Week 10 revised Flashcards

1
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Teaching for patients administering their own insulin

A

rotate sites, administer 30 minutes before meals

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2
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Signs of hypothyroidism

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intolerance to cold, receding hairline, facial and eyelid edema, dull-blank expression, extreme fatigue, thick tongue, slow speech, anorexia, brittle nails and hair, dry skin, muscle aches, constipation, weight gain

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3
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Signs of hyperthyroidism

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fine, straight hair, bulging eyes, face flushing, enlarged thyroid, tachy, elevated systolic BP, breast enlargement, weight loss, finger clubbing, tremors, diarrhea

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4
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signs of hypoglycemia

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fast heartbeat, cold pale skin, shaking, sweating, nervousness, irritability, dizziness, hunger

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5
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signs of hyperglycemia

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increased thirst, urge to pee, tiredness, blurred vision, unintentional weight loss. recurring infection

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6
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adverse effects of levothyroxine

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rare; palpitations, dysrhythmias, anxiety, insomnia, weight loss, heat intolerance

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7
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adverse effects of corticosteroids

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sodium & fluid retention; CNS(insomnia, anxiety, headache, vertigo, confusion, depression), adrenal suppression, infection, long term can cause PUD & Cushing’s Syndrome

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8
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Symptoms of cushings disease

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round face, obese, round belly, stretch marks, skinny extremities, “buffalo hump-fat pad”, high HR, hypertension, rosy cheeks, poor wound healing, bruising, fractures, mood swings

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9
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Medication to give for insulin toxicity

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glucagon, glucose

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10
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important electrolyte to follow in diabetics, especially those receiving insluin

A

sodium

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11
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side effects of timolol eyedrops

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local burning and stinging

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12
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What can happen if timolol eye drops are not administered correctly

A

hypotension and dysrthymias

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13
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side effects of Latanaprost eye drops

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conjunctival edema, tearing, dryness, burning, pain, irritation, itching, photophobia, and visual disturbances; eyelashes may grow thicker and darker

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13
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side effects of Latanaprost eye drops

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conjunctival edema, tearing, dryness, burning, pain, irritation, itching, photophobia, and visual disturbances; eyelashes may grow thicker and darker

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14
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herbal remedy for joint pain and degeneration

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Glucosamine, chondroitin

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15
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which medications interact poorly with gout treatments

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thiazide diuretics, aspirin, cyclosporine, chronic alcohol use

16
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MOA of desmopressin

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synthetic analog of ADH that acts on kidneys to increase the reabsorption of water

17
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which electrolytes can be affected by steroids

A

May decrease potassium, T3 and T4

18
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teaching for Aledronate (Fosamax)

A

empty stomach 2 hours before breakfast; must remain sitting upright for 30 minutes and
first meal is eaten to prevent esophagitis**

19
Q

ways in which we assess patients for osteoporosis

A

muscle spasms, localized pain ,stiffness, joint and bone enlargement

20
Q

beta adrenergic antagonist (blocker) eyedrops

A

timolol

21
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Prostaglandin analogs

A

Latanoprost

22
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which medications effect insulin absorption

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ETOH, ASA, MAOI; antagonists: corticosteroids, thyroid hormone, epinephrine; increased glucose with furosemide & thiazides; symptoms of hypoglycaemia may be masked with beta blockers