Medication Side Effects, Reactions, and Interactions
I can be good or bad. I typically do not require any action. If I have a negative effect or serious problem the medication may need to be changed.
What is side effect
What right decides who you administer me to?
What is the RIGHT PERSON
I help lower glucose levels and can be taken subcutaneous>
What is insulin.
Abbreviation for Killogram?
What Is kg.
i represent the heart at rest.
What is diastolic blood pressure.
ADR
What is Adverse Drug Reaction
I involve doing three checks.
What is RIGHT MEDICATION
I am OTC and relieve pain and can be used for fever. ( I am a NSAID)
What is Ibuprofen / Advil.
QOD
What is every other day.
Brady?
What is slow?
A type of drug reaction that occurs when a drug causes the opposite effect of what it is supposed to.
What is paradoxical reaction.
What is the 6th right in medication administration?
What is documentation.
I help remove fluid from the body.
What is Lasix / Furosemide.
what does ac stand for?
What is before meals.
Dysphagia
What is trouble swallowing?
The action of one drug increases or cancels the effects of the other drug.
What is Antagonism.
Which right identifies the method of medication administration?
What is the RIGHT ROUTE
You use a mask or a pipe to inhale me and you help me breathe better.
What is a Nebulizer treatment.
What does NPO stand for?
What is nothing by mouth.
SOB
What is shortness of breath?
This interaction happens when the action of one drug changes the effects of another. It may occur when they take more than one prescritption.
What is Drug-drug interaction.
Which right identifies when the resident is ordered to receive the medication?
What is the RIGHT TIME
I am a transdermal patch with active ingredients. Please discard me appropriately.
What is a Fentanyl Patch.
What does BID stand for?
What is twice a day.
HTN
What is Hypertension?