Pharmacology Exam 3
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Lorazapam | Treat anxiety and insomnia (short term), sedation, procedural amnesia
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Lorazepam Contraindicated | Psychoses, acute narrow glaucoma, children under 6m
Pregnancy D
Low dose for older ptns
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Lorazepam Adverse Effects | (CNS) confusion, ataxia, drowsy, GI
SERIOUS:
paradoxical
reaction
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Lorazepam Patient Ed | Avoid alcohol & CNS depressants
CNS side effects
2-3 doses/day
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Lorazepam Nursing Needs | Monitor P,RR,BP, consciousness
Safety: low bed, side rails up, call button
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Zolpidem | Treat short and long term insomnia
DFA, EMA
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Zolpidem Contraindicated | ½ dose for elderly
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Zolpidem Adverse Effects | (CNS)
Headache, drowsy, dizzy
Sleep walking and eating
Weird dreams
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Zolpidem Patient Ed | 7hrs of sleep
Take on empty stomach (avoid high fat foods)
Avoid CNS depressants
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Nortriptyline | Treat symptoms of depression, chronic pain (neuropathy)
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Nortriptyline Contraindicated | Preexisting cardiovascular
Elderly: ½ dose
BLACK BOX:
Children-risk for suicidal thoughts/ behaviors
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Nortriptyline Adverse Effects | Anticholinergic
Constipation, dry eye/mouth
Hypotension, drowsy
SERIOUS:
Arrhythmias
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Nortriptyline Patient Ed | Give at bed time
Lag: 3 months
Storage
Sexual dysfunction
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Nortriptyline Nursing Needs | Monitor serum levels (toxicity)
Check therapeutic levels
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Lithium Carbonate (LiCO3) | Prevent severe mood swings, mania and depression
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Lithium Carbonate (LiCO3)Contraindicated | Severe Cardiovascular and kidney disease, pregnant, lactating, Na+ imbalance
Elderly: risk of hypothyroidism
Nephrogenic diabetes insipidus
Drug Induced Goiter
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Lithium Carbonate (LiCO3)Adverse Effects | Increase thirst, frequent urination, nausea, coarse hand tremors
SEVERE: Lithium toxicity
Seizure, Coma, neuro arrhythmias
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Lithium Carbonate (LiCO3)Patient Ed | Avoid alcohol and too much salt
Fluids, weather, activity
Regular AE and toxicity
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Lithium Carbonate (LiCO3)Nursing Needs | Monitor kidneys and thyroid
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Sertralin | Treat long-term anxiety, depression
PTSD, OCD premenstrual dysphonic (mood swings)
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Sertralin Contraindicated | Patients with decreased liver function
SERIOUS/ BLACK BOX
Increased risk of suicide for children, adolescents and young adults
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Sertralin Adverse Effects | GI DISTRESS
Sleep disturbance, abnormal ejaculation
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Sertralin Patient Ed | Avoid UV light
lag time take w/ food
Avoid alcohol/drugs
Serotonin Discontinuation Syndrome:
Flu-like
Light-headed
Uneasy
Sleep
Headache
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Sertralin Nursing Needs | Create therapeutic relationship
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Haloperidal | High-potency Typical Anti-psychotics
Treat psychotic disorder and schizophrenia
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Haloperidal Contraindicated | Parkinson Disease
Young males: r/o dystonias
Older women: r/o tardive dyskinesia
BLACK BOX:
Increased risk of mortality in elderly dementia patients
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Haloperidal Adverse Effects | acute dystonias, akathesias, tardive dyskinesia , EPS
CNS
SERIOUS:
NMS (medical emergency)
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Haloperidal Patient Ed | Avoid starting and stopping
Take with anticholinergic drugs
Continue therapy/ coping
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Haloperidal Nursing Needs | Direct Observation Therapy (DOT)
Keep does low
Monitor serum
Ask about thought process (TP) Thought Content (TC)
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Olanzapine | Atypical Anti-psychotic
Psychotic symptom
Short term bipolar/ mania and schizophrenia
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Olanzapine Contraindicated | Elderly increased r/o adverse effects
BLACK BOX:
Increased risk of mortality in elderly dementia patients
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Olanzapine Adverse Effects | (CNS)
Drowsy, hyperglycemia, sedation, appetite and weight
SERIOUS:
Tardive dyskinesia (TD) Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMS)
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Olanzapine Patient Ed | Avoid alcohol
Diet/exercise
Take doses regularly and at bedtime
Lag time
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Olanzapine Nursing Needs | Monitor glucose levels
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Rivastigmine | Ace Inhibitors
Mild to moderate Alzheimer-type dementia
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Rivastigmine Adverse Effects | (GI)
CNS: peripheral edema, urinary retention, joint pain, agitation
SERIOUS:
Bradycardia
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Rivastigmine Patient Ed | Small frequent meals
Not a cure burnout
Preserve memory/slow progression
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Rivastigmine Nursing Needs | Monitor heart, weight
Assess and correct any treatable factors that may impair cognition
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Phenytoin | Antiepileptic drugs that decrease sodium influx
Used to control partial and (tonic-clonic grand mal) seizures
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Phenytoin Contraindicated | Bradycardia
Heart block
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Phenytoin Adverse Effects | Ataxia, dizzy, nausea, gingival hyperplasia, blurred vision
SERIOUS: Liver damage blood dyscrasia
Lifethreatening
Dermatalogic reaction
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Phenytoin Patient ED | Pregnancy D
take with food, caution with diving
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Phenytoin Nursing Needs | Monitor blood levels of drug (narrow therapeutic range)
Administer slow
Monitor mood
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Ehosuximide | Antiepileptic that decreases Ca+ influx
Used to treat absent (petit mal) seizures
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Ehosuximide Contraindicated | Hyper-sensitivity
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Ehosuximide Adverse Effects | Drowsy, dizzy, lethargy, n/v
SERIOUS:
Blood dyscrasia
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Ehosuximide Patient Ed | Take w/ milk/ food
Notify provider about adverse effects (rash, joint pain, infection unusual bleeding)
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Ehosuximide Nursing Needs | Assess allergies, history of renal or hepatic dysfunction
Assess CBC, UA, LFT
Taper dose slowly
Monitor drug levels
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Cyclobenzaprine | Centrally acting muscle relaxants
Manage muscle spasms associated with acute Musculoskeletal disorders
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Cyclobenzaprine Contraindication | Hyperthyroidism
14 days w/in use of MAOI’s
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Cyclobenzaprine Adverse Effects | CNS depression
Anticholinergic activity, MI’s, sedation (ptn safety) seizure, arrhythmias
SERIOUS:
Auditory/visual hallucinations, psychotic Sx, agitation seizure
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Cyclobenzaprine Patient Ed | Do not take with OTC drugs
Avoid alcohol and other CNS depressants
Take with H2O and at even intervals
Coordinate physical therapy administration
Do not stop abruptly
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Cyclobenzaprine Nursing Needs | Evaluate patient
safety
Monitor levels of sedation
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Baclofen | Centrally Acting Spasmolytics
Relieves some components of spinal spasticity and MS, CP trauma to spinal cord
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Baclofen Contraindicated | Hypersensitivity
Spasticity of cerebral origin (balance/ posture)
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Baclofen Adverse Effects | (CNS)
Sedation, h/n/v
Hypotension
SERIOUS:
Agitation, auditory/ visual hallucination, seizures or psychotic Sx upon abrupt with drawl
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Baclofen Patient Ed | Take with full glass of H2O
Take with meals
Do not take with Alcohol
Do not stop abruptly
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Baclofen Nursing Needs | Ensure Patient safety
Monitor for hallucinations or psychotic episodes
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Dantrolene | Peripherally acting Spasmolytic
Used to treat malignant hyperthermia, skeletal muscle relaxant for spasticity
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Dantrolene Contraindicated | Liver disease
Patients who use spasticity to maintain posture/ balance (CP)
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Dantrolene Adverse Effects | GI, Muscle weakness, CNS sedation, acne, photosensitive
SERIOUS:
Fetal Hepatitis, seizures,pleural
Effusion w/ pericarditis
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Dantrolene Patient Ed | Take with food or milk
Do not crush XR capsules
Use sunscreen, know symptoms of hepatitis
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Dantrolene Nursing Needs | Patient safety, assist with ambulation
Titrate dose slowly
Monitor adverse effects
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Carbidopa- Levodopa | Antiparkinson Drug Dopaminergics
Used to treat Parkinson disease
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Carbidopa- Levodopa Contraindicated | Closed angle glaucoma
Hypersensitivity
Melanoma
Undiagnosed pigment lesions
Breastfeeding
Allergy to tartrazine
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Carbidopa- Levodopa Adverse Effects | Orthostatic hypotension
Abnormal movements
GI effects
SERIOUS:
Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome
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Carbidopa- Levodopa Patient Ed | Take on empty stomach at even intervals
Low protein and pyridoxine diet
Not a cure
Avoid Vitamin B6
On – Off syndrome and hypotension
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Carbidopa- Levodopa Nuring Needs | Titrate dose
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Riluzole | Anti-ALS Drugs
Centrally Acting Anticholinergic
Indicated to treating ALS because it slows down the disease progression (not a cure)
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Riluzole Contraindicated | Hypersensitivity
Liver Disease
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Riluzole Adverse Effects | Muscle fatigue, nausea, dizzy, diarrhea, anorexia, vertigo, somnolence
SERIOUS:
Neutropenia, hepatic injury
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Riluzole Patient Ed | Take with H20 on empty stomach
Caution with driving
Expensive
Decrease protein intake, avoid caffeine, charcoal-broiled food, tobacco and alcohol
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Riluzole Nursing Needs | Follow up care
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Glatiraramer | Anti-MS drugs
Used to delay progression of MS, used to reduce frequently on MS attacks slows development of new lesions on myelin sheath
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Glatiraramer Contraindicated | IV administration
Hypersensitivity to mannitol
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Glatiraramer Adverse Effects | Chest pain or tightness, breathing difficulties, hives or severe rash, injection site, GI, weakness
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Glatiraramer Patient Ed | Store in Refrigerator, administer at room temp
Avoid accidental IVadministration
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Glatiraramer Nursing Needs | Rotate injection site
Evaluate progression of disease
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Captopril | Antihypertensive ACE inhibitor
Used for HTN, HF, Left ventricular dysfunction (LVD), prevents diabetic neuropathy and retinopathy
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Captopril Contraindicated | none
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Captopril Adverse Effects | Angioedema, rash, decreased BP, K+ sparring, neutropenia, dyspnea, annoying cough
(symptomatic)
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Captopril Patient Ed | Take at night (1st dose syncope)
Talk about K+
Warn about cough
Mention angioedema (swelling in face throat)
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Captopril Nursing Ed | Monitor electrolytes (K+) (Na+)
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Losartan | Antihypertensive Angiotensin II receptor blockers ARBS
Used for HTN, HF, LVD, prevent diabetic neuropathy
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Losartan Contraindicated | Pregnancy
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Losartan Adverse Effects | Decrease BP, diarrhea, asthenia, dizzy, fatigue, K+ sparring
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Losartan Patient Ed | Avoid grapefruit juice (speeds up metabolism)
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Eplerenone | Antihypertensive Selective Aldosterone Receptor Blocker
Used for HTN, decrease death from CV in patients with HF and previous MI
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Eplerenone Contraindicated | Abnormal K+ level and creatinine clearance (kidney function)
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Eplerenone Adverse Effects | Increase K+, diarrhea, albuminuria, gynecomastia, increase cholesterol, abnormal vaginal bleeding
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Eplerenone Patient Ed | safety
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Nitroprusside | Antihypertensive ER Drug (IV)
Used for hypertensive crisis
Systolic >or= 210
Diastolic >or=120
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Nitroprusside Contraindicated | Women of childbearing years
Elderly (orthostatic hypertension)
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Nitroprusside Adverse Effects | Dizzy, HA (drop in BP), nausea, decrease CO and BP
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Nitroprusside Patient Ed | Safety
Adverse Effects
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Nitroprusside Nursing Needs | Cyanide toxicity
Decrease CO, BP
Rate of infusion (stay w/ patient)
NURSING CARE
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Eplerenone Nursing Needs | Check for normal K+ level and creatinine clearance (Kidney function)
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Hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ) | Antihypertensive(Diuretics)MAMA
1st Line Drug for HTN
Used for HTN, HF, DI (diabetes insipidus)
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Hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ)Contraindicated | Caution: hypersensitivity to sulfonamides.
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Hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ)Adverse Effects | Change in electrolytes, decrease BP, dizzy, hyperglycemia, fluid shedding 1st 2 weeks
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Hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ)Patient Ed | Signs and Symptoms to report
TLC
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Hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ)Nursing Need | Monitor electrolytes
(K+ sparring)
decrease BP
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Furosemide | Potent loop diuretic Hospital Drug PAPA
Used for HTN, HF, edema
Used when HTN goes with HF
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Furosemide Contraindicated | none
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Furosemide Adverse Effects | Electrolytes, ototoxic (fluid loss in ears), hyperglycemia, dizzy, vertigo, hypokalemia
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Furosemide Patient Ed | TLC (fruits and veggies)
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Furosemide Nursing Needs | Monitor blood glucose, serum level, IV rate (I’s and O’s) foley catheter
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Triamterene | Weak Potassium sparring diuretics BABY
Used for Edema, adjunt HTN (used to boost drugs for HTN or HF)
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Triamterene Contraindicated | none
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Triamterene Averse Effects | Weak potassium sparring, nephrotoxic, thrombocytopenia, HA, photosensitive, LFT (CBC)
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Triamterene Nursing Needs | Monitor BP, edema, K+ supplement
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Mannitol | Osmotic Diuretics ER/ICU drug
Acute renal failure, increased intracranial pressure (ICP) secondary to cerebral edema, decreased intraocular edema
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Mannitol Contraindicated | none
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Mannitol Adverse Effects | Electrolyte loss, tachycardia r/t decrease BP, dehydration > dizzy, dry mouth, thirst, n/v
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Mannitol Nursing Needs | Monitor I&Os renal function, vitals, electrolytes
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Acetazolamide | Carbonic anhydrase inhibitor(Hospital drug)
Used for heart failure related to edema, open angle glaucoma
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Acetazolamide Contraindicated | none
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Acetazolamide Adverse Effects | (CNS,GI)
a/n/c, dizzy, drowsy, tinnitus, ataxia
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Acetazolamide Nursing Needs | Monitor kidneys, I&O’s, CBC(rare bone marrow), RENAL, electrolytes
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Lovastatin | Antihyperlipidemics (statins)
#1 drug for high cholesterol and hyperlipidemia
Used for hyperlipidemia
Lowers LDLs raises HDL
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Lovastatin Contraindicated | Pregnancy X
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Lovastatin Adverse Effects | GI, muscle aches, cramps (coenzyme Q10)
Weakness, liver damage (treat every 12 months)
RARE: rhabdomylosis (muscle tissue breakdown)
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Lovastatin Patient Ed | Decrease fats, increase fiber
Take coenzyme Q10, take at night, TLC, exercise
Avoid grapefruit juice
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Lovastatin Nursing Needs | Monitor liver and muscles
Check lipids
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Digoxin | Cardiac Glycosides (Maintenance drug)
Used for CHF, afib
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Digoxin Antidote | Digibind
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Digoxin Adverse Effects | (GI, CNS)
a/n/v/d/ha
TOXICITY: dysrhythmias, confusion, seizures, delirium
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Digoxin Patient Ed | Hold and call for pulse <60 (check everyday before meals)
S&S of toxicity
Take everyday
Daily weighs, edema
Come back
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Digoxin Nursing Needs | Monitor serum levels, EKG
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Nesiritide | Natriuretic peptides (Hospital drug)
Used for acute HF
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Nesiritide Adverse Effects | Hypotension, injection site reaction, sweating, itchy, leg cramps, confusion, renal, cough, apnea, repiratory
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Nesiritide Nursing Needs | Continuous cardiac monitoring, CO, BP, P
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Nitroglycerine | Used for angina (heart pain from lack of O2)
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Nitroglycerine | Directions:
Open door, have phone, sit down. Take dose wait 5 mins if doesn’t work take another (do twice) if unresolved after 3 call 911
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Nitroglycerine | HEADACHE, postural hypotension, tachycardia, syncope, vertigo, CNS
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Nitroglycerine | Patch: ½ on, ½ off
Cream: postop at risk of Heart disease
Take before activities
Should sting
Can Overdose
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Nitroglycerine | Wear gloves
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Lidocain | ICU/ER drug
Used for acute ventricular arrhythmias
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Lidocain Adverse Effects | Arrhythmias, decreased BP, dizzy, CNS
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Lidocain Nursing Needs | Continuous cardiac monitoring
Monitor CNS side effects
Check liver and kidney function
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Lidocain Contraindicated | none
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Procainamide | Used for ventricular arrhythmias, ACLS, ECC, systemic lupus
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Procainamide Contraindicated | none
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Procainamide Patient Ed | Avoid alcohol
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Disopyramide Contraindicated | Patients having MI or non-emergency adverse effects
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Verapamil | Calcium Channel Blocker
Used for HN, afib flutter
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Verapamil Contraindicated | Heart failure patients
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Verapamil Adverse Effects | *constipation*
Gingival hyperplasia, headache, nausea, CNS (dizzy), decreased BP, peripheral edema
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Verapamil Patient Ed | Oral hygiene, flossing, dentist X’s 4/year
No grapefruit juice, fluids and fiber
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Verapamil Nursing Needs | Follow-up EKG, electrolytes
Monitor BP, P
Check for peripheral edema
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Sodium Polystyrene Sulfate (resin) | Hospital drug
Used for hyperkalemia
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Sodium Polystyrene Sulfate (resin)Contraindicated | none
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Sodium Polystyrene Sulfate (resin) Adverse Effects | Hypokalemia, electrolyte imbalance, GI (n/v/c)
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Sodium Polystyrene Sulfate (resin)Patient Ed | GI side effects
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Sodium Polystyrene Sulfate (resin)Nursing Needs | Assess diet and drugs high in K+
Treat constipation
Monitor K+
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Clopidogrel | Antiplatelet (ASA)
Used decrease atherosclerosis, patients at risk for MI, cardiovascular disease with ischemic stroke
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Clopidogrel Contraindicated | Bleeding disorders
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Clopidogrel Adverse Effects | Bleeding
GI upset
Neutropenia
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Clopidogrel Patient Ed | Safety (medical alert)
GI side effects
Come back for CBC
Routine labs for bleeding time and platelets
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Clopidogrel Nursing Need | Monitor CBC
Labs bleeding time and platelets
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Heparin | Anticoagulant
Stops clotting
Only anticoagulant for pregnant women
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Heparin Antidote | Protamine Sulfate
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Heparin Contraindicated | Bleeding disorders
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Heparin Adverse Effects | Bleeding
Thrombocytopenia (HIT)
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Heparin Patient Ed | Safety
Frequent labs
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Heparin Nursing Needs | Adjust according to protocol
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Warfarin | Anticoagulant Prototype
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Warfarin Antidote | Vitamin K
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Warfarin Contraindicated | bleeding disorders
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Warfarin Adverse Effects | BLEEDING
GI
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Warfarin Patient Ed | Frequent lab
Drug-drug, food, herb
Avoid vt.K leafy greens, citrus, organ meat, green tea
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Warfarin Nursing Needs | Lab PT with INR (2.5 – 3.5)
>or= 5 danger
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Alteplase recombinant | CLOT-BUSTING ER
Thromboembolic events
Thrombus- brain, pulmonary embolism, MI
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Alteplase recombinant Contraindicated | None
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Alteplase recombinant Adverse Effects | Bleeding (internal bleeding, chest/ joint pain, diff. bleeding)
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Alteplase recombinant Nursing Needs | Stay with patient
Check labs
Continuous monitoring
Give within 3hrs of stroke symptoms
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Epoetin Alfa | Used to treat anemia, chronic kidney disease (CKD), HIV, cancer
Protocol for patients who reject blood infusion
Immune compromised ptns, ptns on dialysis
Needs normal BP
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Epoetin Alfa Contraindicated | Chronic hypertension, hypersensitivity
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Epoetin Alfa Adverse Effects | Hypertension, fever, headache, n/v/d, edema
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Epoetin Alfa Patient Ed | Injectable drug
Eat iron rich foods
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Epoetin Alfa Nursing Needs | Monitor CBC, increase in Hgb, BP
Slow to see rise
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Filgrastin | Expensive
Used to increase neutrophils (WBCs)
Patients with cancer
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Filgrastin Contraindicated | none
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Filgrastin Adverse Effects | #1 long bone pain
Fever, rash, epitaxis (nose bleeds)
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Filgrastin Patient Ed | Avoid crowds, sick people
Hand washing
Immunization update
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Filgrastin Nursing Needs | Monitor LFT
CBC with diff
Monitor for signs and symptoms of infection
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Oprelvekin | Used to prevent severe thrombocytopenia
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Oprelvekin Contraindicated | Caution with heart failure patients
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Oprelvekin Adverse Effects | Fluid retention > weight gain
Tachycardia (84% of peds)
Arrhythmias, palpatations, vasodilation, syncope, rash
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Oprelvekin Patient Ed | Infection
Adverse effects of vasodilation
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Oprelvekin Nursing Needs | Labs
CBC w/ diff., weighs
Deal with n/v
Monitor for infection
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