Drug "Endings"
This classification ends with -zide or -mide.
What are diuretics?
The antidote digibind is for what medication.
What is digoxin?
Levemir is the trade name for what insulin.
What is detemir?
When you administer this medication you should ensure the patient has their meal in front of them.
What is insulin?
The onset of this insulin is 1 hour to 1 and half hours.
What is lantus/glargine?
This class of medications end in -micin, -cillin, -mycin, and -oxacin?
What are antibiotics?
The antidote acetylcysteine is for what medication.
What is acetaminophen?
Lovenox is the trade name for what medication.
What is enoxaparin?
With this medication you want to change position slowly to prevent orthostatic hypotension.
What are antiparkinsonian medications?
The duration of this insulin is 5-8 hours.
What is Regular(r) humulin or novolin?
This class of medications end with -vir.
What are antivirals?
The antidote flumazenil is for what medication.
What is benzodiazepine?
Lanoxin is the generic name for what medication?
What is Digoxin?
On this class of medication you want to education females to take contraceptives.
What are anticonvulsants/antiseizure medications?
NPH is considered what type of insulin.
What is intermediate-acting?
This class of medications ends in -statin.
What are anti-hyperlipidemic?
The antidote penicillin is for what medication.
What is epinephrine?
Metoclopramide is the generic name for what medication?
What is reglan?
With this type of medication it will take several weeks to take full response.
What are antidepressants and mood disorder medications?
Apart or Novolog has a onset time of.
What is 10-20 minutes?
This class of medication ends in -ide.
What are oral hypoglycemics?
The antidote physostigmine is for what medication.
What is anticholinergic poisoning?
What is the trade name for carbidopa-levodopa?
What is Sinemet?
Educate the patient with this type of medication they are at risk for falls and injuries.
What are sedatives, hypnotics, or anxiolytics?
This insulin has a peak time of 30-90 minutes.
What is rapid acting insulin?