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Sulfasalazine indications Ulcerative colitis
Rheumatoid arthritis
Sulfasalazine AE *BONE MARROW SUPRESSION* - cytopenia
Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea
Hypersensitivity (sulfa derivative)
reversible *oligospermia*
How do we administer ALENDRONATE SODIUM on an empty stomach (30min AC) and with a full glass of water
ALENDRONATE SODIUM & RALOXIFENE indication osteoporosis
How long does Levadopa takes to see a therapeutic SEVERAL MONTHS
response?
Raloxifine contraindications Hx of DVT
Diltiazem indication A-Fib, Angina, HTN
*calcium channel blocker AND ANTIARRHYMIC*
Infliximab MOA & 1indication immunosuppressant; tumor necrosis factor
Do not administer in patients who? Rheumatoid Arthritis
have are immunocompromise, such as with Hep B
, Loop diuretics such as furosemide main AE TINNITUS
MAOIs INCLUDE Phenelzine
Selegiline
Tranylcypromine
Gentamycin MAIN AE Nephrotoxicity, which is expressed as proteinuria.
Monitor for hematuria and oliguria
How is a PCA safe for the patient, ad how does it work? maintains the opioid levels steady on a patient because it delivers a small amount
of medication continuously rather than a large amount of medication infrequently
anticholinergics include Tiotropium
Atropine
Glycopyrrolate
What is a contradiction for ALL vaccines? moderate or severe illness with or without a fever
why should we not administer an opioid with a CNS respiratory depression and SEDETION will occur
suppressant such as lorazepam?
Theophylline drug interactions zafirlukast
zafirlukast should not be administering to a patient taking THEOPHYLLINE
also what other medication?
Zafirlukast indications asthma prophylaxis
Levonorgestrel releasing IUD AE light spotting
amenorrhea
What is the greatest potentially fatal risk when taking Developing Myocarditis
clozapine? sx: tachycardia and tachypnea
what are the sx?
antipsychotic medications, such as clozapine, can cause Depletion of WBC
agranulocytosis, what are sx of this AE? Fever, in which we should check WBC ASAP
why does glucocorticoids can cause peptic ulcers? what because these medications can irritate the gastric mucosa. Monitor for occult
should we do about it? blood in stool and tell pt to report black tarry stools
interferon beta-1a AE Generalized muscle aches and other flue like sx
interferon beta-1a indication Multiple Sclerosis
what are some manifestations of lactic acidosis myalgia, malaise, somnolence and hyperventilation
Metformin main AE Lactic acidosis due to blockage of lactic acid oxidation, produced by the
medication, should be reported right away
ATI Pharmacology retake exam review
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ATI Pharm Retake ATI PN Pharmacology Proctored Ex... Pharmacology Retake VATI PN
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Terms in this set (118) Hide definitions
Sulfasalazine indications Ulcerative colitis
Rheumatoid arthritis
Sulfasalazine AE *BONE MARROW SUPRESSION* - cytopenia
Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea
Hypersensitivity (sulfa derivative)
reversible *oligospermia*
How do we administer ALENDRONATE SODIUM on an empty stomach (30min AC) and with a full glass of water
ALENDRONATE SODIUM & RALOXIFENE indication osteoporosis
How long does Levadopa takes to see a therapeutic SEVERAL MONTHS
response?
Raloxifine contraindications Hx of DVT
Diltiazem indication A-Fib, Angina, HTN
*calcium channel blocker AND ANTIARRHYMIC*
Infliximab MOA & 1indication immunosuppressant; tumor necrosis factor
Do not administer in patients who? Rheumatoid Arthritis
have are immunocompromise, such as with Hep B
, Loop diuretics such as furosemide main AE TINNITUS
MAOIs INCLUDE Phenelzine
Selegiline
Tranylcypromine
Gentamycin MAIN AE Nephrotoxicity, which is expressed as proteinuria.
Monitor for hematuria and oliguria
How is a PCA safe for the patient, ad how does it work? maintains the opioid levels steady on a patient because it delivers a small amount
of medication continuously rather than a large amount of medication infrequently
anticholinergics include Tiotropium
Atropine
Glycopyrrolate
What is a contradiction for ALL vaccines? moderate or severe illness with or without a fever
why should we not administer an opioid with a CNS respiratory depression and SEDETION will occur
suppressant such as lorazepam?
Theophylline drug interactions zafirlukast
zafirlukast should not be administering to a patient taking THEOPHYLLINE
also what other medication?
Zafirlukast indications asthma prophylaxis
Levonorgestrel releasing IUD AE light spotting
amenorrhea
What is the greatest potentially fatal risk when taking Developing Myocarditis
clozapine? sx: tachycardia and tachypnea
what are the sx?
antipsychotic medications, such as clozapine, can cause Depletion of WBC
agranulocytosis, what are sx of this AE? Fever, in which we should check WBC ASAP
why does glucocorticoids can cause peptic ulcers? what because these medications can irritate the gastric mucosa. Monitor for occult
should we do about it? blood in stool and tell pt to report black tarry stools
interferon beta-1a AE Generalized muscle aches and other flue like sx
interferon beta-1a indication Multiple Sclerosis
what are some manifestations of lactic acidosis myalgia, malaise, somnolence and hyperventilation
Metformin main AE Lactic acidosis due to blockage of lactic acid oxidation, produced by the
medication, should be reported right away
