REXPN - pharmacology + info
lispro & aspart - answer- rapid acting
- onset: 15 mins
- peak: 30 mins
- duration: 3 hrs
- timed with meals
- used for type 1 & 2 diabetes
- se: hypoglycemia
regular, humulin - answer- short acting
- onset: 1 hr
- peak: 2 hrs
- duration: 4 hrs
- timed with meals (given before)
- only insulin that can be run through IV
nph - answer- intermediate acting
- onset: 6 hrs
- peak: 8 hrs
- duration: 12 hrs
- can be given twice a day + bedtime with a snack
- cloudy -> not fast and usually used for noncompliant clients
lantus (glargine) - answer- long acting
- no peak
- duration: 12-24 hrs
- given x1-2/day
- also can be administered at night
amoxicillin - answer
ciproloxacin - answer
sulfadiazine - answer
levofloxacin - answerfluroquinolone
- used for pneumonia, sinusitis, skin infection
- side effects: tendonitis, photosensitivity
turbuterline - answer- slows progression of labor
- OB-maternity med
, oxytocin - answer- induces labor
- used to control postpartum hemorrhage
- OB-maternity med
pitocin - answer- induces labor
- used to control postpartum hemorrhage
- OB-maternity med
-pine - answercalcium channel blockers
- lowers BP
-olol/-lol - answerbeta blockers
- lowers HR/BP
- used to treat hypertension, heart failure, anxiety
-pril - answerace inhibitors
- lowers BP -> antihypertensive medication
- unexpected outcomes after discontinuation: palpitations, angina, tachycardia
-sartan - answerangiotensin receptor blockers (ARB)
- lowers BP/workload of heart
-mide/-nide - answerdiuretics
- lowers BP
psychiatric med side effects - answer- anticholinergic effect -> dry mouth
- blurred vision
- constipation
- drowsiness
- euphoria
- fotophobia
- granulocytosis -> lowers WBC
-zine (psych med) - answerfirst generation antipsychotic/antiemetic
- major tranquilizer
side effects:
- anticholinergic effect -> dry mouth
- blurred vision
- constipation
- drowsiness
- euphoria
- fotophobia
- granulocytosis -> low WBC
-il (psych med) - answerantidepressants
lispro & aspart - answer- rapid acting
- onset: 15 mins
- peak: 30 mins
- duration: 3 hrs
- timed with meals
- used for type 1 & 2 diabetes
- se: hypoglycemia
regular, humulin - answer- short acting
- onset: 1 hr
- peak: 2 hrs
- duration: 4 hrs
- timed with meals (given before)
- only insulin that can be run through IV
nph - answer- intermediate acting
- onset: 6 hrs
- peak: 8 hrs
- duration: 12 hrs
- can be given twice a day + bedtime with a snack
- cloudy -> not fast and usually used for noncompliant clients
lantus (glargine) - answer- long acting
- no peak
- duration: 12-24 hrs
- given x1-2/day
- also can be administered at night
amoxicillin - answer
ciproloxacin - answer
sulfadiazine - answer
levofloxacin - answerfluroquinolone
- used for pneumonia, sinusitis, skin infection
- side effects: tendonitis, photosensitivity
turbuterline - answer- slows progression of labor
- OB-maternity med
, oxytocin - answer- induces labor
- used to control postpartum hemorrhage
- OB-maternity med
pitocin - answer- induces labor
- used to control postpartum hemorrhage
- OB-maternity med
-pine - answercalcium channel blockers
- lowers BP
-olol/-lol - answerbeta blockers
- lowers HR/BP
- used to treat hypertension, heart failure, anxiety
-pril - answerace inhibitors
- lowers BP -> antihypertensive medication
- unexpected outcomes after discontinuation: palpitations, angina, tachycardia
-sartan - answerangiotensin receptor blockers (ARB)
- lowers BP/workload of heart
-mide/-nide - answerdiuretics
- lowers BP
psychiatric med side effects - answer- anticholinergic effect -> dry mouth
- blurred vision
- constipation
- drowsiness
- euphoria
- fotophobia
- granulocytosis -> lowers WBC
-zine (psych med) - answerfirst generation antipsychotic/antiemetic
- major tranquilizer
side effects:
- anticholinergic effect -> dry mouth
- blurred vision
- constipation
- drowsiness
- euphoria
- fotophobia
- granulocytosis -> low WBC
-il (psych med) - answerantidepressants
