NSG 533 ADVANCED PHARMACOLOGY EXAM 3 | COMPLETE
QUESTIONS WITH EXPERT SOLUTIONS|2026-2027 LATEST UPDATED|
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symptoms of uncontrolled asthma - (Answer)at least three of the following:
-daytime asthma more than 2x a week
-nighttime awakening
-reliever therapy more than 2x a week
-activity intolerance
treatment of asthma symptoms less than 2x a month - (Answer)as needed low dose ICS-
formoterol or as needed low dose ICS with SABA
treatment of asthma symptoms more than 2x a month - (Answer)daily low dose ICS and as
needed SABA or as needed low dose ICS-formoterol
treatment of asthma symptoms most days of the week - (Answer)daily low dose ICS-formoterol
and as needed SABA or daily medium dose ICS and SABA
treatment of daily asthma symptoms (severe asthma) - (Answer)daily medium dose ICS-
formoterol with reliever therpy OR daily high dose ICS with reliever therapy
ICS-formoterol medication drug name - (Answer)budesonide-formoterol
Short-acting muscarinic antagonist (SAMA) - (Answer)Ipratropium
, avoid co administration of ICS with which CYP3A4 inhibitors? (may cause cushing's) -
(Answer)ritonavir, itraconazole, ketoconazole
lack of response to ICS may be indicative of what? - (Answer)CLCCl1 gene
LABAs - (Answer)Salmeterol
Formoterol
Vilanterol
LAMAs - (Answer)tiotropium bromide
umeclidinium
lueokotriene receptor antagonists - (Answer)-lukast
monoclonal antibodies - (Answer)-umab, monitor for adverse events 2 hours afterwards for 3
months and then 30 minutes afterwards therafter, co-prescribe with epipen
contraindications for theophylline (methylxanthine) - (Answer)pulmonary edema,
hypothyroidism, liver disease, renal dysfunction, recent smoking cessation, pregnancy,
antifungal agents, carbamazepine, rifampin, etc.
which beta blockers are contraindicated in asthma - (Answer)nadolol, propranolol, timolol,
sotaolol
COPD classification A (few symptoms, low exposure risk) - (Answer)SABA
COPD classification B (more symptoms, low exacerbation risk) - (Answer)LABA or LAMA
QUESTIONS WITH EXPERT SOLUTIONS|2026-2027 LATEST UPDATED|
| GET A+
symptoms of uncontrolled asthma - (Answer)at least three of the following:
-daytime asthma more than 2x a week
-nighttime awakening
-reliever therapy more than 2x a week
-activity intolerance
treatment of asthma symptoms less than 2x a month - (Answer)as needed low dose ICS-
formoterol or as needed low dose ICS with SABA
treatment of asthma symptoms more than 2x a month - (Answer)daily low dose ICS and as
needed SABA or as needed low dose ICS-formoterol
treatment of asthma symptoms most days of the week - (Answer)daily low dose ICS-formoterol
and as needed SABA or daily medium dose ICS and SABA
treatment of daily asthma symptoms (severe asthma) - (Answer)daily medium dose ICS-
formoterol with reliever therpy OR daily high dose ICS with reliever therapy
ICS-formoterol medication drug name - (Answer)budesonide-formoterol
Short-acting muscarinic antagonist (SAMA) - (Answer)Ipratropium
, avoid co administration of ICS with which CYP3A4 inhibitors? (may cause cushing's) -
(Answer)ritonavir, itraconazole, ketoconazole
lack of response to ICS may be indicative of what? - (Answer)CLCCl1 gene
LABAs - (Answer)Salmeterol
Formoterol
Vilanterol
LAMAs - (Answer)tiotropium bromide
umeclidinium
lueokotriene receptor antagonists - (Answer)-lukast
monoclonal antibodies - (Answer)-umab, monitor for adverse events 2 hours afterwards for 3
months and then 30 minutes afterwards therafter, co-prescribe with epipen
contraindications for theophylline (methylxanthine) - (Answer)pulmonary edema,
hypothyroidism, liver disease, renal dysfunction, recent smoking cessation, pregnancy,
antifungal agents, carbamazepine, rifampin, etc.
which beta blockers are contraindicated in asthma - (Answer)nadolol, propranolol, timolol,
sotaolol
COPD classification A (few symptoms, low exposure risk) - (Answer)SABA
COPD classification B (more symptoms, low exacerbation risk) - (Answer)LABA or LAMA
