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Pharm Final

QuestionAnswer
Bening prosthetic hyperplasia tamsulosin (flomax)
Side effect of antihypertensive hypotension
Anticoagulant bleeding
SE diarrhea constipation
Anticholenergic drug dry mouth, eyes, mucous membrane, urinary retention, constipation
4 Pharmacokinetic Phases absorption, distribution, metabolize, elimination
Primary organ for metabolism and food liver
Pharmacokinetics how the body reacts to the drug
Atropine anticholenergic/ cholinergic blocker
Aricept & Memantine cholinergic agonist: drool, urination, diarrhea, watery eyes
SABA albuterol rescue inhaler, dilates bronchiole tubes (sympathetic NS)
-tussin Codeine Tylenol 3 used to treat cough
caffeine/ amiloplin xanthine derivative
Status Asthmaticus when they have asthma, you can't control
Allopurinol antigout med
Anticoagulant causes aspirin causes antiplatelet aggregation
Catopril doesn't require the liver to work properly, not a pro drug so someone with liver ailure can take
Vasodialator directly dialates vascular system
Hemophilia heridatary disease of blood vessels
Long acting insulin doesn't have a peak
Normal BP for over 60 150/90
Normal BP for under 60 w/ kidney disease 140/90
90% of hypertension no known cause
10% of hypertension know the cause
Main teaching w/ BP meds monitor for signs of hypotension
When taking diuretics potassium may be needed
Metformin needs to be stopped when getting scans that require contrast dye
Opiate antidote narcan naloxene
Tylenol antidote mucumus (acetylsystine)
Aspirin antidote no antidote
Warfarin antidote vitamin k
Heparin antidote protamine sulfate
Antibiotic for uti & high in allergies sulfa drugs bactrim
Antiparasitics treat lice and scabies
Antibiotics adverse affect skin rash
Steven Johnson Syndrome skin rash and peels
Antibitoic for tick disease tetracycline and aminoglycosides
Parenteral needles
enteral routes gi tract mucosa
topical vagina, ears, eyes, lungs
Rectal suppository topical and enteral
Order to give medicine for asthma albuterol then corticosteroids
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