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An infant appears to be having a seizure (shivering). How can you tell if it's not hypoglycemia instead?
hold the limb. It will stop with hypoglycemia
Are dopamine and lasix compatible?
no
ASA toxicity can cause _________ of the ears
ringing
At what time of day should you give diuretics?
in the morning
Avoid the "G" herbs (ginsing, ginger, ginko, garlic) when on this type of drug.
anti-clotting drugs (coumadin, ASA, Plavix, etc)
Because Mannitol crystalizes at room temp, what do you need?
a filter needle (my note: and a filter on the tubing?)
Complications of coumadin
3 H's: Hemorrhage, Hematuria, and Hepatitis
Dilantin can only be given with what IV fluid?
NS
Do not give CCBs with what drink?
grafefruit juice
Don't give meperidine (Demerol) to patients with what condition?
pancreatitis
Don't give non-selective beta-blockers to______________
Patients with respiratory problems
Erythromycin should not be given to patients with what condition?
MS
FFP is administered to DIC because _____________
of the clotting factors
Hand flapping (asterixis) is an indication of what?
toxic ammonia levels
How can lithium toxicity be prevented?
consume extra sodium
How do you remember what PTU does?
Puts Thyroid Under (PTU is to suppress the thyroid hormone and the Pt will gain wt) (this one was mine)
If a Pt is allergic to sulfa drugs, what diuretic can't they take?
lasix
Magnesium toxicity is treated with __________
calcium gluconate
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MAOI patients should avoid what?
tyramine containing food/drink (avacados, bananas, beef/chicken liver, caffeine, red wine, beer, cheese [except cottage cheese], raisins, sausages, pepperone, yogurt, sour cream)
No ________(type of drug) to any headinjury victims.
narcotics
Oxytocin is never delivered through
primary IV (always PB w/ another fluid s/a normal saline)
R/t hyper/hypo glycemia, what's cool about "Cold and Clammy"
Cold and Clammy = Need some Candy (hypoglycemia)
R/t hyper/hypo glycemia, what's cool about "Hot and Dry"
Hot and Dry = Sugar's high (hyperglycemia)
TPN has a dedicated line and cannot be mixed ahead of time. True or False?
true
Vitamin C can cause false positive ______________
occult blood
What can be induced by thiazide diuretics?
hyperglycemia
What do you always verify before giving Kayexelate? (besides K+)
bowel sounds
What drug class is typically used for weaning off alcohol?
antianxiety agents (b/c they are pharmacologically similar to alcohol)
What med can you give for headache to the client on nitroglycerin?
acetaminophen
What's a common symptom of aluminum hydroxide?
constipation
What's special about the common MAOIs to help you remember what they are?
MAOIs have two syllables (nardil, marplan)
What's special about the common tricyclics to help you remember what they are?
tricyclics have three syllables (pamelor, elavil)
What's the med of choice for anaphylactic shock?
epinephrine
What's the med of choice for asystole?
atropine
What's the med of choice for bipolar?
lithium
What's the med of choice for CHF?
ACE Inhibitor
What's the med of choice for status epilepticus?
valium
What's the med of choice for SVT?
adenosine or adenocard
What's the med of choice for V-tach?
lidocaine
What's unique about phenazopyridine (Pyridium) that you should teach the patient?
it turns the urine orange
What's unique about Rifampicin that you should teach the patient?
it turns the urine, tears, and sweat red
When do you give the diabetic patient glucagon?
when the Pt is hypoglycemic and unresponsive
When is RHoGAM given to the OB patient?
at 28 weeks and 72 hours post partum (put info here r/t babies rH type)
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Who is vitamin B1 good for?
alcolic patients (to prevent Wernicke's encephalopathy & Korsakoff's syndrome)
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Who is vitamin B6 good for?
TB patients
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Who is vitamin B9 good for?
Pregnant patients
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Who is vitamin B12 good for?
Pernicious anemia, Vegetarians
Why don't you give antacids with food?
it delays gastric emptying
Why don't you give atropine for glaucoma?
it increases IOP (intraoccular pressure)
Why don't you give Stadol to Methadone/Heroin Preggo's?
cause instant withdrawal symptoms
Why give ACE Inhibitors w/ food?
to prevent stomach upset
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Why should you give Lipitor at 1700?
the enzymes work best during the evening
Why shouldn't you give benadryl and xanax together?
additive effects
You run out of TPN. What can you use while you wait?
D10W
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