Natural And Herbal Cam

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What natural plants interfere with Warfarin?

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garlic, ginko, chamomile, green tea, ginsing, st. johns wart

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What natural plants interfere with Warfarin?

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garlic, ginko, chamomile, green tea, ginsing, st. johns wart

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What natural plants interfere with Warfarin?

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garlic, ginko, chamomile, green tea, ginsing, st. johns wart

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What natural plants interfere with Warfarin?

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garlic, ginko, chamomile, green tea, ginsing, st. johns wart

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ginger root

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has anti platelet properties (Does not affect warfarin)

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ginko and garlic

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INCREASE warfarin effect (thereby increasing bleeding time)

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chamomile

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has an additive effect with warfarin (thereby increasing bleeding time)

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green tea, ginsing, and st. johns wart

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all decrease the effects of warfarin (thereby decreasing bleeding time)

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Fat soluble vitamins

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ADEK

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Water soluble vitamins

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B complex, C

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What effect do laxatives have on the body?

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They wash out important vitamins and minerals

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What to teach patients about photosensativity?

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Wear sunscreen, long sleeved clothing, stay out of sun,

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Patient teaching for home medication use?

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ADVERSE EFFECTS, correct dose, admin technique, where to dispose of sharps, interactions, etc.

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When to get a med reconciliation?

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On admit, with any transfer, and on d/c.

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Nurses role in med reconciliation?

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Obtain a complete med reconciliation from patient and then communicate with patient and doctor.

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What is most important for patients with new meds?

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teaching.

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Health problems with Native Americans

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sensitivity to alcohol-- more susceptible liver issues, suicide, DM II, Depression

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Health problems with Mexican American/hispanic

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DM II, HTN, Cardiovascular issues, Birth Control issues,

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What health beliefs do the mexican american population hold?

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Magicoreligious

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What is magicoreligious?

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focus on supernatural forces controlling health and illness. Illness are the result of "being bad" or "opposing god's will."

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African American health problems

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HTN, sickle cell, P450 system is different-- do not respond to BETA BLOCKERS

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What are the 3 types of health beliefs?

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Biomedical, magicoreligious, and holistic

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Pharmacogenomics

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the study of patterns of human genome variations that are in or near genes known to influence drug action

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pharmacogenetics

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study of individual inherited differences in response to clinical drug therapy.

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White americans

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value time, nuclear family, biomedical health belief, christianity

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Black americans

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present oriented, matriarchal, circular view of time (more relaxed than white), very spiritual, folk medicine,

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Asian and Pacific Islander Americans

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Sensitive to alcohol, yin/yang, holistic health belief, naturalistic, life cycles,

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Purnell's model

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A model for healthcare providers for cultural competence. 12 domains of every cultre tht HCP should consider.

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4 outside macro aspects

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person, family, community, and global society

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Liver tests

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ALT/AST

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Kidney tests

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BUN/creatinine

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anticoagulant tests

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plt, PT, PTT/INR

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Tests used for pts on Lovenox (enoxaparin)?

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plt count

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Is Health history important for people on anticoagulatns?

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Not really

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s/s hypoglycemia

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lethargy
confusion
irritability
BLURRED VISION
dizziness

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Glucose

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Is a large molecule that can damage the tissue of the kidneys, eyes. Needs insulin to work

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Glyburide

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non insulin antidiabetic
2nd generation sulfonylurea

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Major contraindications for glyburide?

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POOR DIET, ALCOHOL,

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kava

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oculogyric crisis and exacerbation of parkinsons, intensify effects of barbiturates and alcohol

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lily of the valley

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digitalis-like toxicity

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sassafras

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hallucinations, hepatotoxicity, possible carcinogenic activity

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cranberry

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decreases elimination of many renally excreted drugs

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echinacea

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interferes with immunosupressant therapy

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ephedrine ( ma huang)

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increase CNS stimulation and adverse effects from caffeine, decongestants, bronchodilators, and CNS stimulants

Arrhythmias, CVA, HF, HTN, MI, nephrolithiasis, psychosis, seizures

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garlic

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interfere with hypoglycemic therapy, increase bleeding times with anticoagulant/antiplt therapy,

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ginsing

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increase MAOI, antihypertensives, hypoglycemics, increase CNS stimlant oftea/coffee, interfere with axn of steriods

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ginger root

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interfere with cardiac, antidiabetic, anticoagulant therapy

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st johns wort

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serotonin syndrome when used with serotonic drugs, produced increased drug effects with anidepressants

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chamomile

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increased risk for bleeding with anticoagulants

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copper

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involved in making RBC, immune functions, improves insulin action

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iron

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needed to make RBC, deficiency results in anemia

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zinc

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promoted wound healing and functions in antibody production