Relacionar Columnas Cardiac and Hematology reviewVersión en línea review for pharm por Cristeen Shepard 1 Which anti-hypertensive class should you take at bedtime to reduce the risk of orthostatic hypertension 2 Adverse effect of Beta-Blockers 3 This medication causes dilatation of coronary arteries resulting in reduced heart contractility through the blocking of calcium access to the cells 4 You know this medication has been effective when the pt has increased urinary output 5 Bradycardia, hallucinations, and confusion are adverse effects caused by 6 What is the priority intervention for a patient taking alteplase immediately following a STEMI 7 Bradycardia, unusual vivid dreams, and bronchospasms can occur with what medication 8 Digoxin should be held in a pt with this assessment 9 The patient taking clopidogrel should be told this prior to surgery 10 A patient with this health condition should not take atorvastatin 11 Anorexia, headaches, and yellow/green halo's are a sign of 12 Sodium Channel Blockers are what class of medication 13 Captopril reduces blood pressure through this effect 14 Sulfa allergy, hypokalemia, and hyperglycemia are all contraindications or side effects of this diuretic med 15 What are two signs of rhabdomyolysis that would occur with HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors (Statin drugs) digoxin toxicity Lidocaine furosemide/lasix hydrochlorothyazide monitor for signs of bleeding muscle pain and dark yellow urine bradycardia Class I anti-arrhythmiac's Low cardiac output hepatic failure inhibiting conversion of angiotenison I to angiotension II propanolol Nifedipine Alpha-Blockers Stop medication 1 week before 1 What priority assessment by the nurse would indicate that a patient has high levels of uric acid 2 Nitroglycerin and Calcium channel blockers together can cause 3 What is the therapeutic range of digoxin 4 rotate sites, monitor skin for irritation, and avoid getting on the skin of others 5 Take this medication before bed 6 What is the priority for a pt taking erythropoetin with a hemoglobin level of 13 7 What is a rare adverse effect of iron dextran 8 What food should be avoided while taking calcium channel blockers due to the possibility of increasing medication levels in the blood stream 9 When taking ACE inhibitors, what adverse effect is caused by accumulating bradykinins, usually causes the med to be stopped 10 What action should be taken by the nurse with a patient who is on heparin and warfarin when the therapeutic effect is not being acheived 11 Monitor a patient taking Beta-Blockers and Nitrates for this comorbidity 12 What education would the nurse provide to the patient who is concerned about starting warfarin while on a heparin drip 13 What is the priority assessment needed before starting digoxin 14 This diuretic is effective in treating mild to moderate hypertension 15 What class of medication increases the chance of hyperkalemia when taken in combination with potassium-chloride hypotension angioedema full therapeutic effect of warfarin takes 4-5 days 0.5-1.9 kidney function Contact the provider and inquire if the heparin can be adjusted. (warfarin dose stays) question the order ACE inhibitors dry cough thiazide topical nitroglycerin joint redness and swelling COPD Atorvastatin grapefruit/grapefruit juice 1 Calcium Channel blockers end in 2 What is the priority action when a patient presents with nausea and general weakness 3 Medication given to a client with a high INR level 4 severe side effect in a patient taking enoxaparin 5 Beta Blockers end in 6 What should you tell a patient who is taking liquid iron 7 What is the priority concern for a patient taking doxazosin 8 What blood test is given to detect clotting factors present in a patient with hemophilia 9 This medication is contraindicated in a patient with hyponatremia 10 What medication when taken in conjunction with warfarin increases the risk of bleeding 11 Which medication should be taken by sublingual route, 1 tablet at a time, every 5 minutes, up to three tablets, for chest pain 12 How long will a patient need to take vitamin B12 injections 13 ACE inhibitors end in 14 What teaching would you provide a patient taking enoxaparin about hygiene 15 Development of expiratory wheezes is a potential adverse effect of 16 ARB's end in 17 What are 2 potential adverse effects of Calcium Channel blockers -lol -ipine, -amil, use a straw to prevent staining of teeth nitroglycerin monthly for life check vital signs headache and dizziness Gemfibrozil -pril use a soft toothbrush Furosemide Propanolol (Beta-Blockers) aPTT -tan, -zem, Dark stools (GI Bleed) Vitamin K safety
Crear