Pharmacology - Bronchodilators - Respiratory Drugs nursing RN PN NCLEX
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Where’s the video go? Just stops in the middle is steroids
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The new GOLD guideline, no longer suggests Albuterol as the first-line option for a rescue inhaler. The newer recommendation is Formoterol (LABA that has quick onset) + ICS.
The available combinations are: Formoterol + Mometasone (Dulera) and Formoterol + Budesonide (Symbicort)
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Can you do a video on learning the mechanism of action for the class of drugs?(Expectorant,Mucolytics.....)
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Question: wouldn't candy and gum dry the mouth even more if we are trying to treat it? This is for Ipratropium. Thanks!!!
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For Beta 2 agonist (albuterol), do we avoid both selective and non-selective Beta blockers or only non-selective Beta blockers like sotalol, propranolol?
While selective beta-blockers are not as likely to cause pulmonary side effects as non-selective beta-blockers, they can cause pulmonary side effects, especially at high doses.
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I have a question, so do we notify the hcp after the three doses of albuterol, ipratropium, and methylprednisolone? Or just after the three doses of albuterol. The video is a bit confusing.
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I’ve been on Theophylline for some time now. My specialist never told me about needing bloodwork, or the caffeine like affect. I am now wondering how many sleepless nights were caused by this drug! Lol
I'm shocked to hear this as theophylline has a narrow therapeutic index so blood monitoring is essential !
Just released the video said this 😂 I wrote this comment before I got to that but in the vid 😂
Another superb video and lesson, Mike. Question. at 4:53 we instruct the patient to hold for a few seconds. What if, due to the rapid spasming, holding breath just doesn't work? Is some length of hold better than nothing? Do we wait for the cough intervals to increase enough? Do we move to Ipratropium if they don't?
Patrick Meehan good question, that recommendation is on the NCLEX, but it differs in real life in the clinical settings lol ... so if you want to get it right on the exam then follow the video :)
What i learned is... if there's spasm give theophylline first for spasm cuz albuterol wont work in spasms
@@angelaole8233 oh wow, yeah you would get this wrong on the NCLEX lol, they teach albuterol first
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Mike please do a Neuro Pharm NCLEX Video.
sylvia njau already did! It’s in our full pharmacology course at Simplenursing.com
@@SimpleNursing Seen it. Thanks
Im confused. So for example tiotropium, the class is anticholinergic and bronchodilator?
jazz parmar bronchodilator
@@SimpleNursing so then is the mechanism of action anti-muscarinic-hence anticholinergic drug. Or are you saying that anticholinergics are a subtype of bronchodilators?
And then does the same apply to theophylline the class is bronchodilator instead of xanthines??
jazz parmar yes theophylline is a methoxalthine
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Is this video made for the patient or the students stuffing for nursing?
Students :) not patients
@@SimpleNursing Okay! But it was useful for me because I suffer from that respiratory thing.
You call it albuterol, we call it salbutamol here in our region.
When I use Tiotropium it causes dry mouth and indigestion and gas collection in my stomach and intestines. Tip of the stool becomes hard but it doesn't cause constipation.
Amazing.
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Where does aminophylline fall in?
Aminophylline is a xanthine, which is also considered a bronchodilator.
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All your videos are very educative, narrowing down on what to look out for in the exams , pls post video of position of car seats and pharmacology calculations
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4:30 Why does Albuterol cause an increase in productive cough? Isn't this an anticholinergic medication that would decrease salivation/secretions? Or does the fact that it is productive just mean you can RID your body of the mucus more easily despite the fact that you would have a dryer mouth? This point really threw me off
Where the last parte
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is it just me or the video cut off at 12:35 when he was still talking and went straight to the end when he was about to say the 4 S's
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This video ended abruptly.
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BUT would be much easier to listen to
If he wouldn’t say “Guys”
every other word 😓😣
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