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1
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therapeutic level lithium

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.6-1.2

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therapeutic level digoxin

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.5-2-serum creating high could lead to toxicity

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3
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therapeutic level coumadin

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2 times control

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4
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ototoxicity effect

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balance and hearing

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5
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antidote for heprin

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protamine sulfate

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6
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foods high in vit K

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apparagus, broccoli, cabbage, spinish, bussel spots, pork liver

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7
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promethazine

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phenagran

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8
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zofran

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on

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9
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dihydramate

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dramamine

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10
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Meperidine used to be the most commonly used opioid agonist analgesic for women in labor throughout the world. It overcomes inhibitory factors in labor and may even relax the cervix. Because tachycardia is a possible adverse reaction, meperidine is used cautiously in women with cardiac disease. Other medication options with fewer side effects are now available for use during labor.

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11
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tetrocycline

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antibiotic

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12
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adrenergic neuron blockers

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look up

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13
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fab antibody fragments (digibind)

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14
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carvedilol (coreg)

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wt gain-

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15
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dobutamine

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MAOI, anesthetic, tricyclic, beta

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16
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reserpine

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don’t use with an pt. who is depressed

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17
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amitriptyline

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treat depression watch for dry mouth constipation

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18
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cefazolin

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19
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hemolytic transfusion reaction

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low back pain

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20
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A health care professional is caring for a patient who is about to begin taking verapamil (Calan) to treat atrial fibrilliation. The healthcare professional should tell the patient to avoid grapefruit juice while taking verapamil because it can cause

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hypotension

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21
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A client is receiving lorazepam IV for panic attack and develops a respiratory rate of six per minute and a blood pressure of 90/40 4MMHG. Which of the following medications should the nurse anticipate administering?

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Flumazenil

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22
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A nurse is caring for a client who has severe preeclampsia. Which of the following findings should the nurse expect? select all that apply

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Blurred vision, facial edema, proteinuria

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23
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infant with apnea monitoring

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remove leads, ensure alarm can be heard, avoid cosleeping

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24
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gastric lavage

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lay patient on left side, instill 2-300 ml sterile water insert large-bore ng tube

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25
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cardiac tamponade s/s

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pulsus paradoxus

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26
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fluoxetine se

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ha, hypotension

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27
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Indication of oxygen toxicity

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bradypnea

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28
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Antiulcer drugs - Prostaglandin E1 analog
Misoprostol (Cytotec) Action

Side effects

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  • Inhibits gastric acid secretion and protects mucosa

- GI distress, constipation

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29
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breathing in transition phase

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pattern paced breathing during this phase of labor

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30
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serum magnesium of 2.5

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initiate continuous cardiac monitoring

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31
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Clonidine side affect

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dry mouth

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32
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Indications for Gastric Lavage

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typically performed in acute-care settings, especially in cases of poisoning or drug overdose for which swift removal of stomach contents is required. Patients who have gastric bleeding are sometimes treated with an iced saline lavage, which involves instillation and aspiration of iced saline solution through a nasogastric tube to empty the stomach of blood and to slow the bleeding at its source. Lavage may also be used as a therapy for hyper- or hypothermia to help stabilize the body temperature.

33
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theophylline se

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anorexia, tachycardia hypotension

34
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chloropromazine

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decreased hallucinations

35
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cyclophosphamide

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teach hydration to prevent bladder pblm

36
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valproic acid

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liver toxicity

37
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rhogam

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38
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levothroxine

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39
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clozapine se

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wt gain

40
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hyperthyroidism se

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tremors

41
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febrile reaction

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42
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acetylcystein-action

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thins pulmonary secretions

43
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kussmaul respiration

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respiratory acidosis

44
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Autonomic Dysreflexia/Hyperreflexia

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S/S pounding headache, profuse sweating, nasal congestion, chills, bradycardia, hypertension. Place client in sitting position (elevate HOB) FIRST!

45
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pancreatitis

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elevated amylase decreased calcium

46
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hydromorphone

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pain caused by biliary colic

47
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ranitidine

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for peptic ulcer

48
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Hypokalemia - Risk factors

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Hypokalemia

Risk factors: K+

49
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hypokalemia-s/s

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K+

50
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ciprofloxacin

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restrict caffeine

51
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left sided heart failure

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oliguria during day

52
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right sided heart failure

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jugular vein distention

53
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right cva

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impulsive behavior. visual spatial defect

54
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conscious sedation nurse intervene

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pulse ox 90

55
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hyperthyroid report

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bp 170/80 to provider

56
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chronic renal dialysis w/ muscle cramps and tingling admin

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calcitriol for hypocalcemia

57
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cholinesterase

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cholinergic crisis: s/s muscle weakness and twitching

58
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fluid volume excess

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dyspnea, edema, hytn, weakness

59
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fluid volume deficit

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tacycardia, tachypnea, low grade fever, decreased skin turgor, concentrated urine

60
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left cva

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expressive aphasia

61
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acute renal failure

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safe to use calcium carbonate

62
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lumbar puncture

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keep in recombant

63
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aplastic anemia

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alert dr. to wbc 2000

64
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nephrostomy tube

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report back pain

65
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hypothermia

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lead to hypertension

66
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carvidol for chf

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report wt gain

67
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Lidocaine

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short term tx for premature ventricular contractions

68
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acetoinophin

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antipyretic for febrile reaction

69
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omprezole

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proton pump inhibitor

70
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halloid dressing

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stage pressure ulcer

71
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kussmaul respiration

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72
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autonomic dysflexia

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hr 52

73
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heart rate

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decrease could indicate digoxin toxicty

74
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hydromorphone

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biliary colic

75
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hypokalemia

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decreased peristalisis

76
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paractomy

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trech tray

77
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improved hepatic encephalopathy

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decreased amonia

78
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ciprofloxin

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restrict caffiene

79
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oxygen, iv, ng, rantine

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