Antilipemic
Fluids & Electolyytes
Diuretics
Random
Review of first four sections
100
What is the Bile Acid Sequestrant drug? What are the Adverse Reactions to this drug?

Cholestyramine

-Heartburn

-Constipation

-Belching

-Nausea

100

How often should you check the IV site when you are giving Normal Saline?

Q4H

100

What drug is considered a Loop Diuretic? Name some adverse reactions.

Furosemide (Lasix)

-Hypokalemia

-Dec. BP

-Hyperglycemia

-Steven Johnson syndrome

-N/V/D

100

What drugs are HMG reductase inhibitors?

Statins- Atorvastatin

100

What are the labs need for Heparin and Warfarin

Heparin- aPTT

Warfarin- PT/INR

200

What medication do you take once a day at bedtime?


Atorvostatin

200

When giving PRBC, what are the main adverse reactions to watch for?

- Incompatible w/ immune system

-anaphylaxis

-Transmission of pathogens


200

What medication needs a FILTER when administered through IV? Why?

Mannitol (Osmitrol)

It can crystallize so we need to catch the crystals before they get administered.

200

What two drugs interact with Potassium?

K-sparing Diuretic and ACE

200

What is the calcium channel blocker used for Hypertension?

amlodipine

300

What drugs react with anticoagulation?

Atorvastatin, Gemfibrozil, and Omega 3 fatty acid

300

What two drugs does PRBC interact with?

Calcium and Aspirin

300

What 2 drugs interact with spironolactone?

ACE & K supplements

300

Cholestyramine decreases the absorption of what important vitamins?

ADEK

300

What medication should be used for a sudden Heart attack?

Nitroglycerine

400

What labs does gemfibrozil decrease? (3)

- Hemoglobin, HCT, and WBC

400

What is an important nursing implication when it comes to administering Potassium (K)?

-You must dilute it, can not give in bolus

-Monitor K levels

400

What nursing implications do you need to remember when administering Thiazide Diuretics?

-Need adequate blood & creatine levels

-Take in the AM

-Change positions slowly

-Report electrolyte imbalance

400

What are adverse reactions for Mannitol?

-Convulsions

-thrombophlebitis

-Pulmonary Congestion

400

What medications do you need to measure the apical pulse for?

Carvedilol adn Digoxin

500

What are the adverse reactions for Atorvastatin?

Myopathy

rhabdomyolysis

Liver disease

500

What is the max dosage of potassium someone can recieve

 20 mEq

500

If your patient is taking Furosemide, what drug is a contraindication?

Sulfa drugs
500

What is the time frame you can give other drugs compared to bile acid drugs?

1 hour before and 4-6 hours after

500

What are the adverse reactions for Atorvastatin?

-Myopathy

-rhabdomyolysis

-liver disease