medication
what does this medication treat
what is parkison's disease
What side effect causes dizziness upon standing?
what is orthostatic hypotension
what type of glaucoma is a contraindication
what is narrow angle glaucoma
can you suddenly stop this medication?
what is avoid suddenly stopping this medication, symptoms can worsen
what vital sign should the nurse monitor
what is blood pressure
what is the medication class
what is Dopamine agonist
what GI side effect is most common?
what is n/v
this skin cancer needs to be reported before taking medication
what is malignant melanoma
how do I help prevent orthostatic hypotenison
what is change positions slowly to prevent this
what precautions should the nurse implement
what is fall cautions due to drowsiness risk
what is carbidopa?
what is prevents levodopa from being broken down before reaching the brain
What body fluids darken in color?
what is urine and sweat
what can not be taken within 14 days of each other?
what is MAO inhibitors-- antidepressants
what does protein do with this medication
what is large amounts of protein can decrease medication effectiveness
what should the nurse assess for?
what is tremors, rigidity, gait
what is bradykinesia?
what is the parkison's symptom that means slow movement
what is a huge safety concern?
what is drowsiness
who should we monitor very closely?
what is pts with physchotic disorders-- symptoms can worsen
what symptoms should you report?
what is hallucinations or severe involuntary movements
if nausea happens, take medication with this food group
what is low protein snack
What are two major motor manifestations of Parkinsons that improve with this therapy?
what is Bradykinesia and rigidity
what are dyskinesias
what is involuntary movements may indicate too much dopamine
when should you stop immediately
what is any hypersensitivity reaction
This intervention helps manage severe dry mouth
what is hard candy
monitor for this serious adverse effect
what is dyskinesias and psychosis