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nctc pharm II final

nctc pharm II final study guide

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insulins, oral antidiabetic agents NPH, REG INSULIN, can be mixed, (clear to cloudy) for subQ injection, only reg. insulin can be given IV, oral's aer taken PO
DIABETES- Type 1, teaching, SE teach self admin, usually before meals, carry sugar source at all times, rotate injection sites every week, SE- polydipsia, polyphagia, polyuria
DIABETES- type 2, teaching, SE wt loss, improve diet, stop smoking, reduce alcohol,exercise, try these for 3 mo. before oral med tx prescribed, SE- insulin resistance, insulin deficiency
NPO STATUS FOR DIABETIC- call MD for orders
HYPOGLYCEMIA- s/s confusion, irritability, sweating, nervousness
HYPERGLYCEMIA- s/s fruity/ acetone smell to breath, increased pulse, abdominal breathing
remember this saying for diabetes- cold and clammy, need some candy. warm and dry, sugar's high
digoxin (lanoxin) teaching take med same time qday, never double dose or skip dose, TAKE APICAL PULSE FOR 1 MIN. BEFORE GIVING, if <60 do not take! ask MD before taking other meds or OTC meds, don't change brands
antidote for digoxin admin digibind. anorexia is early sign of toxicity. drugs that increase dig tox: adrenergics, furosemide, laxatives, steroids, thiazide diuretics
antidote for narcotics OD narcan
antidote for tylenol OD acetylcysteine, loading dose of 140mg/kg then 70mg/kg q4h x 17 addl. doses
antidote for heparin protamine sulfate
antidote for coumadin vit K
antidote for atropine physostigmine
antidote for sucsocoline neostigmine
antidote for cholinergic atropine or epinepherin
antidote for barbituates support,
tx for overdose of secobarbitol admin of activated charcoal
antidote for aspirin suctioning, or activated charcoal
lab values
common SE of tricyclic antidepressants orthostatic hypotension, extrapyramidal effects,(abnormal involuntary movements)
symmetrel maintenance drug to prevent bronchospasm, not for tx of acute attacks
minipress-SE profound orthostatic hypotension, so give at HS for first 4-6 wks
antidote for anticholinergic poisoning physostigmine
digoxin signs of toxicty colored vision, halos, flickering lights
reduce therapeutic effects of dig antacids, antidiarrheals, anticholinergics, barbituates
pt taking diuretics, important to know muscle weakness, constipation, irregular pulse, and lethargy are syptoms of hypokalemia
teaching about foods high in potassium to prevent hyperkalemia is important to pt taking aldactone
benefit of ACE inhibitor antihypertensive drug captopril(capotien) not a prodrug so can be given to pt c pre-existing liver disease
DOC for treating acute ventricular arrhythmias associated c MI lidocaine
what signs make you turn off blood and immed. report suspicion of possible blood reaction to charge nurse chills, back pain, dyspnea
mechanism of action c antidysrrhythmic drugs sodium channel blockers- class I, beta blockers-class II, emergency recue drugs- class III, calcium channel blockers- class IV
SE of ACE inhibitor that goes away after dc of med dry non productive cough
beta blocker useful for pt c hypertension and CHF carvedilol(coreg)
alpha blocker admin at night due to significant hypotensive effect prazosin(minipress)
AII blocker that does not have cough as SE losartan(cozaar)
vasodilator antihypertensive that has SE of hypertrichosis(hair growth) minoxidil(rogaine)
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