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EXAM 1 - ABG/DKA DRUGS Flashcards

DRUGS DEALING WITH ABG AND DKA

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What class is Ammonium Chloride?

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Acidifying agent/electrolyte modifier

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What is Ammonium Chloride used to treat?

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Metabolic Alkalosis and Hypochloremia

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What are the therapeutic effects of ammonium chloride?

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Decreases pH and correction of metabolic alkalosis

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What class is Sodium Bicarb?

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Alkalinizing Agents/Antacid

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What is sodium Bicarb used to treat?

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Metabolic Acidosis

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What are the theraputic effects of Sodium Bicarb?

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Releases Bicarb ions, Alkalization of gastric acid

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What electrolyte imbalance is Regular insulin used to treat? What should you monitor for?

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Hyperkalemia - monitor for hypoglycemia and hypokalemia

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What is the ONSET for Regular Insulin -( Humulin-R) ?

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30 minutes

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What is the PEAK for Regular Insulin -(Humulin-R)?

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2 to 4 hours

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What is the DURATION for regular Insulin -(Humulin-R)?

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6 to 8 hours

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What class is Albuterol?

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Bronchodilator/Adrenergic

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What is Albuterol used to treat?

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Asthma/COPD/Respiratory Acidosis

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What are the therapeutic effects of Albuterol?

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Bronchodilation, prevents Bronchospasms, Used for respiratory acidosis by allowing more oxygen in and more CO2 out.

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What class is Furosemide?

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Diuretic/loop diuretic

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what is furosemide used to treat?

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Edema due to HF, HTN

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What alteration can furosemide cause and why?

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Metabolic alkalosis - Promotes excretions of water, Na, Cl, Mg, K (hypocokalemia) and Ca (hypocalcemia)

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what are the therapeutic effects of furosemide?

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Diuresis and removal of excess fluids

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What class is bumetanide?

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Diuretic/Loop diuretic

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What is bumetanide used to treat?

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Edema due to HF, hepatic disease or renal impairment

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What alteration can bumetanide cause and why?

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Metabolic alkalosis - Promotes excretions of water, Na, Cl, Mg, K (hypocokalemia) and Ca (hypocalcemia)

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what are the theraputic effects of Bumetanide

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Diuresis and removal of excess fluids

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22
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What class is HCTZ?

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Thiazide diruetic/antihypertenisve

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What is HCTZ used to treat?

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Management of HTN, Edema related to HF and renal dysfunction.

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What alteration can HCTZ cause and why?

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Metabolic alkalosis due to the excretion of fluid and electrolytes

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Nursing considerations for HCTZ?

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Look for Hypokalemia, dehydration.

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26
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what class is of medication is naloxone?

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opioid antagonist/antidote

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what metabolic alteration does naloxone help treat and how?

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Respiratory acidosis. If a person has overdosed they have depressed respirations which causes respiratory acidosis.

28
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What class of medication is naltrexone? Used for?

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opioid antagonist/ alcohol withdrawal.

29
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what metabolic alteration does naltrexone help treat and how?

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Respiratory acidosis. If a person is intoxicated they have depressed respirations which causes respiratory acidosis.

30
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what class of medication is prednisone?

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steroid, anti-inflammatory

31
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what metabolic alteration does Prednisone help treat and how?

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Respiratory acidosis. Helps reduce airway inflammation.

32
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What class of medication is Acetylcysteine?

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antidote/mucolytic

33
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What metabolic alteration is acetylcysteine used to treat? How?

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Respiratory acidosis, helps mobilizing of secretions and treats acetaminophen overdose (which causes lactic acidosis)

34
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What class of medication is lorazepam?

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Benzo/anti-anxiety

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what metabolic alteration can lorazepam cause/treat? why?

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can cause respiratory acidosis if too much is taken and respiratory rate slows. Can reduce anxiety to treat hyperventilation causing respiratory alkalosis.

36
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What class of medication is diazepam?

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Benzo/anti-anxiety

37
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what metabolic alteration can diazepam cause/treat? why?

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can cause respiratory acidosis if too much is taken and respiratory rate slows. Can reduce anxiety to treat hyperventilation causing respiratory alkalosis.

38
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what class of medication is promethazine?

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antiemetic/antihistamine, sedative

39
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what metabolic alteration can promethazine cause/treat? why?

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can cause respiratory acidosis from over sedation and can treat metabolic alkalosis from preventing vomitting

40
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what class of medication is ondansetron?

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antiemetic

41
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what metabolic alteration can ondansetron cause/treat? why?

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Can treat metabolic alkalosis by prevention of vomiting and loss of acid

42
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what class of medication is potassium chloride?

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mineral/electrolyte supplement

43
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what metabolic alteration can potassium cause/treat? why?

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treats hypokalemia which is associated with alkalosis

44
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what class is kayexalate?

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electrolyte modifier

45
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what metabolic alteration can kayexalate cause/treat? why?

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Hyperkalemia associated with metabolic acidosis, kayexalate helps excrete potassium

46
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what drug class is phenytoin?

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antiepileptic

47
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Medication class that reduces the production of glucose by the liver and increases the use of glucose by muscle and fat cells. Give an example.

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Biguanides - E.g. Metformin

48
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Medication class that Increases the ability of islet cells of the pancreas to secret insulin. Give an example.

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sulfonylureas - Eg. Glipizide

49
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Medication class that decreases the resistance to insulin by up-regulating cell receptors (up-regulators). Give an example.

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Thiazolidinediones - E.g. - Pioglitazone (Actos)

50
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Medication class that Slows carbohydrate digestion to control blood glucose. Give an example.

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alpha-glucosidase - e.g. acarbose.

51
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Medication class that stimulates the pancreas to release more insulin right after a meal. Give an example.

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Meglitinides - e.g. repaglinide

D-Pehnylalanine derivatives - E.g. Nateglinide

52
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class of medication that Inhibits the breakdown of incretins (incretins help body produce insulin when needed): increase post meal insulin secretions. Give an example.

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DPP-4 inhibitors - e.g. Sitagliptin

53
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Works with other diabetes medications to lower blood glucose. give an example.

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bile acid sequestrants - e.g. colesevelam (welchol)

54
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Injectable class of medication that after eating, simulates pancreatic insulin realease, decreases excessive glucagon release, slows glucose absorption into blood steam by slow stomach emptying.

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GLP-1 receptor agonist - Extenatide

55
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What is the ONSET for Aspart Insulin -(Novolog) ?

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About 15 minutes or less

56
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What is the PEAK for Aspart Insulin -(Novolog)?

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1 to 3 hours

57
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What is the DURATION for Aspart Insulin -(Novolog)?

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3 to 5 hours

58
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What is the ONSET for isophane suspension Insulin (NPH) -(Humulin N) ?

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1 to 2 hours

59
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What is the PEAK for isophane suspension Insulin (NPH) -(Humulin N) ?

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6 to 12 hours

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What is the DURATION for isophane suspension Insulin (NPH) -(Humulin N) ?

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18 to 24 hours

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What is the ONSET for Insulin Glargine (Lantus) ?

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about 1.5 hours

62
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What is the PEAK for Insulin Glargine (Lantus) ?

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none

63
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What is the DURATION for Insulin Glargine (Lantus) ?

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24 hours

64
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What is the ONSET for Combo insulin NPH/R (humulin 70/30)

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30 minutes

65
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What is the PEAK for Combo insulin NPH/R (humulin 70/30)

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2 to 12 hours

66
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What is the DURATION for Combo insulin NPH/R (humulin 70/30)

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24 hours

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