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Antihistamine Flashcards

1
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diphenhydramine trade names

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allerdryl, benadryl, zzzquil

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diphenhydramine drug class

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antihistamine

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diphenhydramine expected effect

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decrease allergic response by competing with histamine for receptor site by blocking histamine.

Act on blood, GI, respiratory system by competing histamine for H receptor site which decreases allergy response by blocking histamine

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diphenhydramine why use

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allergy, rhinitis, motion sickness, antiparkinsonism, nighttime sedation, infant colic, insomnia, cough

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diphenhyramine route admin

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PO IM IV

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diphenhydramine dose

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PO 25-50 q4-6 to max 300mg

IV IM 10-50mg to max 300mg

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diphendydramine adverse effects

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seizure, thrombocytopenia, agranulocytosis, anemia, anaphylaxis

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diphenhydramine nursing implications

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urine patterns, CBC, respirations

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cetirizine trade names

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all day allergy, all day allergy childrens, reaction, Zyrtec, Zyrtec children

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cetirizine drug class

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antihistamine

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cetirizine why use

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rhinitis, allergy, chronic idiopathic urticaria

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cetirizine expected effects

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act on blood, GI, respiratory by competing histamine for H1 receptor site. Allergic response decreased by blocking pharm effects of histamine

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cetirizine route admin

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PO

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cetirizine adverse effects

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headache, drowsy, fatigue, dry mouth, thickened bronchial secretions

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cetirizine dose

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rhinitis/ urticaria: 5-10mg
hay fever/ allergies: 10mg
renal/ hepatic dose: 5mg

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cetirizine nursing implications

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assess allergy, no driving alcohol or sunlight, sugarless gum candy, sip water to prevent dry mouth, no breastfeed

17
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fexofenadine trade name

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allegra

18
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fexofenadine drug class

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antihistamine

19
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fexofenadine why use

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rhinitis, allergy, chronic idiopathic urticaria

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fexofenadine expected effect

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act on blood, GI, respiratory system by competing with H1 receptor site. Decreases allergic response by blocking pharm effects of histamine, less sedating.

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fexofenadine route admin

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PO

22
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fexofenadine dose

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60mg bid or 180mg

23
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fexofenadine adverse effects

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dysrhythmias, penias

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fexofenadine nursing implications

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assess: allergies, I &O, bronchial secretions (increase fluids)
evaluate: no running or congested nose
teach: no driving or hazardous activity, no alcohol or depressants, do not exceed recommended dose or dysrhythmias occur

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