic Midterm that is tomorrow and your videos have helped so much over the last 20 weeks. Already have a a few of your videos saved to listen to on the drive in the morning lol.....can i just sneak you in with me
I hope your midterm went well. Thank you so much for always watching my videos and for your kind comments. I'm so very happy they are helping you.
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Thank you for your amazing videos!!! They really help me have a better understanding of the content that I am taught in class!!!
You're most welcome :) Thank you for watching the videos to help you in your studies. I'm so humbled by that. I wish you the best in your studies!
Is this a preview of the asthma video that's coming? :)
I will definitely be covering asthma in the future. So, stay tuned :)
I have recently discovered this channel but I am must confess it has been really helpful. I am sure if I would have known during my nursing school my life would have been easier and I would have done better.
Looking forward to watch all the previous videos and future videos. God really bless you. You just beautiful in and out.
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Hi Sarah, I love your videos! They have saved me numerous times during exams. I graduate from LPN school in a week!! Your videos are great and informative.
I have a test tuesday about this
Thank you sarah👍
More meds vid please🙏🏽
You're most welcome! Every week I always upload new content, so always stay tuned ;-)
Can you do a video on respiratory failure and ARDS?
Thank you so much for watching my videos. I will definitely at your requests to my list. Thank you for it!
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Hi Sarah can you do video for pre-eclampsia ?
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I am a Respiratory student and i love your videos. thank you
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Thank you so much! You're very kind :)
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Thankx sara
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Thank you, Cari :) Hope all is well!
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