NSG220Week2HWAssignment_Term1_2022.docx

    Drug

    Drug Class

    Mechanism of Action

    Adverse Effects

    Nursing Implications

    heparin

    #1. ________

    Inactivates clotting factors thrombin and factor Xa through the increased activity of antithrombin

    Critical adverse effect:

    #2. __________________

    **Critical Allergic reaction**

    #3. _____________

    Monitor(labs): #4. ____________

    Reversal/antidote:

    #5. _____________

    Administered Route:

    #6. (2 answers)_______________

    Apixaban (Eliquis)

    Anticoagulant

    inhibits platelet aggregation (factor Xa) induced by thrombin. 

    Critical adverse effect:

    #7. ________________

    1. Increased risk of hemorrhage in pregnant patients

    2. Increased risk of bleeding in patients with renal impairment

    Warfarin (Coumadin)

    #8. ___________

    Decreases the production of vitamin K-dependent clotting factors. (Vit K synthesis)

    · bruising

    · ____#9_______ (after long term use)

    Monitor(labs): INR (2-3 is normal)

    Reversal/antidote:

    #10. ____________

    Nursing Implications:

    Avoid in pregnancy or breast feeding

    Frequent monitoring of PT and INR

    enoxaparin (Lovenox)

    anticoagulant

    #11. _____________

    · Critical adverse effect is hemorrhage

    · Critical allergic:

    · #12 ________ (induced by**hint)

    Monitor(labs): #13 __________

    Antidote: #14 _______________

    fondaparinux

    #15 ______________

    #16 ______________

    1. Can cause epidural bleeds.

    Labs to monitor: None

    Nursing Implications:

    · Avoid giving in patients with decrease level of consciousness, complains of back pain or is paralyzed.

    · Do not administer to patients for at least 6 hours after #17_______or with a #18__________ epidural

    Rivaroxaban (Xarelto)

    Apixiban (Eliquis)

    Edoxanban (Savaysa)

    Anticoagulants

    Inhibits factor Xa

    Risk for neurological impairment

    Lab monitoring: No routine clot studies

    Nursing Implications:

    · Avoid over the counter medications (Vit E, ginkgo biloba, fish oils, garlic, NSAIDS)

    · Teach patients to avoid bleeding by doing the following: (3 examples)___#19______

    Drug

    Drug Class

    Mechanism of Action

    Adverse Effects

    Nursing Implications

    Aspirin (Acetylsalicylic Acid)

    Indication: Reduce risk of CVA, TIA, prevent of MI

    Treatment during episodes of unstable angina and MI

    Prevention: occlusion of stents

    #20. __________

    Decrease platelet aggregation

    Side effect:

    · #21_________(given in high doses)

    · Bruising

    · Gastric upset

    Adverse reaction:

    · GI bleed

    · hemorrhagic stroke (uncontrolled HTN)

    Monitor(labs): platelets

    Antidote for ASA toxicity: #22 _______(There are 2 optional answers that will be accepted.

    Monitor for signs of: ***toxicity – tinnitus, hyperventilation,

    Clopidogrel (Plavix)

    Antiplatelet

    #23 _________

    Side effect:

    · diarrhea

    · gastric discomfort

    Adverse Reaction:

    · bleeding

    · #24 ________

    Monitor (labs):

    #25 __________

    Administered: po

    Abciximab

    Indicated: after cardiac procedures

    Antiplatelet

    (Glycoprotein (GP) receptor inhibitors)

    Blocks GP IIB/IIIa receptors that stop platelet aggregation

    Critical adverse reaction:

    · hemorrhage

    · Thrombocytopenia

    Monitor: hgb & Platelets

    ***Assess for bleeding in

    1. #26 _____

    2. #27_______

    3. IV insertion sites

    Nursing Implications

    4. ECG changes

    5. No needle sticks or new IV injections

    Drug

    Drug Class

    Mechanism of Action

    Adverse Effects

    Nursing Implications

    tPA

    Alteplase

    Streptokinase

    Thrombolytics

    Break down, or lyse or existing clots

    1. Bleeding

    Severe Effect:

    1. Severe bleeding

    Administered: #28 _(route)_ ONLY

    Nursing Implications:

    1. Monitor for mental status changes

    2. No new IV, ABGS

    3. Never give through a (route) #29 _________.

    4. Do not give within 2 weeks of surgery

    5. Do not give to patients with active #30 _______

    6. Can only be administered from #31______ hours from onset of symptoms

    7. Monitor for cardiac changes/dysrhythmias

    8. Uncontrolled hypertension or b/p (180/110)

    Drug

    Drug Class

    Mechanism of Action

    Adverse Effects

    Nursing Implications

    Erythropoietin Alfa

    Hematopoietic Agents

    #32_____________

    · #33 ________

    · Cardiovascular events- MI, CVA, DVT

    Monitor (labs):

    #34 _____ & _______

    ***Iron levels- key ingredient with the production of RBCs

    Nurse Implications:

    1. Monitor: #35 (hint: which main vital sign) during therapy

    2. Do not administer if hemoglobin 10-11

    Filgrastim

    Indicated for Neutropenia

    Hematopoietic Agents

    Increase production of neutrophils (in the bone marrow)

    · Enlarge spleen

    · __#36___ pain

    · Leukocytosis

    Monitor baseline (labs):

    CBC and platelet counts

    Administered: IV & subQ

    Oprelvekin

    Hematopoietic Agents

    Simulate platelet production

    · #37_______ (sign of fluid overload)

    · anemia

    · Cardiac dysrhythmias

    Severe Reaction:

    · Anaphylaxis

    Administered: #38 _____

    Monitor (labs): platelet counts, electrolyte status

    Nursing Implications:

    · Fluid retention: Teach patient to contact provider if symptoms worsen.

    · Use with caution in patients with cardiac history- a-fib, a-flutter

    Iron Sulfate

    Iron deficiency anemia, dietary supplement (prevention)

    Hematinic Agents

    Replacement of iron which is critical for hemoglobin function

    Adverse Reaction

    · #39_______**

    · Nausea

    · Dark Tarry stools

    Serious Side effect with IV route:

    #40_______

    Patient Teaching

    1. Take with vitamin

    #41_______ source.

    2. Infusion: Give a test dose when administering #42 (which route). Keep epinephrine on h and for anaphylaxis.

    3. Teach patient to increase fiber and drink plenty of fluids to reduce constipation

    Folic Acid

    Indicated:

    Folic acid anemia, dietary supplement

    Hematinic Agents

    Replacement for folic acid

    1. Nausea

    2. Flatulence

    3. Rash

    1. Teach patient dietary/lifestyle changes:

    – Increase consumption of foods high in #43_______ (e.g., green vegetables, liver).

    2. If alcoholism underlies dietary deficiency, offer counseling for alcoholism, as well as dietary advice. “

    Vitamin B12

    Hematinic Agents

    Replacement Vitamin B12 anemia,

    Dietary supplement, absence of intrinsic factor

    1. Headache

    2. Nausea

    Serious Adverse Reaction

    1. #44________** (low lab value)

    2. Pulmonary edema

    3. Anaphylaxis

    1. Labs to Monitor: ***Serum ___#45___

    Teach patient s/s of hypokalemia and instruct them to contact provider immediate.

    2. Treatment duration- is #46 (how long)

    Answer Sheet

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