Meds Flashcards

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Common adverse effects of narcotic agonists

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Resp depression, orthostatic hypotension, pupil constriction (normal), and urinary retention

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List the narcotic agonists

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Codeine
Fentanyl 
Hydrocodone
Hydromorphone
Meperidine (Demerol)
Morphine
Oxycodone
Tramadol
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2
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Morphine

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Only narcotic approved for pain related to MI

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Codeine

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Aka Tylenol 3, relieves coughing, caution in pt with COPD

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Oxycodone

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drug of choice for pregnancy

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5
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Demerol

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High risk for resp depression and abuse

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Fentanyl

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discarding patch needs witness!

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7
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List Narcotic agonists-antagonists

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Buprenorphine
Butorphanol
Nalbuphine
Pentamidine (Talwin)

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Adverse effect of narcotic agonists-antagonists

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Increased chance of psychotic reactions

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9
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Uses of narcotic agonists-antagonists

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Labor and Delivery

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10
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Basal dose

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Continuous amount

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11
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Nurse should frequently monitor what during use of PCA pump

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Resp status, VS and safety

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12
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Intraspinal/epidural NSG mgmt

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For spinal headache- lie flat, push IV and PO fluids and call MD
Watch for urinary retention

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List Narcotic antagonists

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Narcan
Nalmefene
Naltrexone

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Adverse effects of narcotic antagonists

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Severe pain and HTN

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15
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List Ergot derivatives

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Dihydroergotamine

Ergotamine

16
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Therapeutic actions of Ergot derivatives

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Constricts cranial vessels, stops or prevents a migraine

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Ergotism

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GI upset, thirst, chest pain, decreased perfusion, blood pressure changes, AMS, and dependence

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Triptans actions/indications

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Vasoconstriction of cranial vessels
Tx acute migraine attacks
Sumatriptan-cluster headaches

19
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List Triptans

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Rizatriptan

Sumatriptan

20
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Adverse effects of triptans

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Blood pressure changes*
Numbness and tingling
Dizziness
Chest pain

21
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List salicylates

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Aspirin
Mesalamine
Salsalate

22
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Indications for salicylates

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Fever/pain
Prevention of MI/TIA
Inflammatory bowel disease
RA/arthritis

23
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Contraindications for salicylates

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Chickenpox or the flu in children/teenagers

24
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Salicylism

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Dizziness
Tinnitus/trouble hearing
Confusion

25
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Salicylate toxicity

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*levels over 20g
Tachypnea
Tachycardia
Pulmonary edema
CNS dysfunction
26
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Tx for salicylate toxicity

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IVFs and electrolytes
Activated charcoal
Laxatives
Dialysis
*resp and CV support*
27
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List NSAIDS

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Ibuprofen
Diclofenac
Indomethacin
Naproxen
Ketorolac
Meloxicam
Celebrex
28
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NSAIDS fact

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*linked to increased risk of cardiovascular events, bleeding, and death

29
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COX 1

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Decrease pain, swelling and *fever

Can increase BP, cause sodium retention, edema, and GI erosion with bleeding

30
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COX 2

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Decrease pain and inflammation, prevents protective vasodilation, increase platelet clumping
Should NEVER be given to a pt with cardiovascular disease

32
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Hepatotoxicity tx and associated w?

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Tx with activated charcoal and mucomyst

Associated with Tylenol