Pharm PBSC Unit 6
What kind of drugs does a chemo patient use? - answer Antiemetic
Adverse effects of Antiemetic drugs - answer Dizziness, drowsiness, Hypotension,
sedation, restlessness, Headache, diarrhea, rash
Iron Supplements do what? - answer transport oxygen through blood
Iron supplements are mainly used for - answer iron deficiency anemia
How long does it take iron supplements to work? - answer24-48 hours
slow increase at first, then jumps
What would you tell a person taking iron supplements? - answer- do not take on an
empty stomach
- take with Orange Juice
Phenegan is what type of drug? What does it do? - answerAntiemetic
binds to narcotics so you must give at the same time in different areas
Adverse effects of Vitamin K - answerHeadache, rash, nausea, urticaria
When to call the Poison Control Line? - answeringest something toxic
Vertigo? What should you take? - answerdizziness
Dramamine - SE is drowsiness
Shouldn't drive if taking
Timpotic - answereye drop for Glaucoma (put in conjunctival sac)
SE of Timpotic - answerburning
SE for Antacids - answerDiarrhea, constipation, kidney stones
Pepsid Mechanism of Action - answer- Antagonist
- blocking parietal cells from acid production
Carefate SE and AE - answernausea, constipation, and dry mouth
Prilosec is used for - answerGERD
What kind of drugs does a chemo patient use? - answer Antiemetic
Adverse effects of Antiemetic drugs - answer Dizziness, drowsiness, Hypotension,
sedation, restlessness, Headache, diarrhea, rash
Iron Supplements do what? - answer transport oxygen through blood
Iron supplements are mainly used for - answer iron deficiency anemia
How long does it take iron supplements to work? - answer24-48 hours
slow increase at first, then jumps
What would you tell a person taking iron supplements? - answer- do not take on an
empty stomach
- take with Orange Juice
Phenegan is what type of drug? What does it do? - answerAntiemetic
binds to narcotics so you must give at the same time in different areas
Adverse effects of Vitamin K - answerHeadache, rash, nausea, urticaria
When to call the Poison Control Line? - answeringest something toxic
Vertigo? What should you take? - answerdizziness
Dramamine - SE is drowsiness
Shouldn't drive if taking
Timpotic - answereye drop for Glaucoma (put in conjunctival sac)
SE of Timpotic - answerburning
SE for Antacids - answerDiarrhea, constipation, kidney stones
Pepsid Mechanism of Action - answer- Antagonist
- blocking parietal cells from acid production
Carefate SE and AE - answernausea, constipation, and dry mouth
Prilosec is used for - answerGERD