Geri Unit V Flashcards
(105 cards)
1
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What is pharmocodynamics
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Action
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What is distribution
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Transport of meds
3
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When does asthma attacks usually occur
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At night
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What is chronopharmocogy
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Body rhythm and how they interact with meds
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What is polypharmacy
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The use of a lot of different meds daily
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What is underuse
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Person takes less meds than prescribed to save pills or money
7
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What is misuse
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Incorrect dosing, sharing meds
8
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What is overuse
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If one pill works well then 2 will work better
9
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What is erratic use
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Forgetting to take meds
10
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What is contraindicated use
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Recieving several meds from several physicians, using many different pharmacies
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What is pharmacokinetics
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Study of how medication moves through body
12
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What is pharmocotherapeutics
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Medications used to treat an illness
13
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What is the primary drug abused in the world
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Alcohol
14
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What should a patient with CHF restrict from
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All sodium
15
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What is HTN
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Hypotension
16
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What side of the body should be effected if the stroke occurs on the left side of brain
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Right side
17
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What is hemorage
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A bleed or clot that travels that causes a stroke
18
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What is hemosiderosis
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Permanent brown discoloration May appear bc of small hemorages
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What is another name for high cholesterol
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Hyperlipidemia
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What is the generic name for digoxin
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Lanoxin
21
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What is pathology
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Study of disease
22
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What is chronic illness
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Gradual onset long duration
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What is the goal for chronic illness
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Management not care
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What is acute illness
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Rapid onset short duration
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What is CHF
Inability of the heart to pump blood to meet the metabolic demands of the body
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What is osteoporosis
Brittle bones
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What is deconditioning
People restrict their activity and become less capable
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What is cataract
Clouding of lens
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What is the most common eye disorder
Cataract
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What is macular degeneration
Destroys the point of macula
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Where is macular degeneration found
Only in older people
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When does a person get macular degeneration
After age 60
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What is glaucoma
One of the leading causes of blindness and results from increased pressure in eye that damages the optic nerve
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How do you treat glaucoma
Meds
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What is the major goal when working with somebody with osteoporosis
Safety
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What is sinement
Type of med used to treat PD
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What is the primary goal of PD
Prevent complications
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When is osteoporosis worse
In the morning
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Is type III or type I diabetes more common in elderly
Type III
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Who is most likely at rush for osteoporosis
Caucasian and Asian women
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What is levothyroxine
Med that treats hypothyroidism
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What is ADR
(Adverse drug reactions)
| Unwanted effects or side effects of a med
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Name 3 issues that may affect safety of medication use in elderly
Visual changes, hearing changes , cognitive changes
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What is the ADR S/S
Change in mood, restlessness, confusion, anxiety
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What organs have a major role is excretion of most meds
Kidneys and lungs
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What drugs cause dry mouth
Anticholinergics, and antiemetics
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What drug promotes gastroesophageal reflux
Beta blockers
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What drug is associated with ulcer formation
Aspirin
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What drugs alter absorption of nutrients
Alcohol and antacids
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What drug promote constipation
Narcotics
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What drug promotes diarrhea
Chemo drugs, antibiotics
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What drugs promote hepatic damage
TB drugs and Tylenol
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What drug causes excessive depression
Alcohol and narcotics
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What drug causes dysrhythmias
Dilanta and cardiac glycosides
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What drug causes damage to the kidneys
Antibiotics
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Considering pharmokinesthetics in the other person, which of the following statements is true
Overall absorption is decreased
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Which of the following factors would be the strongest in influence compliance in an older person on a fixed income
Cost of feeling prescription
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When working with the interdisciplinary team to simplify residents medication regimen, the LPN should
Review our oral medications with the person who is ill in the family, and try to unify the prescriptions to one pharmacy
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Chronopharmacology relates to
The correlation between ones circadian rhythm and medication effectiveness
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Miss M. 82 lives at home alone, her daughter visit her once a day and helps her bathe, Miss M cooks her own meals and works in her home and yard. Which of the following Factors Could Place Miss M at risk of making a medication error
All of the above
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Miss M’s daughter reports that she seems to take laxatives two or three times per day what effect would laxative abuse have on the other medications Miss M is taking
Decreased absorption owing to increased gut motility
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Miss M seems to have difficult remembering whether or not she has taken her pill. Which of the following would be helpful to her
All of the above
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What is grief
Normal reaction to a catastrophic loss
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What are the 5 stages of grief
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Denial
Anger
Bargaining
Depression
Acceptance
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When a patient has depression,
He or she doesn’t want a lot of ppl around
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What is the key to most situations
Communication
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Name 3 qualities to develop before working with dying people
Motivation
Flexibility
Dependability
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List 3 examples of imminent signs of death
Rapid weak pulse
Loss of hearing
Bladder and bowel incontinence
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When a elderly client experiences TR, he or she will display symptoms such as
Involuntary muscle twitching or jerks
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Palliative care is described as
The type of care that provides comfort and management of symptoms
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What are the stages of grief in order
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Denial
Anger
Bargaining
Depression
Acceptance
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When speaking to an elderly dying patient, it is important to
Communicate clearly, possibly with a sense of humor in a manner that the patient will be able to hear what is being said
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Four of the eight signs of imminent death are
Rapid weak pulse, profuse perspiration, loss of hearing and decline in the BP
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What makes up our immune system
Lymphatic system
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What is the purpose of the immune system
Protect the body from bacteria, fungi, etc
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Name S/S of skin infection
Redness,swelling, pain, lesions, and discoloration
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How often should you get Tdap
Every 10 years
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How often should you get seasonal influenza
Once a year
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How often should you get shingles shot
Once a lifetime
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How often should you get pneumococcal shot
Every 5 years
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What age of Americans get shingles
60 years or older
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Can older people get STDs
YES
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S/S of TB
Weight loss, fever, night sweats
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S/S of West Nile Virus
Fever, chills, headache, aching bones
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Mrs R is 80 yo and is in good health. On a recent visit her daughter noticed that her mother seems confused and has decreased energy. Mrs R may ave developed
UTI
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The vaccination should be given annually to every resident in a long-term care facility
Influenza
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Mr. Z is discussing his immunization history with the nurse. He mentions that at age 63 he received a pneumococcal vaccine when does Mr. Z need another dose of this vaccine
5 years after his 1st dose
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You are admitting Miss J. 75 years old to your rehabilitation facility after her knee replacement surgery is part of the admission assessment you:
Ask her partner to leave the room before asking her questions about her sexual history
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When discussing HIV/AIDS with an older adult, that person needs to understand:
HIV/AIDS is incurable and is considered a chronic disease
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What is CVA
Cerebrovascular accident
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3 rationales of ROS
- identify possible causes for present problems
- show an interaction between systems
- tie the past into the present problem
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S/S of MI
Dizziness, weakness, abrupt confusion, fatigue, upper abdominal pain
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Causes of CHF
Hypertension, heart valve calcification, arrhythmia, anemia
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S/S of HTN
Constipation, drowsiness, depression, cough, dizziness
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List 3 teaching for peripheral vascular disease
Keep legs elevated when sitting
Use cotton socks and properly fitting shoes
Avoid extreme temp changes
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Is PD found more often in men or women
MEN
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What shape of chest will patients with COPD have
Barrel chest
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List 3 risk factors for osteoporosis
Smoking
Low body wt
High intake of caffeine
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List 3 risk factors for Type II diabetes
Age 45 years or older
Overweight
Family history of Type II diabetes
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S/S of hypothyroidism
Fatigue, memory loss, dry skin
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Chronic health conditions differ from acute conditions in which of the following ways
Chronic conditions require active work by patient or family
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A review of systems helps the nurse I need to find which of the following
Possible interaction among healthcare problems
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When a person has a right sided stroke one way to ensure the patient’s continued attention to both sides of the body is to do which of the following
Observe the condition of the skin or mucous membranes on the affected side
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A major concern with older adults who have chronic condition such as osteoarthritis it’s lack of activity. which of the following is an unwanted result of decreased activity
Deconditioning
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An older person with a chronic condition such as HTN may not take prescribe medications routinely the main reason for this is which of the following
Lack of symptoms that indicate blood pressure is high
