Adverse Effects
Rebound congestion is an adverse effect of this nasal decongestant spray.
What is phenylephrine?
Instructions for this class of cholesterol medication includes avoiding grapefruit juice and monitoring for signs of rhabdomylosis.
What are statins?
Chewing sugarless gum assist the client with dry mouth as an effect of what class of medication?
This antidote reverses overdose of benzodiazepines.
What is flumazenil?
Adverse effects of this NSAID include tinnitus and bleeding.
What is ASA?
What is vancomycin?
These are instructions for nicotine replacement in a gum.
What is don't eat or drink prior to chewing, and chew slowly for about 30 min.?
These are instructions for what order to give beclomethasone and albuterol inhalers.
What is give albuterol (bronchodilator) before beclomethasone (glucocorticoid) inhalers?
This medication is the antidote for heparin.
What is protamine sulfate?
Following this dosing avoids adverse effects of dependence and withdrawal from medications.
What is tapering the dose?
Adverse effects of this class of pain medication include respiratory depression, constipation, and urinary retention.
What is opioids or morphine?
These are instructions for enoxaparin prefilled syringe injections.
What are give at 90 degree angle, and don't expel air in syringe.
NRSG considerations for this leukopoietic growth factor medication are use the vial one time and not reinserting the needle into the vial.
What is filgrastim?
This medication is given to reverse magnesium sulfate.
What is calcium gluconate?
Adverse effects of this diuretic include decreased potassium, orthostatic hypotension and ototoxicity.
What is furosemide?
Adverse effects of this antiemetic includes HA, diarrhea, and prolonged QT intervals.
What is ondansetron?
Instructions for this biphosphonate include take first thing in the morning with 8 oz of H2O and remain upright at least 30 min after taking.
What is Alendronate?
NRSG considerations for administering this growth factor for anemia include monitoring for hypertension.
What is epoetin alfa?
This medication is given for a client experiencing fluid overload while receiving a unit of whole blood.
What is furosemide?
Adverse effects of this cardiac glycoside are fatigue, diarrhea, and blurred halo-vision.
What is digoxin?
Adverse effects of this mood stabilizer include coarse tremors, GI effects, progressing to involuntary movements, seizures, and death.
What is Lithium?
What is zolpidem?
Positive effects the nurse monitors for this cardiac adrenergic medication include increased urine output and increased blood pressure.
What is dopamine?
This medication reverses neuromuscular blocking agents.
What is Neostigmine?
Adverse effects of this medication to treat osteoporosis include DVTs and pulmonary embolism.
What is Raloxifene?