Musculoskeletal and ANS Flashcards
competitive neuromuscular blocking agents mimic the action of acetylcholine
falst
methocarbamol may turn urine
brown, black or green
antidotal drugs such as neostigmine can only reverse the action of
competitive neuromuscular blocking agents
centrally acting skeletal muscle relaxants are useful in treating
chronic disorders characterized by involuntary motor activity
anticholinergic drugs cause relaxation of the smooth muscle in the bronchi
True
antispasmodics should not be administered to clients with narrow angle glaucoma
True
neuromuscular agents are used for
facilitate surgery by reducing muscle movement, facilitate ECT by reducing muscle movement, prevent muscle spasm of the larynx in clients who require endotracheal intubation
neuromuscular blocking agents
the use of quinidine and similar antiarrhythmic agents is avoided in clients who have recently received neuromuscular blocking agents, all neuromuscular blocking agents are capable of causing respiratory paralysis, neuromuscular blocking agents are not useful fr treating muscle rigidity of neurological disease or trauma
adverse hepatic effects associated with use of dantrolene are most likely to occur
3-12 months after initiating therapy
the most common reason for use of neuromuscular blockade is
facilitate intubation and mechanical ventilation
which should be given with be used with great caution in a client given neuromuscular blocking agent
gentamicin
what drug directly relaxes skeletal muscle
dantrolene
neuromuscular blocking agents are usually administerd
IV
centrally acting skeletal muscle relaxants most often produce
drowsiness and sedation
dantrolene may be administered preoperatively to
prevent development of malignant hyperthermia