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Answer the following questions about Lansoprazole drug: 1. Doses, dosage forms, routes of administration, clinical uses and off label use if any of the drug: 2. Side Effects/Adverse effects: 3. Drug-drug or drug-food interactions:

Contrast the mechanism of action, indications, adverse effects, toxic effects, cautions, contraindications, dosage forms, routes of administration, and drug interactions of the following medications: benzodiazepines,non, muscle relaxants, and miscellaneous drug

SAFE DRUG ADMINISTRATION A A client is diagnosed with HF and is started on digoxin. The client informs the nurse that he is taking a benzodiazepine for anxiety. Which of the following interventions should the nurse implement? 1. Increase the dosage of digoxin. 2. Monitor for signs of digoxin toxicity. 3. Increase the dosage of benzodiazepine. 4. Monitor for signs of reduced effectiveness of digoxin.

The premedication assessment for a patient taking an anticholinergic agent should include

discuss two drug therapies from different drug classes used for the treatment or prophylaxis of migraine headaches. For each drug therapy, discuss the following: The drug class it belongs to Mechanism of action Dosing of the medication (including how long onset of action takes) Contraindications Adverse effects Drug Interaction Monitoring needed   Also, include counseling points/administration tips that would be pertinent to discuss about each drug therapy.

Treatments for Hypothyroidism Therapeutic Option Onset of Effect Adverse Effects Precautions or Contraindications Drug Interactions Dosing schedule, route of administration Liothyronine Levothyroxine Thyroid-USP

Discuss the mechanisms of action, indications, therapeu￾tic effects, adverse effects, toxic effects, drug interactions, contraindications, and cautions associated with the various psychotherapeutic drugs

Treatments for Hypothyroidism Therapeutic Option Onset of Effect Adverse Effects Precautions or Contraindications Drug Interactions Dosing schedule, route of administration Liotrix Liothyronine Levothyroxine Thyroid-USP

"State the legal questions pertaining to Drug Information practice concerning malpractice." - briefly.

Midol Complete MEDICATION IN EACH CATEGORY OF DRUGS AND APPLY THE 10 R’S TO MEDICATION Fill out all the the blanks in the table below.CATEGORY 4 : DRUGS USED FOR WOMEN’S HEALTH( Midol Complete) 10 R’s TO MEDICATION   BRIEF DISCUSSION  OF EACH OF THE 10R’s TO MEDICATION               APPLICATION (Midol Complete) 1. RIGHT DRUG(Midol Complete)     2. RIGHT DOSE     3. RIGHT TIME     4. RIGHT ROUTE     5. RIGHT PATIENT     6. RIGHT TO EDUCATE     7. RIGHT TO REFUSE     8. RIGHT ASSESSMENT     9. RIGHT EVALUATION     10. RIGHT DOCUMENTATION

URISTAT MEDICATION IN EACH CATEGORY OF DRUGS AND APPLY THE 10 R’S TO MEDICATION Fill out all the the blanks in the table below.CATEGORY 4 : DRUGS USED FOR WOMEN’S HEALTH(URISTAT) 10 R’s TO MEDICATION   BRIEF DISCUSSION  OF EACH OF THE 10R’s TO MEDICATION               APPLICATION (URISTAT) 1. RIGHT DRUG(URISTAT)     2. RIGHT DOSE     3. RIGHT TIME     4. RIGHT ROUTE     5. RIGHT PATIENT     6. RIGHT TO EDUCATE     7. RIGHT TO REFUSE     8. RIGHT ASSESSMENT     9. RIGHT EVALUATION     10. RIGHT DOCUMENTATION

Discuss the mechanisms of action, therapeutic effects, indications, adverse and toxic effects, drug interactions, cautions contraindicatios, dosages, routes of administration, and any antidotal management for the various cholinergic antagonists (blockers)

Pharmacological therapy for COPD has a significant role in reducing symptoms, reducing exacerbation frequency and severity, along with improving exercise tolerance, health status, and quality of life. Describe two pharmacological regimens for COPD with rationale, names of medications, duration of action, two side effects, and stage of COPD you would use this medication. Please include references.

Case Study (Drugs of Abuse) Suzanne has come by the free “drop-in” counseling clinic where you work to get some information and advice. Suzanne is a 22-year-old single woman who has been living with her boyfriend Jack in Manhattan’s lower east side for the last four years. She and Jack have been heroin addicts for as many years. When Suzanne was 10 years old, her father, whom she says was a very heavy drinker, left her mom and the kids and never came back. At 14 she started drinking and smoking marijuana. At 16 she had dropped out of high school and at 18 she moved in with Jack. He introduced her to heroin. She reports using about a 1/2 gram of heroin per day just to be able to function and feel comfortable. In order to pay for the heroin and pay the rent on their apartment, Jack doesn’t work, instead, she works the streets at night. She usually drinks four or five beers each night before going out to work. If she can’t score enough heroin, she will try to score either some Valium or…

Case Study (Drugs of Abuse) Suzanne has come by the free “drop-in” counseling clinic where you work to get some information and advice. Suzanne is a 22-year-old single woman who has been living with her boyfriend Jack in Manhattan’s lower east side for the last four years. She and Jack have been heroin addicts for as many years. When Suzanne was 10 years old, her father, whom she says was a very heavy drinker, left her mom and the kids and never came back. At 14 she started drinking and smoking marijuana. At 16 she had dropped out of high school and at 18 she moved in with Jack. He introduced her to heroin. She reports using about a 1/2 gram of heroin per day just to be able to function and feel comfortable. In order to pay for the heroin and pay the rent on their apartment, Jack doesn’t work, instead, she works the streets at night. She usually drinks four or five beers each night before going out to work. If she can’t score enough heroin, she will try to score either some Valium or…

CASE STUDY Cocaine Toxicity Patient Profile N.C. is a 34-year-old man who was admitted to the emergency department with chest pain, tachycardia, dizziness, nausea, and severe migraine-like headache. Subjective Data • He thinks he is having a heart attack. - Admits he was at a party earlier in the evening drinking alcohol, smoking pot, and snorting cocaine. States he became irritable and restless. States he has experienced an increased need for cocaine in the past few months. Objective Data Appears extremely nervous and irritable · Appears pale and diaphoretic •Has tremors · BP 210/110, HR 100 bpm, RR 30 3. What other clues should the nurse be alert for in assessing N.C.'s drug use?