Discuss medications to treat asthma. What specifically should patients be taught about these medications to prevent adverse side effects?
Answer:
Asthma is a chronic lung disorder including obstruction of airway due to immune mediated airway Inflammation.
MEDICATION TO TREAT ASTHMA
Classification of asthma drugs
* Anti- inflammatory agents
- Glucocorticoids
-Cromolyn
* Bronchodilators
- Beta 2 agonists
☆ Beta 2 Adrenergic Agonists : Effective drug to treat acute bronchospasm and exercise induced bronchospasm.
Advantages:
* Rapid onset of action
* Long term results
* Less histamine suppression
▪︎Bronchodilators
Inhaled long acting . eg : Formoterol, Salemeterol
Inhaled short acting .eg : Albuterol
☆Anti inflammatory drugs - Glucocorticoids
* Decrease the synthesis and release of inflammatory mediators
*Reduce inflammation and edema
* Reduce bronchial hyperactivity and secretion.
☆Other drugs for asthma:
* Anti cholinergic drugs
*Leukotriene modifiers
☆ Patient education to prevent side effects
* Instruct the patient to rinse mouth after taking the medication
*Advice the patient to take adequate amount of calcium and vitamin D
*Teach the patient to use spacer to avoid infection
*Instruct the patient to avoid weight bearing activity
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