Medication used are lnhaled corticosteroids like fluticasone,budesonide ..etc...leukotrienes modifiers are montelukast,zafirlukast,long acting beta agonist,combined inhalers theophilline..and
Quick relief medication are short acting beta agonist,ipratropium,oral and intravenous corticosteroids..
Effect of medications are long term control medication reduce the inflammation in your airways that leads to symptoms and quick relief inhalers quickly open swollen airway that are limiting breathing
Brand names are fluticasone_ flovent HFA
Budesonide_pulmicort flexhaler
Mometasone_ asmanex twishaler
Beclomethasone _What redihaler
Ciclesonide_alvesco
Delivery route for medication_ inhalers like meterdose inhaler,breath actuated aerosol inhaler, alternative propellant,spacer devices, dry powder inhaler,nebulizer,tablets and syrup,injection and infusions
Type of medications are
nonsteroidal anti inflammatory drug_ relieve pain,decreases inflammation and reduce fever
Analgesics_ relieve pain
Narcotics_ relieve pain,dulls the senses and causes drowsiness and may become addictive
Cough medicine_ block the cough reflex,some may thin and loosen mucus, making it easier to clear from the airways
Brand names:
Acebrophyline_ A_PHYL,ABROFYL,AB_FLO
Amoxicillin_ Monica,Deakin,biomoxil,hycimox
Ampicilllin_ broach,ingacillin,campicillin plus
Azithromycin_ robial,Las Ax(250+60)
Delivery route of drug: propellants,non aqueous inhalers,user friendly dry powder inhalers, jet and ultrasonic nebulizers,these are pulmonary drug DELIVERY, tablets and nebulizer
Main medications are antibiotics like glucocorticoids the effects are in acute bacterial pneumonia are it will kill the bacteria and reduce the inflammation and fever
Brand names are
Levofloxacin_levaquin
Clarithromycin_biaxin
Azithromycin_azithromycin dosepack
Route drug delivey: oral and intravenous route of drug administration
Drugs given are antibiotic,which help in bacterial infection corticosteroids reduce the vocal cord inflammation
Brand names are
Aspirin_shapiro,modlip ASP,vasoprin 150
Erythromycin_ rithobrom,eltocin Be,hexcin
Ibuprofen_ibupal,tubular
Route of delivery of drug _oral, inhalers , intravenous routes..
provide information on medications for the following upper respiratory infections. Asthma Bronchitis Pneumonia Laryngitis You must...
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