Suffixes
Antidotes
Management
Critical
OB Meds
100
Medications given that acts as a blood thinner. Given to patient as a prophylaxis treatment postoperative and/or hx of stroke.
What is -arin?
100
Antidote for heparin
What is protamine sulfate?
100
Food to avoid if taking atorvastatin
What is grapefruit?
100
S/sx of digoxin toxicity?
What is...?
-blurred vision, seeing halos
- confusion, weakness, n/v
-cardiac arrhythmias
100
Stimulate uterine contractions
What is oxytocin?
200
Medications that can exhibit Cushion syndrome signs and symptoms.
What is -sone?
200
Antidote lorazepam
What is flumazenil?
200
Common patient education with antihypertensive medications
What is...?
-slow movement change
-Assess BP and HR
200
Immediate reaction to this patient.
What is epinephrine?
200
Treat postpartum hemorrhage
What is methylergonovine maelate?
300
Anti-HTN meds that mask hypogycemia
What is -lol?
300
Antidote for overdose of morphine sulfate
What is naloxone?
300
Common OTC pain medications that are contraindicated with this condition.
What is GI bleeding?
300
Patient complains of low pain, tachycardia, chills. VSx indicated decreased BP, increased HR, increased temp after this transfusion is initiated.
What is hemolytic blood transfusion reaction?
-Stop transfusion immediately.
-Infuse NS.
-Notify MD.
300
Medication given for cervical ripening but contraindicated to mom's who have sx of vaginal bleeding. Caution use in women who have hx of asthma, glaucoma.
What is misoprostol or dinoprostone?
400
Antidepressant meds that can cause anticholinergic effects and sexual dysfunction and needs to avoid tyramine if taking with bupropion.
What is -triptyline?
400
Antidote for magnesium sulfate
What is calcium gluconate?
400
Unrelieved chest pain at home after this med sublingually.
What is nitrostat...?
-Call 911, then 2nd tablet
-Can be use 3 tablets taken 5 min apart.
400
Emergent medication given to unresponsive patient experiencing severe hypoglycemia
What is glucagon?
400
Medication given to laboring mom with s/sx such as:
-proteinuria >3+
-headache, blurred vision
-elevated LFTs
-epigastric pain
-BP > 160/110
What is magnesium sulfate?
500
Causes nephrotoxic toxicity + required trough level before next dose is given.
What is -mycin?
500
Noted s/sx of yellow-green halos, blurred vision, a/n/v, and dysrhythmias, hypokalemia. Noted of overdose on this medication
What is digoxin immune FAB?
500
Treatment for this dysrhythmia.
What is adenosine?
500
Time sensitive medication that needs to be given within 3-4.5 hrs. of onset of s/sx
What is alteplase or TPA?
500
Medication given to preterm labor to increased production of this to preterm babies and reduce neonatal respiratory distress syndrome
What is betamethasone?