Vitamins + Minerals Flashcards
*iron supplements
drug names
*1 ferrous sulfate
*2 iron dextran
3 iron sucrose
4 SFGC
iron supplements
MOA
replacement
iron supplements
Tx
iron-deficiency anemia
-incr RBC production
*iron supplements
A/E
- GI distress
- teeth staining
- anaphylaxis
- —-epinephrine 1:1,000
iron supplements
RN/teach
- if intolerable, admin w food
- —-food greatly decr absorption
- teach that stool can become black or dark green
- —-usually goes away w contd use
- dilute liquid form w water/juice
- use a straw w liquid form; rinse mouth after
- monitor VS w parenteral irone
- antidote (deferozamine)
- take 1 hr before meals
why do you monitor VS w parenteral iron?
risk for hypotension or anaphylaxis
what is the antidote for iron supplements
deferoxamine mesylate
“-de”-remove
“fero”-iron
when do you administer iron supplements?
1 hr before meals
- if intolerable, admin w food
- —-food greatly decr absorption
vitamin B12 aka
cobalamin
vitamin B12
drug name
cyanocobalamin
vitamin B12
MOA
replacement
vitamin B12
Tx
- megaloblastic macrocytic anemia
- —affects all blood cells produced in bone barrow
- loss of parietal cells (intrinsic factor)
- –means pt cant absorb IV, loss of acid
vitamin B12
CI
w severe deficiency, also use folic acid in comb w B12
absorption of B12 in sm intestines require…
intrinsic factor
-produced by parietal cells of stomach
pernicious anemia leads to ______ RBCs
macrocytic
-more overly large RBC (megaloblasts) than normal RBC