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Clinical Applications of Anti-Histamine Drugs (Part 2)/Common Cold

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In this lecture, Dr. Zaafran continues to explore the world of anti-histamines. In this presentation, he discusses:

-What are decongestants?
-What are the two main types used?
-Are there different administration modalities?
-What are the types of symptoms most often seen in patients requiring - 
 nasal decongestants?
-Discussion of cough physiology
-Different types of cough
- Mechanisms of anti-tussive (cough) medications
-What are the different types of anti-tussives?
-Review of the anti-tussive side effects

In this video we will learn about :

1. Nasal congestion and decongestants.

2. Oral decongestants, MOA and side effects. 

3. Nasal decongestants, adrenergic vs steroids.

4. Antitussives,opioids vs non opioids.

5. Mechanism of action and side effects of antitussives. 

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