Miscellaneous Drugs & Drug Interactions Flashcards
Name three commonly used dyes and contrast media
Methylene blue
Indigo carmine
Fluoroscein
Methylene Blue is used for
evaluation of urine clearance time
to identify where ureters enter the bladder
treat methemoglobinemia
Large doses of M. blue may cause
Nausea, abdominal pain, h/a, METHEMOGLOBINEMIA
*IV bolus of M.Blue is associated with
TRANSIENT HYPOTENSION and False Sp02 reduction (dye changes blood color)
Never give M.Blue
SQ, Intrathecally
Indigo Carmine is used to
evaluate urine clearance time
to identify where ureters enter bladder
I. Carmine is associated with
slight hypertension
I. Carmine is prepared in a
0.8% solution in 5 mL ampules
M. Blue is prepared in a
1% solution in 10 mL ampules
Fluoroscein is used for
diagnostic angiography, or angioscopy of the fundus and iris vasculature
Fluoroscein should not be
injected intrathecally
Fluoroscein transiently causes skin and urine to turne
yellowish
True or False, Fluroscein can cause allergic rxn
True
*caution in asthmatics
The incidence of adverse drug interaction increases as the —— of concurrently administered drugs increases
Number
Thiopental (pH 10.5) precipitates when mixed with
Opioids (pH 3-4)
Heparin (acidic) is neutralized by
Protamine (basic)
Local anesthetics mixed with —— prolongs the DOA of the LA
epinephrine