Urinary Pharmacology
These flash cards will review pharmacology for the Urinary system
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Topics of this game:
- For a patient with edema, which diuretic should you administer to conserve potassium and sodium?
- What type of drug would be prescribed for a patient diagnosed with edema would be prescribed to cause the kidneys to excrete more urine?
- Which drug is used to treat overactive bladder?
- Patients on some diuretic therapies may lose not only excess water from the body but also __________, resulting in hypokalemia
- What are some adverse reactions to monitor for when taking diuretics?
- Eating a diet rich in potassium, calcium, sodium, and magnesium may replace which of the following in the body
- Which classification does calcium gluconate belong?
- What type of drug is Furosemide (Lasix)
- Which drug may turn your urine orange
- A patient that has received a diuretic begins exhibiting muscle cramps, weakness, and changes in the cardiac heart rhythm. These symptoms characterize which side effect?
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