Pharmacology Flashcards

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NSAIDs Examples

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Ibuprofen, Naproxen, Ketorolac

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NSAID USES

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Mild to moderate pain; fever reduction; reduce inflammation

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NSAID Side Effects

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HA; CP; Acute kidney failure; Renal tubular necrosis; rash; bleeding; GI upset

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NSAID Nursing considerations

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Assess pain/fever/inflammation; monitor renal function; monitor blood count/bleeding studies if on long term therapy

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NSAID Patient teaching

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Take lowest dose possible for effect; Do not take for extended time unless discussed w/provider; take with food to minimize GI upset

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NSAID MOA

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Prevent body from making prostaglandins (hormone like chemicals that contribute to inflammation, pain and fever) by inhibiting enzyme cyclooxygenase.

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NSAID Drug-drug interactions

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Blood thinners; ACE/ARB; Lithium; Herbal supplements; Alcohol

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Opioids - MILD PAIN

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Hydrocodone (Norco/Vicodin); Oxycodone/Oxycodone HCL (Oxycontin)

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OPIODS- MILD PAIN SE

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Lightheadedness; Dizzy; Drowsy; N/V; Constipation

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OPIODS - MILD PAIN Nursing Considerations

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VS; Pain score; N/V

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Opioids - MILD Pt. Teaching

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May be dizzy; N/V; No driving; Change positions slowly

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Opioids- MILD MOA

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Binds to opiate receptors in the CNS; Alters the perception and response to pain; CNS depression

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Opiods - MILD Drug:Drug Int.

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Increased SE if given with anticholinergics/antidiarrheal; Barbiturate anesthetic

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Opioid SEVERE Pain Examples

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Hydyromorphone; Morphine; Fentanyl; Demerol

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Opioids SEVERE Pain Uses

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Acute pain rated 7-10/10; PCA; Dyspnea c/b cardiac disease

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Opioid SEVERE Pain SE

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Constipation; Dizzy; Hypotension; Vision changes; N/V; urinary retention

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Opioids SEVERE Pain Nursing Considerations

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VS; Postural hypotension; N/V

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Opioids SEVERE Pain Pt. Teaching

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Avoid ETOH/CNS depressants; No driving; No breastfeeding

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Opioids SEVERE Pain MOA

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Binds to opiate receptors in the CNS–>alters perception and response to pain while depressing CNS; Supress cough reflex

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Opioids SEVERE Drug:Drug Interactions

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Alcohol; Antidepressant; Antihistamine; Sedative/Hypnotics

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Benzodiazepines Examples

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Lorazepam; Alprazolam; Clonazepam; Diazepam (**AM)

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Benzodiazepine Uses

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Anxiety; Preanesthetic; Seizure

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Benzodiazepine SE

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Drowsiness; HA; Hypo/hypertension; N/V

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Benzodiazepine Nursing Considerations

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Airway equipment nearby if IV; SL admin has rapid abs; Don’t use if discolored

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Benzodiazepine Pt. Teaching

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No driving; No large volumes of coffee; No ETOH; MUST be tapered

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Benzodiazepine MOA

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Enhance GABA causing sedation; anxiolysis; muscle relaxation; hypnosis

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Benzodiazepine Drug:Drug

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Alcohol/Sedating medications; Theophylline decreases effectiveness

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PPI Examples

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Pantoprazole; Omeprazole; Lansoprazole

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PPI Uses

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Stress ulcers; GERD; Gastritis; Fullness; GI Pain

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PPI SE

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HA; Diarrhea; Abd. pain; N/V; Insomnia; Hyperglycemia; Anemia

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PPI’s Nursing Considerations

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Assess for epigastric pain, occult blood in stool; contraindicated in hypocalcemia

32
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PPI Patient Teaching

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May cause hyperglycemia in diabetics; avoid NSAIDS/ETOH

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PPI MOA

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Blocks final step in acid production

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PPI Drug:Drug

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Increases Warfarin levels; decreased absorption w/TUMS/Sulcrafate; increased levels w/benzo’s/phenytoin/clarithromycin

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Barbiturate Example

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Phenobarbitol

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Barbiturate Uses

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Sedative; hypnotic; long term antiepileptic

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Barbiturate SE

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Vertigo; CNS Depression; N/V; constipation/diarrhea

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Barbiturate Nursing Considerations

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Patient must be on birth control; give slowly IV

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Barbiturate Patient Teaching

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Will make drowsy/less anxious; do not get up after you have received it; it is habit forming

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Barbiturate MOA

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General CNS depressant; at low levels has anticonvulsant activity

41
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Barbiturate Drug:Drug

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Valproic acid increases levels; ETOH causes increased CNS depression; nephrotoxic with Methosyflurane

42
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Histamine Blocker Examples

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Famotidine; Cimetidine; Nizatidine (“tidine”)

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Histamine Blocker Uses

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Treatment and prevention of heartburn & acid indigestion

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Histamine Blocker SE

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Dizziness, arrhythmias, drowsiness, HA, nausea

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Histamine Blocker Nursing Considerations

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Assess for abdominal pain/occult blood; may cause false positive urine protein test;

46
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Histamine Blocker MOA

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Blocks HCL production; reduces volume of stomach acid production

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