Classifications
Metoprolol
Beta-Blocker
Metoprolol
Blocks Beta 1 receptor sites
The reversal Agent for Heparin
protamine sulfate
Use a soft bristle tooth brush
Anticoagulants
Reduce fluid volume in body
diuretics
Losartan
ARB - Angiotensin II Receptor Blocker
Furosemide
inhibits reabsorption of NA and chloride in loop of henle
The reversal agent for warfarin sodium
Vitamin K
You are taking this drug daily to reduce the number of platelets in your blood
Aspirin
This drug may be given for opioid withdrawal
Clonidine
Diltiazem
Calcium Channel Blocker
Remove NA by antagonizing aldosterone
Spironolactone
Administration route for enoxaparin sodium
SQ
This medication helps your heart pump better and it is very important that you don't stop it abruptly
Digoxin
An antihypertensive medication that is also recommended for CHF patients
ARBs - Losartan
Nitroglycerin
Vasodilator
prolongs refractory period of conduction through SA and AV nodes
Digoxin
Important electrolyte to monitor for patient receiving furosemide
potassium
It you have chest pain you should put this medication under your tongue and let it dissolve
Nitroglycerin
This antihypertensive is also used for irregular electrical activity in the heart
Diltiazem
enoxaparin sodium
Anticoagulant
Effects clotting factors
Heparin, enoxaparin sodium, or warfarin
Vital nursing assessment prior to the administration of a beta blocker
Heart Rate
Before you go for any invasive procedures like dental care or colonoscopy let them know you are on this drug.
Heparin
enoxaparin sodium
warfarin
aspirin
This diuretic could be used in a patient with potassium deficiency
Spirolactone