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LEVEL 2 = 71.9%
Lab Values
Calcium: 8.5-10.9 WBC: 4,500-10,000
BUN: 7-18 Hgb: 12-16.5
APTT: 30-40 sec Hct: 36%-50%
PT: 11-14 secs PH: 7.35-7.45
INR: 0.8-1.2 PCO2: 35-45
albumin: 3.4-5 HCO3: 21-28
Therapeutic levels lithium (0.4-1.4), Propylthiouracil should decrease HR
digoxin (0.8-2), phenytoin (10-20), Give kayexalate first before other meds!!
Blood: check peak at 3rd dose and 30 min OTC nasal decongestant can constrict blood
after vessels (bad for HTN)
NO LIVE FLU VACCINE FOR ELDERLY Further teaching: mixing colesevelam w/ 30
Monitor visual activity when on ethambutol ml of water
Carba interferes w/ BC Naloxone: monitor bleeding + assess N/V
Report feelings of isolation if on accutane OrthoHTN risk: furosemide, -sartans,
Discard 1st bead of eye ointment phenelzine
(conjunctivitis) Phenazopyridine can cause orange urine
Metaclopramide helps w/ gastric emptying FOR HYDROXYUREA: REPORT NEUTROPHILS
Oprelvekin should increase platelets 1,400; HEMOGLOBIN 4.2; AND PLATELETS
Move slowly when on prazosin 75,000
Question doxycycline script if pregnant Alumnium hydroxide is preferred antacid
Withhold procainamide if QRS widening due to lowered phosphorus
increase more than 50% Antidotes: acetaminophen (acetylcysteine),
Drink 8-10 glasses of water daily benzo (flumazenil), curare (edrophonium),
trimethoprim. Report crusty rash. cyanide (methylene blue), digitalis (digoxin),
Take iron on empty stomach ethylene (fomepizole), heparin (protamine
Incident report: isosorbide w/ BP 82/60 sulfate), MgSO4 (calcium gluconate), narcs
Bipolar: paroxetine, lithium, valproic, carba (naloxone), warfarin (vitamin k)
Cardiac Drugs SFX AFX Uses Education/Admin
BB (-lol like atenolol) Bradycardia, ED, HF, MI, HTN, Change position slowly
hypoTN angina
DON’T GIVE TIMOLOL IF PT HAS
BRADYCARDIA.
ACEI (-pril) Cough, angioedema HTN Get up slowly. Report swollen
hypotension tongue. NO SALT SUBS/REDUCE
K+ FOODS.
Digoxin Dysrhythmias, Toxic: GI upset, Heart failure Don’t give <60bpm, therapeutic:
bradycardia weak, vision 0.5-2. Increase K+ food.
change
GIVE IF LVL=0.7
OD: DIGIBIND.
Atorvastatin (-statin) GI upset Hepatoxicity, High Take in evening w/ food, monitor
muscle pain, cholesterol liver and CK levels
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Ati pharm retake notes - .concise list of ati items to help you
pass the exam
Pharmacology for Professional Nursing (Rasmussen University)
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Studocu is not sponsored or endorsed by any college or university
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, lOMoARcPSD|44532475
1
LEVEL 2 = 71.9%
Lab Values
Calcium: 8.5-10.9 WBC: 4,500-10,000
BUN: 7-18 Hgb: 12-16.5
APTT: 30-40 sec Hct: 36%-50%
PT: 11-14 secs PH: 7.35-7.45
INR: 0.8-1.2 PCO2: 35-45
albumin: 3.4-5 HCO3: 21-28
Therapeutic levels lithium (0.4-1.4), Propylthiouracil should decrease HR
digoxin (0.8-2), phenytoin (10-20), Give kayexalate first before other meds!!
Blood: check peak at 3rd dose and 30 min OTC nasal decongestant can constrict blood
after vessels (bad for HTN)
NO LIVE FLU VACCINE FOR ELDERLY Further teaching: mixing colesevelam w/ 30
Monitor visual activity when on ethambutol ml of water
Carba interferes w/ BC Naloxone: monitor bleeding + assess N/V
Report feelings of isolation if on accutane OrthoHTN risk: furosemide, -sartans,
Discard 1st bead of eye ointment phenelzine
(conjunctivitis) Phenazopyridine can cause orange urine
Metaclopramide helps w/ gastric emptying FOR HYDROXYUREA: REPORT NEUTROPHILS
Oprelvekin should increase platelets 1,400; HEMOGLOBIN 4.2; AND PLATELETS
Move slowly when on prazosin 75,000
Question doxycycline script if pregnant Alumnium hydroxide is preferred antacid
Withhold procainamide if QRS widening due to lowered phosphorus
increase more than 50% Antidotes: acetaminophen (acetylcysteine),
Drink 8-10 glasses of water daily benzo (flumazenil), curare (edrophonium),
trimethoprim. Report crusty rash. cyanide (methylene blue), digitalis (digoxin),
Take iron on empty stomach ethylene (fomepizole), heparin (protamine
Incident report: isosorbide w/ BP 82/60 sulfate), MgSO4 (calcium gluconate), narcs
Bipolar: paroxetine, lithium, valproic, carba (naloxone), warfarin (vitamin k)
Cardiac Drugs SFX AFX Uses Education/Admin
BB (-lol like atenolol) Bradycardia, ED, HF, MI, HTN, Change position slowly
hypoTN angina
DON’T GIVE TIMOLOL IF PT HAS
BRADYCARDIA.
ACEI (-pril) Cough, angioedema HTN Get up slowly. Report swollen
hypotension tongue. NO SALT SUBS/REDUCE
K+ FOODS.
Digoxin Dysrhythmias, Toxic: GI upset, Heart failure Don’t give <60bpm, therapeutic:
bradycardia weak, vision 0.5-2. Increase K+ food.
change
GIVE IF LVL=0.7
OD: DIGIBIND.
Atorvastatin (-statin) GI upset Hepatoxicity, High Take in evening w/ food, monitor
muscle pain, cholesterol liver and CK levels
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