pharm 1 exam

Cards (79)

  • do not give estrogen to
    anyone who is in a hypercoaguable state
  • contraindicated in combined hormone contraception
    thrombophlebitis
  • CHC missed doses 1 day
    miss 1 pill = take as soon as you remember
  • CHC missed doses 2 days
    miss 2 pills = take 1 as soon as you remember and one the next day (use back up method for rest of cycle)
  • CHC missed doses 3 days
    miss 3 pills = discard pack
  • progestin 3 generations
    newer generations are better = higher efficacy and fewer effects
  • Yasmin (oral CHC) caution
    may increase potassium levels
  • Yasmin (oral CHC) do not use
    in pts in hypercoaguable states
  • NuvaRing if falls out
    need to put back in within 3 hours
  • NuvaRing back up method contraception
    needed for 1st 7 days after inserted
  • NuvaRing risks
    VTE risk is less than oral CHC, but increased if pt is a smoker
  • Progestin only pills
    use this when women cannot take estrogen
  • who cannot take estrogen
    history of vte, heart disease, breast feeding, smokers over 35, HTN
  • terbutaline indications
    stops pre-term labor by reducing uterine contractions
  • terbutaline side effects
    tachycardia and SOB in mother and fetus
  • Magnesium sulfate
    safer than terbutaline - less instance of tachycardia
  • calcitonin indications
    treat osteoporosis
  • calcitonin contraindications
    allergy to salmon
  • teriparatide (forteo)
    treatment of osteoporosis
  • Alendronate (Fosamoax) indication
    most commonly used. treatment and prevention of osteoporosis
  • Alendronate (Fosamoax) adverse effect
    esophageal burns
  • Alendronate (Fosamoax) when to drink water
    drink water with the med and after the med. sit upright for 30 mins
  • Menostar (estradiol transdermal patch)
    low dose estrogen, once a week patch for prevention of post menopausal osteoporosis
  • Menostar (estradiol transdermal patch) do not give
    pts in a hypercoaguable state
  • hypertension
    systolic bp > 140 , diastolic bp > 90
  • hypertension african americans
    cant use beta blockers. need to use alpha blockers, calcium channel blockers, or diuretics
  • hypertension asians
    need to use lower dose of beta blockers
  • hypertension indians
    need to use higher dose of beta blockers
  • hydrochlorothiazide
    diuretic. only can be used in mild HTN with no comorbidities
  • alpha 1 adrenergic blocker
    safe for DM patients. does not affect glucose metabolism
  • verapamil and diltiazem

    lower HR and lower BP. calcium channel blocker
  • amlodipine and nifedipine
    lower BP ONLY. calcium channel blocker
  • Metoprolol (beta 1 adrenergic blocker) indications
    used to treat HTN (also angina and MI)
  • Metoprolol (beta 1 adrenergic blocker) caution
    diabetes. can mask hypoglycemia symptoms
  • Metoprolol (beta 1 adrenergic blocker) nursing considerations
    must taper dose, orthostatic hypotension, vital signs prior to administering
  • methyldopa (aldomet) alpha 2 agonist indications
    treat pregnancy induced HTN or chronic HTN
  • methyldopa (aldomet) alpha 2 agonist monitor
    LFTs
  • clonidine (catapress) alpha 2 agonist indications

    treat HTN in conjunction with other medications
  • prazosin (minidress) indications
    treat HTN, refractory HF, BPH
  • prazosin (minidress) nursing considerations
    monitor vital signs and creatinine, report sudden decrease of BP, orthostatic hypotension