Diabetes
Heart disease, Nerve damage, PVD, decreased healing, increased infection.
What are some of the complications of uncontrolled blood sugar or long term diabetes
a patient develops hypothyroidism and begins levethyroxine how will this effect his dose of digoxin and warfarin
what is the patient may need increased digoxin and decreased warfarin.
dronabinol administration
what is give this drug before and after chemo
Pull the ear up and back.
What is how to give an adolescent or adult and ear drop.
Drug with side effect of urinary retention and can have a paradoxical effect with children.
what is diphenhydramine?
A1C of 5.5
A1C of 5.9
A1C of 8.0
What is normal glucasalated hemoglobin
What is a prediabetic A1C
What is a diabetic A1C
A form of growth hormone-indications and side effects
somatropin-
This drug may prolong infectious diarrhea.
What is loperamide (Immodium)?
avoid sunlight, use two forms of birth control, do not take vitamin A or tetracycline while on this drug.
Teaching related to taking isotretinoin(accutane)
Cough medication that does not cause sleepiness
what are tessalon pearles
This insulin has an onset of 1hour, no peak and a duration of 10.5 to 24 hrs.
Insulin glargine or Lantus
How about humulin N insulin?
How about Humalog insulin?
How about Humulin R?
avoid shellfish when taking this drug
antithyroid meds : ex: .propylthirouracil, methimazole
bisacodyl action
what is bowel irritation?
topical benzoyl peroxide, retinoids, salicylic acid antibiotics
tx for mild acne
Avoid stimulates with 1st generation respiratory drug.
What is theophylline?
Renal failure is a risk when taking these 2 diabetic oral meds.
glipizide and metformin. Name the catagory for each med.
Name 3 steps in the process of giving insulin
testing blood sugar
priming a pen
having another nurse cosign
Rotating sites
If patient is taking a PPI and digoxin watch for?
what is digoxin toxicity?
keep pressure on inner eye after administration
what is a procedure to decrease systemic absorbtion of eye drops. especially meds such as timolool for glaucoma.
lab results to watch with long- term use of
monteukast and albuterol
liver function and glucose
A.Best absorption when insulin is given here.
B. Give insulin at a 90 degree angle.
A.what is the abdomen?
B. What is how I will give a patient of normal body fat and excess body fat, an insulin injection.
Calcitriol
What is a vitamin d analogue give for hypoparathyroidism
Mechanism of action for PPI
what is decreasing the production of gastric acid?
apply 2-5 gtts BID x 4 - 7 days then irrigate
What is an example of an order for a ceruminolytic (debrox is one)
Difference in oral and inhaled albuterol?
Inhaled has more immediate action.