NR 329 Final Exams Questions and
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Protein bound drugs % of drug is inactive and bound to albumin.
Free drug is actively working.
Multiple drugs compete with each other for
receptor sites and cause toxicity.
Live vaccines MMR, varicella, rotavirus
No live vaccines Pregnant Women
Immunosuppressed
Immunocompromised
Children 5 and below
Liver P450 system metabolizes drugs
Drug excretion Kidney
Liver Bowel
Lungs Exocrine glands
STD risks Multiple partners & unprotected sex
Patient 6 Rights of medication administration
Dose Patients
Drug Do
Route Drugs
Time Round
Documentation The
Clock
, Statins Lower cholesterol
SE: Myalgia - Rhabdo
Monitor: Kidney function; BUN &
Creatnine
CrKin 22-198
Anticoagulant drugs Dapigatran - No Monitoring
Apixaban - No Monitoring
Heparin - aPTT 45-80 PTT 120-140s
Warfarin - Monitor INR 2-3
Anticonvulsants all have a narrow therapeutic window
Phenytoin - Dilantin Anticonvulsant action through Na+
inhibition
Half-life 8-60 hours
Therapeutic level 10-20 mcg/mL
Good oral hygiene recommended
Gingival hyperplasia side effect Phenytoin - Anticonvulsant
Verapamil - Calcium Channel Blocker
Furosemide Loop diuretic
SE: Hypokalemia
Antihypertensives and side effects Angiotensin converting inhibitors - dry
cough
Beta adrenergic blockers - hypotension/
bradycardia
Calcium channel blockers - gingival
hyperplasia & peripheral edema
Angiotensin receptor blockers -
angioedema
Lactulose Liver failure and cirrhosis treatment
Laxative also lowers NH3 levels
Special diets Low fat
Low tyramine
Low sodium
Low purine
Low fat used for hyperlipidemia
Verified Solutions 100% Correct
Answers Already Graded A+
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
QUESTIONS SOLUTIONS
Protein bound drugs % of drug is inactive and bound to albumin.
Free drug is actively working.
Multiple drugs compete with each other for
receptor sites and cause toxicity.
Live vaccines MMR, varicella, rotavirus
No live vaccines Pregnant Women
Immunosuppressed
Immunocompromised
Children 5 and below
Liver P450 system metabolizes drugs
Drug excretion Kidney
Liver Bowel
Lungs Exocrine glands
STD risks Multiple partners & unprotected sex
Patient 6 Rights of medication administration
Dose Patients
Drug Do
Route Drugs
Time Round
Documentation The
Clock
, Statins Lower cholesterol
SE: Myalgia - Rhabdo
Monitor: Kidney function; BUN &
Creatnine
CrKin 22-198
Anticoagulant drugs Dapigatran - No Monitoring
Apixaban - No Monitoring
Heparin - aPTT 45-80 PTT 120-140s
Warfarin - Monitor INR 2-3
Anticonvulsants all have a narrow therapeutic window
Phenytoin - Dilantin Anticonvulsant action through Na+
inhibition
Half-life 8-60 hours
Therapeutic level 10-20 mcg/mL
Good oral hygiene recommended
Gingival hyperplasia side effect Phenytoin - Anticonvulsant
Verapamil - Calcium Channel Blocker
Furosemide Loop diuretic
SE: Hypokalemia
Antihypertensives and side effects Angiotensin converting inhibitors - dry
cough
Beta adrenergic blockers - hypotension/
bradycardia
Calcium channel blockers - gingival
hyperplasia & peripheral edema
Angiotensin receptor blockers -
angioedema
Lactulose Liver failure and cirrhosis treatment
Laxative also lowers NH3 levels
Special diets Low fat
Low tyramine
Low sodium
Low purine
Low fat used for hyperlipidemia
