Consider Suggesting a Dry-Powder Albuterol Inhaler if an MDI Poses Problems

June 2015

ProAir RespiClick (PRO-air RES-pee-klik) will be a new dry-powder inhaler version of albuterol.

Think of it as an alternative to ProAir HFA or other albuterol MDIs.

Dry-powder inhalers don't require hand-breath coordination...since the patient's inhalation pulls the drug powder into the lungs.

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Table of Contents

Diabetes Help Choose Metformin Add-Ons Based on Their Pros and Cons
Heart Failure Don't Think of Corlanor as a Replacement for Beta-Blockers for Heart Failure
Asthma Consider Suggesting a Dry-Powder Albuterol Inhaler if an MDI Poses Problems
Constipation Don't Count on Stool Softeners to Help Opioid-Induced Constipation
Women's Health Explain When Back-Up Contraception is NOT Needed with Antibiotics
Hypertension Recommend a Beta-Blocker in CAD Patients with Hypertension
Substance Use Disorder Consider Pill Reminder Apps for Teenagers
Substance Use Disorder Be Aware Adult Beverages Now Come "Ready for Reconstitution"
Sunscreens Debunk Myths About Sunscreens
Coupons & Discounts Think Twice Before Using a Free Drug Coupon
Interactions Watch for Interactions Between Amiodarone and Hep C Meds
Days' Supply Use the Right Drops Per mL Conversion Factor to Avoid Days' Supply Issues
Infectious Diseases Recommend Coverage for Atypicals in Hospitalized Pneumonia Patients
Stroke Have a Pharmacist Respond to Acute Strokes to Help with tPA