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Exam 1 Medication Flashcards

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Types of analgesics

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NSAIDs (1st and 2nd gen), acetaminophen, opioids, centrally acting nonopioids

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COX (Cyclooxygenase)

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produces inflammatory response

enzymes convert arachidonic acid into prostaglandins and other compounds

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COX-1

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homeostasis

protects gastric mucosa, enhance platelet aggregation, promotes renal function

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COX-2

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response to injury

inflammation, pain, fever

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1st gen NSAID Pharm Action

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COX-1 and COX-2 inhibitor
decrease: pain, inflammation, temp
anticoagulant, impairs renal perfusion, gastric mucosa not protected

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Types of 1st gen NSAIDs

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aspirin (ASA), ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin), naproxen, aleve, indomethacin, ketorolac

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1st gen NSAIDs ADR

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gastric upset, heartburn, nauseas, gastic ulcers, bleeding tendencies, renal dysfunction, Reye’s syndrome (swelling in liver and brain in kids after viral infection)

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1st gen NSAIDs Interventions

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monitor s/s of bleeding and easy bruising petechiae,
may need to use proton pump inhibitor,
monitor I&O,
do labs: BUN and creatine,
monitor tinnitus, dizzy, headache
abd pain, hematemesis, coffee-ground emesis
red, black or tar stool

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1st gen NSAIDs Admin

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swallow whole (enteric-coated or SR)
stop 1 week before surgery
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1st gen NSAIDs Client Instructions

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take w/ food or milk
avoid alcohol
report s/s bleeding
changes in urination
sudden weight gain, edema
stop taking if: ringing in ears, dizzy, unwarranted sweat
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1st gen NSAIDs Contraindication/Precaut

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pregnancy, peptic ulcer disease, bleeding disorder, pre-op, older adults, ETOH abuse, H. pylori, HTN, kids w/viral infection, heart fail, renal dysfunc

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1st gen NSAIDs Interactions

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aspirin and anticoagulants (both incre bleed), aspirin and NSAID, ACE inhibitors (both incre renal dysfunc)

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2nd Gen NSAIDs name

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celecoxib (Celebrex)

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2nd Gen NSAIDs Pharm Action

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COX-2 inhibitor, suppress pain inflammation and fever, decrease gastric effects, increase risk for CV issues (vasoconstrictor and platelet aggregation)

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2nd Gen NSAIDs Intervention

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monitor s/s of GI bleed
may need proton pump inhibitor 
monitor I&O
monitor lab: BUN, creatine
monitor s/s for MI (left arm hurt, impending doom, jaw pain) and CVA (slur speech, face droop)
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2nd Gen NSAIDs Client Instructions

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take a w/low dose of ASA, and food or milk
avoid alcohol
report s/s GI bleed
changes in urination
sudden weight gain
report: chest pain, short of breath, severe headache, s/s stroke
give 2 hours away from Mg or Al antacids

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2nd Gen NSAIDs Contraindication/Precaut

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pregnancy, kidney or liver impairment, GI bleeds, anemia, ETOH abuse, asthma

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2nd Gen NSAIDs Interactions

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Lasix (decre the diuretic effect of Lasix), fluconazole (can incre its levels), anticoagulants (both)

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Acetaminophen Pharm Action

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nonopioid analgesic (mild to moderate pain), COX inhibitor, fever reducer,

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Acetaminophen ADR

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liver damage (if take too much)
HTN (mainly in women or those taking it daily)
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Acetaminophen Admin

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can be given oral, rectal, IV

max 4g per day

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Acetaminophen Interventions/Client Instructions

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avoid more than 4g a day
report/monitor: abd discomfort, N/V/D, sweating
take BP

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Acetaminophen Contraindication/Precau

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ETOH abuse

use w/ caution: anemia, hepatic or renal disease, immune suppression (may mask infection)

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Acetaminophen Interactions

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alcohol

warfarin (incre risk of bleed)

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Centrally Acting Nonopioid name and pharm action

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tramadol (Ultram), for moderate to moderately severe pain

binds to select opioid receptors, blocks reuptake of norepinephrine and serotonin

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Centrally Acting Nonopioid ADR

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sedation, dizzy, headache, nausea, constipation, seizure, urine retention

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Centrally Acting Nonopioid Interventions

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monitor ambulation (dizzy)
give w/food and antiemetic (nausea)
measure VS and give opioid antagonist when RR falls
Monitor s/s seizures, have suction equipment ready
monitor for urinary retention
fluid, fiber, movement (constipation)

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Centrally Acting Nonopioid Admin

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onset is 1 hr (give before pain is high level)

ER so swallow whole

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Centrally Acting Nonopioid Client Instructions

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Avoid before driving
Sit if lightheaded/change positions slowly
fluid, fiber, movement when constipated
Only take PRN

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Centrally Acting Nonopioid Contraindication/Precau

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acute ETOH, opioids, psychotics drugs (both depress)
seizure disorder
respiration depression

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Centrally Acting Nonopioid Interactions

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MAOIs risk for hypertensive crisis
SSRI
Tricyclic antidepressants
CNS depressants

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Opioid Agonist vs Opioid Agonist-Antagonist

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increase response, mimic action of natural opioids

decrease mu and increase kappa

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Opioid Agonist types

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morphine, fentanyl, demerol, methadone

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Opioid Agonist Pharm action

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analgesia

binds with mu receptor

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Opioid Agonist ADR

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respiration depression, sedation, dizzy, lighthead, drowsy, constipation, N/V, euphoria, risk for abuse

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Opioid Agonist Interventions

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monitor VS/RR (give opioid antagonist if RR too low)
monitor during ambulation
monitor bowel function
hydration, encourage urination 
lowest dose, short term
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Opioid Agonist Admin

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get VS before
oral, IM, IV, subcut, rectal, epidural
swallow whole SR
IV slow push 4-5 min

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Opioid Agonist Client Instructions

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only take PRN
do not drive
get up slow/slow position change
incre fluid, fiber, activity

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Opioid Agonist Contraindication/Precau

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pregnancy, renal failure, careful admin to old and young

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Opioid Agonist Interactions

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CNS depressants
anticholinergics (both urine retention)
anti-hypertensives (both incre BP)

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Opioid Agonists-Antagonists names

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butorphanol and pentazocine (Talwin)

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Opioid Agonist-Antagonist Pharm Action

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analgesic

mu antagonist, kappa agonist

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Opioid Agonists-Antagonists ADR

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respiration depression, sedation, dizzy, ligthead, headache, nausea, inre cardiac workload, abstinence syndrome (withdrawal)

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Opioid Agonists-Antagonists Interventions

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ask about opioid use
monitor VS
monitor ambulation
do not give to MI or cardiac insufficiency

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Opioid Agonists-Antagonists Admin

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IM, IV, intranasal, oral
measure VS
don’t discontinue abruptly

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Opioid Agonists-Antagonists Client Instructions

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take PRN, short term
don't drive
caution when changing positions 
don't take with w/opioid 
don't use for heart pain
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Opioid Agonists-Antagonists Contraindication/Precau

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acute MI, cardiac sufficient
opioid dependency
history of drug abuse

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Opioid Agonists-Antagonists Interactions

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CNS depressants

opioids (decre effects)

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Opioid Antagonists name and Pharm Action

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naloxone (Narcan)
block opioid receptors
reverse effects of opioids

50
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Opioid Antagonists ADR

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ventricular arrhythmias
abstinence syndrome 
HTN
vomit
tremor
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Opioid Antagonists Intervention

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monitor BP, VS, heart rhythm

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Opioid Antagonists Admin

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IM, IV, subcut
IV: monitor VS every 5 min
effects last 60-90 mins
respiratory depression and pain can occur
prepare to give every 2-3 mins
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Opioid Antagonists Client Instructions

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warn them of ADR and pain

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Opioid Antagonists Contraindication/Precaut

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opioid dependent
respiratory depression not from opioid
caution w/cardiac irritability and seizure

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Opioid Antagonists Interactions

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decrease opioid effect

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