11 Pharmacology Flashcards

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Six Rights

A
right patient 
right medication 
right dose 
right route 
right time 
right documentation
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Activated charcoal: Action

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absorbs toxic substances in the digestive tract

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Activated charcoal: Indications and Contraindications

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Inda: oral poisoning or overdose

Contra: decreased consciousness, overdose of corrosives or petroleum substances

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Aspirin: Action

A

anti inflammatory and anti fever; prevents platelets from clumping decreasing chances for clot formation

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Aspirin: Indications and Contraindications

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Inda: relief of mild pain, headache, chest pain

Contra: allergic, recent bleeding

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MDI medication e.g. albuterol: Action

A

stimulates nervous system, bronchodilation

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MDI medication e.g. albuterol: Indications and Contraindications

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Inda: asthma, wheezing, difficulty breathing

Contra: allergy, tachycardia, chest pain

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Epinephrine: Action

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stimulates nervous system, bronchodilation

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9
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Epinephrine: Indications and Contraindications

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Inda: anaphylactic reaction

Contra: chest pain, hypothermia, HTN

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10
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Naloxone: Action

A

reverses respiratory depression 2/2 opioid overdose

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Naloxone: Indications and Contraindications

A

Inda: opioid poisoning

Contra: allergy

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Nitroglycerin: Action

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dilates blood vessels

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13
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Nitroglycerin: Indications and Contraindications

A

Inda: chest pain

Contra: hypotension, Viagra or other erectile dysfunction Rx, head injury

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Oral Glucose: Indications and Contraindications

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Inda: hypoglycemia

Contra: decreased consciousness, n/v

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Oxygen: Action

A

reverses hypoxia

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16
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Oxygen: Indications and Contraindications

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Inda: hypoxia or suspected hypoxia

Contra: COPD

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17
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Acetaminophen aka Tylenol: Action

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analgesic and fever reducer

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Acetaminophen: Indications and Contraindications

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Inda: mild pain, fever, headache, muscle aches

Contra: Allergy

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19
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Diphenhydramine aka Benadryl: Action

A

antihistamine

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Diphenhydramine aka Benadryl: Indications and Contraindications

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Inda: mild allergic reaction

Contra: asthma, glaucoma, pregnancy, HTN, infants

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Ibuprofen aka Advil or Motrin: Action

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nonsteroidal anti inflammatory drug that reduces inflammation and fever; analgesic

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Ibuprofen aka Advil or Motrin: Indications and Contraindications

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Inda: mild pain, fever, headache, muscle ache

Contra: allergy

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23
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adalimumab aka Humira

A

treat arthritis

24
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alprazolam aka Xanax

A

treat anxiety disorders

25
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amlodipine aka Norvasc

A

treat high blood pressure

26
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amoxicillin

A

AB to treat infection

27
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aripiprazole aka Abilify

A

treat depression

28
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atorvastatin aka Lipitor

A

treat high cholesterol

29
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azithromycin aka Zithromax

A

AB to treat infection

30
Q

duloxetine aka Cymbalta

A

treat depression and anxiety

31
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esomeprazole aka Nexium

A

treat gastric reflux and heartburn

32
Q

furosemide aka Lasix

A

diuretic; treat HTN, CHF

33
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metformin aka Glucophage

A

treat diabetes

34
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hydrochlorothiazide aka Microzide

A

diuretic; treat HTN, CHF

35
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hydrocodone aka Vicodin

A

narcotic analgesic; treat severe pain

36
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levothyroxine aka Synthroid

A

treat hypothyroidism

37
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lisinopril aka Zestril

A

angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitor; treat HTN

38
Q

metoprolol aka Lopressor

A

diuretic; treat HTN and CHF

39
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omeprazole aka Prilosec

A

treat gastric reflux or heartburn

40
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adsorption

A

process of binding or sticking to a surface

41
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agonist

A

causes stimulation of receptors

42
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antagonist

A

binds to receptor and blocks other medications

43
Q

enteral medications

A

medications enter the body through digestive system

44
Q

Route: IM

A

intra muscular

45
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Route: inhalation

A

breathing in

46
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Route: IO

A

intra osseous

47
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Route: IV

A

intravenous

48
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Route: PO

A

per os aka by mouth

49
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Route: PR

A

per rectum

50
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Route: SC

A

subcutaneous, under the skin

51
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Route: SL

A

sublingual

52
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MDI

A

metered dose inhaler where medication droplets or particles are inhaled

53
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MAD

A

mucosal atomizer device that changes a liquid medication into a spray and pushed through a nostril

54
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parenteral medications

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medications entering the body other than through digestive tract, skin, or mucous membranes

55
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unintended effects

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actions that are undesirable but pose little risk to the patient

56
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untoward effects

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actions that can be harmful to the patient