what are common side effects with Opioid analgesic?
constipation, respiratory depression, vomiting
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
what are common side effects with Opioid analgesic? | constipation, respiratory depression, vomiting |
what is the guideline that must be followed when administering an Opioid or a controlled substance? | if a patient refused an opioid/controlled substance the med must be wasted. |
what symptoms does the acronym SLUDGE stand for to aid in recognition of a cholinergic crisis. | salivation, lacrimation, urinary incontinence |
which medication is the antidote for Cholingergics? | atropine |
what therapeutic effects are expected to be observed with cardiovascular use of an adrenergic | increased urinary output, decreased swelling, improved skin color and temperature. |
the nurse should assess for which body system labs prior to beginnning an Adrenergic medication | renal, hepatic, and cardiac |
antihypertensive ACE inhibitor medications all have a suffix that ends in? | pril |
Patients taking antihypertensive medications should be taught? | encourage supervised exercise, do not stop these medications abruptly, avoid smoking and high sodium diets. |
true or false: all antidysrhythmic can cause dysrhythmias | true |
toxic effects seen with antidysrhythmics are? | chest pain, blurred vision, syncope |
what medication is the antidote for an overdose of the anticoagulant warfarin? | vitamin K |
an example of an antiplatelet medication would be? | aspirin |
the mechanism of action for antifibrinolytic drugs are? | prevent the lysis of fibrin |
following patient teaching on antocoagulants, which statement would indicate the patient is understanding | many herbal products may increase bleeding while taking anticoagulant. |
a patient taking a "statin" drug has begun to have muscle soreness and changes in color of urine. this indicates? | rhabdomylosis |
nurses should instruct the patient taking an antilipemic to? | take other meds 1 hour before or 4-6 hours after bile acid sequestrant |
what is included in the central nervous system | brain and spinal cord |
what is included in the peripheral nervous system | somatic and autonomic |
what is included in the autonomic nervous system | parasympathetic and sympathetic |