Which of the following are approved indications for surfactant therapy? 1. Prophylaxis of respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) in infants with very low birth weight  2.Prophylaxis of RDS in infants with higher birth weight (>1250 g) but with immature lungs 3. Rescue treatment in infants with RDS 4. Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) in adults 

________ is a common complication in the use of loop diuretics. 

Which of the following is a part of the pharmacokinetic phase of a drug? 1. Absorption 2. Receptor site 3. Metabolism 4. Elimination 

What is the typical method of administering exogenous surfactant to infants? 

Drugs delivered by oral or nasal inhalation are intended to: 

You administer an inhaled bronchodilator that is known to have adrenergic side effects. What cardiovascular clinical effect should you watch for in your patient? 

The study of drugs, including their origin, properties, and interactions with living organisms, is known as: 

Your patient has cerebral edema. Which group of diuretic agents would you expect to be administered? 

What are the physiological effects of xanthines  Central Nervous System Stimulation Cardiac muscle stimulation Diuresis Bronchial and vascular smooth muscle relaxation 

Combivent® is a combination drug including which two medications?