Pharmacology Flashcards

1
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routes: sublingual

A

(SL) under the tongue

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2
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routes: oral

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(PO) through digestive system

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3
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route: intravenous injection

A

(IV) into the vein, fastest way!

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4
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route: intraosseous injection

A

(IO) into the bone

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5
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route: subcutaneous

A

under the skin, lasts longer

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6
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route: intramuscular

A

(IM) into the muscle

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7
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route: intranasal

A

(IN) pushed through a MAO through the nose

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8
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route: transcutaneous

A

through the skin

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9
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the rights of medication administration

A

right patient, medication, indication, dose, route, time

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10
Q

aspirin indications

A

chest pain of cardiac origin

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11
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aspirin contraindications

A

hypersensitivity and recent bleeding

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12
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aspirin dose

A

81-324mg, chewable tablets

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13
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ipratropium/albuterol indications

A

asthma, difficulty breathing with wheezing

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14
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ipratropium/albuterol contraindications

A

hypersensitivity, tachycardia, chest pain

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15
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ipratropium/albuterol dose

A

1-2 inhalations every 5 minutes

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16
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epinephrine indications

A

anaphylactic reaction

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17
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epinephrine contraindications

A

chest pain of cardiac origin, hypothermia, hypertension

18
Q

epinephrine dose

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0.3mg for adults and 0.15mg for children

19
Q

naloxone has the brand name…

A

Narcan

20
Q

naloxone indications

A

opioid poisoning

21
Q

naloxone contraindications

A

hypersensitivity

22
Q

naloxone dose

A

2mg intranasally or intramuscularly

23
Q

nitroglycerin indications

A

chest pain of cardiac origin

24
Q

nitroglycerin contraindications

A

hypotension, use of erectile dysfunction medication in the last 24-48 hours, head injury

25
Q

nitroglycerin doses

A

0.4mg SL or spray

26
Q

oral glucose indications

A

low blood glucose levels (hypoglycemia)

27
Q

oral glucose contraindications

A

decreased LOC, nausea, vomiting

28
Q

oral glucose dose

A

half the tube

29
Q

acetaminophen indications

A

relief of mild pain, headaches, muscle aches, and fever

30
Q

acetaminophen dose

A

500-1000mg every 4 hours

31
Q

diphenhydramine has the brand name…

A

Benadryl

32
Q

diphenhydramine indicaitons

A

mild allergic reactions

33
Q

diphenhydramine dose

A

25-50mg

34
Q

ibuprofen indication

A

mild pain, head aches, muscle aches, and fever

35
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ibuprofen dose

A

200-400mg

36
Q

antiplatelet medications do what?

A

prevent blood platelets from clumping or sticking together.

37
Q

anticoagulant medications do what?

A

impair the ability for blood to clot

38
Q

Sorbitol is…

A

used in active charcoal medications

39
Q

To administer nitro, the patient’s systolic BP must be…

A

90

40
Q

what does aspirin do?

A

when a blood clots in the coronary artery, it prevents a clot from getting larger.

41
Q

nitro mechanism?

A

vasodilation and increased myocardial oxygen supply