Heparin
What is Protamine Sulfate?
Allergies are verified when?
What is at each visit and prior to administering any medicaiton?
What must be assessed prior to administering?
What is HR and BP
Should be given at what time
What is after meals
Atropine has this effect on heart rate?
What is increases
Lab test used to monitor levels
What is PTT?
NKDA stands for what
No Known Drug Allergies
This pulse rate indicates the nurse should hold the beta blocker
What is below 60?
These drugs should not be used if a patient is taking Digoxin
What is Furosemide and Lithium
Being an anticholinergic agent, what does that do to secretions in the body?
What is dries them up
#1 safety measure while caring for a patient taking Heparin.
What is- never administer without checking PTT level
Food allergies are important to know, why?
What is their potential interaction with medications/vaccines
This disease condition would warrant extreme caution with the use of beta blockers
What is asthma?
Seeing halos around lights is a sign of what?
What is digoxin toxicity
What are the common adverse reactions of anticholinergic agents
Why would Heparin and Warfarin be administered simultaneously?
When would you expect a patient to show allergic reaction to medication.
What is 2nd time receiving
Bradycardia is what in relation to beta blockers
Adverse effect
What should be checked prior to administering Digoxin
What is HR and digoxin serum levels
Has this effect on pupils
What is dilation
Administration routes
What is IM or IV?
The most serious allergic reaction that can lead to death
What is anaphylactic reaction?
What is "lol"
Antidote
Digibind