MEDICINES THAT AFFECT THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
Abstract
The respiratory framework is an essential piece of the human body that is liable for the admission of oxygen and the removal of carbon dioxide. Any interruption to this framework can have serious outcomes on one's wellbeing and prosperity. Meds that influence the respiratory framework can either assist with mitigating respiratory circumstances or inflict damage in the event that not utilized as expected. In this exposition, we will investigate a portion of the meds that can affect the respiratory framework and how they work.
Keywords
Reliever, symptom controller, preventer, combination, respiratory system.
References
- Montuschi P. Pharmacological therapy of ongoing obstructive aspiratory sickness. Worldwide diary of persistent obstructive pneumonic illness. 2006 Dec;1(4):409.
- Smash FS, Sestini P. Ordinary breathed in short acting β2 agonists for the administration of stable persistent obstructive pneumonic illness: Cochrane precise audit and meta-examination. Chest. 2003 Jul 1;58(7):580-4.
- Karner C, Stovold E. Long‐acting beta2‐agonists for ongoing obstructive aspiratory sickness. Cochrane Data set of Efficient Surveys. 2012(10).
- Dahl R, Chuchalin A, Gor D, Yoxall S, Sharma R. Succeed: A randomized preliminary looking at salmeterol/fluticasone propionate and formoterol/budesonide blends in grown-ups with constant asthma. Respiratory medication. 2006 Jul 1;100(7):1152-62.
- Nie H, Zhang G, Liu M, Ding X, Huang Y, Hu S. Adequacy of theophylline in addition to salmeterol/fluticasone propionate blend treatment in patients with asthma. Respiratory medication. 2013 Blemish 1;107(3):347-54.
- Principal E, Denehy L, Webber B, Pryor J, Ammani Prasad S. Cardiorespiratory physiotherapy.
Downloads
Download data is not yet available.