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Pharmacology Test 4

Belmont Pharmacology Test 4 drugs

Drug NameActionsSide EffectsNursing Implications
( -cin ) narrow spectrum abx, for the very sick, not 1st line, inpatient use ototoxicity (not w/ Lasix & worse w/ renal failure), nephrotoxicity monitor 3: N O PT, don't give w/ neuromuscular blockers
( -xacin ) broad spectrum abx, outpatient use GI, HA, restlessness, Tendon Rupture is Rare, ( Lome- ) has photosensitivity don't give w/ milk spinach or Tums, raises theophylline & warfarin levels
( -thromycin ) good alt. to PCN N/V, anorexia, liver failure, QT prolongation baseline liver fxn, raises warfarin & theophylline, take w/ full glass of water and on empty stomach, teach liver failure signs: n/v, abd pain, jaundice
( sulfa- ) abx used mainly for UTI, not used widely b/c of s/e hypersensitivity (rash, fever), photosensitive, hemolytic anemia, renal problems, kernicterus in newborns take on empty stomach, hydration, periodic bl. counts, not w/ warfarin, phenotoin, oral hypoglycemics
( -cycline ) bacteriostatic abx that treats PUD, acne, rocky mtn fever and others NVD, discolors teeth, PREG X & young children under 8, AAPMC, hepato & renal toxicity, photosensitivity not w/ milk, iron, laxatives
Vancomycin treats MRSA ototoxic, red-man syndrome (from rapid infusion - HoTN, chills, fever, rash on neck and chest), DVT, tissue necrosis w/ extravasation slow IV over 1 HR
Cleocin like ( -thromycin ) high incidence of AAPMC (blank)
Zyvox for VRE & MRSA GI & myelosuppresion (blank)
Flagyl for amebiasis, AAPMC, bone/joint/skin infection (blank) slow over 1 HR
Mandelamine. naldixic acid. nitrofurantoin. 2ndchoice for UTI prevention & Tx Mandela - long term not w/ antacids. Dixic - resistance develops quickly Fura - harmless brown urine take all pills, eat prunes, protein, cranberry juice, no milk or citrus, should improve in 3 days
pyridium pain relief for UTI hepatoxic w. long use, hypersensitivity, NVD urine turns orange/red and stains, take WITH FOOD
Rifampin 1st line for Myco- TB/Leprosy/avium hepatotoxicity, discolored body fluids, flu-like sx decr birth control, warfarin. monitor liver esp. in alcohoics & elderly. take on empty stomach. Poor compliance.
INH 1st line for TB/Leprosy/Avium (mycobacteria) tingly/unsteady gait from B6 defeciency, hepatotoxicity monitor B6, liver (alcoholics and elderly), Must be seen once per month
Pyrazina 1st line for TB/Leprosy/Avium (mycobacteria - spread by droplets) hepatotoxicity, gouty arthritis monitor liver fxn
Ethambutol HCL 1st line for TB/Leprosy/Avium (mycobacteria - spread by droplets) gouty arthritis, dose related blurred vision monthly eye exams
streptomycin ( -cin ) used 2nd line for resistant mycobacteria (TB/Leprosy) Renal & ototoxicity only IM injections
ALL Mycobacterial agents against TB/Leprosy/Avium, froplet precautions, screen w/ skin test, diagnosed only by CXR & culture and sens., tx: ~4 drug therapy, direct observation therapy 2-3x/week, avg tx length 12 mo., target testing for nurses and those exposed (blank) teach to promote compliance, give B6 w/ INH, oral contraceptives ineffective, high risk: alcohlics, liver dz, diabetics, elderly
flucytosine for systemic fungal infection anemia, hepatotoxicity, GI distress (blank)
Ampho B systemic fungal fxn (always IV) infusion rxn (fever/chills/HA 1-3 hr after infusion starts - pretreat w Tylenol/benadryl), nephrotoxicity, hypokalemia (need runs of K), anemia refrigerate, only dilute w/ d5w
nystatin mouth wash for candidiasis (blank) half on 1 side, half on the other
griseofulvin skin/nails/hair fungal infxn HA, allergies take w/ fatty food
( -AZOLE ) broad spectrum antifungals NV, hepatotoxicity, cardiac suppresion, HA, (skin rash w/ itraconazole) drug intrxns
acyclovir 1st line antiviral for HSV-1&2, vericella zoster well tolerated; phlebitis w/ IV, nephrotoxicity w/ IV drug interactions - PPI, antacids, rifampin, hepatic interacctions incr other drug levels
ganciclovir antiviral to treat & prevent CMB retinitis bone marrow suppression, sterility & preg x (blank)
interferon antiviral, boosts immune, cancer kill flu-like sx, depression (blank)
zanamivir inhaler to decr. flu sx, durations & complications caution w/ asthma pts caution w/ asthma, can trigger bronchospasm, take w/in 2 days of onset of flu
oseltamivir oral take w/ food (blank) take w/in 2 days of onset of flu
DKA get IV for insulin and NS, give bicarb b/c acidosis, check & replace K (blank) (blank)
dilantin for seizures, also antidysrhythmic sedation, gingival hyperplasia, dysrhythmias & decr. BP (IV), rash, hirsutism 100mg 2-3/d, many drug intrxn, no alcohol, narrow therapeutic (monitor levels), DO NOT mix w/ other IV drugs
phenobarbital for febrile and alc/drug withdrawal seizures (blank) (blank)
tegretol neuralgias, bipolar, and seizures visual disturbances, ataxia, vertigo, HA, Rash (possible Steven-Johnson Syndr.), blood dyscrasias, PREG X oral contraceptives and warfarin decreased, not with grapefruit juice
( -AM ) bezodiazepine for status epilepticus cns depression, amnesia, abuse (blank)
Depakene for absence seizures, bipolar, prophelactic for migraines n/d, indegestion, hepatotoxicity, pancreatitis, PREG X freq. drug level check
ethosuximide for absence seizures well tolerated, drowsiness & N/V subsides after a few weeks (blank)
trileptal for partial seizures dizziness, drowsiness, HA, visual disturbances, n/v, hyponatremia, rash (Steven Johnson Syndrome) (blank)
baclofen/Soma/Flexeril/Robaxin/Skelaxin muscle relaxant sleepiness, n/v, constipation, urinary retention, dependence w/draw gradually, avoid alcohol
( -AM ) valium - benzodiazepine - muscle relaxant cns depression, amnesia, abuse (blank)
Dantrium acts directly on skeletal muscles, also for alignant hyperthermia heptotoxicity, muscle weakness, diarrhea (blank)
( -TAMINE ) for migraine, promotes vasoconstriction by stimulating seratonin N/V, weakness in legs, numbness & tingling in fingers and toes do not take w/ ( -TRIPTAN )
( -TRIPTAN ) 1st line migraine med, promotes vasoconstriction and decr. inflammation by stimulating seratonin chest heaviness, angina, PREG X, vertigo, malaise, tingling take w/ onset of sx, risk of dependence and toxicity, teach triggers, non-pharm approaches
Rheumatrex 1st choice for mod-sev RA hepatic fibrosis, bone marrow suppresin, GI ulceration, pneumonitis check liver/kidney/CBC/platelets, 3-6 wks for onset
Paquenil for mild RA retinal damage 3-6 wks for onset, eye exam q6 mo
sulfasalazine for RA, sulfa drug common: GI/rash & itching, Serious: hepatitis & bone marrow suppression Sulfa alleries
Etanercept/infliximab/adalimumab($) TNF blocker to reduces RA symptoms and slow progression injection site rxn (itching swelling), risk for infection, risk for heart failure, risk for infection from live virus vaccine mumab is expensive
imuran 2nd line organ transplant rejection anorexia, nv, neutropenia, thrombocytopenia, infection, alopecia, PREG X prevent infection, CBC, effectiveness, w/meals, 5 days prior to transplant
sandimmune prevent organ rejection often w Prednisone Kidney damage (30%), infection, HTN, hirsutism, tremors, gingival hyperplasia it does not der. WBC/platelets/rbc, watch BUN/Creat closely
muromonab-CD3 treat acute rejection mainly for 1st dose: lightheadedness, fever/chills (common), dyspnea, chest pain, tremors have crash cart available for 1st dose
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