Adaptive/2

Question 1

etanercept are at risk for

Answer 1

infections like TB

Question 2

long term asthma tx that can cause asthma related death

Answer 2

salmeterol

Question 3

meperidine dosing

Answer 3

50 mg q3-4H, not to exceed 600 mg/day

Question 4

antidote for iron toxicity

Answer 4

deferoxamine

Question 5

when to take ranitidine

Answer 5

with or without food

Question 6

phenytoin ref. range

Answer 6

10-20

Question 7

how to administer iron dextran IV

3

Answer 7

1. small test dose over 5 mins
2. worried about anaphylaxis from hypersensitivity to med
3. adminsiter slowly - bolus over 1 min, IV infusion over 10-15 mins

Question 8

hydroxyzine

Answer 8

antihistamine/anticholinergic

Question 9

levothyroxine - when to take

Answer 9

in the morning, on an empty stomach

Question 10

anticonvulsant - dilantin

Answer 10

pheytoin

Question 11

glucocorticoid and potassium

Answer 11

can cause hypokalemia

Question 12

IV bolus morphine admin. rate

Answer 12

slowly over 4-5 mins to prevent hypotension and respiratory depression

Question 13

doxazocin

2

Answer 13

urinary retention med and antihypertensive drug

Question 14

acarbose - administration

Answer 14

PO, with the first bite of a meal 3xday

Question 15

ranitidine

Answer 15

antacid and antihistamine

Question 16

when can respiratory depression start after IV bolus of morphine

Answer 16

7 min after administration

Question 17

glucocort. vision

Answer 17

can cause cataracts and glaucoma

Question 18

phenytoin and mouth

Answer 18

anticonv. - can cause gingival hyperplasia

Question 19

allopurinol is hepatotoxic - T/F

Answer 19

False - it is metabolized by the liver but it is not hepatotoxic

Question 20

a/e of ateplase

Answer 20

bleeding - used to tx MI

Question 21

ginkgo

Answer 21

improve blood flow

Question 22

tacrolimus

Answer 22

immunosuppressive

Question 23

etanercept

Answer 23

tumor necrosis factor TNF blocker to prevent joint damage and RA

Question 24

statins can cause

Answer 24

myopathy - rhabdo

Question 25

allopurinol a/e

Answer 25

fever can indicate fatal hypersensitivity reaction, mild GI upset, metallic taste (this can occur, don't d/c), drowsiness but don't d/c

Question 26

allopurinol dosage

Answer 26

begin at 100 mg/day and can increase every few weeks to control gout max at 800mg/day

Question 27

old age - excretion, absorption, metabolization

Answer 27

1. excretion is reduced 2. gastric emptying and motility slow - decreasing absorption level 3. liver metabolization declines

Question 28

flaxseed

Answer 28

relieve constipation and reduce high cholesterol

Question 29

tamoxifen

Answer 29

anti-estrogen med to treat cancer or the breast and prevent breast cancer

Question 30

allopurinol can cause ___ injury

Answer 30

renal

Question 31

cyanocobalamin

Answer 31

vitamin b12 - administered to clients who have megaloblastic anemia

Question 32

black cohosh tx

Answer 32

menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes, vaginal dryness, irritability, and sleep disturbances

Question 33

preterm labor - terbutaline

Answer 33

suppresses preterm labor by decreasing the freq of contractions

Question 34

phenytoin

Answer 34

anticonvulsant - dilantin

Question 35

allopurinol - can you take with food

Answer 35

yes to ease GI upset

Question 36

IV morphine peaks when

Answer 36

20 mins

Question 37

deferoxamine

Answer 37

antidote for iron toxicity

Question 38

meperidine

Answer 38

demerol - narcotic

Question 39

clonidine

Answer 39

sedative and anti-hypertensive