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Question: Rifampin + Isoniazid use
Answer:
TB

Question: Isoniazid S/E
Answer:
neurotoxicity (seizures, coma, numbness, tingling)

Question: Rifampin + Isoniazid labs drawn
Answer:
liver labs (hepatotoxicity)

Question: Rifampin S/E
Answer:
blurred vision, drowsiness, dyspnea, shivering, chills

Question: OTC allergy medications use (symptoms)
Answer:
runny nose, itchy eyes, itchy throat

Question: category of drugs for OTC allergy medications
Answer:
antihistamines

Question: S/E for allergy medications
Answer:
restlessness, headache, sedation (depending on med)

Question: OTC cold medications
Answer:
decongestiants

Question: contraindications of OTC medications
Answer:
cardiac issues (sympathomimetics cause HTN)

, Question: all OTC medications contain dozens of ingredients with varying percentage
Answer:
just something to note!

Question: risks for overdose of OTC medications
Answer:
elderly

Question: how do you know OTC cold and allergy medications are effective
Answer:
symptoms are improving, so continue the course

Question: fluticasone Ph Class
Answer:
corticosteroid

Question: fluticasone administration
Answer:
inhalation

Question: fluticasone S/E
Answer:
nasal dryness, epistaxis, decreased inflammation (cuz its a corticosteroid)

Question: who uses fluticasone?
Answer:
respiratory conditions to widen bronchioles

Question: pt education after fluticasone
Answer:
rinse mouth afterwards (can cause thrush)

Question: steps to administer intranasal medications
Answer:
- blow nose
- shake medication/prime first puff
- do not swallow medication, spit

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