Medications
What route would a nurse administer nasal corticosteroids?
what is through the nostrils
What is the adverse effect of decongestants?
Antitussives that contain codeine are likely to cause
What is constipation
After the nurse gives their patient a nebulizer treatment, what should the nurse remind the patient to do after the treatment is finished?
What is gargle water and rinse mouth
Who is the shortest student in the class?
What is Shelby
When would you use short acting beta- agonists?
What is when the asthma attack occur or before if they know they are going to have an attack
A patient comes in with a dry mouth and complains of constipation, dizziness when getting up from a chair. What drug would cause these side effects?
The combinations of bronchodilators, MAO-Is, antidepressants or beta-blockers can cause what kind of effect?
What is additive effects
A pt with thyroid disease or migraine headaches may be unable to take antihistamines because of what adverse effect?
What is Tachycardia
Who has wrecked their car twice in a month?
What is Alexis
How do leukotriene inhibitors relieve allergy symptoms?
what is by relaxing the respiratory smooth muscles
What is an Antihistamine
What drug interacts with caffeine to cause hypertension?
What is decongestants
When administering a nasal spray, what should you assess the patient for?
White patches in nasal or mouth area
Who does the teacher call Moses?
What is Cameron
What do antitussives and when is the best time to take it?
What is suppress cough and take at night
A pt is experiencing a headache and a rash, which class of drugs could this be an adverse effect of?
what is a mucolytic
The sedative effect often seen with antihistamines is increased when what other drug is given at the same time?
What is other CNS depressants
Monitor heart rate and blood pressure in people taking sympathomimetic drugs, especially in those with a history of what?
What is cardiac disease
Who finished all of their med sheets in the first week?
What is Daniela and Morgan
What medications would a patient most likely need to be taking if they are experiencing thick and sticky respiratory secretions?
mucolytics
Your patient is experiencing bronchoconstriction, and is having an asthma attack what would be your first step when dealing with these symptoms?
What is give the patient a short-acting Beta2 agonist
what is anesthetized throat
When teaching a patient how to properly use their MDI's how long should the patient hold their breath after inhaling the medicine and how long should they wait between each puff/does?
what is 10 seconds and one minute
Who made the worse grade on the chapter 8 test?
What is Mercedes