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Atrovent

(ăt′rə-vĕnt′)
A trademark for the drug ipratropium bromide.
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Atrovent®

Ipratropium Br, see there.
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Atrovent

A brand name for IPRATROPIUM BROMIDE in inhaler form or as a liquid for nebulization.
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The county's 350 volunteer CFRs were equipped with 13 life-saving drugs but an internal review concluded they were not adequately trained to use Atrovent, Diazepam, Entonox, GTN, Midazolam, Pulmicorte and Salbutamol.
Anticholinergic medications may be prescribed to prevent cramps and spasms (Bentyl), relax and open airways (Atrovent) and for other purposes.
Nasal spray Atrovent .03% or .06% Prescription (ipratropium bromide) Inhaled Atrovent (ipratropium Prescription bromide) In combination with antihistamine Chlorpheniramine, Prescription Methscopolamine, and Phenylephrine combined (numerous brand names).
She now has an atrovent inhaler which she uses three times a day, a Beclazone preventor of which she has two puffs in the morning and two at night and a reliever, Salamol, which she can use throughout the day.
The Food and Drug Administration approved ipratropium bromide HFA (Atrovent HFA Inhalation Aerosol), a bronchodilator for maintenance treatment of bronchospasm associated with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema in patients 12 years and older.
The bronchodilator Atrovent, an anticholinergic drug, also is an effective COPD therapy, but needs to be taken every 4 times a day, he noted.
At the time, her doctor had prescribed two to three puffs of Proventil, a fast-acting bronchodilator, followed by three puffs of a slower-acting one called Atrovent, which takes about 20 minutes to work.
Atrovent, for treating respiratory illnesses, increased in price eight times and went from $382 per year in 1994 to $546 in 1999.
A derivative of this drug which has fewer side effects is ipratropium (Atrovent).
(A) Atrovent, a pMDI SAMA (also available in a nebulized format), (B) Symbicort, a pMDI LABA/ICS, (C) Serevent, a DPI LABA, (D) Anoro, a DPI LAMA/LABA, (E) Spiriva, an SMI LAMA (also available in a DPI device), (F) Vortex, a small volume valve spacer with nonelectrostatic interior, (G) Volumatic, a large volume spacer.
[38] Atrovent HFA (Ipratropium) [Product Monograph], Boehringer Ingelheim (Canada) Ltd, Burlington, Ontario, Canada, February 2016.