Pharm Exam 1 2022
1. What are examples of adrenergic agonists? -
epi, norepinephrine, dopamine, dobutamine
2. if someone has a low HR, what should you give?
epi
3. if someone has a low BP, what should you give?
norepinephrine
4. what does albuterol do? –
causes bronchi dilation
5. what patients cannot have adrenergic agonists? –
glaucoma pt
6. what are adverse effects of adrenergic agonists? –
tachycardia, pulmonary edema, palpitations, HTN
7. what are examples of adrenergic blockers? –
atenolol, metoprolol, terazosin, carvedilol
8. adrenergic blockers are also known as? –
9. beta blockers
10.how do you know when an adrenergic blocker is therapeutic? –
HR and BP is decreased
11.What should you educate a patient on who is taking adrenergic blockers? -
get up slowly, monitor BP and HR prior to taking med, do not stop taking
med abruptly because it can cause rebound HTN
12.when should you not give an adrenergic blocker - do not take if HR is <60
and BP <90 systolic
, 13.what are examples of cholinergic agonist?
- bethanechol chloride, metoclopramide, neostigmine
14.who should you not give cholinergic agonist to? - glaucoma pt
15.who should not take cholinergic agonists? - GI obstruction, ulcers,
diverticulitis or diverticulosis, IBS, asthma, COPD, hypotension
16.What are examples of cholinergic blockers? - atropine, benzotropine,
ipratropium bromide, scopolamine, diphenhydramine
17.what are cholinergic blockers given for? - stimulate GI tract, constricts the
eyes
18.What is ipratropium used for? - dries secretion during an asthma attack
19.what is atropine used for? - increased HR and controls drooling during
surgery
20.What is scopolamine used for? - motion sickness, N/V
21.What are adverse effect of a cholinergic blocker? - tachycardia,
dysrhythmia, pulmonary edema, angina, resp. depression
22.what are side effects of cholinergic blockers? - - cant see, cant pee, cant spit,
cant shit
23.= blurry vision, urinary retention, dry mouth, constipation
24.what are examples of stimulants? - methylphenidate, lisdexamfetamine
dimesylate
25.what is the therapeutic effects of stimulants? - Improved focus
26.who should not take stimulants? - children less than 12
27.If a child is taking a stimulant, what should be monitored? - weight, height,
BP
1. What are examples of adrenergic agonists? -
epi, norepinephrine, dopamine, dobutamine
2. if someone has a low HR, what should you give?
epi
3. if someone has a low BP, what should you give?
norepinephrine
4. what does albuterol do? –
causes bronchi dilation
5. what patients cannot have adrenergic agonists? –
glaucoma pt
6. what are adverse effects of adrenergic agonists? –
tachycardia, pulmonary edema, palpitations, HTN
7. what are examples of adrenergic blockers? –
atenolol, metoprolol, terazosin, carvedilol
8. adrenergic blockers are also known as? –
9. beta blockers
10.how do you know when an adrenergic blocker is therapeutic? –
HR and BP is decreased
11.What should you educate a patient on who is taking adrenergic blockers? -
get up slowly, monitor BP and HR prior to taking med, do not stop taking
med abruptly because it can cause rebound HTN
12.when should you not give an adrenergic blocker - do not take if HR is <60
and BP <90 systolic
, 13.what are examples of cholinergic agonist?
- bethanechol chloride, metoclopramide, neostigmine
14.who should you not give cholinergic agonist to? - glaucoma pt
15.who should not take cholinergic agonists? - GI obstruction, ulcers,
diverticulitis or diverticulosis, IBS, asthma, COPD, hypotension
16.What are examples of cholinergic blockers? - atropine, benzotropine,
ipratropium bromide, scopolamine, diphenhydramine
17.what are cholinergic blockers given for? - stimulate GI tract, constricts the
eyes
18.What is ipratropium used for? - dries secretion during an asthma attack
19.what is atropine used for? - increased HR and controls drooling during
surgery
20.What is scopolamine used for? - motion sickness, N/V
21.What are adverse effect of a cholinergic blocker? - tachycardia,
dysrhythmia, pulmonary edema, angina, resp. depression
22.what are side effects of cholinergic blockers? - - cant see, cant pee, cant spit,
cant shit
23.= blurry vision, urinary retention, dry mouth, constipation
24.what are examples of stimulants? - methylphenidate, lisdexamfetamine
dimesylate
25.what is the therapeutic effects of stimulants? - Improved focus
26.who should not take stimulants? - children less than 12
27.If a child is taking a stimulant, what should be monitored? - weight, height,
BP
