The client is prescribed montelukast and asks the nurse what classification this medication is. The nurse's best reply is:

a. phosphodiesterase inhibitor. c. leukotrience receptor antagonist.
b. adrenergic receptor stimulants. d. acetylcholine antagonist.


ANS: C

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A Incorrect: Montelukast is not a xanthine bronchodilator.
B Incorrect: Montelukast is not a sympathomimetic.
C Correct: Montelukast is a leukotrience receptor antagonist.
D Incorrect: Montelukast is not an anticholinergic.

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