NUR 2474 Final Exam Review Week 10

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NUR 2474 Final Exam Review Week 10 & 11 Pharmacology for Professional Nursing

What should not be taken with tetracyclines?

  • Calcium, minerals, dairy, iron, etc. take 6 H before tetracycline or 2
  • H after administration of tetracycline

What happens when you take alcohol and cephalosporins together?

  • Disulfiram reaction (violent heaving/vomiting, muscle cramps)

Are NSAIDS safe in pregnancy?

  • NO (Reye's Syndrome) not safe anytime in pregnancy

Tetracyclines, fluoroquinolones, and Macrolides cause

  • Photosensitivity (sunburn)

Who should you always check with when prescribing medications/educating to a pregnant patient?

  • Always check with FDA before prescriptions

Should you take cephalosporin with food, what about penicillin?

  • Take food with cephalosporin, try not to take penicillin with food
  • but if patient can't tolerate it w/o nausea/vomiting, can be taken with food 1 / 3

What is always the best option for any medication or treatment?

  • Informed consent best option first most helpful

Tetracyclines, Fluoroquinones should not be used in children under 8 years old because?

  • Risk of teeth staining (gray) Most 8-year old’s have permanent
  • molars at this age

When is acyclovir given to a pregnant patient to prevent exposure to infant during birth?

  • 38 weeks through delivery (IV is best option)
  • If not treated there can be a hepatic outbreak which can cause blindness if baby is exposed to herpes

Should thyroid hormones be taken during pregnancy and what blood test do they monitor during pregnancy for hypothyroidism?

  • Yes, they should be taken, if they are not taken there is a risk that
  • the baby can have mentation harms

Thrush and Candida can be caused by use of antibiotics like Penicillin’s and Cephalosporins should be treated with?

  • Treat Thrush with myostatin (oral rinse and swallow)
  • Treat yeast/candida with nystatin cream/powder

Azithromycin has how long of a half-life?

  • 3-day half-life, therefore should not be used back-to-back due to risk
  • of toxicity

Is Advil (ibuprofen) an NSAID safe post-delivery?

  • Advil is okay during after delivery and during breastfeeding 2 / 3

Fluoroquinolones like floxacins have a risk of ........................... .......................especially with steroid use, calf tightness should be reported

  • Achilles tendon rupture

What anti-depressant is generally most used or safe for pregnancy and breastfeeding?

  • Sertraline (Zoloft)

What is the treatment of C-diff?

  • PO Flagyl/metronidazole and Vanco
  • Discontinue causative agents

What medications should not be taken when drinking grapefruit juice?

  • Calcium channel blockers
  • Statins
  • Amiodarone

What is tolerance?

  • The diminishing effect with regular use of the same dose of a drug,
  • requiring the user to take larger and larger doses before experiencing the drug's effect (habitual pushback need higher doses)

What is a dopamine blocker anti-emetic?

  • Metoclopramide (Reglan)
  • s/e is EPS, sedation, CNS depression risk

What is tachyphylaxis?

  • Increased tolerance to a drug that is administered repeatedly (long
  • term medications) for example Nitroglycerin patch (applied at 8a and taken off at 8p)

  • / 3

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