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Unit 4 Flashcards

1
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Somatropin (Growth Hormone) MOA:

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enhance growth

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Somatropin (Growth Hormone) Adverse Effects:

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headache, hyperglycemia, rash, flulike syndrome

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Somatropin (Growth Hormone) Indications:

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treatment of growth failure

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Somatropin (Growth Hormone) Contraindications:

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drug allergy, acute illness and children w/ closed growth plates

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Vasopressin MOA:

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enhances antidiuretic hormone

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Vasopressin Adverse Effects:

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hypertension, vertigo, headache

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Vasopressin Indications:

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diabetes insipidus

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Vasopressin Contraindications:

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drug allergy, asthma, cardiovascular disease

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Levothyroxine MOA:

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induces changes in the metabolic rate

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Levothyroxine Adverse Effect:

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cardiac dysrhythmia

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Levothyroxine Indications:

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hypothyroidism

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Levothyroxine Contraindications:

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drug allergy, hyperthyroidism, and MI (!)

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Propylthiouracil MOA:

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inhibit the incorporation of iodine molecules into amino acid tyrosine`

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Propylthiouracil Adverse Effect:

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liver and bone marrow toxicity

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Propylthiouracil Indications:

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hyperthyroidism

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Propylthiouracil Contraindications:

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drug allergy

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Nursing diagnosis for thyroid & antithyroid medications:

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The nursing dx for Levothyroxine and Propylthiouracil is knowledge deficit AND noncompliance

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The 3P’s of Diabetes:

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Polyphagia, polyuria, polydipsia

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Route of Rapid-Acting Insulin:

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Subcutaneous

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Onset of RAI:

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15 minutes

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Peak and Duration of RAI:

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Peaks in 1-2 hours

Duration of 3-5 hours

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Half-life of RAI:

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80 min

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Route Short Acting Insulin:

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Subcutaneous and Intravenous !

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Onset of SAI:

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30-60 minutes

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Peak and Duration of SAI:

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Peak is 2.5 hours

Duration is 6-10 hours

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Half-life of SAI:

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Unknown

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27
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Glipizide MOA:

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stimulate release of insulin

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Glipizide Adverse Effects:

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hypoglycemia & weight gain

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29
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Glipizide Indications:

A

Type 2 Diabetes (hyperglycemia)

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Glipizide Contraindications:

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Hypoglycemia, drug allergy

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Metformin MOA:

A

decrease glucose production by the liver

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Metformin Adverse Effects:

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GI Symptoms: abdominal bloating and diarrhea

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Metformin Indications:

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Type 2 Diabetes

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Metformin Contraindications:

A

renal disease & drug allergy

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Fludocortisone (mineralcorticoid) MOA:

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modify enzyme activity

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Fludocortisone (mineralcorticoid) Adverse Effects:

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hypertension, convulsions, weight gain, and hyperglycemia

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Fludocortisone (mineralcorticoid) Indications:

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Adrenocortical insufficiency

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Fludocortisone (mineralcorticoid) Contraindications:

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drug allergy

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Methylprednisone (glucocorticoid) MOA:

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modify enzyme activity

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Methylprednisone (glucocorticoid)
Adverse Effect:

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hypertension, convulsions, weight gain, and hyperglycemia

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Methylprednisone (glucocorticoid)
Indications:

A

chronic respiratory illness

42
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Methylprednisone (glucocorticoid)
Contraindications:

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drug allergy

43
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Alendronate MOA:

A

inhibits or reverses osteoclast-mediated bone resportion

44
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Aldendronate must be taken…

A

with 8 oz of water first thing in the morning

45
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Aldendronate Adverse Effects:

A

GI upset

46
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Aldendronate Indications:

A

osteoporosis

47
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Aldendronate Contraindications:

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drug allergy, dysphagia, esophagitis

48
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Calcitonin (Bisphosphonates) MOA:

A

inhibits osteoclastic bone resportion

49
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Calcitonin (Bisphosphonates) Adverse Effects:

A

nausea and vomiting

50
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Calcitonin (Bisphosphonates) Indications:

A

osteoporosis

51
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Calcitonin (Bisphosphonates) Contraindications:

A

drug allergy & salmon

52
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Clomiphene (fertility rx) MOA:

A

blocking estrogen receptors in the uterus and the brain

53
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Clomiphene (fertility rx) Adverse Effect:

A

tachycardia, dizziness, bloating, multiple pregnancies

54
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Clomiphene (fertility rx) Indications:

A

promote ovulation

55
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Clomiphene (fertility rx) Contraindications:

A

drug allergy and ovarian failure

56
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Oxytocin MOA:

A

stimulates uterine contraction

57
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Oxytocin Adverse Effects:

A

hypo/hypertension, chest pain, cramping

58
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Oxytocin Indications:

A

induce labor

59
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Oxytocin Contraindications:

A

drug allergy & high risk intrauterine positions

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Contraceptive Rx MOA:

A

prevent ovulation by inhibiting the release of gonadotropins and increasing uterine mucous viscosity

61
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Contraceptive Rx Adverse Effects:

A

hypertension, edema, migraines, increased weight, amenorrhea and breast changes

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Contraceptive Rx Indications:

A

prevention of pregnancy

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Contraceptive Rx Contraindications:

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pregnancy, MI, stroke, pulmonary embolism

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Finasteride MOA:

A

prevents the conversion of testosterone DHT

65
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Finasteride Adverse Effects:

A

reduced libido, hypotension, dizziness, and drowsiness

66
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Finasteride Indications:

A

benign prostatic hyperplasia

67
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Finasteride Contraindcations:

A

drug allergy, pregnant women and children

68
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Sidenafil (Viagra) MOA:

A

inhibits action of the enzyme phosphodiesterase

69
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Sidenafil (Viagra) Adverse Effect:

A

hypotension, headache, flushing

70
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Sidenafil (Viagra) Indications:

A

ED

71
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Sidenafil (Viagra) Contraindications:

A

cardiovascular disease, drug allergy, nitrates

72
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Testosterone MOA:

A

stimulates normal growth & development of secondary sex characteristics

73
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Diphenyhydromine; Ioratadine (antihistamine) MOA:

A

blocks histamine receptors

74
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Diphenyhydromine; Ioratadine (antihistamine) Adverse:

A

drowsiness, dry mouth, vision changes

75
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Diphenyhydromine; Ioratadine (antihistamine) Indications:

A

nasal allergies, allergic rhinitis, uticaria

76
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Diphenyhydromine; Ioratadine (antihistamine) Contraindications:

A

drug allergy

77
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Benzonatate; Dextromethorphan (Antitussive) MOA:

A

Benzonatate: numbs stretch receptor cells in respiratory tract

Dextromethorphan: suppresses cough center

78
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Benzonatate; Dextromethorphan (Antitussive) Adverse:

A

Benzonatate: dizziness, headache, sedation

Dextromethrophan: dizziness, drowsiness, nausea

79
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Benzonatate; Dextromethorphan (Antitussive) Indications:

A

cough

80
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Benzonatate; Dextromethorphan (Antitussive) Contraindications:

A

drug allergy

81
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Codeine (antitussive) MOA:

A

suppresses cough through direct action on cough center

82
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Codeine (antitussive) Adverse Effects:

A

sedation, light-headedness, constipation

83
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Codeine (antitussive) Indications:

A

cough

84
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Codeine (antitussive) Contraindications:

A

drug allergy

85
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Guaifenesin (expectorant) MOA:

A

loosening & thinning respiratory secretions

86
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Guaifenesin (expectorant) Adverse Effects:

A

gastric irritation

87
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Guaifenesin (expectorant) Indications:

A

relief of productive cough

88
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Guaifenesin (expectorant) Contraindications:

A

drug allergy

89
Q

Albuterol (bronchodilator);

Ipratroprium-anticholinergic (Beta-adrenergic agonist);

Salmeterol (Sympathomimetic)

MOA:

A

relax and dilate airways

90
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Albuterol (bronchodilator);

Ipratroprium-anticholinergic (Beta-adrenergic agonist);

Salmeterol (Sympathomimetic)

Adverse Effects:

A

restlessness, cardiac stimulation, hyperglycemia

91
Q

Albuterol (bronchodilator);

Ipratroprium-anticholinergic (Beta-adrenergic agonist);

Salmeterol (Sympathomimetic)

Indications:

A

prevent bronchospasms

92
Q

Albuterol (bronchodilator);

Ipratroprium-anticholinergic (Beta-adrenergic agonist);

Salmeterol (Sympathomimetic)

Contraindications:

A

drug allergy, hypertension, cardiac dysrhythmias

93
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Montelukast (Leukotriene Receptor Antagonist) MOA:

A

blocks the inflammatory process with asthma

94
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Montelukast (Leukotriene Receptor Antagonist) Adverse Effects:

A

headache, dizziness, and insomnia

95
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Montelukast (Leukotriene Receptor Antagonist) Indications:

A

prophylaxis and long term treatment of asthma

96
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Montelukast (Leukotriene Receptor Antagonist) Contraindications:

A

drug allergy

97
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Fluticasone Propionate; Methylprednisolone (selected corticosteroids) MOA:

A

reducing inflammation and enhancing beta agonist

98
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Fluticasone Propionate; Methylprednisolone (selected corticosteroids) Adverse Effects:

A

CNS effects, prone to infections, dermatologic issues

99
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Fluticasone Propionate; Methylprednisolone (selected corticosteroids) Indications:

A

Fluticasone Propionate: asthma prophylaxis and maintenance

Methylprednisolone: exacerbation of asthma & COPD

100
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Fluticasone Propionate; Methylprednisolone (selected corticosteroids) Contraindications:

A

drug allergy

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