Pharm Flashcards

1
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Indication of ergotamine

A

Migraine headache

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What labs require monitoring when taking gemfibrozil?

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LFTs -> risk for liver toxicity

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3
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What drug is used to stop preterm labor?

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Nifedipine

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4
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What medication allergy is a contraindication to ceftriaxone?

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Piperacillin - cephalosporins + penicillins

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5
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Monitor for what AE of sulfasalazine (taken for UC) + notify provider?

A

Jaundice

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6
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Pt receiving continuous heparin drip has aPTT of 90 sec. What should the RN do?

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Slow infusion rate, contact provider, assess pt for bleeding

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7
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Monitor for what AE on chlorothiazide (taken for HTN)?

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Muscle weakness -> potassium wasting diuretic -> hypokalemia

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8
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What lab value do you need to monitor for pt on filgrastim?

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Neutrophil count - treats neutropenia -> increased count

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9
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AE of IV gentamicin

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Proteinuria - nephrotoxicity -> monitor for oliguria + hematuria

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10
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Contraindication of metoclopramide (taken for n/v)

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GI obstruction

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11
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Pt presents with mask-like facial expression + involuntary movements/tremors after taking chlorpromazine for schizophrenia. What is pt experiencing and what med is used to treat it?

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Parkinsonism -> Amantadine (antipark med used to treat EP manis)

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12
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Labs to monitor while taking valproic acid

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PTT - alters coagulation
AST + ALT - hepatotoxic

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13
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Teaching for IV morphine bolus

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Resp depression can occur within 7 minutes after administration

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14
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What baseline test is needed before starting amitriptyline?

A

ECG

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15
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Therapeutic effects of tamoxifen

A

Antiestrogenic

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16
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`Teaching for intranasal calcitonin-salmon (for postmenopausal osteoporosis)

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To activate the pump on the initial use by holding the bottle upright + depressing the 2 white side arms toward the bottle six times

17
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What adverse effect of adenosine (administered via IV bolus for paroxysmal a. tach) do we need to monitor for?

A

Dyspnea -> causes bronchoconstriction (but is short lived)

18
Q

Common adverse effect of hydroxyzine

A

Dry mouth - anticholinergic

19
Q

What is an expected finding related to pupil size during a heroin overdose?

A

Pinpoint –> opioid toxicity
(increase size during opioid withdrawal)

20
Q

What type of insulin is insulin glulisine?

A

rapid acting (15 mins to onset of action)

21
Q

What kind of acidosis can metformin cause and what are the manifestations?

A

Lactic acidosis - myalgia, malaise, somnolence, hyperventilation

22
Q

Early manifestation of theophylline toxicity

A

Tremors (CNS stimulation)

23
Q

Manifestations of neuroleptic malignant syndrome

A

fever, resp distress, diaphoresis, HTN or htn

24
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What AE should you monitor for a pt on mannitol via continuous IV infusion

A

Lung crackles (bibasilar crackles) -> osmotic diuretic that precipitates HF + pulm edema

25
Q

When should an infant receive the DTaP?

A

2 months