What Does this Drug DO?
Salmeterol
What is a long acting beta-agonist used for asthma?
What is the strong side?
The size of the sterile field border considered not sterile
What is one inch?
The reason people with kidney disease are anemic.
What is lack of the erythropoeitin hormone to produce red blood cells.
These are the fat-soluble vitamins; as a result of being fat-soluble, people can get too much of them.
What are A, D, E, and K?
Clopidogrel
What is an antiplatelet drug?
A way to retrain the bladder for urge incontinence BESIDES Kegel exercises.
What is have the client hold their urine for progressively longer time periods each day?
The type of room used for clients with severe neutropenia (not just a private room).
What is a positive air pressure room?
This is a cancer that manifests itself on the skin and is one of the hallmarks of AIDS.
What is Kaposi's sarcoma?
The number of calories in each gram of protein.
What is 4? (4 calories per gram of protein and carbohydrate; 9 calories per gram of fat)
Tamsulosin
What is a drug for BPH?
A herbal remedy for nausea
What is ginger?
The type of precautions used for a client with hepatitis C.
What are standard precautions?
This is a major difference in symptoms between a small bowel obstruction versus a large bowel obstruction.
What is the presence of profuse vomiting with a small bowel obstruction and not as much with large bowel obstruction?
These are manifestations of dumping syndrome.
What is dizziness, pallor, diaphoresis, tachycardia?
Filgrastim
What is a drug that stimulates WBC production?
This is how to conduct the Romberg test for balance
What is to have the client stand with their feet together and eyes closed for at least 5 seconds and assess for swaying?
The diseases which require airborne precautions.
What are measles, tuberculosis, varicella, disseminated herpes zoster. (SARS and COVID-19 require N95 mask or respirator; they have not been officially classified as airborne precautions).
These are signs of hypoparathyroidism.
What are muscle cramps, tetany, Chvosteks/Troussaus signs (hypocalcemia); parasthesias?
These are major sources of Vitamin K.
What are dark green vegetables (spinach, broccoli, asparagus); carrots, and eggs?
Phenelzine
What is an MAOI for depression?
The BMI range for "overweight"
What is 25 to 29.9?
The type of precautions used for a client with shigella.
What are contact precautions?
This is what a pheochromocytoma does.
What is a tumor that causes secretion of epinephrine and norepinephrine; causes severe hypertension and tachycardia?
The people at greatest risk for a deficiency of vitamin B12.
What are vegans, those with pernicious anemia (lack of intrinsic factor), and those who have had gastric surgery?