proficiency Flashcards

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Acyclavir; PC?

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Antiviral

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Acyclavir; MOA?

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Inhibits DNA synthesis and viral replication

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Acyclavir; Indic?

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Herpes (Shingles and Chickenpox) Bells Palsy

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Acyclavir; Admin?

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Oral and IV

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Acyclavir; Effects?

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Acute Kidney Injury, neurotoxicity, thrombotic microangiopathy

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Acyclavir; MP?

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Hydration, urinalysis, BuN, creatinine, output

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Amiodarone; PC?

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antiarrhythmic, agent class 3

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Amiodarone; MOA?

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inhibits adrenergic stimulation, prolongs action potential and refractory period

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Amiodarone; Indic?

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ventricular arrhythmias (VFib) (VTach) / A Fib

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Amiodarone; Admin?

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Oral, IV, less than or equal to 2 mg/mL

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Amiodarone; Effects?

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Bradycardia, hypotension, N/V, pulmonary toxicity

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Amiodarone; MP

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BP, HR, EKG, (Potassium/ magnesium)

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Baclofen; PC?

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Skeletal muscle relaxant

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Baclofen; MOA?

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inhibits transmission of mono/poly synaptic reflexes at spinal cord level

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Baclofen; Indic?

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spasticity / hiccups, muscle spasms

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Baclofen; Admin?

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Bolus (50 mcg/ mL); oral (granules/ solution)

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Baclofen; Effects?

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N/V, asthenia, confusion, dizziness, headache, hypotonia

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Baclofen; MP?

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EEG, S/S of withdrawal altered mental status, spasticity, hallucination, fever, tachycardia

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Benazepril; PC?

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Angiotensin - converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitor, antihypertensive

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Benazepril; MOA?

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Inhibition of angiotensin 1 being converted to 2 - increase of plasma renin activity and reduction in aldosterone secretion

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Benazepril; Indic?

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Hypertension

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Benazepril;Admin?

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Oral

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Benazepril; Effects?

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Acute Kidney Injury, angioedema, cough, hyperkolemia

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Benazepril; MP?

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BP, BuN, Creatinine, electrolytes, airway

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Bisoprolol; MOA?
Competitively blocks beta-1 receptors
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Bisoprolol; PC?
Beta 1 Blocker, antihypertensive
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Bisoprolol; Indic?
Hypertension/ angina, A Fib/ Flutter, Heart Failure with reduced EF, ventricular arrhythmia,
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Bisoprolol; Admin?
oral without to regard to meals, smallest size 5 mg
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Bisoprolol; Effects?
bradyarrhythmia, brnochospams, CNS. masking hypoglycemia, withdrawal
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Bisoprolol; MP?
BP, HR, EKG, S/S of bronchospasm, glucose, mental alertness
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bumetanide PC
loop diuretic; antihypertensive
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Bumetanide MOA
inhibits reabsorption of sodium & chloride in loop of henle
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Bumetanide USE
edema or volume overload
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bumetanide ADMIN
IV-slowly 0.5 to 1mg over 1-2 mins oral- w/ or w/o food, 1-2 days in between
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Bumetanide A.EFFECTS
AKI, electrolyte/fluid loss, ototoxicity, hypo-chloremia/kalemia, hyperuricemia
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Bumetanide MP
BP, electrolytes, kidney function, I/O
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bupropion PC
dopamine/norepinephrine-reuptake inhibitor; antidepressant
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bupropion MOA
weak inhibitor of the neuronal uptake of dopamine/norepinephrine
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bupropion USE
MDD, SAD smoking cessation/ ADHD, bipolar, depressive episode
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bupropion ADMIN
oral-do not crush, immediate release- 3/4 daily w/ 6hrs inbetween
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bupropion A.EFFECTS
mania (hypo), CNS stimulation, abnormal thinking, seizure, ocular, wt loss
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bupropion MP
BP, body wt, suicidality, renal/hepatic function, HR
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captopril PC
ACE inhibitor; antihypertensive
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captopril USE
acute coronary syndrome, HF w/ reduced EF, HTN, CKD/ aldosteronism
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captopril ADMIN
oral- @ least 1 hour before meals
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captopril A.EFFECTS
AKI, angioedema, cough, hyperkalemia, hematologic effects
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captopril MP
BP, BUN, creatinine, electrolytes, airway obstruction
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carbamazepine PC
antimanic/ antiseizure agent
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carbamazepine MOA
depress activity in nucleus ventralis of thalamus or decrease synaptic transmission
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carbamazepine USE
bipolar, focal/generalized seizures, neuropathic pain/ bipolar major depression
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carbamazepine ADMIN
w/food, suspension
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Dorzolamide; PC
Carbonic Anhydrase Inhibitor, Antiglaucoma
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Dorzolamide; MCA
Inhibition of enzyme carbonic anhydrase II & IV in ciliary epithelium
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carbamazepine MP
CBC, renal/liver function, ophthalmic exam
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losartan ADMIN
w/o regards to meals but @ same time everyday
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losartan A.EFFECTS
AKI, hyperkalemia
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Dorzolamide; Indic
ocular hypertension / open- angel glaucoma
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Dorzolamide; Admin
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Dorzolamide; Effects
Burning, Discomfort, Stinging
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Dorzolamide; MP
Eye Exams, IOP
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Fentanyl; PC
Opioid, analgesic
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Fentanyl; MOA
Binds with stereospecific receptors at sites without CNS
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Fentanyl; Indic
Pain management
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Fentanyl; Admin
IM / IV - slowly over 1 to 2 minutes
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Fentanyl; Effects
Constipation, wD, respiratory depression, peripheral edema, dehydration
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Fentanyl; MP
Pain, Respiratory/ Mental status, BP, HR, GI symptoms
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Glipizide; PC
Antidiabetic agent, sulfonylurea,
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Glipizide; MOA
Stimulates insulin release from pancreatic beta cells, reduces glucose output from liver
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Glipizide; Indic
DM II
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Glipizide; Admin
30 minutes before meal
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Glipizide; A.Effects
Cardiovascular, hyperglycemia, sulfa allergy
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Glipizide; MP
S/S hypoglycemia (fatigue, excessive hunger, sweating, numbness of extremities)
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Hydroxyzine; PC
Histamine H 1 Antagonist, antiemetic
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Hydroxyzine; MOA
Competes with histamine H1 receptor sites on effector cells
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losartan MP
BP, electrolytes (potassium), creatinine, BUN
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metoclopramide PC
serotonin 5-HT4 receptor agonist (antiemetic) dopamine agonist
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metoclopramide MOA
blocks dopamine & serotonin receptors; enhances response to acetylcholine
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metoclopramide USE
chemo n/v, diabetic gastroparesis/ GERD
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metoclopramide ADMIN
IM/IV, nasal, oral- 30mins before meals
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metoclopramide A.EFFECTS
CNS depression, extrapyramidal symptoms
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metoclopramide MP
signs of TD, extrapyramidal symptoms, mental status
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clindamycin PC
antibiotic, lincosamide
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clindamycin MOA
inhibits bacterial protein synthesis
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clindamycin USE
infections- bone, joint, gynecological, intraabdominal, lower respiratory, septicemia
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clindamycin ADMIN
IM-rotate sites IV- 30mg/min oral- w/full glass of water
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clindamycin A.EFFECTS
c-dif
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clindamycin MP
bowel freq liver/renal function
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mirtazapine PC
alpha-2 antagonist, antidepressant
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mirtazapine MOA
increased release of norepinephrine & serotonin
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carbamazepine A.EFFECTS
blood dyscrasias, cardiac (HF), hyponatremia, suicidal, n/v, ataxia, dizzy/drowsiness
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cimetidine PC
histamine H2 antagonist
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cimetidine MOA
inhibition of H2 receptors of gastric parietal cells resulting in reduced gastric secretions
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cimetidine USE
GERD, heartburn, peptic ulcer disease/ interstitial cystic/bladder cancer
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cimetidine ADMIN
w/meals
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cimetidine MP
CBC, gastric PH, signs of confusion, GI bleeding
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mirtazapine USE
MDD/ h/a, panic disorder
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Hydroxyzine; Indic
Anxiety, pruritus, urticaria
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Hydroxyzine; Admin
only IM or oral
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Hydroxyzine; Effects
CNS depression, QT prolongation, acute generalized exanthematous putulosis
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Hydroxyzine; MP
Mental status, BP, S/S allergies
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Losartan; PC
Angiotensin II receptor blocker, antihypertensive
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Losartan; MOA
Blocks vaso constrictor and aldosterone- secreting effects angiotensin II
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Losartan; Indic
HTN, proteinic CKD (non-diabetic), HF with reduced EF
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mirtazapine ADMIN
oral tablet w/o regards to meals, don't crush
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mirtazapine A.EFFECTS
mania (hypo), movement disorders, orthostatic hypotension, SI, wt gain, sexual dysfunction, constipation, xerostomia, drowsiness
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mirtazapine MP
CBC, renal/hepatic function, weight
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misoprostol PC
prostaglandin
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misoprostol MOA
synthetic- replaces protective prostaglandins consumed w/p-inhibiting therapies
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misoprostol USE
prevention gastric ulcers, termination of pregnancy/ labor induction
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misoprostol ADMIN
oral tabs
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misoprostol A.EFFECTS
abd pain, diarrhea, DO NOT USE DURING PREG
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misoprostol MP
fetal HR, uterine activity, blood loss
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morphine PC
analgesic opioid
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morphine MOA
binds to opioid receptors in CNS
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morphine USE
pain management/ dyspnea, cough
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morphine ADMIN
oral-don't crush IV slow over 4-5 mins
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morphine A.EFFECTS
constipation , neurotoxicity, pruritus, respiratory depression, WD
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morphine MP
pain control, respiratory/mental status, BP, signs of misuse
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nortriptyline PC
tricyclic antidepressant
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nortriptyline MOA
increase synaptic concentration of serotonin &/or norepinephrine
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nortriptyline USE
MDD/ h/a, IBS, migraine, smoking cessation, pain
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nortriptyline ADMIN
oral- w/o regards to food
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nortriptyline A.EFFECTS
SI, CNS depression, ocular effects, orthostatic hypotension, hyponatremia
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nortriptyline MP
sodium, BP, HR, mental status, weight,
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ondansetron PC
selective 5-HT3 receptor antagonist; antiemetic
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ondansetron MOA
blocks serotonin
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ondansetron USE
chemo n/v/ diarrhea
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ondansetron ADMIN
oral, IM/IV
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ondansetron A.EFFECTS
constipation, h/a, QT prolongation
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ondansetron MP
EKG, heart failure, potassium/magnesium
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pentoxifylline PC
blood viscosity reducer agent
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pentoxifylline MOA
increases blood flow to affected microcirculation
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pentoxifylline USE
intermittent claudication (pain in legs due to reduced circulation) / venous leg ulcers
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pentoxifylline ADMIN
oral w/food, don't crush
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pentoxifylline MP
renal function, hemoglobin, hematocrit,
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phenobarbital PC
barbiturate; antiseizure
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phenobarbital MOA
depress sensory cortex
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phenobarbital USE
sedation, seizures/ alcohol WD
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phenobarbital ADMIN
IV, IM, orally
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phenobarbital A.EFFECTS
respiratory depression, SI, hypotension, bradycardia, drowsiness, vertigo
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phenobarbital MP
s/s suicidality, CNS status, phenobarbital concentration
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pioglitazone PC
thiazolidinedione; antidiabetic
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pioglitazone MOA
improving target cell response to insulin
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pioglitazone USE
DM II
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pioglitazone ADMIN
oral- w/o regards to meals
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pioglitazone A.EFFECTS
bladder cancer, fractures, HF/edema, hepatic failure, hypoglycemia, URI
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pioglitazone MP
s/s HF, rapid wt gain
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pravastatin PC
HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor; antilipemic
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pravastatin MOA
inhibitor of 3-hydroxy-3-methylglutaryl coenzyme A
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pravastatin USE
hypercholesterolemia, prevention atherosclerotic/ post heart/kidney transplant,
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pravastatin A.EFFECTS
URI, musculoskeletal pain, hepatic effects
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pravastatin ADMIN
oral w/o regards to meals
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pravastatin MP
lipid panel
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sulfasalazine PC
5-aminosalicylic acid derivative; antirheumatic
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sulfasalazine MOA
modulates chemical mediators of inflammatory response
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sulfasalazine USE
rheumatoid arthritis, ulcerative colitis/ crohns, psoriatic arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis,
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sulfasalazine ADMIN
oral- after meals
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sulfasalazine A.EFFECTS
n/v/d, abdominal pain, blood dyscrasias (disorders), rash, h/a
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sulfasalazine MP
CBC w/differential
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sumatriptan PC
serotonin 5-HT 1B,1D receptor agonist; antimigraine
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sumatriptan MOA
selective agonist for serotonin, causes vasoconstriction reduces inflammation
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sumatriptan USE
cluster h/a, migraine/ cyclic vomiting syndrome
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sumatriptan ADMIN
NOT IV/IM!! subq, [intranasal powder, solution, spray]
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sumatriptan A.EFFECTS
cardiac arrhythmias/events, strokes, dizziness, drowsiness, vertigo, serotonin syndrome,
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sumatriptan MP
mental status, BP, neuromuscular changes, GI symptoms, seizures,
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temazepam PC
benzodiazepine
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temazepam MOA
binds to receptors on postsynaptic GABA neuron @ several sites
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temazepam USE
insomnia
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temazepam ADMIN
oral capsule
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temazepam MP
respiratory/cardiovascular status
170
verapamil PC
calcium channel blocker; anti-anginal, arrhythmic, hypertensive
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verapamil MOA
inhibits calcium ion from entering slow channels, relaxes coronary smooth muscle,
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verapamil USE
angina, a fib/flutter, HTN, supraventricular tachycardia, chest pain, h/a, migraine,
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verapamil ADMIN
oral, IV push over less than/equal to 2 mins
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verapamil A.EFFECTS
acute decompensated HF, bradyarrhythmias, h/a, hepatic effects
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verapamil MP
BP, HR, liver/kidney function