Skills test! Flashcards

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what therapeutic class is glycopyrrolate

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Antipasmodics (suppresses muscle spasm)

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what pharmacological class is glycopyrrolate

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anticholinergics (blocks acetylcholine NT’s - inhibit parasympathetic nerve impulse)

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what is the indications for glycopyrrolate

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inhibits salivation & excess respiratory secretions when given preoperatively or for palliative care.
(Reverses some of the secretory & vagal actions of cholinesterase inhibitors used to treat non depolarizing neuromuscular blockade) (Adjunctive management peptic ulcer disease)

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What is the action of gylcopyrrolate

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Inhibits the action of acetylcholine @ postganglionic sites located in smooth muscle, salt. glands & CNS. Low doses decrease sweating, salivation & respiratory secretions. Intermediate doses increase HR & large doses decrease GI & GU motility.

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what is the therapeutic effect of glycopyrrolate

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Decreased GI & resp secretions. Not well absorbed orally. Crosses placenta

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6
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Onset of glycopyrrolate

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15-30 minutes or longer

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7
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peak of glycopyrrolate

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30-45 minutes or longer

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duration of glycopyrrolate

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2-7 hours

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half life of glycopyrolate

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~2 hours

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10
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when is glycopyrolate contraindicated

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hypersensitivity, glaucoma, hemorrhage, tachycardia, ulcerative colitis, toxic megacolong

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what are side effects of glycopyrollate

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headache, congestion, tachycardia, dry mouth, vomiting, urinary hesitancy, flushing

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12
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interactions of glycopyrollate

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increased GI mucosal lesions with oral potassium chloride, may alter absorption of oral drugs by slowing motility

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what to assess before giving glycopyrolate

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HR, BP, RR, Intake/output in geriatric, bowel sounds, LBM, may cause decreased uric acid

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14
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what is the antidote for glycopyrolate

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Neostigmine

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15
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What should you teach the patient

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will decrease respiratory secretions. Avoid extreme temperatures, may cause dizziness, notify if eye pain.

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16
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what is the T class of dimenhydrinate

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Antiemetics, antihistamines

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17
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what is the indication for dimenhydrinate

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N/V, Dizzy, vertigo w/ motion sickness

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what is the action of dimenhydrinate

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Inhibits vestibular stimulation, significant CNS depression, anticholinergics, antihistaminic, antiemetic

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what is the therepeatuci effect of Dimenhydrinate

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decrease vestibular stimulation - prevent motion sickness

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20
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what is the onset of dimenhydrinate

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20-30 minutes

21
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what is the peak of dimenhydrinate

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1-2 hours

22
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what is the duration of dimenhydrinate

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3-6 hours

23
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what is cautioned for dimenhydrinate

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glaucoma, seizure, prostatic hyperplasia

24
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what are the side effects of dimenhydrinate

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Drowsiness, anorexia, hypotensioon, diarhea, dry mouth

25
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what are the interactions of dimenhydrinate

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increased CNS depression w/ antihistamines alcohol or opiod

26
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what is the normal dose of dimenhydrinate

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50 mg Q 4 hours

27
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what should you assess for dimenhydrinate

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N/V, Bowel sounds, abdominal pain, emesis, input, output, dehydration, avoid alcohol & may cause drowsiness

28
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what T class is insulin

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Antidiabetics, hormones

29
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what P class is insulin

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Pancreatics

30
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What indication is insulin

A

control hyperglycaemia

31
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what is the action of insulin

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lower bg by stimulations. glucose uptake in skeletal muscle & fat, inhibit gluconeogenisis, lypolysis, proteolysis, enhances protein synthesis

32
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what is the therapeutic effect of insulin

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control hyperglycaemia

33
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what should be known about insulin requirements

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stress increases requirements
beta blockers, clonidine, resepin mask hypoglycememia symptoms
alcohol decreases insulin requirements

34
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what should you assesss for

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Hypoglycemia ( Anxiety, restless, tingles, chills, sweat, confusion, drowsy, hungry, headache, nervous, tachycardia

35
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All about lispro

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Onset: 10-15 minutes
Peak: 60-90 minutes
Duration: 3-5 hours 
Give immediately before meals 
can be mixed
36
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all about NPH

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onset: 1-3 hours
peak: 5-8 hours
duration: 12-18 hours
don’t give IV
can be mixed with rapid or reg

37
Q

storing insulin

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28 days once open - don’t forget to label

keep out of sunlight & heat

38
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how long to label tubing for

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96 hours (4 days)

39
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how much fluid to flush `

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3-5mls

40
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what gauge for sub cut

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25

41
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what length for sub cut 90 degrees

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1/2 or 12 mm

42
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what length for sub cut 45 degrees

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5/8 inch of 16mm

43
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what amounts to grasp for different angles

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5cm to do 90, 2.5 cm to do 45

44
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storage of insulin

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28 days room temp
unopened in the fridge
void heat & sun
less pain at room temp

45
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what gauge needle for IM

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20-25 gauge needle for aqueous, 18-21 for oil

46
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what is the max volume sub cut

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1-1.5 ml

47
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what is the mac volume for IM

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2-3 is ideal, can do up to 5

48
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what length needle IM

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1-1.5 inch but usually 1.5