You are working in the emergency department when a 77-year-old man with viral hepatitis comes in complaining of nausea. His medications include Combivent®, Advair®, and theophylline. Which drug is likely the cause of his nausea?

Ipratropium bromide can be delivered by which of the following methods?1. Tablet2. Nebulizer3. Injection4. MDI5. Nasal spray

While working a shift in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), you observe a patient receiving caffeine citrate. What is the patient’s likely diagnosis?

You are working the night shift when a 68-year-old man with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is admitted through the emergency department. He has been given Combivent® and inhaled corticosteroids. The intern on call asks your recommendation for additional medication to give the patient. You would recommend:

You are administering an aerosolized bronchodilator to your patient. Her pretreatment pulse was 85 beats/min. You would stop the treatment if her pulse reached:

Which procedure would tell you that a patient has reversible airway obstruction?

Epinephrine stimulates which sites?1. a2. b13. b24. Cholinergic

On administering a dose of atropine to your patient, which of the following effects would you not expect to see?

Epinephrine would not be indicated for:

Cardiac effects of aerosolized ipratropium bromide include: