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What reinforced teaching should the hypertensive pt on Felodipine (plendil) rec'v?
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Don't drink grapefruit juice
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Pts who are allergic to _____, should not take ipratroprium (atrovert)
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Peanuts
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A pt with heart failure rec'vs triametere (dyrenium), what electrolyte shoudl be monitored?
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Hyperkalemia
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What should be used to treat an acute asthma attack?
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Albuterol
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What should the pt take in the aftermath of an asthma attack?
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Prednisone
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A pt with h/o MI should not use this med.
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Celebrex
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A pt with h/o peptic ulcer shoudl not use this med.
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ibuprofen
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For the pt on prednisone, what s/s should the nurse notify the doc?
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Sore throat
Melena White tongue patches |
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What are indications of toxicity in the pt taking IV amphotericin?
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vertigo
tinnitus hearing loss |
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A pt on metrnidazole (flagyl) will have ___ urine
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reddish brown
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Fosamax should be taken ________
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On an empty stomach
(h20 30 mn prior) |
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What are signs of anaphylaxis?
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pale/diaphoretic
increased respiration restless, anciety low b/p |
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What's so special about salt substitutes?
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They're high in potassium. A negative for the pt on spironolactone
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Regular insulin is _______, so there's no need to roll to mix particles.
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clear
If cloudy, it should be discarded. |
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Ranges for magnesium are 1.7 to __
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2.2
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A sign of hypermagnesia?
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Hypotonia.
Muscle weakness. |
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What is the range for hct?
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12 - 16 g/dl
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What is the range for Hgb
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37 to 47%
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Tetracylcines can increase r/f ________.
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sunburn
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Pt with h/o glaucoma shoudl not use this med.
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ATropine
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