Adverse effects
Aspirin
Indications
Hx of HTN, angina, cardiac dysrhythmias, migraine headaches?
Rapid Acting (Peak and onset)
What is 15-30min onset, 1-2hr peak
Normal BP
<120/80
Calcium channel blockers
What is increase in fiber + fluids, change in position slowly
Vasodilators
Contraindications
What is heart rate below 60bpm
Short Acting/Regular insulin (onset)
What is 30 min onset
PreHTN
129-139 - systolic
80-89 - diastolic
Antibiotics
What is complete course of treatment bc they may develop drug resistance
Antihistamine
What is drowsiness, sedation?
Patient Teaching
What is taking pulse rate before taking med
What is regular, then NPH
1st stage HTN
140-159 - systolic
90-99 - diastolic
Aspirin
What is do not take if the patient has gastric ulcers or active bleeding, children and teens with viral infections, Reye's syndrome
Corticosteroids
what is hyperglycemia, osteoporosis, weight gain, cushing's syndrome, poor wound healing?
Adverse Effects
What is the 4B's
Bradycardia, Bronchospasms, Blood glucose, Blood pressure
NPH (onset and peak)
What is onset 1-2hr, peak 4-12hr
Medication (-pril)
What is ACE inhibitors
Phenytoin
What is teach patient to rinse mouth after taking it + oral hygiene
Androgenic steroids
What is edema, peliosis of the liver, steroid psychosis, sterility issues in men, aggressive behavior?
For men
Impotence
Long acting (how often)
What is once a day
Medications NVDA
Calcium channel blockers
MAOIs
What is avoid tyramine foods (aged cheese, preserved meats, alcohol, chocolate, and avocado)