exam 1 pharmacology Flashcards

1
Q

break apart existing clots to reestablish blood flow

A

fibrinolytics

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2
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adverse effects of fibrinolytics include:

A

bleeding, intracranial hemorrhage, reperfusion dysrhythmias

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3
Q

most common fibrinolytic

A

TPA

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4
Q

a patient presents with an ischemic stroke. what medication do you expect to be ordered?

A

fibrinolytic (ex: TPA)

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5
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prevent thrombus formation & additional clots forming &/or any present clots from getting larger

A

anticoagulants

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6
Q

anticoagulants prevent clots in the _______

A

veins

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7
Q
  • PO, long-term use
  • used for chronic anticoagulation
A

warfarin

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8
Q

reversal agent for warfarin

A

vitamin K

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9
Q
  • SQ or IV
  • huge bleeding risk
  • more immediate effect
A

heparin

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10
Q

reversal agent for heparin

A

protamine sulfate

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11
Q

vitamin k is found in what foods

A

green leafy vegetables

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12
Q

lovenox is

A

low molecular weight heparin

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13
Q

atrial fibrillation is commonly treated with

A

warfarin

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14
Q

inhibit platelet aggregation

A

anti-platelet/platelet inhibitor

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15
Q

anti-platelets/platelet inhibitors prevent clots from forming in the _______

A

arteries

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16
Q
  • longer-acting anti-platelet, take 3-7 days to get out of system
A

plavix

17
Q
  • used in the pt w/ MI, CABG, after stents
  • AEs: n/v, GI bleed, hemorrhage
A

aspirin

18
Q

increase force of myocardial contraction, therefore increasing stroke volume, cardiac output, BP, and perfusion

A

inotropes

19
Q

given during ventricular dysfunction or shock

A

inotropes

20
Q

epinephrine and dopamine are

A

inotropes

21
Q

used to restore heart to regular rhythm

A

antidysrhythmics

22
Q

normal digoxin levels

A

0.5-2

23
Q

name 3 different antidysrhythmics

A

beta blockers, calcium channel blockers, digoxin

24
Q

prior to giving digoxin what do you check?

A

apical pulse for 1 min, hold if HR <60

25
Q

decrease preload (volume), afterload (pressure), or both

A

vasodilators

26
Q

afterload =

A

BP

27
Q
  • decrease preload (volume) & causes arterial vasodilation = decrease afterload (BP)
  • used to treat chest pain, BP control
A

nitrates/nitroglycerine

28
Q

nitroglycerine considerations:

A

keep in origianl dark bottle, carry with you, may feel slight headache

29
Q

sublingual nitroglycerine dosing:

A

can take 1 tab every 5min for chest pain, up to 3 total, then call 911 if still persisting

30
Q
  • treat HF, HTN, MI
  • major SE: hypotension, dry irritating cough, h/a
A

ACE inhibitors

31
Q

end in -pril

A

ACE inhibitor

32
Q

statins are

A

antihyperlipidemics

33
Q
  • decreases LDL & triglycerides, increase HDL
A

statins

34
Q

what labs shoukd you monitor while being on statins?

A

liver - AST/ALT