Heart of the Matter
This medication prevents future heart attacks, hypertension, and angina by blocking beta receptors.
What is Atenolol?
Fast acting category of drugs for acute respiratory distress, like asthma.
What are Select Beta 2 agonist?
If heart rate is high, especially after an MI, and you want to take something to decrease the myocardial demand.
What is a Beta-Blocker?
While being treated for Gout, this organ can be most negatively effected.
What are the kidneys?
Carbamide peroxide is prescribed to patients with inner ear wax build up for this purpose.
What is to liquify the wax to assist in drainage?
I am an adrenergic who is used to treat not only hypotension but also shock. I am only given IV.
Norepinephrine
Medications, such as theophylline, to dilate bronchi have this impact on the heart rate.
What is increases?
This type of medication decreases heart rate which helps drop blood pressure, olol.
What is a Beta Blocker?
What are NSAIDs?
Children who have a fever or headaches should not be given this medication.
What is the aspirin?
Stimulates Beta receptors to increase contractility, resulting in increased cardiac output, which is helpful in heart failure.
What is Dobutamine?
Antihistamines, such as diphenhydramine, have this side effect that discourages them from using heavy equipment.
What is drowsiness?
Heparin needs to be stopped if this value gets to high.
What is aPTT?
A adverse effect of this osteoporosis medication is necrosis of the jaw, which causes severe pain.
What is Bisphophonate?
When giving medication to a patient who has an ear infection with a perforated ear drum, what precaution, related to the medication, must the nurse take.
What is verify that the medication is one that can be given for perforated ear drum patients?
Take under the tongue every 5 minutes for severe chest pain, calling 911 prior to the second dose.
What is Nitroglycerin?
Benzonatate, anti-cough, works to decrease coughing through this mechanism?
What is numbing the stretch receptors of the respiratory passage?
it address high Pt/INR values and bleeding issues for a client on Warfarin.
What is Vitamin K?
the decrease of Dopamine of the brain, thought to cause Parkinson's Disease, can be replaced with a combination pull.
What is carbidopa-levidopa?
To decrease pressure in the patient with ocular hypertension, this category of medication should be administered.
What is a beta- adrenergic blocker?
This cholinergic blocker is given to diagnosis sinus node dysfunction, symptomatic heart block and sinus bradycardia.
What is Atropine?
Guaifenesin is provided to people with a cough for this action.
What is to loosen secretions to promote mucus removal from the lungs?
These medications helps treat high blood pressure, but you need to watch output to make sure it is working properly.
What are Diuretics?
This category of antirheumatic drugs should not be given to patients with liver issues, such as hepatitis, TB, or active infection.
What are DMARDs (Disease Modifying Antirheumatic Drugs)?
A patient with increase Intercranial Pressure is taking mannitol. Mannitol decreases pressure by what mechanism?
What is absorption of fluid from the intercranial space into the systemic system.?