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100

What are lab values for liver and kidney?

Liver - AST/ALT; Kidney - BUN, Creatinine clearance

100

Discoloration of body fluids to red/orange color is common for which drug?

Rifampin

100

What is the most effective way to administer pain meds?

On a fixed schedule

100

What are some lifestyle changes to reduce HTN?

Weight loss, sodium restriction, DASH diet, alcohol restriction, exercise 30 min/day, smoking cessation, maintenance of potassium and calcium intake

100

What body tissues are at risk with chemo?

Ones with high growth fraction - bone marrow, skin, hair follicles, sperm, GI tract

200
The liver matures at what age?

1 year of age

200

You do not want to give LAIV to which type of patients?

Immunocompromised patients

200

What is the treatment of choice for Parkinson's Disease?

Levodopa + Carbidopa

200

ACE inhibitors taken with what drug can increase risk of hyperkalemia?

Digoxin

200

What must you always do with oral steroids? 

Taper oral steroids otherwise it may cause acute respiratory exacerbation or death

300

What is the metabolism of a drug and its passage from the liver into the circulation?

First pass effect

300

What is the most common drug allergy? What can it cause?

Penicillin; rash, anaphylaxis

300

Avoid foods containing tyramine in what drug?

MAOIS (Selegiline)

300

Antidote for Heparin?

Protamine Sulfate

300

What inhaler causes medicine to be 10% delivered to lungs without spacer?

Metered dose inhalers (MDIs)

400

The pH increases or decreases for pediatrics and geriatrics how?

increased; pH is less acidic

400

What drug causes a high risk of tendon rupture in pts. that are 60 years old, taking glucocorticoids and who have undergone heart, lung, or kidney transplatation?

Fluoroquinolones (Ciprofloxacin, Levofloxacin)

400

What are the cholinergic receptors? Adrenergic?

Cholinergic - nicotinic n, nicotinic m, muscarinic; Adrenergic - alpha 1, alpha 2, beta 1, beta 2, dopamine

400

Drug of choice for angina? How to take it?

Nitroglycerin; Take one under tongue, if pain not relieved take another nitro in 5 min x2 (up to 3 times) and call 911

400

What insulin can you NOT mix with other insulins?

Long Duration - Insulin glargine (Lantus), Insulin detemir (levemir)

500

Name some dangers of polypharmacy

Risk of drug interaction, adverse reactions, potential hospitalizations, increased risk for "drug induced" falls, bone fracture

500

What adverse effects do you want to watch with for Amphotercin B?

Infusion reaction (fever, chills, nausea, H/A), nephrotoxicity, hypokalemia

500

Name some sympathetic functions and some parasympathetic functions.

Sympathetic - Increased HR & BP, dilate bronchi, mydriasis, mobilize stored energy; Parasympathetic - Decreased HR & BP, increased GI secretions/movement, miosis, constrict bronchi, conserve energy

500

Don't use this isotonic solution if the patient has liver disease

Lactated Ringers; patients with hepatic disease have trouble metablizing the lactate

500

Nurse education for PUD:

Small frequent meals for peptic ulcers, stop smoking to prevent vasoconstriction, decrease or stop NSAIDs

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