Medications for Midterm Flashcards

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name 2 bronchodilators

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  1. albuterol (venolin/proventil)

2. aminophylline

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SE of bronchodilators

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INC: HR, BP, CP

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aminophylline BLACK BOX warning

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monitor therapeutic levels, toxemia can occur if over 20 mpg/mL

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4
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name 1 antiprotezoal (antibiotic)

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metronidazole (flagyl)

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5
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name 2 corticosteroids

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dexamethasone (decadron)

prednisone (rayos, sterapred)

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USE of corticosteroids (dexamethasone and prednisone)

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anti-inflammatory

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CONTRAINDICATION of dexamethasone and prednisone

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infection, kidney or thyroid dz

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dexamethasone BLACK BOX warning

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may mask sx of infection, or INC risk of serious infection, dc use over 5-7 days

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name 1 analgesic (non-opioid)

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acetaminophen (Tylenol)

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USES of acetaminophen

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anti-pyretic, mild pain

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CONTRAINDICATIONS of acetaminophen

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hepatic/liver impairment, watch with alcoholics

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acetaminophen BLACK BOX warning

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liver damage if you exceed 4g in 24 hrs

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13
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name 3 anticonvulsants

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  1. phenobarbital (luminal/solfoton)
  2. phenytoin (dilantin)
  3. diazepam (valium)
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USE of anticonvulsants

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seizures (phenytoin - status epileptics)

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SE of anticonvulsants

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cardio/resp depression

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CONTRAINDICATIONS of anticonvulsants

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Addison’s, liver/kidney caution

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17
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Phenobarbital BLACK BOX warning

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may DEC potency of coumarin anticoagulant

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18
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phenytoin BLACK BOX warning

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blood drug levels - don’t stop suddenly, must wean

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19
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name 1 calcium channel blocker

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diliatzem (cardizem)

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20
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USES of diliatzem

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angina, HTN, dysrhythmias

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21
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SE of diliatzem

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dec HR

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22
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with diliatzem you need an IV ____ and there is a max of ___ per day

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IV pump needed, max of 480 mg/day

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23
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name 1 ace-inhibitor

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lisinopril (zestril/prinvil)

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lisinopril is not only an ace-inhibitor but also an _____

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anti-hypertensive

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USES of lisinopril
HTN, CHF
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SE of lisinopril
cough
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with lisinopril you should monitor __ and ___
BP and HR
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SE of tetracycline
dental discoloration
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tetracycline BLACK BOX warning
photosensitivity
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beta blockers end in
-olol
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name 3 beta blockers
1. atenolol (tenorim) 2. metoprolol (loppressor) 3. propranolol (inderal)
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action of beta blockers (olol)
DEC: excitability of heart, work load, 02 consumption
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metoprolol BLACK BOX warning
dont DC abruptly -> INC CP or MI
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propranolol BLACK BOX warning
renal/hepatic impairment (must taper)
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name 1 anti-anginal
nitroglycerine (nitro-bid)
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SE of nitroglycerin
HoTN, tachycardia
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nitroglycerin BLACK BOX warning
don't use w viagra
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antibiotics/aminoglycosides end in
-micin or -mycin
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list three antibiotics/aminoglycosides
1. gentamicin (garamycin/cidomycin) 2. vancomycin (vancocin HCL/first vancomycin) 3. azithromycin (Zithromax)
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____ is the amino glycoside you CANT MIX WITH PENICILLIN
gentamicin
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____ and ____ are the aminoglycosides you CAN USE WITH PENICILLIN ALLERGY
vancomycin and azithromycin
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gentamicin and vancomycin BLACK BOX warning
ototoxicity and nephrotoxicity
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with vancomycin and azithromycin you check ___ and __
BUN and CR
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name 2 NSAIDS
1. acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin) | 2. ibuprofen (advil/motrin)
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NSAIDS have ___ properties
anti-inflammatory
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ASA (aspirin) CAN be used ____ while ibuprofen cant
POST-CABG
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nursing implications for NSAIDS
coffee ground emesis, give with food and water
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acetylsalicylic acid BLACK BOX warning
reyes in children
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ibuprofen BLACK BOX warning
GI bleed, ulceration/perforation, CV thrombotic event (MI/stroke)
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name 1 loop diuretic
furosemide (lasix)
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USES for furosemide (lasix)
HTN, heart failure, edema
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furosemide BLACK BOX warning
K+ depletion, watch depletions due to profound diuresis, pt should be on I&O
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cephalosporins start with ___ or ___
ceph- or cef-
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name 2 cephalosporins
1. cefazolin (ancef/kefzol) | 2. cephalexin (keflex)
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cephalosporins have cross allergies with ____
penicillins
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you should take cephalosporins on
an empty stomach
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SE of cephalosporins
anaphylaxis
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penicillins (antibiotics) end in
-cillin
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name 3 penicillins
1. penicillin (pen vk) 2. piperacillin/tazobactam (zosyn) 3. amoxicillin
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with penicillins you should check for allergies to ____
cephalosporins
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penicillins with ___ cause hyperkalemia
ace inhibitors
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___ are the safest antibiotics available
penicillins
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max dosage for penicillin
2000 mg/day
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penicillin and piperacillin BLACK BOX warning
can cause anaphylaxis
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USES of beta blockers
HTN, dysrhythmia