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Risk factors for peptic ulcer disease

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Family history
Blood group O
Smoking – increases gastric secretion
Caffeine
NSAIDs, ASA
Psychological stress
H. pylori
treatment: triple or quadruple therapy with antibiotics and PPIs

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What is GERD

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Weakening of lower esophageal sphincter

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Lifestyle changes to treat GERD

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Weight loss
Elevate HOB
Avoid fatty and acidic foods
Do not eat 3 hours before bed
No ETOH
No smoking

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proton pump inhibitor

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omeprazole, esomeprazole, lansoprazole

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Long term effects of omeprazole, esomeprazole, lansoprazole

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pneumonia, osteoporosis, hypomagnesemia**

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How long should proton pump inhibitor therapy be limited to

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2 months

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omeprazole, esomeprazole, lansoprazole drug interactions

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increased bleeding with warfarin; increased digoxin & phenytoin levels

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omeprazole, esomeprazole, lansoprazole drug interactions

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increased bleeding with warfarin; increased digoxin & phenytoin levels

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Lifespan considerations for proton pump inhibitors:geriatric

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osteoporosis, iron and B12 deficiency, Increase intake of calcium & magnesium, Incorporate weight-bearing exercises

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H2 receptor antagonist

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ranitidine, famotidine, cimetidine

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Nursing for H2 receptor antagonists

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use in older adults can cause CNS symptoms- confusion

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drug interactions for ranitidine, famotidine, cimetidine

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antacids should not be given within 1 hr of H2 antagonists because it may reduce absorption

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antacid

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aluminum hydroxide, magnesium hydroxide, calcium carbonate

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MOA of antacids

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neutralizes acid

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15
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Nursing for antacids

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administer 2hrs before or after other drugs; chew & drink with 8 oz water

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contra-indications of antacids

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bowel obstruction; caution renal patients- they cannot eliminate aluminum**

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Nursing for PUD

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-Avoid smoking which can delay wound healing
-Avoid food that promote gastric secretion- coffee, caffeine and decaff beverages
-Avoid ASA and NSAIDs
-Avoid ETOH which can exacerbate PUD
-Eat meals on a regular schedule in a relaxed setting and do not overeat

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Prostaglandin analog/gastric protectant

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misoprostol, sucralfate

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use of misoprostol

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prevents ulcers caused by meds (NSAIDS, ASA)

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contradictions of misoprotol

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pregnancy

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action of sucralfate

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creates a protective barrier against acid & pepsin

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drug interactions with sucralfate

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blocks absorption of warfarin, phenytoin, digoxin, antibiotics; take 2 hours away from these meds

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What is constipation

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less than 3* bowel movements per week

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Causes of constipation

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-Lack of exercise
-Lack of fiber
-Decreased fluid intake
-Medications: opioids, anticholinergics, antihistamines, antacids, iron
-Foods: dairy, chocolate, refined white flour
-Diseases: hypothyroidism, DM, IBS

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What is diarrhea

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More than 3* bowel movements a day*

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Causes of diarrhea

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Medications: antibiotics
Infection: C diff, VRE
Inflammation: IBS, IBD
Travel out of the country

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bulk-type laxative prototype

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psyllium

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Nursing interventions for psyllium

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mix with 8 oz of water and follow with 8 oz of water

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Contraindications for psyllium

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undiagnosed abdominal pain, intestinal obstruction, fecal impaction

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Surfactant/emollient laxatives and action

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docusate sodium: lowers surface tension to all ow penetration of water

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Stimulant laxatives and action

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bisacodyl senna: stimulates intestinal peristalsis

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Osmostic laxatives and action

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-magnesium hydroxide (MOM), magnesium citrate, sodium phosphates (Fleet’s), polyethylene glycol, lactulose
-draws water into large intestine to produce bulk and stimlulates peristalsis

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antidiarrheal prototype

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diphenoxylate with Atropine

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adverse effects of diphenoxylate with Atropine

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dizziness, drowsiness (with high doses)

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contraindications of diphenoxylate with Atropine

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severe dehydration, electrolyte imbalance

36
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nursing for diphenoxylate with Atropine

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drink fluids with electrolytes, avoid caffeine

37
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drug interactions with diphenoxylate with Atropine

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alcohol & CNS depressants produce sedation

38
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OD of diphenoxylate Atropine

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naloxone for respiratory depression

39
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sulfonamide/ 5-aminosalicylate Prototype

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sulfasalazine

40
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adverse effects of sulfasalazine

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n/v/d, skin rashes, blood disorders

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nursing for sulfasalazine

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do not administer if allergy to sulfa, ASA, or thiazide diuretics*

42
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contraindications for sulfasalazine

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sulfa or salicylate sensitivity

43
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meds for IBS-C

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lubiprostone, linaclotide

44
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is lubiprostone and linaclotide used in women or men

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women

45
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side effects of lubiprostone and linaclotide

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diarrhea, nausea

46
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contra-indication of lubiprostone and linaclotide

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bowel obstruction

47
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nursing for lubiprostone and lincaclotide

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take with food

48
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meds for IBS-D

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alosetron

49
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is alosetron used in women or men

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women

50
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side effects of alosetron

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constipation, obstruction, impaction, or perforation

51
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contraindications for alosetron

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chronic constipation, Crohns, colitis, diverticulitis

52
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antiemetic/serotonin antagonist prototype

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ondansetron: (zofran), granisetron, dolasetron

53
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side effects of antiemetic/serotonin antagonists

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headache, dizzy, diarrhea, drowsiness

54
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contraindications of antiemetic/serotonin antagonists

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dysrthmias

55
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drug interactions with antiemetic/serotonin antagonists

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CNS depressants & antipsychotics- can intensify CNS effects

56
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Dopamine antagonists

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Chlorpromazine, prochlorperazine, promethazine

57
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Prokinetics

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metoclopramide

58
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Anticholinergics

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Scopolamine patch

59
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Antihistamines

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Dimenhydrinate, diphenhydramine, hydroxyzine, meclizine

60
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Cannabinoids

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Dronabinol, nabilone

61
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pancreatic enzymes prototype

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pancrelipase

62
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nursing for pancrelipase

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do not crush or open enteric coated tablets; may sprinkle on food; give with meals and snacks*

63
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contraindications for pancrelipase

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pork allergy

64
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drug interactions for pancrelipase

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decreased absorption of iron; antacids may decrease effect of pancrelipase

65
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these restore the normal flora of the intestine following diarrhea, particularly from antibiotic therapy

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probiotic

66
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You should not take a probiotic the same time as an antibiotic (T/F)

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True

67
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what is the only vitamin humans produce

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D

68
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it is okay to consume up to three times the daily recommended levels of all vitamins except these two

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A and D

69
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causes of undernutrition

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low dietary intake, malabsorption disorders, fad diets, alcoholism, eating disorders, surgery, trauma, wasting disorders such as cancer or AIDS

70
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lipid-soluble vitamins

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vitamin A

71
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uses of vitamin A

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night blindness, slow wound healing, GI disorders

72
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Long term effects of high amounts of vitamin A

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drying and scaling of the skin, alopecia, fatigue

73
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Which vitamin is labeled category X in pregnancy

A

A

74
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MOA of folic acid

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RBC, WBC, platelet production

75
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primary use of folic acid

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during pregnancy to promote normal fetal growth, reversing symptoms of deficiency from inadequate intake or alcohol abuse

76
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drug interactions of folic acid

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levels are decreased by methotrexate (mtx) and sulfonamides

77
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nursing action of folic acid

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assess CBC, folic acid levels; include food sources such as: green leafy vegetables, citrus fruits, dried beans

78
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Mineral

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magnesium sulfate, oxide, hydroxide

79
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side effects of magnesium sulfate, oxide, hydroxide

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muscle weakness, suppresses AV conduction in the heart, can cause respiratory depression, diarrhea; flushing with IV infusion

80
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nursing actions for minerals

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monitor magnesium, calcium levels, vital signs, monitor for absent DTRs, normal magnesium levels: 1.3-2.1 mEq/L; include food sources: whole grains, nuts, legumes, green leafy vegetables, bananas

81
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Mineral OD

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IV calcium gluconate

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