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) |
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