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Anti infective agents

treat infection and act on different organisms

antibiotics

destroy and/or reduce the production of bacteria

antiviral

destroy, but many just slow viral replication

antifungal

destroy and/or reduce the production of fungi

anti infective agents can be toxic to the what

bone marrow


kidneys


liver

bone marrow

monitor CBC


H&H


WBC


Platelet count

kidneys

monitor I&O


monitor for increases in BUN, creatinine

Liver

monitor hepatic panel LFTs

what signs and symptoms associated with antibiotics

nausea, vomiting and diarrhea common with all antibiotics, stomatitis, hearing impairment, headache, depression

culture

blood or tissue is cultured to determine infecting organism

sensitivity

by the organism to the drug is determined

broad spectrum

antibiotics that interfere with biochemical reactions in a wide variety of organisms

resistance

ability of organism to change their cell wall or enzyme systems

superinfections

overgrowth of resistant pathogens

urticaria (hives

observe for a raised, red itchy rash (can be a precursor to anaphylaxis)

angioedema

observe patient for edema of the lips, mouth, tongue, neck, larynx (can cause airway obstruction

anaphylaxis

chest pain


SOB


pallor


diaphoresis


hypotension


(nurse should stop med, stay with patient, VS, assessment, oxygen, if necessary CPR, notify MD)

angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors


functional classification


action


indication


ends in what

antihypertensive


causes blood vessels to dilate/reduce circulatory volume


mild to severe hypertension/heart failure


end in "pril"

angiotensin receptor blockers

these drugs help blood vessels relax by blocking the action of angiotensin

When compared with ACE inhibitors ARB are less likely to cause what when used in the Rx of hypertension

marked hyperkalemia, cough, and angioedema

sympathetic =


drugs that mimic the sympathetic nervous system are


Auntonomic Nervous system (ANS) sympathetic

adrenergic


sympathomimetic


fight or flight


increased Bp/HR/BS


bronchodilation


pupillary dilation


decreased peristalsis

Parasympathetic =


drugs that mimic the parasympathetic nervous system are

cholinergic


parasympathomimetic


decreased HR/Bp


bronchoconstriction


pupillary constriction


increased peristalsis

Beta 1 receptors


beta 2 receptors

act primarily on the heart


act primarily on the lungs

Beta adrenergic blocker (beta blockers)


functional classification


action


end in what

antihypertensive/antianginal/antiarrhythmic


decrease HR, BP, and cardiac output


decrease glucose metabolism


may cause bronchoconstriction


end in "lol"