NUR 2407 Pharmacology Exam 2 Review 1. Education for a metered dose inhaler? - Wait 1 minute between each puff and 5 minutes in between each individual medication 2. What are inhaled glucocorticoids used for? How often would a patient take this medication? - Used prophylactically to prevent exacerbations of both COPD and asthma. 1st line for asthma. Taken daily for long term control. Rinse after each use. 3. Know what medications the nurse will administer if a client presents to ED with asthma? - Albuterol - prednisone 4. Inhaled glucocorticoids and patient teaching? - 5. What is tiotropium? - 6. Know the statement to make to a parent of a pediatric patient and OTC medication use? - 7. Proton pump inhibitors (PPI) what are they used for? - 8. Antacids and cimetidine when would pharmacy time these meds? - 9. Know adverse/SE of PPI's? - 10. Know the medication sucralfate? - 11. Bulk forming laxatives and education? - 12. Biscodyl when is this medication used? - 13. SE of senna - 14. Ondensetron SE? - 15. Know normal/abnormal lab values for a CHF patient taking digoxin? - 16. Side effects of spironolactone - 17. Gentamicin and furosemide what could happen if a client takes these together? - 18. Hydrochlorothiazide and lab values which lab value would concern the nurse? - 19. Ace inhibitors (A-Pril) know the SE/AE of these medications and education? - 20. Know SE of verapamil? - 21. Know what beta-blockers do (action) - 22. What is furosemide? And why would it be ordered? - 23. Normal digoxin level - 24. Propranolol and asthma - 25. Amiodarone side effects - 26. Magnesium hydroxide when would you hold this medication? - 27. HMG-CoA Reductase Inhibitors and reduction in LDL cholesterol - 28. Know colesevelam and insulin and discharge teaching? - 29. Know teaching for lovastatin - 30. Know client education for cholesterol lowering agents? - 31. Know teaching regarding nitroglycerin and what is the action of this medication? - 32. Know factor VII and when you would administer this medication to the patient what would you do if they developed hives from this medication? - 33. Warfarin: what is this? Antidote? Therapeutic INR? - 34. protamine sulfate what is this the antidote for? When would you give this medication? - 35. Carbamazepine and warfarin what should you know about these medications? What effect does carbamazepine have on warfarin? - 36. Know why a client would take heparin over warfarin initially post-op? - 37. Filgastrim Side Effects - 38. HgB and hematocrit why are these lab values important? - 39. diabigatran etexilate and client education -