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96 Multiple choice questions

Term 1 of 96
rhabdomyolysis

know the HR before giving monitor rate and rhythm. ask if they are taking furosemide
because that can worsen hypokalemia frequent alb draws them med has a narrow margin of
safety

fatigue, pallor, hypotension, SOB, HA, insomnia, tachycardia, difficulty concentration, dizzy

potential adverse effect of statins. breakdown of m. tissue do to trauma or ischemia, and
contents of muscle cells spill into circulation and can cause kidney injury and failure. CAN
BE FATAL!

-Potassium diuretics are prescribed
-Glucose and insulin (hypertonic)may be prescribed to lower potassium levels because
they force potassium into the cells

Definition 2 of 96
know the HR before giving monitor rate and rhythm. ask if they are taking furosemide because
that can worsen hypokalemia frequent alb draws them med has a narrow margin of safety

lanoxin nursing assessment

heparin nursing care


cardioversion rationale


rhabdomyolysis

,Term 3 of 96
what medication ends in "sartan"

ace inhibitors

angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors (aceis)


calcium channel blocker


angiotensin receptor blocker (ARBs)

Term 4 of 96
gemfibrozil (Lopid) patient teaching

Take the medication with food to decrease GI side effects. It can increase effectiveness of
blood thinners

Take the medication with dairy products to mask the taste. it can reduce the absorption of
blood thinners

Take the medication on an empty stomach for faster absorption. it can decrease the
effectiveness of blood thinners

Take the medication with alcohol to enhance its effects. it can lead to reduced blood
thinning

Term 5 of 96
how to manage medication administration of nephrotoxic drugs

It is safe to administer nephrotoxic drugs at full dose in patients with kidney issues


In renal failure dose reduction is necessary as these medication are excreted by the
kidneys or you can discontinue the med

Mixing nephrotoxic drugs with other medications can enhance their effects

Increasing the dose in renal failure can help improve the drug's effectiveness

,Term 6 of 96
epoetin alfa (Epogen) Pt teaching

given IV or SUBQ

usually tolerated well by most patients
HA, GI upset (abdominal cramping, diarrhea, heartburn), m. weakness which could progress
into rhabdomyolysis.


check BP prior to administration black box warning: risk for cardiovascular and
thromboembolic evens are increased when taking this medication

watch BP, teach how to check BP, Watch for foods high in potassium, watch for angioedema

Definition 7 of 96
bradycardia, exercise intolerance, ortho hypo

Ace inhibitors side effects

Mydriatics side effects

All hypertension drugs can cause

Beta blockers side effects

Definition 8 of 96
-Vitamin c helps absorption
-Take with food for GI upset unless you can handle it without because it is absorbed best on an
empty stomach
-Drug interaction with calcium which can impair absorption
-It takes up to 6 months to alleviate anemia

iron administration teaching

Ace inhibitors common side effects

Nitroglycerin Pt teaching

colloid MOA and indication

, Term 9 of 96
Thiazide diuretics SE

ortho hypo, dizziness, n/v, diarrhea, hypotension, hf, hyperkalemia. can cause angioedema
but less likely than ace

ortho hypo, some K+ loss

hydrate without causing Fluid shift

hypokalemia, ortho hypo, ototoxicity

Term 10 of 96
gemfibrozil (Lopid) SE:

Skin rash, itching, hives, swelling, redness

Muscle pain, joint stiffness, backache, chest tightness, leg cramps

GI upset, abdominal cramping, diarrhea, N/V, dyspepsia

Headache, dizziness, blurred vision, dry Mouth, fatigue

Definition 11 of 96
need to hydrate a patient without causing a fluid shift (no edema or HF)

Isotonic IVF indications

Arbs indication

Hypotonic Iv solution

Anticoagulant Therapeutic indication

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