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I am a direct-acting 1) Bethanechol
muscarinic agonist. I can 2) Dizziness, lightheadedness, nausea, vomiting,
help when patients have abdominal cramps/pain, diarrhea, increased
urinary retention. saliva/urination, sweating, flushing, watery eyes, or
1) What drug am I? headache may occur
2) What is a possible side
effect?
Atropine 1) Anticholinergic
1) Is it cholinergic or 2) Dry mouth, blurry vision, constipation, drowsiness,
anticholinergic trouble urinating
2) Side effects?
I have Myasthenia Gravis. 1) Neostigmine
1) What might the provider 2) Reversible cholinesterase inhibitor
prescribe?
2) What is another name
for this type of drug?
A patient is allergic to 1) Epinephrine
bees. They were just stung 2) Call 911
by a bee.
1) Give?
2) Then?
, OLOL / LOL meds 1) Asthmatics - causes bronchospasms
1) Who won't be laughing? 2) Lowers it
2) What does it do to their 3) Lowers it
BP? 4) 60 bpm
3) What does it do to their
HR?
4) Hold if HR is below?
Phenytoin 1) Anti Seizure Medication - used to control certain
1) What is it for? type of seizures
2) What are side effects? 2) Headache, gingival hyperplasia, dizzy, drowsy,
3) Think mouth, what can shaky 3) Good oral hygiene, brush, floss
they do? 4) 10-20 mcg/ml
4) What is the normal lab 5) Could have seizures / remember, meds you take to
normal lab range? prevent seizure, if you stop taking it, could have/cause
5) What happens if you seizures when stopped suddenly.
suddenly stop taking it?
I have Parkinson's Disease. 1) Levodopa / Carbidopa or a dopamine agonist
1) What did the provider 2) Reduction in disease symptoms. Such as trembling,
like prescribe? ability to do household chores, shuffling walk, pill
2) What would you expect rolling, etc.
to see? aka, how do you 3) Dyskinesia: abnormality or impairment of voluntary
know the drug is working? movement.
3) What adverse effect 4) MOA Inhibitor
should you warn your
patient about?
4) What drug should
patient's taking #1 avoid?
1) Cholinesterase inhibitor - used for Alzheimer's
Donepezil
disease / Dementia
1) What is it?
2) Has cholinergic effects: spit, pee, poo, sweating.
2) Patient teaching
Patient can take as long as they can tolerate the side
3) What is another drug
effects.
used for this disease?
3) Memantine
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Terms in this set (21)
I am a direct-acting 1) Bethanechol
muscarinic agonist. I can 2) Dizziness, lightheadedness, nausea, vomiting,
help when patients have abdominal cramps/pain, diarrhea, increased
urinary retention. saliva/urination, sweating, flushing, watery eyes, or
1) What drug am I? headache may occur
2) What is a possible side
effect?
Atropine 1) Anticholinergic
1) Is it cholinergic or 2) Dry mouth, blurry vision, constipation, drowsiness,
anticholinergic trouble urinating
2) Side effects?
I have Myasthenia Gravis. 1) Neostigmine
1) What might the provider 2) Reversible cholinesterase inhibitor
prescribe?
2) What is another name
for this type of drug?
A patient is allergic to 1) Epinephrine
bees. They were just stung 2) Call 911
by a bee.
1) Give?
2) Then?
, OLOL / LOL meds 1) Asthmatics - causes bronchospasms
1) Who won't be laughing? 2) Lowers it
2) What does it do to their 3) Lowers it
BP? 4) 60 bpm
3) What does it do to their
HR?
4) Hold if HR is below?
Phenytoin 1) Anti Seizure Medication - used to control certain
1) What is it for? type of seizures
2) What are side effects? 2) Headache, gingival hyperplasia, dizzy, drowsy,
3) Think mouth, what can shaky 3) Good oral hygiene, brush, floss
they do? 4) 10-20 mcg/ml
4) What is the normal lab 5) Could have seizures / remember, meds you take to
normal lab range? prevent seizure, if you stop taking it, could have/cause
5) What happens if you seizures when stopped suddenly.
suddenly stop taking it?
I have Parkinson's Disease. 1) Levodopa / Carbidopa or a dopamine agonist
1) What did the provider 2) Reduction in disease symptoms. Such as trembling,
like prescribe? ability to do household chores, shuffling walk, pill
2) What would you expect rolling, etc.
to see? aka, how do you 3) Dyskinesia: abnormality or impairment of voluntary
know the drug is working? movement.
3) What adverse effect 4) MOA Inhibitor
should you warn your
patient about?
4) What drug should
patient's taking #1 avoid?
1) Cholinesterase inhibitor - used for Alzheimer's
Donepezil
disease / Dementia
1) What is it?
2) Has cholinergic effects: spit, pee, poo, sweating.
2) Patient teaching
Patient can take as long as they can tolerate the side
3) What is another drug
effects.
used for this disease?
3) Memantine
