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NCLEX PN drug facts from reviews #4

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ARFONAD   trimethaplan  
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Arfonad is TX for   HTN emergencies (IV 3-4 mg/min & adj. to get correct BP)  
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Arfonad - classification   gaglionic blocker  
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Arfonad N consideration: use   only freshly prepared (for potency)  
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nitro patch info: stay away from   microwave ovens in use  
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AMOBARBITAL   AMYTAL SODIUM  
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Amobarbital is an   anti convulsant  
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Amobarbital is used for   psychiatrix TX and sedation  
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What is an important consideration with Amobarbital:   safety-side rails, no walking and no smoking (after meds given)  
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Amobarbital is not a long term   sleep med; use alternative methods  
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hcl Dopram is to   produce respiratory stimulation  
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hcl Dopram affects the /TX for?   medulla/COPD  
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hcl Dopram is a   cerebral stimulant  
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with hcl Dopram N must consider:   ABG's before & q 30 min; Monitor oxygen status & changes  
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LIORESAL   BACLOFEN  
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W/Lioresal N must watch closely if also taking:   barbiturates (a CNS depressent)  
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DANTRIUN   dantrelene  
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Dantriun is a   skeletel M. relaxer that exerts its effects on the skeletal m. itself  
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BENEMID   probenecid  
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Benemid is a   uricosuric (an increased amt.of uric acid is excreted  
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Benemid teaching:   hi veg diet helps keep urine alkaline (Uric acid will not clump in alkaline urine)  
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TETRACYN   tetracycline  
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tetracycline do not take with foods:   milk and milk products  
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A teratogenic drug reaction is   birth defects from Mom taking med  
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Which muscle relaxent may be given IV   ROBAXIN (methocarbamol)  
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SOMA   carisoprodol (SE-loss of vision and temp. paralysis)  
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DIAZEPAM   valium  
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valium is used for pt.w/   HTN disorders such as: spastic paralysis, whiplash, multiple sclerosis & cerebral palsy  
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FLEXERIL   cyclobenzaprine  
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Flexeril may cause   dysrhythmia  
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Flexeril - expect a   muscle tone increase and let muscles rest(rest relieves pain, redness, stiffness & tenderness and increases mobility)  
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Dr gives an IV solution to decrease ICP-what is it:   50% dextroxe, a hypertonic solution, will pull fluid from brain for excretion out of body  
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Carafate in NG tube-give   between feedings (emply stomach);  
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an inter neuronal drug helps pt by   lowering electrical impulses, results in increased muscle tone  
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inter neuronal drugs include:   Dantrium, Roboxin, Flexeril & Valium  
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What is used for ventriculsr dysrhythmias   Lidocaine  
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antipsycholic meds-take drug holidays to prevent   Tardive dyskinesia (a neurological complication reported in 40 -45% of psy.pts.-its permanent!)  
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KEFLEX   cephalexin monohydrate  
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Keflex is used for   kidney infection  
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Keflex gives false positive   glucose readings when using Clinitest to test urine  
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Magnesium sulfate-call Dr if   absent knee jerk (a toxic sign)  
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antidote for magnexium sulfate toxicity   Calcium Gluconate  
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WARFARIN (coumadin) teach:   tarry stools is a sign of bleeding  
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coumadin therapudic level:   PT: 1.2 to 1.5 times control (some disorders may be higher)  
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Shock-when giving drugs monitor   EKG continuously  
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INTROPIN   dopamine  
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positive response to dopamine   inproved VS's  
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Drug used for asymptomatic ventricular tachycardia   Xylocaine (lidocaine)  
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lithium carbonate overdose SS   tremors, diarrhea, weakness & fatigue; If present STOP meds and call DR  
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naloxone may be used in as a diagnostic tool to see if pt is:   physically dependant on narcotic analgesics (will throw into withdrawel bc it is an antagonist.  
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Alcohol & antianxiety meds have a   depressent effect and may cause death from depressent effect  
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Parnate - category   MAO inhibitor  
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With MAO inhibitors avoid:   bananas, cheese, sour cream, yogurt, pickles, pineapple, citrus, canned figs, raisens, soy sauce, beer, wine, coffee, chocolate, chicken and any yease product or bacterial action product  
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THORAZINE   chlorpromazine hydrochloride  
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SE of Thorazine is   hypo tension (lst few weeks)  
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Carafate take with   full glass of water  
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