drugs for exam 4 Flashcards

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anti-diarrheals

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drugs to treat diarrhea

-always given orally

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adsorbent class

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bismuth subsalicylate (Pepto-bismol)

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bismuth subsalicylate MOA

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coats the walls of the GI tract

bind the causative agent for elimination

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bismuth subsalicylate SE

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increased bleeding time, constipation, dark stools and darkening of tongue

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antimotility class drugs

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loperamide & diphenoxylate [atropine]

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diphenoxylate [atropine] MOA

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slow peristalsis and drying effect

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diphenoxylate [atropine] SE

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urinary retention
headache, dizziness, anxiety, drowsiness
bradycardia, hypotension
dry skin
flushing
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Probiotic drugs

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lactobacillius organisms - bacid, culturelle

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what are laxatives

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used for treatment of constipation

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what drug is in bulk-forming class

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psyllium (Metamucil)

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MOA of psyllium

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act similar to dietary fiber
absorbs water into the intestine, increasing bulk
distends bowel to initiate reflex bowel activity and bowel movement

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SE of psyllium

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impaction above strictures
fluid/electrolyte imbalance
gas formation
esophageal blockage

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Nursing considerations for psyllium

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OK for long term use - THE ONLY LAXATIVE
give in a decent amount of water
contraindicated for any impaction or obstruction

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drugs in emollient class

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docusate sodium and mineral oil

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MOA for docusate sodium

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for constipation
lubricates fecal material and walls, promotes fat absorption into fecal mass
prevent water from moving out of intestines

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MOA for mineral oil

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lubricates intestines

prevents water from moving out of intestines

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What is docusate sodium used for?

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prevent opioid-induced constipation

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what is mineral oil used for

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fecal impactions

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SE of docusate sodium and mineral oil

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skin rashes, decreased absorption of vitamin

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drugs in hyperosmotic class

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laxatives
glycerin
lactulose
polyethylene glycol

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MOA for glycerin, lactulose and polyethylene glycol

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increasing water content in feces

promotes distention, peristalsis, and evacuation

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what are the uses of hyperosmotic drugs

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evacuate bowels before diagnostics and surgical procedures

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SE of glycerin , lactulose, polyethylene glycol

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abdominal bloating
rectal irritation
electrolyte imbalance

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saline class drugs

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laxatives

magnesium salts and sodium salts

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MOA for magnesium salts and sodium salts
increase osmotic pressure and draw water into colon
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SE of sodium salts and magnesium salts
magnesium toxicity electrolyte imbalance cramping, diarrhea
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stimulate class drugs
laxatives | bisacodyl and senna
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MOA for bisacodyl and senna
Induce intestinal peristalsis work on GI tract
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SE of bisacodyl and senna
nutrient malabsorption gastric irritation electrolyte imbalance
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what class of laxative drugs are most likely to cause dependence
stimulants | bisacodyl and senna
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What are 5 alpha reductase inhibitors
finasteride and dutasteride | for BPH
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MOA for finasteride and dutasteride
acts in reproduction tissue to inhibit 5 alpha DHT | blocks conversion of testosterone to DHT and decreases epithelial tissue in prostate
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SE of finasteride and dutasteride
impotence (erectile disfunction) decreased libido gynecomastia - abnormal growth of breast tissue
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Nursing considerations for finasteride and dutasteride
pregnant nurses can not handle this drug | men can not give blood while talking the drug
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what are alpha1-adrenergic antagonists
tamsulosin | for BPH; dynamic obstruction of urethra
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MOA of tamsulosin
relaxes smooth muscle cells and selective for alpha receptors in the prostate
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SE of tamsulosin
well tolerated | abnormal ejaculation
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what are PDE-5 inhibitors
sildenafil (Viagra) | for erectile dysfunction
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MOA of sildenafil
inhibits PDE5, increases and preserves cGMP levels
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SE of sildenafil
heart attack, flushing, dyspepsia
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cautious with sildenafil
do not take if you are taking any nitrates - will cause significant decreased BP no more than once per day
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how do you keep optic topical agent localized
use nasolacrimal pressure | hold pressure for 2 min
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what are the optic topical beta blockers
timolol [nonselective] and betaxolol [B1 receptor]
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MOA for timolol & betaxolol
block sympathetic nervous system stimulation of beta receptors
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indication for timolol & betaxolol
open angle glaucoma maintenance treatment acute angle closure - need drops asap + other intervention
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SE for timolol & betaxolol
transient burning & discomfort
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considerations for timolol & betaxolol
timolol - can not give to COPD, asthma, heart issues must use nasolacrimal pressure
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what drug is a prostaglandin analog
latanoprost
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MOA for latanoprost
increases outflow drainage of aqueous humor
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indications for latanoprost
open angle glaucoma | ocular hypertension
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SE of latanoprost
well tolerated
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drug in alpha-adrenergic agonist class
brimonidine
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MOA of brimonidine
decreases AH production, may increase drainage/outflow
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indication for brimonidine
used for open-angle glaucoma and increased intraocular pressure
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SE of brimonidine
burning/stinging dry mouth fatigue, H/A, blurred vision, hypotension
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drugs in carbonic anhydrase inhibitor class
dozolamide
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MOA for dozolamide
decreased production of aqueous humor
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Indications for dozolamide
second-line treatment for open angle and increased IOP
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SE of dozolamide
stinging bitter taste allergic reactions
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What is epinephrine used for
severe allergic reactions, cardiac arrest, severe asthmatic attack
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MOA for epinephrine
inhibits release of mediators from mast cells
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SE of epinephrine
CV: angina, arrhythmias, hypertension, tachycardia CNS: nervousness, restlessness, tremor MAKE SURE YOU MONITOR
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Routes for epinephrine
all except PO
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what is phenazopyridine used for
relief of PAIN due to UTI
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what is the MOA for phenazopyridine
dye used in paint; local analgesic action
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SE of phenazopyridine
reddish-orange urine | well tolerated
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what is mirabegron used for
overactive bladder
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MOA of mirabegron
selectively stimulates beta- 3 adrenergic receptors, relaxing bladder smooth muscle
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SE of mirabegron
HTN (MONITOR) UTI urinary retention headache
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what is oxybutynin used for
incontinence, over active bladder
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MOA for oxybutynin
block the action of acetylcholine; acetylcholine activates smooth muscle contractions
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SE of oxybutynin
dry mouth, incontinence