Physical therapists must consider the ___ effects of respiratory medications when planning treatment.
adverse
___ are medications that help to expel mucus from the respiratory tract.
Expectorants
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Impact of Adverse Effects on Physical Therapy

Physical therapists must consider the ___ effects of respiratory medications when planning treatment.

adverse

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Categories of Respiratory Tract Medications

___ are medications that help to expel mucus from the respiratory tract.

Expectorants

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Categories of Respiratory Tract Medications

One category of medications for respiratory tract irritation and secretion is ___.

Antitussives

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Antitussives and Their Effects

Antitussives are medications used to control ___ in the respiratory tract.

coughing

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Impact of Adverse Effects on Physical Therapy

One of the objectives is to recognize the impact of adverse effects of respiratory tract irritation and secretion drugs on ___.

physical therapy sessions

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Categories of Respiratory Tract Medications

___ are used to reduce nasal congestion.

Decongestants

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Decongestants and Their Mechanisms

Decongestants work by causing ___ of blood vessels in the nasal passages.

vasoconstriction

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Adverse Effects of Respiratory Medications

One of the adverse effects of antitussives is ___.

sedation

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Impact of Adverse Effects on Physical Therapy

Physical therapists should watch for ___, dependence, and abuse when patients use decongestants.

overuse

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Categories of Respiratory Tract Medications

___ help to break down mucus in the respiratory tract.

Mucolytics

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Mechanism of Action of Respiratory Drugs

Another objective is to understand the ___ of various categories of respiratory tract irritation and secretion drugs.

mechanism of action

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Role of Antihistamines in Respiratory Care

Newer antihistamine agents are ___, reducing the risk of sedation.

non-sedating

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Adverse Effects of Respiratory Medications

Adverse effects of antihistamines include ___, ___, incoordination, and blurred vision.

sedation, fatigue

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Bronchodilators

Bronchodilators are medications that help to ___ the airways, improving airflow.

widen

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Antitussives and Their Effects

Codeine and other opioids suppress the cough reflex at the ___.

brainstem

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Impact of Adverse Effects on Physical Therapy

When using antihistamines, physical therapists should watch for ___ issues.

balance

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Adverse Effects of Respiratory Medications

An objective includes describing the ___ of various categories of respiratory tract irritation and secretion drugs.

adverse effects

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Decongestants and Their Mechanisms

Decongestants work by causing ___ of the nasal mucosa.

vasoconstriction

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Adverse Effects of Respiratory Medications

One of the adverse effects of decongestants is increased ___.

blood pressure (BP)

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Categories of Respiratory Tract Medications

___ are used to treat allergic reactions and symptoms.

Antihistamines

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Mucolytics and Expectorants

Expectorants are used to increase the production and expulsion of ___ from the respiratory tract.

mucus

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Role of Antihistamines in Respiratory Care

Antihistamines are used to block the effects of ___ in allergic reactions affecting the respiratory tract.

histamine

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Mucolytics and Expectorants

Expectorants increase the ___ and ___ of mucus.

production, ejection

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Role of Antihistamines in Respiratory Care

Antihistamines are commonly used for ___ and ___.

allergies, colds

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Adverse Effects of Respiratory Medications

A common adverse effect of decongestants is increased ___ stimulation.

sympathetic

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Impact of Adverse Effects on Physical Therapy

Sedative effects of antihistamines may limit a ___ cough.

productive

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Mucolytics and Expectorants

Mucolytics help to ___ mucus, making it easier to expel from the respiratory tract.

thin

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Categories of Respiratory Tract Medications

One objective is to list the different medications used for ___ and ___.

respiratory tract irritation, secretion

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Role of Antihistamines in Respiratory Care

Antihistamines block respiratory ___ receptors.

H1

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Role of Antihistamines in Respiratory Care

Antihistamines block the effects of ___ on the upper respiratory tract.

histamine

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Control of Airway Inflammation

Corticosteroids are commonly used to control ___ in the airways.

inflammation

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Decongestants and Their Mechanisms

Decongestants are often ___ receptor agonists.

alpha-1

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Mucolytics and Expectorants

Mucolytics work by ___ mucus and breaking the ___ bonds that make mucus thick.

liquefying, protein

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Adverse Effects of Respiratory Medications

Common adverse effects of mucolytics and expectorants include ___ and ___.

nausea, vomiting

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Impact of Adverse Effects on Physical Therapy

Mucolytics and expectorants are beneficial for ___ techniques.

airway clearance

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