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Insulin
Meds
Drug groups
Fluids and Electrolytes
Urologic Disorders
100
Medication given to replace what is not made in the body.
What is Insulin
100
Subjective Data
What is Information given by the patient
100
Powerful drugs that create more regular heart rhythms
What is antidysrhythmics
100
this makes up the largest percentages of body weight
What is Water
100
200-400ml of urine collected in the bladder, stimulates sensory nerves
What is Cause the urge to urinate
200
Measuable
What is Objective
200
Overall therapy for lipoprotein problems
What is Antihyperlipidemic Agents
200
The tendency to maintain relatively constant conditions as in the fluid compartments is called....
What is homeostasis
200
large urine output, low urine output, and absence of urine output
What is Polyuria, Oliguria, and Anuria
300
U-100
What is Insulin Syringe
300
Right drug,route, time, dose, pt, documention
What is 6 rights of Medication admin
300
an organism, protozoa, or worm that lives on or in another organism and draws it's food from the other organism.
What is a parasite
300
Most abundant electrolyte in the body and primary electrolyte in the extracellular fluid.
What is Sodium
300
Waste product of skeletal muscle breakdown.
What is Creatinine
400
Cannot be mixed with regular of fast acting insulins
What is Lantus Detemir Long Acting Insulin
400
This happens at discharge.
What is pt teaching
400
Another name for antimicrobials
What is Antiinfective agents
400
Transfer of water and solutes through a membrane from an area of high pressure to an area of low pressure.
What is Filtration
400
The incision of an organ or a duct to remove a calculus
What is lithotomy
500
This longer acting insulin can be given with fast acting insulin.
What is NPH
500
Small infectious agent that can replicate only inside the living cells of an organisms.
What is virus.
500
Which organ controls the trigger for thirst.
What is hypothalamus
500
A hormone necessary for RBC production.
What is Erythropoietin