pharm 201 E1 Flashcards

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Prednisone Tx

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Asthma

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Prednisone Class

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Oral Glucocorticoid

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Prednisone AE

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Adrenal suppression, osteoporosis, hyperglycemia, PUD

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Prednisone Contraindications

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Fungal infections, caution if HTN, TB, DM, CHF, Osteoporosis, impaired liver fx

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Budesonide Tx

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Asthma

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Budesonide Class

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Inhaled Glucocorticoid

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Budesonide AE

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*Oral Candidiasis, adrenal suppression, glaucoma, dysphoria

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Budesonide Contraindications

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Status Asthmaticus, acute asthma attack, susppressed immune system, TB, DM, sytemic steroid use, glaucoma, osteoporosis

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Budesonide Nursing

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*If taking with Beta-2 take Beta-2 first, assess for adrenal insuficiency when changing to inhalation route, take at same time everyday

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Montelukast Tx

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Asthma

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Montelukast AE

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HA, abd pain, gastroenteritis, elevated liver enzymes

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Montelukast Contraindications

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Caution if sever liver disease, sever asthma, tapering systemic steroids

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Montelukast Nursing

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Take at night a the same time, monitor respiratory status, not intended for acute attacks, May take a week or more for therapeutic effects

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Albuterol Tx

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Asthma

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15
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Albuterol Class

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Beta 2 Androgenic Agonist

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Albuterol AE

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tachycardia, tremor, angioedema

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17
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Albuterol Contraindications

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DM, hypersensitivity to levalbuterol

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18
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Pilocarpine Tx

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Glaucoma

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Pilocarpine AE

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*Parasympathetic effects (HypoTN), retinal detachement, decreased visual acuity

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Pilocarpine Contraindications

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Caution in asthma and *bradycardia (HypoTN)

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Pilocarpine Nursing

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*Do not give if brown, give IV Atropine to reverse, can cause myopia, can cause systemic (cholinergic) affect

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Pilocarpine Class

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Cholinergic Agonist

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Atropine Tx

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Dilation of eye for surgery, and reversal drug for Pilocarpine toxicity

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Atropine Class

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Anticholinergic Agent

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Atropine AE

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*Dry mouth, increased IOP, eyelid edema, photophobia, blurred vision *anti-cholinergic effects

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Atropine Contra

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Closed-angle Glaucoma, Down-syndrome, brain damage

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Atropine Nursing

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Causes cycoplegia (paralization & dilation of eye), pt will need sunglasses, compress lacrimal duct during admin (1-2 min)

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28
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Timolol Tx

A

Glaucoma

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29
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Timolol Class

A

Beta Blocker

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Timolol AE

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*Stinging in eye, heart block, bradycardia, bronchospasm

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Timolol Contra

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AV heart block, sinus bradycardia, cardiogenic shock, cautin if heart failure & asthma, or COPD

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Timolol Nursing

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*Can mask symptoms of hypoglycemia, DOC for Glaucoma, *apply pressure to inner canthus ( 30-60 sec), monitor for respiratory depression, *check heart rate

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33
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Levothyroxine Tx

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Hypothyroidism

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Levothyroxine AE

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Thyrotoxicosis (chest pain, nervousness, tremors), sleeplessness, heat intollerance, diaphoresis

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35
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Levothyroxine Contra

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Acute MI, CVD, or thyrotoxicosis

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36
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Levothyroxine Nursing

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Give on empty stomach (1 hour before meal), give at same time everyday, monitor VS (BP of 140/80 is within range if on HTN meds), Hx weight loss, diet

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37
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Methimazole Tx

A

Hyperthyroidism

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38
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Methimazole AE

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Agranulocytosis (depressed immune response), hypothyroidism

39
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Methimazole Contra

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Allergy to tioamidesm impaired liver fx, pregnancy

40
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Methimazole Nursing

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Monitor signs of high or low thyroid, take at same time w/ meals, taper

41
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Radioactive Iodine Tx

A

Hyperthyroidism

42
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Radioactive Iodine AE

A

Radiation sickness, bone marrow suppression, hypothyroid

43
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Radioactive Iodine Contra

A

pregnancy, young children

44
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Radioactive Iodine Nursing

A

Avoid coughing, low O2 sat, avoid prolonged intimate contact for 3 days, taken only for a few weeks

45
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Insulin Aspart/Lispro (rapid-acting)

A

Starts 15-30 minPeak 1 hourLasts 3-6 hoursCan be mixed, can give IV

46
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Humulin R [Regular Insulin] (short-acting)

A

Starts 30-60 minPeak 1-5 hoursLasts 6-10 hourscan be mixed, can give IV

47
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NPH (intermediate-acting)

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Starts 1-2 hoursPeak 6-14 hoursLasts 16-24 hoursDo NOT give IV, can be mixed*cloudy appearance

48
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Insulin Determir (Long-acting)

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Can be given as intermediate, Do NOT give IV, Do NOT mix

49
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Insulin Glargine (Long-acting)

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Starts 1 hourNo peakLasts 24 hoursDo NOT give IV, Do NOT mix

50
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Sitagliptin Class

A

Oral Hypoglycemic

51
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Sitagliptin AE

A

sore throat, rhinitis, upper respiratory infection, HA, hypoglycemia

52
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Sitagliptin Nursing

A

Does not cause weight gain, expensive, can be used alone or combined with Metformin, reduces postprandial effects

53
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Acarbose Class

A

Oral Hypoglycemic

54
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Acarbose AE

A

Flatulence, cramps, abd distention

55
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Acarbose Nursing

A

Take w/ first bite of meal

56
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Metformin Class

A

Oral Hypoglycemic

57
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Metformin AE

A

Decreased apetite, N & D, metallic taste, lactic acidosis

58
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Metformin Contra

A

Liver or renal probblems, excessive ETOH

59
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Metformin Nurising

A

Peak 2 hoursexcreted through urine

60
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Repaglinide Class

A

Oral Hypoglycemic

61
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Repaglinide AE

A

hypoglycemia

62
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Repaglinide Nursing

A

Peak 1 hours, pt needs a timely breakfast

63
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Exenatide Class

A

Injectable Incretin Mimetic

64
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Exenatide Tx

A

DM/Hyperglycemia

65
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Exenatide AE

A

hypoglycemia, pancreatitis, mild weight loss, decrease renal fx

66
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Exenatide Nursing

A

Peak 2.1 hours after Sub-Q injectionLasts 6 hoursvery good at lowering A1c, promotes saiety

67
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General Anesthesia AE

A

*Malignant Hyperthermia (jaw locked, rigidity), resp & cardiac depression (must have mech airway support available), aspiration, hepatotoxicity

68
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General Anesthesia D-D

A

*Catecholamines

69
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General Anesthesia Nursing

A

Causes loss of ALL sensation

70
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Spinal Anesthesia AE

A

*HA, HypoTN (treat with Trendelenburg @ 10-15 degrees), *tachydysrythmias

71
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Spinal Anesthesia Nursing

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Injected into cerebrospinal fluid in subarachnoid space, Reduce risk of HA by keeping pt supine for 12 hours

72
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Nitrous Oxide Nursing

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can cause diffusion hypoxia (treat w/ 100% humidified O2), no post-op N/V, assess respiiratory rate, TCDB, give warming blanket if needed

73
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Glipizide Class

A

2nd Gen Sulfonylurea Hypoglycemic

74
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Glipizide Tx

A

Diabetes/Hyperglycemia

75
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Glipizide AE

A

SJS,

76
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Glipizide Nurisng

A

Take 30 min before meal

77
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Glipizide Contra

A

Type 1 DM, DKA,

78
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Tiotropium Class

A

Anticholinergic

79
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Tiotropium AE

A

Anticholinergic effects, increased IOP, blurred vision

80
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Tiotropium Contra

A

Glaucoma, prostatic hypertrophy, impaired renal fx

81
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Tiotropium Nursing

A

know any difficulty urinating, if no urine after 8 hours, seek Tx w/ another med

82
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Isoniazid Tx

A

TB

83
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Isoniazid AE

A

p[eripheral Neuritis, optic neuritis, hepatotoxic, Thrombocytopnea, seizures

84
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Isoniazid Contra

A

Acute liver disease, caution in impaired renal fx, HIV, ETOH abuse

85
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Rifampin Tx

A

TB

86
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Rifampin AE

A

Hepatotoxic, Red-orang body secretios, flu-like sndrome, thrombocytopnea

87
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Somatropin Class

A

Human Growth Hormone

88
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Somatropin AE

A

Hyperglycemia, hypercalciuria (can cause stones)

89
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Somatropin Contra

A

Severe Obesity, sleep apnea, upper airway obstruction

90
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Somatropin Nursing

A

Should be stopped by the time of epethesial closure of long bones, can be given IM also, monitor for 3 P’s

91
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Desmopressin Class

A

ADH

92
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Desmopressin AE

A

water intoxication, excessive vasoconstriction

93
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Desmopressin Contra

A

CAD, pregnancy

94
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Desmopressin Nurisng

A

Monitor for over/dehydration, monitor serum & urine electrolytes & osmolality