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MED QUIZ
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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What lab should be monitored in patients taking furosemide? | K Potassium |
| A patient would take metoclopramide for high blood pressure. | false, for GI problems |
| What is donepezil used for? | Alzheimer's Dementia |
| What priority side effect should you monitor for in patients taking warfarin? | Bleeding Hemorrhage |
| What is potassium chloride used for? | Supplement |
| What medication classification is trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole? | antibiotic |
| Diabetes is often treated using which medication? | Metformin |
| What vital sign(s)would be priority to take before administering amlodipine? | BP pulse |
| ___________ helps patients breathe better. | albuterol |
| What medication classification is atenolol? | antihypertensive blood pressure beta blocker beta adrenergic blocker beta-adrenergic blocker |
| Carbidopa/levodopa is used to treat what disease process? | Parkinson's disease |
| Gout is often treated using which medication? | allopurinol |
| What priority side effect(s) should you monitor for in patients taking hydrochlorothiazide? | low BP low potassium low electrolytes hypovolemia |
| What is ibuprofen used for? | pain fever inflammation |
| What priority side effect(s) should you monitor for in patients taking aspirin? | bleeding GI problems tinnitus |
| What lab should be monitored in patients taking levothyroxine? | TSH T3 T4 |
| What medication is required for normal fetal development? | folic acid |
| What is acetaminophen used for? | pain fever |
| What is famotidine used for? | GI problems GERD ulcer GI bleed |
| What is an iron supplement used for? | anemia |
| Clopidogrel increases what? | bleeding bleeding time |
| Tamsulosin is used to treat what disorder? | BPH prostate prostate enlargement prostate hyperplasia |
| Nitrofurantoin is most often used to treat what type of infection? | UTI urinary urinary tract infection |
| Memantine is used to treat what disorder? | dementia Alzheimers Alzheimer's |
| What does insulin do in the body? | treat diabetes lower blood sugar lower blood glucose stimulate glucose uptake inhibit hepatic glucose production |
| Insulin aspart, lispro (Novalog, Humalog) Type- Rapid-Acting Onset and peak | onset-5-15 minutes peak-30-60 minutes |
| Insulin glargine (Lantus) Type-Basal Insulin Onset and peak | onset-1-2 hours peak- none |
| Regular Insulin Type-Short-Acting Onset and peak | onset- 30 minutes peak-2-4 hours |
| Insulin Isophande Suspension (NPH) Type-Intermediate-Acting Onset and peak | onset- 1-2 hours peak-4-12 hours |