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Radiography Student’s Ultimate Guide: Pharmacology, Patient Care & Trauma Imaging

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Your all-in-one resource for radiography success! This comprehensive guide blends pharmacology fundamentals, contrast media safety, trauma imaging protocols, and specialized patient care for pediatric and geriatric populations. Perfect for radiography students and imaging techs, it includes study aids, clinical tips, and step-by-step procedures for real-world application. Boost your exam scores and clinical confidence with this must-have manua

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What are Cardiac Medications used for? - ANSWERS--Used to treat
cardiovascular pathology


What are some examples of Cardiac Medications? - ANSWERS---
Antiarrhythmic
-Antihypertensive


Antiarrhythmics - ANSWERS--Medications that affect the electrical
conduction system of the myocardium


Common Antiarrhytthmics: - ANSWERS---Digoxin
-Propafenone
-Amiodarone


Antihypertensive - ANSWERS--Medications that assist in lowering the
blood pressure to safe, long-term goals


Common Antihypertensives: - ANSWERS---Verapamil
-Nadolol
-Reserpine

,Heart Failure medicaitons: - ANSWERS---Digoxin
-Dopamine
-Norepinephrine
-Epinephrine


Lipid-lowering medications (to lower the cholesterol levels) -
ANSWERS---Lovastatin
-Gemfibrozil


Diuretics - ANSWERS--AKA water pills Designed to eliminate excess
fluid and sodium from the bloodstream, decreasing overall pressure
within the vessels


Common Diuretics: - ANSWERS---Torsemide
-Metalozone
-Indapamide


Patients taking blood thinners are at risk for what? - ANSWERS--
Bleeding, especially when dealing with Thrombolytics can lead to
hemorrhagic stroke


Anticoagulants - ANSWERS--Patients with history of blood clot
formation or potential to develop blood clots


Common Anticoagulants: - ANSWERS---Warfarin

,-Heparin
-Enoxaparin


Warfarin - ANSWERS--Oral medication to prevent absorption of
Vitamin K from intestinal tract


Heparin/Enoxaparin - ANSWERS--IV injection- affect the activity of
thrombin in various ways to inhibit clot formation


Digoxin - ANSWERS--Increases the force of myocardial contraction in
the failing heart


Dopamine/Norepinephrine/Epinephrine - ANSWERS--Intravenous
meds can be used same as digoxin however, these also have
VASOACTIVE properties to help increase blood pressure


Antiplatelet - ANSWERS---A disc shaped element in the blood that
assists in blood clotting
-Patients who have experienced an acute ischemic event to heart or
brain


Common Antiplatelets: - ANSWERS---Aspirin
-Eptifibatide


Aspirin - ANSWERS--One of the most common types of oral
medication

, Eptifibatide - ANSWERS--Frequently used intravenous


Thrombolytics - ANSWERS--Actively break up a newly formed clot


Common Thrombolytics: - ANSWERS---Alteplase
-Urokinase


Alteplase/Urokinase - ANSWERS--Most frequently used meds in this
class


Analgesic - ANSWERS---Pain Reliver
-Prescribed more frequently than any other medication on the
market
-Treat both acute and chronic pain


Subclasses on Analgesics: - ANSWERS---Narcotics
-Non steroidal anti-inflammatory
-Muscle relaxants
-Acetaminophen


Narcotics - ANSWERS---Stimulate central nervous system receptors:
Opioid receptors
-Very potent analgesic
-Potential for physical and psychological addiction

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