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what are the s/e assoc c antihistamine and anticholinergics drowsiness and dry mouth
compazine is used to tx vomiting and psych beh, seen when used as antiemetic smaller doses
when is ipecac contraindicated ingestion of chlorine bleach
how do opiates act as anti-diuretic agents decrease intestinal motility
cause of peptic ulcers hypersecretion of pepsin
best way to prevent gerd in nonpharm way promote weight loss in the obese
how does h2 antagonist Zantac work inh histamine @ the h2 receptors
ppi's do what inh gastric secretions
non immun for hep b gets stuck,needs hep b vaccine and immunoglobulin
cirrhosis and +4 edema, what's the most imp lab to check albumin
most rapid effect of dulcolax, is when given how on an empty stomach
viapase pancreatitis has stolls that appear how normal
why is a pt c bleeding esoph varices given zantac it prevents irritation
pt c cholilithiasis and a poor cand for surgery can be given actigall
pt on fluid restriction is constipated and wants to know why he can't take bulk-forming lax inc fluids are required
immodium is given for diarrhea
otc antihist should be taken how long before travel 30 min
do not immed take what if you have been poisoned ipecac
senokot dec vomiting when prescribed to whom cancer chemo patients
emetics are only given when ingested substance is known
atropine class anticholinergic
if taking anti-diarrheal avoid tranquilizers, sedatives, and other narcotics
dulcolax is a contact laxative
gerd is caused by an incompetent esophageal sphincter
gram-neg bacillus c peptic ulcers h-pylori
c pud ppi's are effective in treating GERD
carafate does what coats ulcer to protect from gastric secretions
tranquilizers do what dec anxiety & vagal activity
pt is receiving complimentary therapy of alpha-interferon c ribovirin, monitor what lymphocyte count
cirrhosis, +4 edema,normal Na+ level,low K+,ordered to get spironalactone and lasix,do what adm spironalactone and hold the lasix
pt receiving Lactulose complains of diarrhea tell them to cont use,why it improves neural function
pt c cirrhosis is taking Inderal, why? dec risk of bleeding from esophageal varices
a woman discovers that a chef at her fav resteraunt has been diag c Hep A, tell woman to come in to get immunoglobulin
pt c IBS who's taking Bentyl should take when take with four meals and at bedtime
pt diagnosed c acute diarrhea and allergic to aspirin, do not take pepto-bismol(contraind c aspirin allergy)
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