NSAIDs - Answer-nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
Side Effects:
Nausea
Heartburn
Vomiting
Dizziness
Headache
Increase Risk for Bleeding
Best time to take:
With a meal, milk, full glass of water
When not to use:
If you have allergy to aspirin, etc
Who should avoid:
Older Adult...
PHARMACOLOGY EXAM 3 PNR105
NSAIDs - Answer-nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
Side Effects:
Nausea
Heartburn
Vomiting
Dizziness
Headache
Increase Risk for Bleeding
Best time to take: With a meal, milk, full glass of water
When not to use:
If you have allergy to aspirin, etc
Who should avoid:
Older Adults
Types of Immunity - Answer-Innate and Acquired
Side Effects of Thyroid Drugs - Answer-Diarrhea
Rapid Pulse
High BP
Difficulty Sleeping(insomnia)
Excessive Sweating
Heat Intolerance
Symptoms of Adrenal Gland Hypofunction - Answer-Hypoglycemia
Salt Wasting
Hypotension
Weakness
High Blood Potassium Levels
What Reduces Progression of Inflammatory Process Such as Rheumatoid Arthritis - Answer-DMARDs (Adalimumab, Entercercept)
DMARDS are only entered into the body by - Answer-Injection
Orally
Side Effects for Osteoporosis Drugs - Answer-Headache
Esophageal Reflux
Nausea
Symptoms of Diabetes - Answer-Polydipsia(Increased Fluid Intake) Polyuria(Excessive Urination)
Polyphagia(Hunger with Excessive Eating)
Symptoms of HYPOthyroidism - Answer-Tired
Weight Gain
Low HR/BP
Feel Cold Always
Constipation
Increased Hair Growth
Less Interests in Surroundings
Dry Flaky Skin
Decreased Sex Drive
What Neutralizes Acid in Stomach - Answer-Antiacids (Aluminum Hydroxide)
(Calcium Carbonate)
(Magnesium Hydroxide)
What Drugs Reduces Muscle Contractions in GI Tract to Decrease Diarrhea - Answer-
Antispasmodics (Elixir)
(Atropine)
(Hyoscyamine)
(Phenobarbital)
(Scopolamine)
Insulin Types, administration, order of draw - Answer-Rapid-acting (clear) , Short-acting (clear), Intermediate (cloudy),
Given when Blood Glucose is too high-
Injection of insulin through Injection or Infusion Site-
Clear Cloudy,-Cloudy, Clear
Lab Test for Heparin - Answer-aPTT (used to see if the right dose of heparin is being used)
Antidote for Warfarin (Coumadin) - Answer-Vitamin K
What Reduces Acid Secretion in the Stomach - Answer-Proton Pump Inhibitor
(Esomerprazole)
(Lansoprazole)
(Omeprazole)
(Pantoprozole)
*High Alert Drugs
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