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Salbutamol ¿cuándo y cómo debemos administrarlo? Tu Farmacéutico Informa Side Effects 0 Views • 15 days ago

Videoconsejo sanitario sobre Salbutamol, ¿cuándo y cómo debemos administrarlo. Videoconsejo impartido por el farmacéutico Juan Iniesta, elaborado por el Consejo General de Colegios Farmacéuticos producido por Medicina TV.

El salbutamol es un agonista selectivo de los receptores beta-2 adrenérgicos. Estos receptores están presentes en el músculo liso a nivel pulmonar, motivo por el cual el fármaco produce broncodilatación.

En base a este efecto, el salbutamol está indicado, solo o en combinación con otros fármacos, en el tratamiento del asma y también como profilaxis y tratamiento del broncoespasmo asociado a distintas condiciones, como el asociado al ejercicio físico o a la enfermedad pulmonar obstructiva crónica.

En España, podemos encontrar presentaciones que contienen salbutamol en forma de jarabe para administración oral, en forma de solución inyectable para administración intramuscular, intravenosa o subcutánea, como solución para inhalación bucal y como aerosol para inhalación bucal.

También está disponible en presentaciones en combinación con beclometasona, un corticoide, en forma de aerosol para inhalación bucal, con indicación en el tratamiento del asma cuando el salbutamol solo no es suficiente para controlar los síntomas.

Por último, podemos encontrar presentaciones de salbutamol en combinación con bromuro de ipratropio, un fármaco anticolinérgico que también produce broncodilatación, por lo que la combinación es útil para tratar el broncoespasmo.

Para algunos pacientes puede ser complicado coordinar la pulsación con la inhalación, por ejemplo, en el caso de bebés y niños.

En estos casos puede ser recomendable el uso de cámaras de inhalación, que facilitan la correcta administración del medicamento.

Los efectos adversos del salbutamol se relacionan con sus efectos sobre los receptores adrenérgicos.

Cuando se usa por vía oral o en formas inyectables, los efectos adversos más frecuentes son temblor, taquicardia, palpitaciones o dolor de cabeza.

La inhalación bucal conduce al fármaco directamente a los pulmones, reduciendo el riesgo de efectos adversos.

Y recuerda, pregunta siempre a tu farmacéutico de confianza. Te informaremos sobre cómo debes administrar salbutamol y sobre cualquier otra duda que tengas

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How To Use A Spacer With Inhaler | How To Use Spacer Device | How To Use Aerochamber With Ventolin Side Effects 2 Views • 15 days ago

How To Use A Spacer For Children & Adults | How To Use Spacer With Mask & Without Mask | How To Use Aerochamber With Inhaler | How To Use Aerochamber With Mask & Without Mask

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An estimated 90% of patients use their metered dose inhaler incorrectly. Inadequate inhaler technique lowers drug deposition to the lungs, wastes medication and may lead to poor disease control, reduced quality of life, increased emergency hospital admissions and higher treatment costs.

Please spread the word to friends and family - Like, Share & Tag a Friend. So they can also master their inhaler technique when using a spacer device and manage their respiratory condition better.

HOW TO USE A SPACER WITH INHALER
1) Remove the inhaler and spacer cap. Carefully examine the products for damage, missing parts, or foreign objects. Remove any foreign objects prior to use. The products should be replaced immediately if there are any damaged or missing parts.
2) Firmly fit the two halves of the spacer together (If necessary).
3) Stand or sit upright when using your inhaler and spacer.
4) If you are starting a new inhaler or have not used the inhaler for more than one week you must prime your inhaler. Please read the information leaflet of your inhaler for instructions.
5) Hold the inhaler upright, insert into the spacer and shake 4 or 5 times.
6) Breathe out gently.

7) (Mouthpiece Spacer - Adults) Place the mouthpiece between your teeth without biting and form a good seal around it with your lips.

7) (Masked Spacer - Adults & Children) Apply mask to face and ensure an effective seal.

8) (Mouthpiece Spacer - Single Breath Technique - Adults) Press the inhaler at the beginning of a slow inhalation. Breathe in slowly and deeply through the mouth until a full breath has been taken. Hold breath for 5-10 seconds or however much comfortable.

8) (Mouthpiece Spacer - Tidal Breathing Technique - Adults) Press the inhaler at the beginning of a slow inhalation. Breathe in slowly and deeply through the mouth until a full breath has been taken. Keep lips tight on the mouthpiece breathing normally 2-3 times through the chamber.

8) (Masked Spacer - Tidal Breathing Technique - Adults & Children) Press the inhaler at the beginning of a slow inhalation. Breathe in slowly and deeply through the mask until a full breath has been taken. Keep mask tight on the face breathing normally 5-6 times through the chamber.

9) If you have done the SINGLE BREATHING TECHNIQUE remove mouthpiece from you mouth and hold your breath for 10 seconds or as long as is comfortable.

9) If you have done the TIDAL BREATHING TECHNIQUE, holding your breath is not necessary simply remove spacer.

10) If you have been advised to take another dose repeat the process again after 30-60 seconds.
11) Remove inhaler from spacer and replace the caps
straight away to keep out dust.

HOW TO USE INHALER WITHOUT A SPACER
I made a video on this a couple of months ago, feel free to watch it if you currently don't have a spacer device,

https://youtu.be/iO8HpORGHOA

USEFUL TIPS
• Ensure the spacer is the correct one to fit your inhaler.
• If your inhaler contains a corticosteroid rinse your mouth
out with water after your dose.
• If you're ever unsure about your inhaler technique always double check with your pharmacist, nurse practitioner or GP.
• Always read the patient leaflet provided with your
inhaler and spacer for any specific instructions.

USEFUL LINK
https://www.asthma.org.uk/advi....ce/inhalers-medicine
http://www.aerochambervhc.com/instructions-for-use

DISCLAIMER:
This video is for information only and should not be used for the diagnosis or treatment of medical conditions. Abraham The Pharmacist has used all reasonable care in compiling the information but make no warranty as to its accuracy. Always consult a doctor or other healthcare professional for diagnosis and treatment of medical conditions.

Cómo usar el Inhalador MDI Side Effects 0 Views • 15 days ago

El 70% de las personas no saben usar su inhalador.
En este vídeo les enseñaremos paso a paso a usar el inhalador más conocido de todos.

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En muchos casos nuestros pacientes presentan más de una enfermedad: Asma, Rinitis, Alergias, Sinusitis, entre otras. Por eso contamos con un equipo completo de especialistas en enfermedades respiratorias: Neumólogos, Otorrinolaringólogo, Alergólogo y Terapistas Respiratorios.

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Nuestro slogan es: «Los casos difíciles los resolvemos nosotros», porque nuestros pacientes usualmente han pasado por 3 a 5 médicos y recurren a Neumología Peruana con la confianza que allí encontrarán la solución que tanto desean. Nos preparamos para cumplir ese reto y ser la opción que resuelve todos los casos difíciles.

En el mundo existe la tendencia a la sub especialización médica. Los pacientes necesitan más médicos que conozcan a profundidad sus enfermedades. Es por eso que deseamos brindarles el gran Instituto de Neumología en Lima que nuestros pacientes necesitan.

Siempre soñamos con implementar una Clínica de Neumología en Lima o un gran Instituto de Enfermedades Respiratorias, como existen en otros países de Latino América y del mundo.

Hoy contamos con Neumólogos, Alergólogos, Otorrinolaringólogos y Rehabilitadores Respiratorios de primer nivel, formados en USA y Europa, y que ahora les brindan toda su experiencia formando un gran equipo de especialistas respiratorios.

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How To Use An Inhaler | How To Use A Ventolin Inhaler Properly Correctly | Asthma Inhaler Technique Side Effects 1 Views • 15 days ago

How To Use An Inhaler | How To Use A Ventolin Inhaler Correctly Properly | Asthma Inhaler Technique Without Spacer

This weeks video is my most complete guide to using a metered dose inhaler when you don't have a spacer device with you. Make sure to watch it all and I promise you will be a metered dose inhaler pro at the end of it.

NETI POT SINUS RINSE BOTTLE BY ABRAHAM THE PHARMACIST:
Stuffy/Runny Nose from a cold, flu, allergies or post nasal drip? Try my Neti Pot Sinus Rinse Bottle by Abraham the pharmacist! Available Worldwide on Amazon.
https://amazon.openinapp.link/ycbzf - Click to open in the Amazon app.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CCC5WTQL - Or, use this link to go directly to the Amazon website.

This innovative solution makes natural saline nasal rinsing easier and more effective than ever before. Add it to your home medical kit today!

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An estimated 90% of patients use their metered dose inhaler incorrectly. Inadequate inhaler technique lowers drug deposition to the lungs, wastes medication and may lead to poor disease control, reduced quality of life, increased emergency hospital admissions and higher treatment costs.

Please spread the word to friends and family - Like, Share & Tag a Friend. So they can also master their inhaler technique and manage their respiratory condition better.

COMMON INHALER TECHNIQUE MISTAKES:

• Not breathing out first. When you breathe out fully (or as much as you comfortably can) just before taking your inhaler, you create more space in your airways for your next breath in. This means that you can breathe in deeper and for longer when you inhale your asthma medicine - giving it the best chance of reaching the small airways deep inside your lungs, and being most effective.

• Not holding your breath after taking your inhaler. If you've been advised to hold your breath after taking in your inhaler, it's very important to do so. When you hold your breath after inhaling the medicine, you are keeping your airways still. This gives more time for the medicine to get into your lungs. If you can hold your breath for 10 seconds, this is ideal but if this isn't possible, you will still benefit by holding it for as long as you feel comfortable.

• Not priming the aerosol inhaler device Aerosol inhalers require priming (so you get the right amount of medicine when you use it) before using for the first time, or if they have not been used for a while - always refer to information leaflet.

• Not shaking your MDI before use and between puffs. If you don't shake the canister, the asthma medicine and propellant (the substance which helps turn the medicine into aerosol form) will not mix together properly and too much or too little of one will be released.

• Inhaling too early before pressing the canister. If you're already half way through breathing in by the time the medicine is released from the inhaler, you won't have enough time to finish breathing in all the medicine because your lungs will already be full. If this happens, some of the medicine will end up being sprayed in your mouth and hitting the back of your throat and not being carried down to your lungs where it's needed.

• Inhaling too late after pressing the canister (unless you're using a spacer). It takes less than half a second from the time the canister is pressed for all the medicine inside the inhaler to be released. If you breathe in after this time, some of the medicine will end up being sprayed in your mouth and not to your lungs where it's needed.

• Not leaving enough time between doses. You need to give your inhaler a good shake between doses and then wait at least 30 to 60 seconds before taking the next puff.

JUST ASK:

If you're ever unsure about your inhaler technique always double check with your pharmacist, nurse practitioner or GP.

DISCLAIMER:
This video is for information only and should not be used for the diagnosis or treatment of medical conditions. Abraham The Pharmacist has used all reasonable care in compiling the information but make no warranty as to its accuracy. Always consult a doctor or other healthcare professional for diagnosis and treatment of medical conditions.

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