Matching, rhyming, suffix
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Side effects & monitoring
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100

Local anesthetics end in this

-caine

100

Used for an electrolyte replacement or heartburn.

Calcium carbonate (TUMS)

100

An osmotic laxative.

polyethylene glycol

lactulose

milk of magnesium

100

Push this (not you) slowly to prevent tinnitus.

furosemide (Lasix) 

10-20mg/min

100

The three flavors of Neapolitan ice cream

chocolate, vanilla, strawberry

200

-artan

angiotensin receptor blocker

200

Used for smoking cessation, depression

Bupropion (Wellbutrin)

200

A medication for neuropathy.

pregabalin (Lyrica) or gabapentin

200

Peaks 30-90 mins after administration, time with your patient's meal appropriately. 

Insulin lispro

200

Often referred to as the 5th vital sign

Pain

300

Match these drugs with their generic names:

rocephin           levetiracetam

methocarbamol    ceftriaxone

keppra                 tamsulosin 

clopidogrel                  plavix

robaxin                      flomax

rocephin - ceftriaxone

robaxin - methocarbamol

keppra - levetiracetam 

plavix - clopidogrel

flomax - tamsulosin

300
Often given in pregnancy or alcohol withdrawal 

folic acid

300

-azole

metronidazole (Flagyl)

300

This annoying side effect happens with this class of drugs because of the build up of bradykinins and tachykinins in the airway.

dry, hacking cough with ACE-inhibitors 

300
Lobster and filet mignon are often paired as this rhyming combo

surf & turf

400

get an EKG

this can prolong your QTc

protect the vial from light

give it before your patient bites

haloperidol 

400

pramipexole

Parkinson's, restless leg syndrome

400

A factor Xa inhibitor.

enoxaparin, heparin

400

Draw this trough before infusion, don't wait for results to give as ordered.

Vancomycin

400

There are 52 white keys on a standard piano and this many black ones

36

500

These two go together 

hopefully their tremors get better

it's really just "one" med

& helps what's going on in their head


carbidopa-levodopa

500

Many patients are at risk for developing stress ulcers d/t hospitalization. Check with the provider if you do not see one of these two classes of drugs on your at-risk patient's MAR.

proton pump inhibitors

H2 receptor agonists

500

A fluoroquinolone. 

levofloxacin, ciprofloxacin

500

Keep an eye on your IV, if this infiltrates, it can cause permanent skin discoloration.

IV iron

500

The National Toy Hall of Fame calls this, created in 1974, the "most popular puzzle in history"

the Rubik's Cube