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Advanced Pharmacology Fundamentals
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Midterm Study NUR565
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Used for the dissolution of thrombi and to thrombolytics
promote lysis of fibrin
Haley is a child with juvenile idiopathic Immediately report any symptoms of infection.
arthritis whose symptoms are inadequately
controlled with methotrexate. The NP is
considering prescribing a course of
abatacept for Haley. What information
is critical to include when teaching
Haley's family about abatacept?
decrease sodium reabsorption and therefore decreased fluid reabsorption; this directly
MOA Thiazide Diuretics
causes decreased levels of circulating sodium.
Order that htn meds are prescribed overall thiaziade-ace-arb-thiazide-ccb
heart failure htn med options ACE or ARB as first line, plus beta blockers, diuretics, and others as needed
Quinidine is an antidysrhythmic drug that can cause plasma levels of digoxin to rise.
Quinidine and digoxin: What happens when
1. displaces digoxin from tissue binging sites
they are combined?
2.reduces renal excretion of digoxin
-QT prolongation and drugs that may cause QT prolongation
contraindications for ranolazine -Liver impairment
-Renal impairment
Why would you consider prescribing treats neuropathic pain.
pregabalin rather than an opioid for chronic FDA-approved for neuropathic pain and fibromyalgia management. Abrupt
pain? discontinuation can have withdrawal so discontinue over 1 week slowly.
Erosion and irreversible joint damage, renal damage, tophi (stone deposits in joints
Complications of untreated gout
and tissues)
Gout a type of arthritis characterized by deposits of uric acid crystals in the joints
Treatment of acute flare with colchicine anti-inflammatory: typically used for patients where NSAIDS arent working. dont take
(gout) med with statin use
N/V/D/abd pn.
if GI sx occur, med should be stopped immediately.
Adverse effects of colchicine (gout)
suppress bone marrow function
rhabdomyolysis (renal/hepatic impairment/statins)
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Midterm Study NUR565 Flashcards Quizlet
Advanced Pharmacology Fundamentals
(Chamberlain University)
, 7/30/24, 4:12 PM Midterm Study NUR565 Flashcards |
Midterm Study NUR565
Students also viewed
MT Ch 11 practice quiz xam
E Week 9 (Chap. 16: Therapy and Benzene Reactions Overview Patho E
Treat...
3
0 terms
10 terms 44 terms 82 terms
ia_ho
Shaylondon Preview
Colleen_Nash3 Preview falchine Preview lyd
Terms in this set (139)
Used for the dissolution of thrombi and to thrombolytics
promote lysis of fibrin
Haley is a child with juvenile idiopathic Immediately report any symptoms of infection.
arthritis whose symptoms are inadequately
controlled with methotrexate. The NP is
considering prescribing a course of
abatacept for Haley. What information
is critical to include when teaching
Haley's family about abatacept?
decrease sodium reabsorption and therefore decreased fluid reabsorption; this directly
MOA Thiazide Diuretics
causes decreased levels of circulating sodium.
Order that htn meds are prescribed overall thiaziade-ace-arb-thiazide-ccb
heart failure htn med options ACE or ARB as first line, plus beta blockers, diuretics, and others as needed
Quinidine is an antidysrhythmic drug that can cause plasma levels of digoxin to rise.
Quinidine and digoxin: What happens when
1. displaces digoxin from tissue binging sites
they are combined?
2.reduces renal excretion of digoxin
-QT prolongation and drugs that may cause QT prolongation
contraindications for ranolazine -Liver impairment
-Renal impairment
Why would you consider prescribing treats neuropathic pain.
pregabalin rather than an opioid for chronic FDA-approved for neuropathic pain and fibromyalgia management. Abrupt
pain? discontinuation can have withdrawal so discontinue over 1 week slowly.
Erosion and irreversible joint damage, renal damage, tophi (stone deposits in joints
Complications of untreated gout
and tissues)
Gout a type of arthritis characterized by deposits of uric acid crystals in the joints
Treatment of acute flare with colchicine anti-inflammatory: typically used for patients where NSAIDS arent working. dont take
(gout) med with statin use
N/V/D/abd pn.
if GI sx occur, med should be stopped immediately.
Adverse effects of colchicine (gout)
suppress bone marrow function
rhabdomyolysis (renal/hepatic impairment/statins)
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