Vitamins + Minerals Flashcards

1
Q

*iron supplements

drug names

A

*1 ferrous sulfate
*2 iron dextran
3 iron sucrose
4 SFGC

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2
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iron supplements

MOA

A

replacement

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3
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iron supplements

Tx

A

iron-deficiency anemia

-incr RBC production

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4
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*iron supplements

A/E

A
  • GI distress
  • teeth staining
  • anaphylaxis
  • —-epinephrine 1:1,000
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5
Q

iron supplements

RN/teach

A
  • 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
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6
Q

why do you monitor VS w parenteral iron?

A

risk for hypotension or anaphylaxis

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7
Q

what is the antidote for iron supplements

A

deferoxamine mesylate

“-de”-remove
“fero”-iron

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8
Q

when do you administer iron supplements?

A

1 hr before meals

  • if intolerable, admin w food
  • —-food greatly decr absorption
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9
Q

vitamin B12 aka

A

cobalamin

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10
Q

vitamin B12

drug name

A

cyanocobalamin

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11
Q

vitamin B12

MOA

A

replacement

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12
Q

vitamin B12

Tx

A
  • 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
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13
Q

vitamin B12

CI

A

w severe deficiency, also use folic acid in comb w B12

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14
Q

absorption of B12 in sm intestines require…

A

intrinsic factor

-produced by parietal cells of stomach

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15
Q

pernicious anemia leads to ______ RBCs

A

macrocytic

-more overly large RBC (megaloblasts) than normal RBC

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16
Q

vitamin B12

A/E

A

diarrhea > hypo-K

17
Q

vitamin B12

RN/teach

A
  • monitor s/s of B12 deficiency
  • —-beefy red tongue
  • pallor
  • neuropathy
  • encourage high B12 diet
18
Q

which drugs cause B12 deficiency

19
Q

Banana Bag

Tx

A
  • ETOH
  • malnutrition
  • wernicke’s encephalopathy
20
Q

potassium supplements

drug names

A
  • K Cl

- K gluconate

21
Q

potassium supplements

MOA

A

replacement

PO or IV infusion

22
Q

*potassium supplements

Tx

A
  • hypo-K
  • concurrent w DIURETICS or STEROIDS
  • replacement after prolonged diarrhea, laxatives, vomiting
23
Q

potassium supplements

CI

A
  • ESRD

- renal disease

24
Q

potassium supplements

A/E

A
  • GI distress (take w meals)

- hyper-K

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potassium supplements | RN/teach
- caution w K-sparing diuretics - ACE inhibitors * ***NEVER GIVE IV PUSH * assess for PHLEBITIS + irritation
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*potassium supplements | IV dosage/admin
* never give IV push * periph: <10 meq/hr * centrl: <20meq/hr
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*potassium supplements | oral RN/teach
* DONT dissolve in mouth * assess ability to swallow * take w meals
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Mg sulfate/citrate/hydroxide | MOA
replacement
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*Mg sulfate/citrate/hydroxide | Tx
- hypo-Mg (<1.3mEq/L) * Torsades de Points * tocolysis - prevent seizures
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1st line of Tx for torsades de points?
Mg sulfate/citrate/hydroxide
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w Tx of TOCOLYSIS w Mg sulfate, if there is no DTR, you should administer ______
Ca Gluconate
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Mg sulfate/citrate/hydroxide | CI
- AV blocks - rectal bleeding - NV - Abd pain
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Mg sulfate/citrate/hydroxide | A/E
- muscle weakness - flaccid paralysis - suppress electrical conduction thru AV node of hrt - resp depression
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A patient has a positive Chvostek sign. The nurse interprets this as a sign of
neuromuscular excitability | -can be caused by HYPOcalcemia, HYPOmagnesemia
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*Mg sulfate/citrate/hydroxide | RN/teach
- monitor for absent DTR | - always have IV Ca Gluconate in room
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if admin IV Mg sulfate, always put on monitor for...
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