Exam 4: Study Packet (new) Flashcards
what are the key assessments for a nurse to monitor in a patient taking TPN?
o extravasation
o S/S
o edema
o FVE (fluid volume excess)
o electrolytes
o glucose
what is the MOA for PPI?
inhibits the enzyme that generates gastric acid
what is the MOA for H2RA?
reduces gastric juices and acidity of it
what is the MOA for Sucralfate?
creates a coat over the ulcer
S/S of BPH?
o frequent urination
o difficulty starting urination
o nocturia
o hematuria
o UTIs
o weak urine stream
what three drug classes treat BPH?
o Alpha 1 Adrenergic Antagonists
o 5-Alpha-Reductase Inhibitors
o Phosphodiesterase-5 Inhibitor
what adverse effect is shared by all medications containing estrogen?
o thromboembolic events/blood clots
what increases the risk of thromboembolic events/blood clots?
smoking
why do we give drugs to increase uterine contractions?
o induction of labor
o postpartum hemorrhage
what drug is used to increase uterine contractions?
Oxytocin
what three drug classes are used for the treatment of PUD/GERD?
o PPI
o H2RA
o Antacids
what three drug classes are used for the treatment of PUD/GERD?
Order them from quickest to slowest onset.
o Antacids
o H2RA
o PPI
how is total parenteral nutrition (TPN) stored?
o refrigerated
o must be removed 30 min at room temp prior to administration
what condition is treated by shrinking the prostate?
BPH
what drug class works by slowing down the progression of RA?
DMARDs
o methotrexate
o 5 amino salicylates
o hydrochloroquine
o (monoclonal antiboidies)
what is the difference in route of administration of antiemetics in a patient that is nauseous versus one that is vomiting?
Nausea = PO, ODT
Vomiting = IV, IM
what does a positive test for human chorionic gonadotropin hormone indicate (HCG)?
pregnancy