D. J. Birrell, C. W. Clarke, CS May
Abstract
A dose-response study of terbutaline nebulizer solution has been performed in nine convalescent asthmatic patients. Both 5-mg and 10-mg doses administered as a wet aerosol resulted in effective bronchodilatation, but the higher dose caused a mild tachycardia.
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A dose-response study of terbutaline nebulizer solution has been performed in nine convalescent asthmatic patients. Both 5-mg and 10-mg doses administered as a wet aerosol resulted in effective bronchodilatation, but the higher dose caused a mild tachycardia.
Key concepts: Bronchodilatation, Nebulizer, Terbutaline, Anesthesia, Medicine, Tachycardia, Chemistry, Inhalation