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How does Pharmacokinetics work on the drug? - Answer Absorbs

Distributes

Metabolise

Excretes

What are the two physiological barriers in the body to distribution? - Answer Brain &
placenta

The time it takes for the concentration to decrease to half of its initial value, important to
know for the intervals between drug does? - Answer Half life

Symptom relievers are? - Answer Bronchodilators used for Acute

Symptom controllers are? - Answer Long term

dry up mucus

Do Not use on asthmatics

Symptom preventers are? - Answer Corticosteroids eg. prednisone

Name two combination medications that can be used together? - Answer symptom
controller

symptom preventer

Name two warfarin types? - Answer Maravan

Coudamin

What is the name of the warfarin blood test? - Answer INR

Why would a patient be on warfarin? - Answer AF (atrial fibrillation)

heart stent or valve

DVT (deep vein thrombosis)

Stoke (ischemic)

how does Aspirin work? - Answer prevent the platelets in your blood from clumping and
clotting in your arteries

How many days do you stop aspirin prior to surgery? - Answer 7 days

,What is the reverse for aspirin? - Answer Platelet transfusion

Adverse effects of aspirin? - Answer bleeding

Why are Heparin Infusions commenced? - Answer To prevent

-DVT

-Pulmometry embolism

-myocardial infarction

-Arterial fibrillation

-heart disease

-stroke

What are safety considerations for administration of Heparin infusions? - Answer -check
APTT blood levels

-looking bleeding

-vital signs

-look signs of internal bleeding

-history of bleeding disorders

-Haemorrhage

Why heparin not warfarin? - Answer Heparin acts faster and reaches therapeutic level in
1 hour where warfarin takes 3 days.

Heparin can be reversed quickly

Dose route for heparin? - Answer subcut

IV

Blood test for heparin? - Answer APTT

(Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time)

What are the antagonist for heparin? - Answer releases histamine and agglutinate
platelets

Reversal for heparin? - Answer Protamine

Clexane brand name? - Answer Enoxaparin sodium (anticoagulant)

Dose route for clexane? - Answer Subcut (sc)

,Panadol works on the hypothalamus to reduce? - Answer Temperature

Pain

NSAIDs block what enzymes? - Answer COX-1 & COX-2

Where is COX-1 located? - Answer Stomach

Bowel

Where is COX-2 located? - Answer joint

bone

What can't we use with an anticoagulant? - Answer Aspirin or Ibuprofen

What is the reversal for S8 medication? - Answer naloxone

What group of drugs reduce gastric acid production? - Answer Proton pump Inhibitors
(PPI)

Name 2 PPI drugs? - Answer Ranitidine

Pantoprazole

What do you monitor when giving opioids? - Answer Respiratory rate

BP

Heart rate

Phenytoin

Epilim

Keppra

Midazolam

These meds are used for what condition? - Answer seizures

Paracetamol works on what receptor? - Answer Gaba receptors in the brain

What are 4 types of medication orders? - Answer 1. Stat order

2.Single/once only order

3.Standing order

4.PRN order

, define Toxic effect - Answer Side effects that occur when too much medication has been
introduced to the body



When can you leave medication with a resident? - Answer NEVER



What is the schedule of controlled drugs? - Answer S8



What is drug interaction? - Answer 2 drugs working together and one alters the effect of
the other



What medications inhibit itching? - Answer Antipruritic agents



How long do you wait between different inhalers or eye meds? - Answer 3 Minutes



What are some things you need to know prior to giving a patient medication? - Answer 1)
ability to swallow

2) vitals

3) 3 checks safe med administration

4) 7 rights administration

5) 3 points PT identification

6) Allergies

7) dose calculation



Where do patients store their S2, S3 & S4 medications? - Answer In their room in locked
storage



Drug that has the potential for abuse and thus is regulated by Drug Enforcement Agency
(DEA)? - Answer Controlled substance S8

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