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Nitroglycerin transdermal

(Antihypertensive,vasodilator, antianginal) prevents acute anginal attacks


* monitor heart and breath sounds, check vitals before every dosage

Digoxin

(Antiarrhythmic, cardiotonic) treats mild to moderate HF


* monitor potassium, hypokalemia predisposes to digitalis toxicity and serious arrhythmias

Enoxaparin

(Antithrombotic) used to prevent DVT


* monitor for bleeding and check potassium levels

Heparin

(Anticoagulant) prevents and treat peripheral arterial embolism, pulm. Embolism, A. Fib., and venous thrombosis



*monitor for bleeding

Plavix

(Platelet aggregation inhibitor) used to treat thrombotic events such as stroke or MI


* prolongs bleeding time so watch closely for bleeding

Warfarin

(Anticoagulant) prevents or treats pulm. Embolism, recurrent MI and complications from A.fib or MI


* monitor INR and watch closely for bleeding

Phenytoin

(Anticonvulsant) used to treat seizures



* monitor BP and ECG tracings

Gabapentin

(Anticonvulsant) treats seizures and restless leg syndrome



* monitor renal function tests, if you DC or switch anticonvulsant expect to change gradually over a week.