Unit 5: Hematological System Disorder Medications
Vitamin B12 is indicated for use for the treatment of this type of anemia.
What is pernicious anemia?
This is how many types of immunoglobulins humans have.
What is 5?
This medication is usually used topically for skin infections
What is Mupirocin?
Tramadol falls into this medication classification.
What is an opioid agonist/norepinephrine re-uptake inhibitor?
HEMATOLOGICAL: Hemorrhagic stroke and thrombocytopenia would be contraindications for using this antiplatelet agent.
What is aspirin?
This is the average life span of a platelet.
What is 7-10 days?
T Cells and B Cells are part of this type of immune system.
What is the adaptive immune system?
This is considered the most severe adverse affect of fluoroquinolones.
What is Prolonged QT interval?
Examples of these are Enkephalins and Dynorphins.
What are endogenous opioid peptides?
IMMUNE SYSTEM: Neutrophils, Eosinophils, & Monocytes are part of this type of immune system.
What is the innate immune system?
This treatment stimulates erythropoiesis by inducing division and differentiation of progenitor cells in the bone marrow.
What is Erythropoietin Injection?
These are considered unique sets of proteins that act as "barcodes".
What are antigens?
Polypeptide antibiotics work by inhibiting or disrupting this.
What is the bacterial cell wall synthesis?
As a nurse, this would be the most concerning adverse effect when administering opioid medications.
What is respiratory depression?
HEMATOLOGICAL: Pregnancy could lead to this type of anemia.
What is iron deficiency anemia?
Risk factors for developing this type of anemia include: infection, systemic disease, liver disease, kidney disease, drugs or toxins.
What is Hemolytic anemia?
This category of vaccines use a "dead" virus.
What are Inactivated Vaccines?
Being deficient in this would be considered a contraindication to taking Sulfasalazine, due to its interference with the synthesis of this nutrient.
What is folate?
What is gaurding?
OPIOIDS: This is considered non-pharmacological pain management technique and involves use of a mild electrical current to reduce pain.
What is transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation?
Ruxolitinib inhibits these genes, which may be stimulating hematopoiesis.
What are JAK1 and JAK2?
These are the types of hepatitis strains which we currently have vaccines for.
What are Hepatitis A & B?
This is the reason that vancomycin may cause patients to have a flushed, red appearance.
What is mast-cell degranulation?
These are the three opioid receptors on our nerve cells.
What are Mu, Kappa, and Delta?
INFLAMMATION AND INFECTION: Nursing education for this classification of medication would include consider using sunscreen or avoiding long amounts of time in the sun.
What is tetracycline?