ATI Pharm 2013B Flashcards

(39 cards)

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Allopurinol

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antigout agent

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How does allopurinol interact with warfarin?

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increases the effects of warfarin by decreasing metabolism. Serious or life-threatening. Risk for bleeding!

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Timolol

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beta blocker to treat glaucoma, contraindicated if patient has bradycardia.

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Isosobide mononitrate (monoket)

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nitrate, treat angina

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tranylcypromine (parnate)

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antidepressant, can cause orthostatic hypotension

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6
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what does dopamine do for a patient in shock state?

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increase blood pressure, it is a catecholamine

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7
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What drug reverses heparin toxicity?

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protamine sulfate

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8
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What drug reverses cholinergic toxicity?

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atropine sulfate

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9
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What drug reverses benzodiazapine toxicity?

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flumazenil (romazicon)

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10
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What drug reverses opioid toxicity?

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Narcan (naloxone)

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Methotrexate s/e

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stomatitis, sores in the mouth

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what does lactobacillus acidophilus (Lactinex) do?

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replace normal flora in the intestines

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contraindication to Ciprofloxacin (cipro)

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Tnedonitis, can exacerbate. have risk of tendon rupture.

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14
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Brand name for albuterol

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Proventil

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15
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how does prednisone, a glucocorticoid, affect vaccines?

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should not get vaccine while taking it b/c it reduces antibody responses and increases risk of infection from live virus vaccines

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16
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what does Pilocarpine treat and how long is treatment?

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tx glaucoma, have to take rest of life.

17
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spironolactone

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K-sparing diuretic, watch for s/s of hyperkalemia (lethargy)

18
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What class is enalapril (vasotec) ?

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ACE inhibitor that retains potassium, monitor K w/ spironolactone

19
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How do you administer EpiPen?

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IM, massage 10 sec afterwards to promote absorption

20
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what drug class is amoxicillin (Augmentin)?

21
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what class is cyclosporine?

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immunosuppressant that can cause nephrotoxicity

22
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Acetaminophen overdose

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more than 4000 mg / day

23
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what may zidovudine (Retrovir) cause?

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severe anemia, monitor hgb

24
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Pt who is allergic to penicillin should also not take what drugs?

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cephalosporins. pt can have cross-reactivity; rare but life-threatening

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why do cancer patients take pegfilgrastim (Neulasta)?
increase WBC count
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what is an adverse effect of methylphenidate (Ritalin)?
weight loss due to appetite suppression
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A pt with RA taking Prednisone long term should be assessed for what?
edema. causes sodium and fluid retention.
28
what is adv effect of gentamicin antibiotic?
permanent hearing loss
29
If a pt is taking ACE inhibitor (lisinoPRIL) what must nurse monitor for, and pt must stop the drug?
dry cough. it is from buildup of bradykinin
30
when a person administers a nitroglycerin patch to self, when should BP be assessed?
1 hour after application.
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Mannitol
diuretic for cerebral edema, can decrease intraocular pressure
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epoetin alfa (Procrit)
stimulates bone marrow production of RBC, so monitor if Hgb increases
33
what can bilateral crackles in the lungs indicate?
reduced CO and heart failure
34
when should oxytocin be discontinued?
when uterine contractions persist for 60 sec or longer, and if closer than every 2-3 min
35
therapeutic INR range for warfarin?
2-3 INR. 3-4.5 is for pt with recurrent systemic embolism
36
what should a pt do after taking risedronate (Actonel)?
sit up for 30-60 min to reduce adverse GI effects of esophagitis and dyspepsia
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What should a pt on lithium avoid?
NSAIDs, they increase lithium levels
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what food allergy puts pt at risk for allergic rxn to contrast medium?
shrimp, shellfish
39
what anticholinergic effect does amitriptyline have?
urinary retention