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What are the possible risks of various nutritional products
1. Implications for surgical patients- drug herb interactions
2. Disease interactions
3. Interactions with lab tests
What are is an example of Drug-herb interactions
Sugical patients with antestia, garlic can cause increased bleeding which is a risk for surgical patients
What is an example of disease interactions
Herbal drugs may increase blood glucose,
What is an exmaple of interactions with lab tests
ginsing can interfere with dig monitoring
Herbal supplements are not considered a drug, what are they considered
nutrional or dietary supplements
Since herbal supplements are not consider DRUGS, what are they excempt from in FDA
do not need safety or efficacy
What is only thing the manufacotr needs to notify the FDA of
efficacy claims
What type of manufactoring practices must maufactors meet according to FDA
GMP, quality control procedure, and how and wehre plants are constructed
What WILL maufactors be required to report
adverse events, comsuer complaints, prove record keeps, proof of testing and evaluation of identigy purity and strenght of final product
What are the most common causes of of N/V
motion sickness, pregnacy, viral gasteroentertitis (norovirus)
What are exculisions for self-treatment for ADULTS with SEVERE
HY FANS
What are complications of N/V
1. Dehydration
2. Malnutrions
3. electrolye imbalance
What are signs of dehydrtions
1. poor sign turgor
2. dry mouth
3. dizziness confusion
4. dark urine less UOP
What are exclusions for children (moderate to severe N/A)
1. vomiting clear fluids
2. < 6 months
3. Projectile vomiting > 8 hrs
What is first thing you should manage in N/V?
dehydration--ORS or gartorate but dilture with water
How should you treat motion sickness with N/V, and what do they do, and treat
1st generations antihistamines cross BBB--for PREVENTION and TREATMENT OF N/V
What are some examples of 1st generation antihistamines
1. Benadryl
2. Meclinzine
3. Cyclizine,
4. Doxylamine
5. Dimenhydrinate
When should you take Benadryl ro Meclinzine
1/2 before travel-1 hr before traveling
1st generations are contraindicated in
1. Children <6 paradoxia
2. Elderly
3. Nursing (Dries up milk) Prego CAN
4.
What are Counseling Points for treating Motion sickness with 1st generation antihistamine
1. Take 1/2-1hr prior to travel
2. May cause drowsiness so dont not drive
3. Do not drink alcohol as it can increase drowsiness
What are non-pharm treatments for N/V with MOTION SICKNESS
1.Don't read when you travel
2. Avoid excess food or alcohol before and during travel
Whta is only other drug used to treat and BOTH N/V associted with Pregnacy, Norovirus, Overeating, and motion sickness
Emetrol
What is dosing for Emetrol
15-30 mL evert 15 mintutes up to 5 doses
What are counseling points for N/V with Emetrol
1. Dont drink fluids 15 mintues before or after using Emetrol
2.
Who is Emetrol contraindicated in
patietns with Diabeties, b/c of high sugar content
Food posioning is usually not treated What is Non-pharm for food poisioning/viral
Clear liquids, BRAT diet, fresh air, and avoid greasy/acidic food
What is best treatment for overindlugence
Antacids or Bismuth
What do Anacids or Bismuth treat
ONLY Nausea
What is non-pharm for pregancy
1. Fresh air
2. Before arising eat several crackers and relax in bed for 10-15 minutes
3. Eat smaller more frequent meals
Only drugs that increase pH, do what
treat ONLY nasuea
What does Mg+ in antacids cause
diarrhea
What does Al+ and Ca+ cause in anatacids
constipation
What does soidum bicarb cause in antacids
gas, and fluid retention
When in onset of action of anatcids
5-15 mintues
How long do antacids last, difereance between empty and full stomach
1. empty-up to 30 minutes
2. full 2-3 hours
Should anacids be used in pregnacy?
NO, can only use for 14 days
What are drug interactions with anacids
antibiotic, separate at least 2 hours before or 3 hours after
Are anacids contraindicated with renal failure
YES, trouble with electrolyte balance
What are etiologies of diarrhea
norvovirus, bacterial infetions, food induced
What is a major complication of dirrhea
dehydration
What are exclusion criteria for diarrhea
6 DASH P
1. Severe dehydration
2.< 6 months
3. High fever >102.2
4. Protracted vomiting
5.Abdominal pain
6. CVD, DM, and renal disease
7. Pregnacy
Is Loperamide a great antidiarrheal for all types (travelers, acute diarrhea viral,
YES
Can loperamide be used in preganacy
YES
What are drug-drug and disease interactions with loperamide
NONE
What is dosage of Loperamide
4mg initally, then 2 mg after each loose stool
What is max of Loperamide, and length of use
not to exceed 8mg/day, do not use for more than 48 hours
What is onset of action of Loperamide
30-60 minutes
What are side effects of Loperamide
consitpation and dizziness
Can loperamide be used in children
YES
What is non-pharm for diarrhea
1. ORS
2. Avoid fatty or spicy foods
Should you use the BRAT diet for diarrhea
NO..only N/V with viral and food poisioning
If a patient is hypersensitive to loperamide what is 2nd line for anti-dirrhea;
BSS
What are 2 counseling points for BSS
May cause a black tonuge and stool, rinse mouth after taking
2. Do not take ASA while taking this product
What is benefit of BSS
treats both NAUSEA and diarrhea
What are some etiogolies of constipation
1. Stress
2. Dietary intake
3. Drug induced
4. Age
What are exclusions to constipation
FIC PAD
Should you avoid antacids with Bisacodyl
YES separate by at least 2 hours