Opioids
Harmful behaviors associated with a drug are defined as this.
What is addiction?
This is the study of the biological effects of chemicals
What is pharmacology?
This is the normal range for someone's blood sugar
What is 70 - 100?
This medication, despite common belief, does not provide any anti-inflammatory properties
These are two basic classes of inhaled drugs
What is bronchodilators and anti-inflammatory agents
This medication in contraindicated for Low BP and treats angina pectoris.
Sublingual, Dilates BV
Nitroglycerin
These diuretics Block reabsorption of sodium and chloride and prevent reabsorption of water.
Loop diuretics- (furosemide)
This medication is an opioid agonist-antagonist?
What is Buprenorphine (with Naloxone) - Brand name Suboxone
This is the development of antibodies to a particular drug
What is allergies/side effect?
Regular insulin, Insulin Aspart, and Insulin lispro are examples of this type of insulin
What is fast acting?
This medication inhibits COX1 and COX2 and has a max daily dose of 2400mg.
What is ibuprofen?
These medications cause dilation of the bronchial passages, increase RR, and depth of respirations
What is sympathomimetics?
This Antiplatlet NSAID should not be given to children.
Aspirin
Fentanyl, morphine, and dilaudid are common examples of this type of medication.
What is IV/intravenous?
A priority on solving systemic issues related to safe medication administration is this.
What is just culture?
NPH belongs to this type of insulin
What is intermediate?
COX2 medications, like Celebrex, were removed due to the risk of this.
What is cardiac events?
10% of this medication reaches the lungs
What is metered dose inhalers?
Used for hypertension and decreases risk of cardiac morbidity, this class of drugs decreases BP and HR.
Betablockers- Metoprolol and Atenolol
Tylenol is combined with "this" medication to create Vicodin or Norco (the brand name).
What is hydrocodone?
These are the five rights of medication administration
What are: Patient, Drug, Dose, Time, Route
Insulin lispro has an onset of this time, so make sure a meal tray is near-by.
What is 15 minutes?
This medication can be given for tylenol overdose.
What is acetylcysteine?
Osteoporosis and adrenal suppression are examples of side effects of this medication
What is budesonide?
This anticoagulent helps patients with Afib, prevent embolization.
Can be taken prophylactically
Warfarin
This medication is find in many antitussives.
What is codeine?
What is drug label information?
What is 24 hours?
This IV NSAID is used to treat moderate to severe pain, often in post-surgical patients.
What is toradol/Ketorolac?
A spacer increases the amount of medication that reaches the lungs by this much.
What is 20%?
This Antihypertensive (Ace inhibitor) is indicated in patients who recently have had an MI or currently have HF. It lower BP
Lisinopril
A common side effect of opioid use
What is constipation
What is it called when you continue to measure and adjust the balance of a medication?
What is Titratable
This insulin deficiency is marked by thirst and frequent urination and Blood glucose higher than 300mg/dL
Lack of compliance with Diabetes
diabetic ketoacidosis
What are the benefits of inhaled medications?
Rapid onset
Direct to the Tissue
Fewer side effects
This antiarrhythmic (Cardiac Glycosides) is indicated in patients with chronic Afib and HF. Increases cardiac output and slows HR (HR>60)
Digoxin, Lanoxin
These vital signs should be checked before administering opioids
What are respiratory rate and heart rate
What typeof medication order is when you Slowly increasing the dose by small amounts of a period of time
Titratable
This state of insulin deficiency is marked by clammy skin, irritability and dizziness.
Requires a fast acting sugar!
HYPOglycemia
What % of medication reaches the lungs when using a dry powder medication inhalers?
20%
This class of diuretic is considered a Loop Diuretic because they increase the elimination and sodium and potassium by preventing their reabsorption. Monitor Daily Wt
Furosemide
What is the equivalent dosage of Dilaudid to 100mcg of fentanyl.
1.5mg of Dilaudid
What type needle would you use to draw medication out of an ampule?
Blunt tip filter needle
This medication would be administered to someone in DKA.
(fast acting insulin) Lispro (Humalog), Novolog
This insulin mimics the low-level flow of insulin that a pancreas releases between meals and overnight.
Lantus, (long lasting insulin)
This insulin is Primarily used for high Blood sugar for Type II Diabetes
Metformin
Blood glucose levels between 140-300mg/dL
Hyperglycemia