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PsychPharm
Misc
100

A drug the body (usually liver) converts to an active form

What is a pro-drug

100

Common annoying adverse affect of ACE-I

What is a dry hacky cough?

100

Diuretics, adrenergic antagonists (alpha and beta blockers), ACE inhibitors, ARBS, CCB, Direct Renin Inhibitors, and Vasodilators 

What are classes of antihypertensives?

100

 Medications that end in "artan"

What are Angiotensin Receptor Blockers?

100
Drug free period given to patients to allow them to catch up on growth periods

What is a "drug holiday"

100
Hyperglycemia, infection, weight gain, moon facies, psychosis, poor wound healing, hypokalemia, adrenal crisis if abruptly stopped

What are adverse effects for system glucocorticoid medications?

200

IV fluid containing electrolytes but no protein

What is a crystalloid?

200

Waist circumference greater than 40" for men or 30" for women

What is one of the five criteria for Metabolic Syndrome (what are the other criteria?)

200

Drop in blood pressure most severe when starting medication, common with ACE-I and alpha 1 blockers

What is first dose hypotension?
200
Seizures, Bradycardia, hypotension, decreased resp rate, metallic taste

What are adverse effects of Lidocaine?

200

Side effect of starting all antidepressants

What is suicidal ideation?

200

Beta Adrenergic Agonist rescue drug used for Asthma

What is Albuterol?

300

IV solution hung with blood products

What is 0.9% normal saline?

300

These beta blockers block only Beta 1 receptors

What are metoprolol and atenolol (why is this important?)

300

ACE-I safe for use in patients with liver disease

What is captopril and lisinopril? (why?)
300

Contraindication to HCTZ?

What is a GFR less than 25?

300

Cheese, red wine, beer, yogurt, cured meat, sausage

What are foods that should be avoided for patients on MAOI's (why, what does this cause?)

300

Hours hypoglycemia is most likely to occur after taking NPH insulin

What is 4-8? (know peaks for all insulins)

400

This can occur when two highly protein bound drugs compete for binding sites

What is toxicity? 

400

Sodium channel blockers, Beta blockers, Potassium channel blockers and calcium channel blockers 

What are classes of antidysrhythmics?

400

Adrenergic Agonists medications with positive inotropic effect

What are vasopressors - Epi, norepi, dopamine
400

Expected therapeutic PT/INR for someone on warfarin

What is 2.0-3.0 (3.5 if mechanical heart valve)

400

Fluoxetine, citalopram, venlafaxine, duloxetine, St. John Wort

What are medications that may lead to serotonin syndrome (what is this?)

400

Fatigue, weight gain, constipation, bradycardia, dry skin, cold intolerance

What are the signs of hypothyroidism?
500

Phenomenon of drug metabolism whereby concentration of drug, specifically when administered orally, is greatly reduced before reaching systemic circulation

What is first pass effect?

500

First line therapy for black or African American patients with HTN

What are thiazide diuretics or Calcium Channel Blockers (not beta blockers)

500

Call 911 if taking 3rd dose, store in dark/original container, keep with you at all times, may take 1 every 5 minutes

What are teaching instructions for Nitro SL (what is this medication used for, what class is it?)

500

MAOI's, Adrenergic antagonists, antihistamines, thyroid medications, tricyclics

What are medications that interact with adrenergic agonists?

500
Involuntary movements like lip smacking or repetitive movements caused by use of antipsychotic medications
What is tardive dyskinesia?
500

Impaired liver function and rhabdomyolysis

What are serious adverse effects of statins (know what rhabdomyolysis is)

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