Pharm 2 Exam 3 Review
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- Diuretics can have a significant effect (either increase or decrease) this electrolyte
- Due to their effects on potassium, diuretics can greatly alter this non-invasive cardiac test
- osmotic diuretics can be used to reduce this
- an indication for osmotic diuretics that includes swelling in the brain
- something you check every day at the same time to assess if a diuretic is working
- diuretics will cause an increase in this, so you should monitor intake and output
- a potassium-sparing diuretic
- a contraindication to administering hydrochlorothiazide
- a food high in potassium
- a medication that helps with the pain and urgency associated with UTI or cystitis
- hydrochlorothiazide can cause blood glucose to do this
- medications used to treat BPH, such as finasteride, can cause this because they decrease testosterone
- furosemide should be pushed slowly because it can cause this
- acetazolamide can cause a weakened immune system because it suppresses this
- in addition to monitoring serum electrolytes, we should also monitor this organ's function when administering diuretics
- pentosan polysulfate sodium is a bladder protectant. However, it has anticoagulant effects, so it should not be administered if these are low.
- All diuretics have the potential to cause this in a patient's vital signs
- if a patient's emesis is the color of this, it is a sign of bleeding
- the nurse educate the patient that he can take ibuprofen with his nitroglycerin because nitroglycerine causes this
- gemfibrozil is a medication used to treat hyperlipidemia. It seeks to lower this level
- we administer epoetin alfa if this level is too low
- statin drugs cause this to happen because they can cause vision alterations
- all blood-thinning medications (anticoagulents, antiplatelets, thrombolytics) can cause this adverse effect
- IV nitroglycerin must be run on a
- statins taken with grapefruit juice increase the chances of this adverse effect
- we would not want to administer nitroglycerin to someone who has a bleed in this area
- vitamin K, the antidote for warfarin, is concentrated in this type of food
- statins can cause damage to this organ
- it is ok to take this anticoagulant while breastfeeding
- it should take no longer than this amount of time for a nitroglycerin tablet to take effect
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