Final Review Flashcards

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What is the action of Zofran? What are side effects of Zofran?

A

Zofran blocks serotonin in the CTZ

Side effects: HA and constipation

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When administering blood, what is the ration in which you want to see the H&H rise?

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1 point to 3% ratio

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The overuse of Tums (Ca Carbonate)may cause….

A

Hypercalcemia

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What are the side effects of Diltiazem?

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Bradycardia and peripheral edema

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What are side effects of hydroxyl ing (Visteril)?

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Dry mouth and drowsiness

Anticholinergic effects

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How can you prevent crystalluria with sulfonamides?

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Increase fluids

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When titrating mannitol, what does the urine output minimum need to be?

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Minimum output of 30mL/hr

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HHNK (HHS) and DKA develop because of what cause:

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Insulin deficiency

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What do you need to assess first with zithromycin?

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Assess for allergies first,

then obtain blood cultures before ABX use

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A patient experiences pain during admin of a chemo medication, what action is first?

A

STOP the infusion

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What is the antidote for benzodiazapines?

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Flumazenil

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What is drug distribution?

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Drug distribution occurs when a drug is administered and carried to the desired site for action.

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What is the half life of Bactrium?

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12 hours, give medication at 8am and 8pm

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What can result from increased levels of vasopressin?

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Water intoxication 
(S/Sx: crackles, edema, HTN, tachycardia, altered LOC)
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After an ABX is ordered, what is the next action?

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Obtain cultures before the initial dose is given.

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A patient has Diabetes Incipidus and is concerned about taking desmopressin, what do you do?

A

Ask: Tell me your concerns

Ask open-ended questions

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What are the adverse effects of propofol?

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Respiratory depression, hypotension, and bacterial growth

Should NOT have anxiety

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What is a therapeutic effect of vasopressin?

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Decreased urine output

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19
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What is patient education regarding topical nitro?

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Remove old patch before a new patch is applied

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Why do you increase fluids with Cyclophophamide?

Chemo med

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To prevent hemorrhagic cystitis

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What are S/Sx of hypoglycemia?

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Weakness, altered LOC, hungar, HA

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When is a drug level considered effective?

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When the drug is maintained above the minimum therapeutic effective level

23
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With AIDS medications, what is the goal of antiretrovirals?

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Slow decline of CD4 cells
Decrease viral load
Decrease resistance of infection
Decrease ability of oppertunistic infections

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What are adverse effects of administering COLD blood?

A

Dysrhythmias

Have patient on a cardiac monitor

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During blood transfusions, the nurse is responsible for:
Stay with the patient for 15-20 minutes, administer blood slowly
26
What is the timeframe to administer blood?
2-4 hours
27
Which insulin lasts 24 hours and a flat peak?
Lactus (glargine)
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What IVF do you give Piggyback with blood transfusions?
Normal Saline
29
What are indications for administering Fresh Frozen Plasma?
Deficiency in clotting factor, put is bleeding
30
What IVF do you hang when TPN runs out before the next feeding?
10% dextrose
31
Thrombolitic therapy for CVA is given within:
3 hours of symptom onset
32
Which heart medication has a persistent cough?
ACE inhibitors
33
What is the reversal agent for conscious sedation agents?
Narcan
34
How quickly can you decrease a blood sugar by?
50-75 per hour If insulin drip is lowering a sugar faster than that, SLOW the drip
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You are administering PRBCs and the patient has a reaction, stop the infusion and then do what?
Send blood and urine for samples
36
Check blood sugar when taking which med?
Corticosteroids
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Multiple units of PRBC are given, which electrolyte needs replaced?
Calcium | You will have hypocalcemia and hyperkalemia
38
When PCA is initiated, you want to see:
Minimal pain and reasonably comfortable
39
Class 1B antidysrhythmia also used for seizures?
Phenytoin (Dilantin)
40
A patient has HTN and is newly diagnosed with DM, which medication will you give?
Lisinopril (ACE inhibitor with less side effects)
41
White patches present in mouth, what do you do?
Notify PCP for prescription of nystatin
42
Medication to prevent premature ovulation, to control ovarian stimulation?
HCG CLomide is used to stimulate egg production
43
What do you want to teach pt taking doxorubicin
Report SOB, palpitations and edema
44
What timeframe do you give salvaged RBCs
6 hours from removal
45
Heartburn that doesn't go away with tums, what do you respond?
Does it radiate to the arm or jaw
46
Give blood within 2-4 hours to prevent:
R/F infections (Pathogen growth)
47
When monitoring for reaction during blood admin, the nurse
Stays with the pt for the first 15-20 minutes
48
Antiretrovirals in combo for HIV/AIDS because:
Prevents resistance to antiretrovirals
49
Zithromycin given how many times per day?
1 time per day
50
What is the action of estrogen therapy?
Suppress tumor growth
51
Albumin helps with hypovolemia by
Pulling the fluid from the extravascular space into the INTRAVASCULAR
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Which insulin can be given SubQ or IV?
Regular insulin
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Which insulin do you NOT mix?
Lantus
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R/F oversedation with PCA, assess
How easily the patient can be aroused