Relacionar Columnas PCT NUR 188 - Unit 4 MedsVersión en línea Review of GI/diabetes medications por Tina Marie Kline 1 insulin used to achieve long-term glucose control throughout the day 2 empagliflozin 3 beta-blockers 4 aluminum and magnesium-based preparations 5 acetylcysteine 6 insulin type most commonly used for sliding scale coverage 7 ondansetron 8 insulin type used for intravenous drips 9 capsule 10 ursodeoxycholic acid form of medication that should not be crushed or chewed glargine (Lantus) long-term therapy used for clients who are not surgical candidates for gallbladder removal regular (Humulin R) oral antidiabetic medication that increases risk for UTI, genital infection, and orthostatic hypotension priority nursing care includes auscultation of bowel sounds prior to administering lispro (Humalog/Novolog) sub-type of antacids that should be avoided in clients with kidney disease medication used to protect renal function from IV dye/contrast class of medication that can mask the typical signs/symptoms of low blood sugar
