NUR 2474 Exam 1 Exam Questions 100% Correct Answers
- Cholinesterase inhibitors
- Cholinesterase inhibitors side effects
Answer Donepezil Rivastigmine Galantamine neostigmine
Answer dizziness, GI upset, fatigue, headache
- cholinesterase inhibitors adverse affects
Answer bradycardia bronchoconstriction
- cholinesterase inhibitors interactions
Answer Anticholinergics, first generation anithistamines, TCA's, conventional antipsychotics
- Donzepil side effects
Answer nausea vomitting diarrhea urinary urgency bronchocon- striction bradycardia orthostatic hypotension
- rivastigmine
Answer side effects likely and more intense. caution with PUD bradycardia sick sinus syndrome urinary obstruction, lung disease. transdermal route lowers intensity of side effects.
- neostigmine 1 / 3
Answer prevents acetylcholine degradation. myasthenia gravis, parkinsons dementia, alzheimers
- Galantamine
Answer caution use in asthma or copd . avoid anticholinergics 1st gen antihistamines, TCAs, conventional antipsychotics because they reduce effects.
- nmda blocker
Answer antagonist.
- Memantime
Answer NMDA blocker
- Memantime adverse reactions
Answer skin reactions. steven johnsons syndrome. erythema multiforme. bradycardia, hypertensions, angina.
- Memantime side effects
Answer dizziness headache confusion diarrhea or constipa- tion
- Immunomodulators
Answer interferon beta
- interferon beta
Answer FLu like symptoms, hepatotoxicity, myelosuppression (de- creases all blood cells monistor cbc 2 / 3
frequently) injection site reaction. depressions
- interferon beta drug interactions
Answer other immunosuppressive drugs
- immunosuppressants
Answer Mitoxantrone
- mitoxantrone
Answer decreases autoimmune destruction of myelin.
- Mitoxantrone side effects
Answer myelosuppression(montior cbc) increased risk for infections. no live virus immunizations.cardiotoxicity (irreverisble damage to ejection fraction) fetal harm (growth delay and prematurity)
- Mitoxantrone reversible injuries
Answer hair loss, Gi mucosa, amenorrhea, sysmp- toms of allergy, acute myelogenous leukemia.
- seizure meds
Answer IV benzos (Diazepam/lorazepam longterm- phenytoin
- what antiseizure meds do
- / 3
Answer either suppress discharge or neurons or suppress progation of seizure activity from the focus to other areas of the brain.