Exam 2 Review Session

Which drug causes photosensitivity and tendonitis?

What should you do FIRST when a pt develops Red Man Syndrome?

What is the FIRST CHOICE drug for spasms?

For pain management, what should you consider in relation to the patient?

What should you watch for when administoring IV Vancomycin?

A patient needs blood and urine cultures and is due for IV antibiotics. What order should you complete these tasks?

TRUE or FALSE: Rifampin fights latent TB

What is the difference between antiseptics and disinfectants?

Which drug causes a discoloration of excretions such as sweat and urine

What part of the brain is critical for dopamine production and is a big cause for Parkinsons

Patients exposed to viral infections should sneak treatment within how long?

Which drug is more likely to be prescribed for someone with General Anxiety Disorder (GAD)?

Is Penicillin a broad or narrow spectrum drug?

What is not an aspect of Spastic Cerebral Palsy?

Vancomycin is not used for

Which statement about a pt on Rifampin does not require further education

Which labs should be monitored for a pt on Vancomycin?

Which patient does not have a precaution for Baclofen?

A patient complains that their anti-depressent is not working. What is the best response?

What is the biggest risk for a patient if they do not complete the full cycle of antibiotics?

What is empiric treatment?

What should the nurse educate about to a pt starting Azithromycin?

What is the best drug from Cerebral Palsy?

What is the acceptable range for Intercranial Pressure?

Which one of these are not a part of seizure precautions:

You suspect a patient is having a anticholinergenic toxicity reaction. What would you not find?

TRUE or FALSE: You can give IV Vancomycin to fight C. diff

What is the difference between Narrow-Spectrum and Broad Spectrum?

Which drug has a high risk for Hemorrhagic cystitis?

We should monitor the blood glucose of pts on which drug?

What part of the nursing process is med administration?

What does Levodopa/carbidopa (Sinemet) do?

Should a patient ever abruptly stop seizure medications?

What is steady state?

Which two drugs have a precaution for hepatotoxicity?

What syndrome could happen to a patient on Phenytoin?

What should be monitored when a patient is on a Benzodiazepine (Valium)

What is something to watch for for pts on Isoniazid?

You suspect a patient is having a cholinergenic toxicity reaction. What would you not find?

Which drug could cause unrinary retention?

Which is not a part of patient education for Benztropine:

What is the mechanism of action for Penicillin?

What is an adverse effect?

What lab should we keep an eye on for patients with infection to best judge if treatment is working?