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Methods of Drug Administration,cause it allows maximum effect on the airways to be achieved with smaller doses of drugs and fewer side-effects. This chapter considers the principles involved and the devices available and discusses the advantages and disadvantages of the different routes of administration for patients with respira

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Sympathomimetic Amines,hial mucosa” and was found to be effective. Within 2 years the active substance had been isolated and purified, and variously named adrenaline, suprarenin and epinephrine. Synthetic compounds were subsequently produced, ephedrine in the 1920s and isoprenaline in 1940. The various sympathomimetic ami

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Theophylline and Related Xanthines,nthines also include theobromine found in cocoa and caffeine found in coffee beans, cocoa and cola nuts. Methylxanthines cause central nervous system stimulation, an observation traditionally attributed to an Arabian shepherd who noticed that goats played all night after eating berries of the coffee

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Assessment of Patients with Respiratory Disease,ion predominate, such as asthma or chronic bronchitis. Although the incidence of anatomical disease is probably greater, the physiological diseases are chronic and often incurable, and they cause considerable disability. Their management dominates the work of most respiratory physicians.

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