NUR 3145 (NUR3145)

NUR 3145 Pharmacotherapeutics Pharm quiz 1. Patient presents to ED with dry, non productive cough, patient has been dx with bronchitis and it has been determined medicine is needed to initiate sputum so the cough will be productive. Which med does nurse anticipate physician to prescribe a. Guaifenesin b. Sucralfate c. H2 receptor agonist d. 2. A patient has been dx with asthma. Prescribed ICS, the nurse providing discharge teaching 3. A patient with asthma has been prescribe an anti-inflammatory...

NUR 3145 Pharmacotherapeutics Pharmacology Final ExamPatient presents to ED with dry, non productive cough, patient has been dx with bronchitis and it has been determined medicine is needed to initiate sputum so the cough will be productive. Which med does nurse anticipate physician to prescribe a....

NUR 3145 - Pharmotherapeutics Final Exam. Study Guide. Spring 2021. Study Guide for Pharmotherapeutics Final Exam Spring 2019 The chapters/items we will be focusing on are: Cardiac medications- antihypertensive drugs ACE inhibitors- side effects/adverse effects of lisinopril, ● A- angioedema ● C- cough ● E- elevated potassium (hyperkalemia) ● Orthostatic hypotension ● Rash and dysgeusia (altered taste)- usually with captopril ● Leukopenia (sore throat indicates infection)...

NUR 3145 Pharmacotherapeutics Pharm quiz 1. Patient presents to ED with dry, non productive cough, patient has been dx with bronchitis and it has been determined medicine is needed to initiate sputum so the cough will be productive. Which med does nurse anticipate physician to prescribe a. Guaifenesin b. Sucralfate c. H2 receptor agonist d. 2. A patient has been dx with asthma. Prescribed ICS, the nurse providing discharge teaching 3. A patient with asthma has been prescribe an anti-inflammatory...

NCLEX-RN NOTES TIPS: - Deal with patients rather than with machines. - AVOID: never, always, must, “why?”, “I understand”. - If 2 opposites (e.g. hyper-/hypo-), one is correct. - Do not l eave the patient alone. - Choose physical over psychological. - IDK the answer: pick the one with the most information. ABC (except in emergencies, distress situations & CPR) Assessment vs. Implementation Acute vs. Chronic Stable vs. Unstable Expected vs. Unexpected Real vs. Potential Odd man out Show L...

NUR 3145 - Final Exam Study Guide/NUR 3145 - Final Exam Study Guide. The chapters/items we will be focusing on the following: Cardiac medications- antihypertensive drugs ACE inhibitors- side effects/adverse effects of lisinopril, ● A- angioedema ● C- cough ● E- elevated potassium (hyperkalemia) ● Orthostatic hypotension ● Rash and dysgeusia (altered taste)- usually with captopril ● Leukopenia (sore throat indicates infection)- captopril Beta-blockers- i.e....

NUR 3145 - Patho Final Exam Study Guide/NUR 3145 - Patho Final Exam Study Guide. Chapter 5 – Fluids and Electrolytes- hypo/hyperkalemia- signs and symptoms, metabolic and respiratory acidosis/alkalosis; types of fluids: Hypokalemia: Risk Factors: Adverse effects of medication: Corticosteroids, diuretics, laxatives (abuse of) Body fluid loss- Vomiting, diarrhea, wound drainage, NG suction Excessive diaphoresis Kidney Disease Dietary deficiency Alkalosis Signs & Symptoms: ...