General (Fast Way)

Cards (21)

  • Antibiotics
    • treat infections
    • reduce of invading bacteria
    • type of action: bacteriostatic/ bacteriocidal
    • spectrum: narrow and broad
  • Inhibit Bacterial Cell Wall Synthesis (Antibiotic)
    • Bera Lactam
  • Inhibition protein synthesis (Antibiotic)
    • Macoolides
  • Inhibition of the nucleic Acid Synthesis (Antibiotic)
    inhibition of RNA Polymerase
  • Alteration of cell permeability (Antibiotic)

    • Cell death
    • Bactericidal against (-) gram bacteria
  • Folic Acid Synthesis Inhibitors (Antibiotic)
    Sulfonamides
  • Drug Resistance (Antibiotic)

    1. Uptake of drug increases
    2. Carried on plasmid
    3. Bacterium to another during conjugation
    4. Due enzymes that degrade antibiotics
  • Insulin
    promote storage of glucose
  • Types of insulin
    1. Rapid Acting
    2. Short Acting
    3. NDH Insulin (Isophane insulin, Intermediate-acting insulin)
    4. Long Acting insulin
  • OHA Hypiglycemic Agents
    1. Sulfonylureas - increases insulin (Avoid consuming alcohol)
    2. Biguanides- Hepatic production of glucose decreases
    3. Alpha Glucosidase inhibitor- inhibits alpha glucodase
    4. Thiazolidinediones- decreases insulin resistance
    5. Meglitidines- Beat cell turns into release of insulin
  • Diuretics
    • Water pill
    • increases urine output
  • Loop diuretics
    • Na/K chloride co-transporter
  • Thiazide Diuretics
    • doesnt reabsorbed Na and CI ions
  • Potassium Sparing Diuretics
    Antogonize aldosterone
  • Carbonic Anhydrate Inhibitors (Diuretics)

    • inhibits carbonic onhydrase
  • Osmotic Diuretics
    • increases excretion of nearly all electrolytes
  • Analgesics
    • relieves pain
    • Acute pain: onset; 6 mos
    • Chronic pain: persistent 6 mos
  • Opiod
    • Natural opium alkaloids (agonost of mu and kappa opoid receptors
    • Semi synthetic opiates
    • synthetic opioids
    • side effects: sedation, dizziness and addiction
    • danger sign: respiratory depression
    • monitor rr
  • Non Opoid
    NSAID
    1. CoX- protect stomach lining
    2. CoX2- triggers pain and inflammation
    Non Selective NSAID
    1. Inhibit CoX1 and CoX2
    Nursing considerations
    1. Prevent risk of GI bleeding (drug with meals)
    2. Monirot stool color
  • Acetylsalicylic Acid/ Aspirin
    • prevent thrombosis
    • contraindicated with liver problems
  • Acetaminophen
    • Analgesic and antipyretic
    • Cause: liver damage