medication Flashcards

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Ferrlecit

  • where to admin
  • administration; dose, reconstitution, time
  • indication
  • precautions and contraindication
A

VENOUS CHAMBER

62.5 mg = med in 50 mL and flush with 50mL = 30 min
125 mg = med in 100 mL and flush with 100 mL = 60 min

Indication: Anemia, Low Iron sat

P/C: currently on antibiotics (WBC eat away iron), if not on anticoagulant = admin 45-1.25m before tx end

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Cathflo/Alteplase

  • where to admin
  • administration; reconstitution
  • indication
  • precautions and contraindications
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LUMENS

+ inject 2.2 mL of STERILE WATER into vial and swirl (too cloudy = bad)
+ 1mg/mL for Alumen and Vlumen
+ (1.X lumen size) X + 0.2 mL of NS
-should have 4 syringes in total!

Indication: interdialytic lock, CVC malfunction (occlusion of lumen)

P/C: evidence of internal or external bleeding

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Sodium Citrate 4%

  • where to admin
  • administration
  • indication
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LUMENS

  • single-dose pre-filled syringe (3mL)
  • admin 2.5mL into each lumen

Indication: interdialytic lock, maintains patency of lumens

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Heparin

  • where to admin
  • administration
  • indication
  • precautions and contraindications
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LUMENS

+ 1mg/mL for Alumen and Vlumen
+ (1.X lumen size) XmL of NS
-should have 4 syringes

Indication: interdialytic lock, maintains patency of lumens

C/P: active/suspected internal or external bleeding

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Vancomycin

  • where to admin
  • administration; dose, reconstitution, time
  • indication
  • precautions and contraindication
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VENOUS CHAMBER

500mg = 10 mL STERILE WATER in vial = 100 mL bag
1000 mg = 20 mL STERILE WATER in vial = 250 mL bag
1 hour before end of tx

Indication: systemic infection

P/C: red man syndrome if admin too fast (itching upper body), dialyzable, check vanco levels and scale prior to admin

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Cefazolin/Ancef

  • where to admin
  • administration; dose, reconstitution, time
  • indication
  • precautions and contraindication
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VENOUS CHAMBER

500mg - 1000mg = 10mL STERILE WATER = 50 mL bag
15-30 min before end of tx

Indication: systemic infection, HD catheter related infection (gram+ bacteremia)

P/C: allergy, dialyzable

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Tobramycin

  • where to admin
  • administration; dose, reconstitution, time
  • indication
  • precautions and contraindication
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VENOUS CHAMBER

-withdraw ordered amount + 50mL bag
30 min before end of tx

Indication: systemic infection, CVC related infection (gram- bacteremia)

P/C: allergy, dialyzable, if dose is 120mg+ call md to reassess (higher chance of ototoxicity and nephrotoxicity)

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Dalteparin/Fragmin

  • where to admin
  • administration
  • indication
  • precautions and contraindication
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ARTERIAL PORT

  • single pre-filled 2500u
  • give as soon as “start tx” or when blood hits chamber

Indication: anticoagulant, low molecular weight heparin

P/C: active internal/external bleeding, HIT (heparin induced thrombocytopenia)

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Danaparoid

  • where to admin
  • administration
  • indication
  • precautions and contraindication
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ARTERIAL PORT

  • withdrawal 750u
  • give as soon as “start tx” or when blood hits chamber

Indication: anticoagulant, allergic to heparin or HIT+ pts

P/C: active or suspected internal/external bleeding

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Eprex/Epo

  • where to admin
  • administration
  • indication
  • precautions and contraindication
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VENOUS PORT

-single pre-filled syringe

Indication: anemia

P/C: chemo tx, hemoglobin +120g/L, uncontrolled hypertension, RBC aplasia

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Sodium Phosphate Enema

  • where to admin
  • administration; dose, reconstitution, time
  • indication
  • precautions and contraindication
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IN ACID

  • pour prescribed dose in acid
  • shake acid and label acid jug

Indication: hypophosphatemia

  • if phophate levels lower than 0.6 mmol/L call md to prescribe
  • ensure nephrologist schedules blood work for phosphate level monitoring x3/week

P/C: hold is greater than 1.2 mmol/L

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