In a dose-response assessment of a patient’s response to a m…

In a dose-response assessment of a patient’s response to a metered dose inhaler bronchodilator, when would you stop increasing the dose?1. When the peak expiratory flow rate improves less than 10% to 15%2. When tachycardia occurs3. When tremors are evident4. When 6 to 8 puffs are delivered

Which of the following would be correct instructions for a p…

Which of the following would be correct instructions for a patient being taught proper use of a dry powder inhaler?1. Place mouthpiece 4 cm from mouth2. Exhale slowly to FRC3. Inhale deeply and forcefully (>60 L/min). A breath holdshould be encouraged but is not essential.4. Repeat until dose is used up

To ensure delivery of the proper drug dosage with a metered…

To ensure delivery of the proper drug dosage with a metered dose inhaler, which of the following must be done before its use?1. The canister valve stem should be cleaned with a sharp 18 gauge needle..2. The canister should be warmed to hand or body temperature.3. The canister should be vigorously shaken.