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zinc should not be taken with |
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Mineral that helps for DMII |
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Antacids and iron should be taken |
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If serum osmolality is 270, body fluid osmlality is |
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D5W goes from being ___ to being __ |
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Dextran is a volume expander classified as a |
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oliguria, tachycardia, later bradycardia |
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highest priority for azithromycin (zithromax) is to |
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DMII pt has infection, is taking levoflaxin (Levaquin). Based on the interaction w/oral hypoglycemics must check |
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Glucose frequently bc of hypoglycemia risk |
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Tetracycline _____ the effects of digoxin |
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IV tetracycline, when to draw peak level if given at 9 |
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nystatin should be given in 1-2 .... |
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1-2 tsp swished then swallowed |
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antihelmenthics should be given __ bc of __ |
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highest priority for antihelmenthics |
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avoid driving/machinery bc of drowsiness |
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chloroqine. BP drops!! What is happening |
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Sezure pt exposed to TB. Taking DILANTIN and ISONAZID. The effect of the DILANTIN will be __ |
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high SPF bc of photosensitivity |
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rationale behind co-trimoxazole (Bactrim-Septra) is |
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Trimethoprim prevents bac resistance to sulfamethoxazole |
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co-trimethoxazole has 8-12 hr half life; when to give |
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highest priority for sulfamethoxazole (Gantanol) |
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incrreae fluid to 2L aday |
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drug for family members of TB pt |
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isonazid __ effect of dilaintin |
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how often to apply penciclovir (Denavir) |
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every 2hours during the day |
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antiviral, red swollen gums, what to do |
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ow to enhance absorption of nitrofurantoin (Macrodantin) |
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when to take Kaletra (lopinavir.ritonavir) |
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flagyl causes urine to turn |
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fluid requirement for adults |
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tetany from severe calcium deficit |
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twitching, numb fingers, carpopedal spasms, laryngeal spasms |
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residual drowsiness and impaired reaction time after being on hypnotics a while |
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secobarbital (Seconal)= short acting barb |
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temazepam (Restoril) is a |
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whats the point of balanced anesthesia |
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reduction in amt of drug to maintain desired state of anesthesia |
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if taking barbituates such as pentobrbital, which herbal to avoid |
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highest priority of nurse after spinal anesthsia |
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remain flat for 6-8 hr to prevent loss of csf, prevent headaches |
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why take ambien night before surgery |
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gingival hyperplasia, red urine |
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vilproic acid (Depakene) is contraindicated in clients w |
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valproic acid. serum level 60 mcg/mL is... |
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The client with ____ would NOT be a candidate for Sinemet. |
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Narrow-angle glaucoma bc sinemet increases IO pressure |
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Antiviral used to decrease parkinsonian symptoms |
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Bc of its most life threatening ADR, pts of Cognex must be evaluated frequently for |
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Liver enzymes. Cognex can be very hepatotoxic. |
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Parkinsons pt taking levodopa will show ____ as a sign of effective treatment |
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decreased pill rolling motion |
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When to administer Tacrine |
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2 PM (or any time that is btw meals, should be on empty stomach) |
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ACHesterase inhibitor for Alzheimers client with liver disease |
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diagnostic drug for Myas gravis |
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muscle weakness, difficulty breathing and swallowing |
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antidote for cholinesterase inhibitors |
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diplopia and extremety weakness |
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what to give for acute MS attack |
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Flexeril (for muscle spasms) how to administer |
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priority nursing diag for pt taking cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan) |
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risk infection d/t immunosupression |
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when to administer baclofen (Lioresal) |
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pt with MG is having a cholinergic crisis (salivating, tearing, and sweating). What to give |
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client taking Soma suddenly stops med. Risk for.. |
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drugs to prevent nausea and vomiting |
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antihistamines, anticholinergics |
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decrease loose watery stools (anti-diarrheal) |
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goal of combination therapy for ulcers |
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eliminate population of h pylori |
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Zantac is excreted by the |
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kidneys (must check BUN and crea) |
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how to give prevacid to someone on mechanical soft diet |
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sprinkle granules into applecause
DO NOT CHEW OR CRUSH |
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prilosec is classified as a |
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zantac-when to give and why |
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after dinner. food's buffering effect increaes therapeutic effect of zantac |
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which PPI can be given in liquid form |
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beta blockers mask the signs of |
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stimilation of cholinergic receptors does what to muscles |
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cholinergic drugs are most often indicated for |
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lowering IO pressure in glaucoma pts |
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most significant diff btw neostigmine and pyridostigmine |
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neostigmine is shorter acting |
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MG pt has severe abd pain while on neostigmine. what to do |
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evaluate for bowel obstuction |
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common side effects of urecholoine |
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ABD CRAMPING, also hypotension |
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priority ND for pt taking anticholinergics |
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impaired gas exchange d/t resp secretions |
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full effects of synthroid are seen afte |
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wht drug increases the metabolism of synthroid? |
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when administering cortisol, this results in |
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less secretion from the pituitary |
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long term corticosteroid therpy pt should take what for minor pain |
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TYLENOL bc of risk for ulcers. Avoid NSAIDS |
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long term corticosteroid pt should be evaluated if experiencing |
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frequent palpitations. bc this therapy messes up electrolytes |
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hydrocortisone is used for anaphalatic shock bc it |
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inhibits the inflammatory process |
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pt with what syndrome should NOT be given mineralcorticoid replacement |
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CONNS. bc already have too much aldosterone |
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cushings pt is given ketoconazole. how to explain |
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drug blocks formation fo glucocorticoids, lowering their level in your blood |
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major ADR of cholestyramine (Questran) |
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abd pain from obstruction |
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do soybeans help with dysplipidemia |
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when taking Questran, what happens with Warfarin therapy |
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may need to lower dose of warfarin bc the interaction increases bleeding risk |
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client with ___ taking plavix should concern the nurse |
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peptic ulcer bc of risk of ulcer bleeding while taking plavix |
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warfarin pt has sore mouth. call physician because |
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this is an ADR called stomatitis |
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yellow halos, vomiting, diarrhea |
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if taking metoprolol (b-blocker) what precaution to take |
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spray away fron nasal septum |
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st johns wort ___ the effect of digoxin |
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