Exam 5 (Pharm) Flashcards

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Reason for taking gingko

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Improves circulation

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Action of gingko

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Protect neurons from oxidation

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Contraindications of gingko (2)

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  1. Bleeding disorders
  2. Seizure disorders
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Gingko adverse reactions (6)

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  1. Headache
  2. Dizziness
  3. Heart palpitations
  4. Constipation
  5. Upset stomach
  6. Skin irritations
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Do not eat ___ of gingko

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Raw leaves

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Monitor for ___ , __ & ___ when taking gingko

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Bleeding
Sz activity
Skin irritations

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What are the reasons for taking morphine?

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Moderate Pain
Severe Pain
Sedation

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What is the action of morphine?

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Binds to MU receptors in the central nervous system. Slows down CNS

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What are the contraindications for morphine (3)?

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  1. Decreased LOC, BP, or HR
  2. Severe Asthma
  3. Mixing with other opioids or CNS depressants
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What are adverse reactions to morphine (7)?

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  1. Respiratory depressant
  2. Hypotension
  3. Bradycardia
  4. Purititis
  5. Sedation
  6. Addiction
  7. Chronic Constipation
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When taking morphine, monitor what (3)?

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RR, BP, & LOC

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When taking morphine, assess pt.’s what?

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Pain level

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When taking morphine, check __ before administering.

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Level of consciousness

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When taking morphine, monitor for s/s of__.

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Overdose

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Morphine pt. education. May cause ___/___. Therefore pt. should do these 2 things.

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May cause dizziness/lightheadedness
1. Stand or change positions slowly
2. Caution when driving or operating heavy machinery

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Morphine pt. education. May cause ___. Recommend using a ___.

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May cause constipation
Recommend using a stool softener daily

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Avoid ___ or ___ when taking morphine.

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Alcohol or other CNS depressants (benzo)

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Respiratory rate ___ hold and notify MD. (morphine)

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Less than 10

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19
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S/S of morphine overdose

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Decrease LOC & decreased respirations

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20
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Antidote for morphine is ___.

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naloxone (Narcan)

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Reason for taking aspirin

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Post CVA, MI, & stent placements
larger dose: pain

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Aspirin contraindications (4)

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Many drugs
Amiodarone
PPI
CCB
NSAIDS

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Aspirin Adverse reactions (5)

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Bleeding
- Gums
- Nosebleeds
- Puncture sites
- Surgical sites
- Hematuria

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Monitor for ____ or ____ with aspirin

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Bleeding or bruising

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Medication list for ___ (Aspirin)
Other NSAIDS, anticoagulants
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Monitor ___ & ____ (Aspirin)
Platelets & hemoglobin (very little effect on these labs but if they are already low, could be an issue)
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Report any ___ or ___ to your physician (pt. education Aspirin)
Unusual bleeding or bruising
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Do not crush ___ aspirin
Enteric-coated
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Caution with ____, ____, and ____ (Aspirin)
Ginko, ginger, & st. john's wart
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Reason for taking warfarin
Long term management of an MI, Afib, or any implantable devices
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Action of warfarin
Inhibits production of vitamin K dependent clotting factors
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Warfarin contraindications (4)
Recent surgeries GI bleeds PUD Many drug interactions
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Warfarin adverse reactions (3)
Bleeding Purple Toe Syndrome Warfarin Toxicity
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Assess ____ before and after administering warfarin
Bleeding
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Monitor ____ levels with warfarin (values)
PT/INR 1.0 normal 2 - 3.5 for therapeutic
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Be ready to administer ___ if bleeding occurs with warfarin
Vitamin K 10 mg
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For l____ t___ bleeding, administer (warfarin)
Life-threatening Kcentra
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(Pt. education, warfarin) Avoid ___
Alcohol
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(Pt. education, warfarin) Report any ___ or ___ to physician
Unusual bleeding or bruising
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(Pt. education, warfarin) Do not change intake amount of
Green leafy vegetables you eat
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(Pt. education, warfarin) Avoid all ___
Herbal medication
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What do you do if the warfarin level is toxic?
Stop medication, notify MD and prepare to administer vitamin K. Watch for bleeding
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What are examples of foods to avoid with warfarin?
Green leafy vegetables Spinach, Kale, Cabbage, Lettuce, but also Tomatoes
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What 2 cardiac medications can decrease the effectiveness of warfarin?
Amiodarone & Diltiazem
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What drug is often used with warfarin until warfarin reaches a therapeutic level?
Heparin IV D/c after warfarin reaches therapeutic level
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After receiving Vit. K, how long are pt.s resistant to warfarin?
Up to 7 days
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The liver will begin to make more clotting factors once warfarin is stopped, but it can take up to ___ reach homeostasis. What is given to speed to process along?
3 or 4 days Vit. K is given
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Reason for taking Heparin ________ to prevent clot formation in pt. with the following conditions (5)
Prophylactically 1. MI (heart attack) 2. Atrial fibrillation 3. CVA 4. Post Stent 5. Implanted Devices
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Action of heparin Inhibits __ formation. Specifically, lla (thrombin) Lovenox works more on ____
Clot Factor Xa
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Heparin contraindications (3)
Recent surgeries GI bleed PUD
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Adverse reaction to heparin (3)
Heparin-induced thrombocytopenia (HIT) Excessive bleeding Bruising
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Why is IV anticoagulant Heparin more dangerous?
Because bleeding can occur quickly
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Assess ___ before & after administering Heparin
Bleeding
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Assess low ___ (heparin)
Hemoglobin (anemia)
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Assess ___ levels before administering each dose of heparin
PTT
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___ levels bt. ___ & _____ is considered therapeutic (heparin)
PTT bt. 46-70
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Check med list for other ___ heparin
Anti-coagulants
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Report any ___ or ___ to the physician (Pt. education, heparin)
Unusual bleeding or bruising
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(Pt. education) Rotate ___ with heparin
Injection sites
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Avoid ___ with Heparin
Medication that causes bleeding (ex. NSAIDS)
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(Pt. education) Heparin medication may ___
Burn or bruise
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What is a unique aspect to heparin administration?
Keep the air bubble in the syringe
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Antidote for heparin
Protamine Sulfate 1mg/100 units of heparin used
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What site is heparin anticoagulants administered on a pt.
Love handles (only)
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Reason for taking metoprolol (Lopressor) (3)
Hypertension Heart Failure Angina r/t (MI)
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Action of metoprolol (Lopressor)
Blocks beta receptors which decrease effects of epinephrine & norepinephrine
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Metoprolol (Lopressor) contraindications (3)
Heart blocks Sick sinus syndrome (SA node not effective = HR slow followed by pauses and increase HR) Bradycardia syndrome
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Metoprolol (Lopressor) adverse reactions (3)
Rebound hypertension Fatigue Cold hands & feet
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What do you check before administering metoprolol (Lopressor)?
Bp & apical pulse
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Patient HR is 45 bpm, what should you do, if anything (metoprolol)(Lopressor)?
Hold & notify MD for orders. Rule <60 hold
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Pt. should take metoprolol (Lopressor) at __
The same time everyday
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Diabetics on metoprolol (Lopressor) need to __, Why?
Monitor glucose interferes with insulin production = lower BS