Study Guide Test 2 Antihyperlipids Flashcards

1
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Prevent cholesterol

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Anti-hyperlipidemic

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2
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Major contributor in the development of heart disease, heart attacks and strokes

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Atherosclerosis

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3
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Transport cholesterol to the Peripheral cells bad cholesterol

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LDL

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4
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Take cholesterol from the Peripheral cells and transported to the liver where is metabolized and excrete. Hey stands for heaven going up

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HDL Good cholesterol

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5
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Less than 200 mg/DL

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Desired cholesterol level

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6
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An enzyme that is a catalyst a substance that accelerates a chemical reaction without its self undergoing change

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HMG-coa

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7
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Hyper lipidemia prevention of coronary events prevent cardiovascular

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Statin uses

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8
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Serious liver disorder pregnancy category risk diabetic risk and alcoholism

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Statin contraindication

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9
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Increased myopathy rhabdomyolysis Elevated plasma

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Statin interaction

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10
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Red condition in which muscle damage results in the release of muscle Cell content into the blood stream

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Rhabdomyolysis

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11
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Unexplained muscle pain, muscle tenderness, or weakness. Malaise a fever

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Manifestation of rhabdomyolysis

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12
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Class of LDL lowering drugs used for clients who have genetic Familial hyper lipidemia

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Pcsk 9 inhibitors

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13
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Pralvent repatha

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Pcsk 9 generic name

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14
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Alirocumab evolocumab

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Pcsk 9 trade name

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15
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Secreted by the liver and stored in the gallbladder emulsifies fat and lipids as these products pass through the intestines

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Bile acid resin

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16
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Constipation hemorrhoids abdominal pain increase bleeding vitamin K malabsorption vitamin a D deficiency

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Bile acid resins adverse reactions

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17
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Anticoagulant thyroid hormone vitamins A D E K and folic acid

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Bile acid resin interactions

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18
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Lowers blood lipid levels is not fully understood

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Niacin

19
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Are typically used in combinations with other anti-hyperlipidemic’s in lipid lowering treatments

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Ezetimibe

20
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Nausea and vomiting and diarrhea, severe generalize flushing of the skin severe itching or tingling and muscle aches

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Ezetimibe niacin adverse reactions

21
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Benefits cardiovascular health are the Best known and most extensively research benefits of the herb

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Garlic

22
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Lipitor is another name for

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Atorvastatin

23
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Lovastatin is another name for

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Altoprev

24
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Crestor ezallor Is another name for

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Rosuvastatin

25
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Zocor or flolipid Is another name for

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Simvastatin

26
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Drugs used to treat Neoplasia cancer

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Atineoplastic

27
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Spread of cancer outside the original organ or tissue

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Metastasis

28
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Effective in any phase of cell division

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Cell cycle nonspecific drugs

29
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Escape of fluid from a blood vessel into surrounding tissue

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Extravastatin 

30
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Giving an antimetic before administering traditional chemotherapy drug known to cause severe nausea and vomiting

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Nursing intervention help alleviate adverse reaction to chemo drug

31
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Alopecia and weight loss are adverse effects reaction to

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Tamoxifen

32
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AnTineoplastic Are harmful to

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Neoplasma or cancer cells

33
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Antineoplastic preadministration

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Note type of location of neoplastic lesion. Stage of the disease. Vital signs. Inspect general physical appearance. Laboratory

34
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PPE for administering antineoplastics why

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Avoid exposure and inhalation

35
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Patient may not eat because they are tired or not hungry

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Imbalanced nutrition

36
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Bone marrow suppression or myelosuppression is potentially dangerous

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Risk of infection with cancer drugs

37
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Decrease in the red blood cells resulting in anemia

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Thrombocytopenia

38
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Alopecia and weight loss is

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Disturb body image

39
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The caused tissue necrosis if they infiltrate or extravasate Out of the blood vessel and into the soft tissue

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Vesicants

40
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The damage is severe causing physical deformity or loss of vascularity or tendon function skin grafting may be necessary to preserve function

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What happens with vesicants and extravasation 

41
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Extravasation signs and symptoms

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Swelling, stinging, burning or pain on injection site, redness, Lack of blood return

42
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5 FU

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Fluorouracil
Palliative treatment for solid tumors; breast, stomach, pancreas,colon ,rectum

43
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Antimetabolite drug. Treats leukemias lymphoma and solid tumors as well as autoimmune disease

A

Methotrexate

44
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Platinum base drugs solid tumors ovarian testicular and bladder

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Cisplatin