Antiemetic Flashcards

1
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dolasetron trade name

A

anzemet

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2
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dolasetron expected effect

A

prevent nausea, vomit by blocking it in small intestine

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3
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why use dolasetron

A

prevent postop nausea and vomit

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4
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dolasetron route admin

A

IV PO

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5
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dolasetron adverse effects

A

dysrhythmias, ventricular tachycardia/ fibrillation, QT prolongation, cariac arrest, bronchospasm

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6
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dolasetron doses

A

IV 12.5mg before start anesthesia

PO 100mg 2h before surgery

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7
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dolasetron nursing implications

A

assess: hypersensitivity, cardiac conduction, electrolyte imbalances, dysrhythmias
evaluate: therapeutic response
teach: report typical side effect problems
may cause headache so use anagesic

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8
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dimenhydrinate trade names

A

dramamine, driminate, gravol

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9
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dimenhydrinate classes

A

antiemetic, antihistamine, anticholinergic

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10
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dimenhydrinate why use

A

motion sickness, nausea, vomit, vertigo

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dimenhydrinate expected effect

A

compete with histamine for H1 receptors in GI, blood, rest tract; anticholinergic, less vestibular sim, block chemoreceptor trigger

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12
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dimenhydrinate dose

A

PO 50-100 q4h

IM IV 50mg q4h

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13
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dimenhydrinate route admin

A

PO IM IV elixir

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14
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dimenhydrinate adverse effects

A

ANAPHYLAXIS, dry mouth, drowsy, dry mouth, hypotension, constipation

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15
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dimenhydrinate nursing implications

A

check BP, vitals,
signs toxicity mask symptoms of disease
avoid hazards/ alert activities
avoid alcohol depressants

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16
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meclizine trade names

A

antivert, bonine, dramamine less drowsy formula

17
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meclizine class

A

antiemetic, antihistamine, anticholinergic

18
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meclizine expected effect

A

act centrally by blocking chemo zone which acts on vomit centre

19
Q

meclizine why use

A

vertigo, motion sickness

20
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meclizine route admin

A

PO

21
Q

meclizine doses

A

vertigo: 25-100mg

motion sickness: 25-50mg 1h before travelling

22
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meclizine adverse effects

A

ANAPHYLAXIS, drowsy, urine retention, hypotension, constipation, blurred vision

23
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meclizine nursing implications

A

alert: signs toxicity other products mask symptoms disease
may cause false positive allergy
avoid alcohol, depressants, no breast feeding

24
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metoclopramide trade names

A

Apo-metoclop, metozolv, reglan

25
Q

metoclopramide drug classes

A

antiemetic, cholinergic

26
Q

metoclopramide expected effect

A

contract gastric muscle in upper GI tract by enhancing tissues response to ACh, relax pyloric & duodenal segments, increase peristalsis without stimulating secretions & block dopamine in chemo trigger zone in CNS

27
Q

why use metoclopramide

A

prevent nausea, vomit from chemo, radiation, delayed gastric emptying, GERD

28
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metoclopramide route admin

A

PO IV

29
Q

metoclopramide adverse effects

A

sucide, neuroleptic malignant, tardive dyskinesia, penias

30
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metoclopramide doses

A

nausea vomit: 1-2mg/kg IV 30 min befor chemo, q2h x 2 doses then q3h x 3 doses

GERD
PO 10-15 mg qid 30 mins before meals and bed

diabetic gastroparesis
PO 10mg 30min before meals, at bed x 2-8 wk

31
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metoclopramide black box warning

A

EPS, tardive dyskinesia

32
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metoclopramide nursing implications

A

neuroleptic malignant syndrome, avoid driving & hazardous activities, avoid alcohol & CNS depressants