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1. Acetaminopher can be used

for headache when the client

is using nitroglycerin

.

2. acetylsalicylic acid, or ASA

toxicity can cause

ringing of the ears

3. Addison is skinny hypoglycemic, weight loss,you got weakness, and you

get postural hypotension

4. administer diuretics in the mornig

5. administrate Glucagon when

patietn is

hypoglycemia and

unresponisve

6. always verify bowel sounds

when giving

Kayexelate

7. Anticholergic side effects can't pee

can't spit

can't poop

hypocalcemiaconvulsion

arrtyhmia

tetany

spasma and striodor

8. Avoid the G herbs, for

example ginsing, ginger,

ginko, and garlic when on

anti-clotting grugs such as

coumadin and Plavix

9. B1 alcoholic patients

10. B6 TB patients

11. B9 pregnant patients

12. B12 pernicious anemia,

vegetarians

13. Can not take Lasix is allergic

to

Sulfa drugs

14. Cold and Clammy need some candy,

hypoglycemia

15. Common MAOI's 2syllable, nardil, marplan

16. common sypmtom of

aluminum hydroxide

constipation

17. Common Tricylic meds syllabes, pamelor, elavil

18. complications of coumadin 3Hs- hemorrhage,

hematuria, hepatitis

19. Cushing is Fat hyperglycemin, you get

moon face, big cheeks, and

reation a lot of Na and fluid

20. Dilation can not give with dextrose,

only give with NS

21. Do not administer

erythomycin to

multiple sclerosis patient

22. Do not give atropine for

glaucome because it

increases IOP , internal

optical pressure

23. Do not give calcium channel

blockers with

grapefruit

24. do not take iron with milk

25. Don't give anit-acids withfood because

it delays gastric emptying

26. Don't give meperidine

,Demerol, to

pancreatitis patients

27. Don't give non-selective beat

blockers to patients with

(non selective beta blockers

relax smooth muscles)

respiratory problems

28. Don't take Benadryl and

Xanax at the same time

just don't

29. Give ACE inhibitors with food to prevent stomach

upset

30. Give Lipitor at 1700 because

it works best during the

evening

31. Hod and Dry sugar high, hyperglycemia

32. hypoglycemic shivers can be

stopped by holding

the limb in adults, not

infants

33. Insluin clear before cloudy

34. Insulin Rapis Lispro onset is less than 15

minutes and peaks at 1

hour. last about 3 hours

35. Insulin short Regular onset is 1/2-1 hours. peaks

at 2-3 hours and last 4-6

hours. just remember onset

30 minutes last 4-6hours

36. Insulin: Long Ultralenta onset is 4-6 hours. peaks at

12-16 hours and last greater

than 24 hours

37. Int: NPH or Lente onset is 2 hours peaks at 6-

12 hours and last 16-24

hours.

38. Lithium patients must

consume extra sodium to

prevent

toxicity

39. Long: Lantus onset is 1 hours. never

peaks and last 24 hours

continous

40. Mannitol, osmotic diuretic,

head injury crystalizes at

room temperature. use

filter needle

41. Med of choice for

anaphylatic shock

Epinephrine

42. Med of choice for Asytole atropine

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43. Med of choice for bipolar is lithium

44. Med of choice for CHF ace inhibitor

45. Med of choice for status epilepticus Valium

46. Med of choice for SVT adenosine or adenocard

47. medication of choice for V-tack lidocaine

48. Mg2+ toxicity is treated with calcium gluconate

49. never ever mix dopamine and lasix just don't do it

50. Never give via IVP KCL

Heparin

Ibuprogen

Insulin

Dobutamine

ASA

Albumin

Acetaminophen

51. no narcotics can be given to any head trauma

52. Oxytocin is never administered through primary IV

53. Phenazopyridine, Pyridium...urine will be orange

54. PHoGAM is given at 28 weeks and 72 hours postpartum

55. Radioactive die urine excretion

56. Rifampicin red urine, tears, sweat

57. signs of toxic ammonia levels is asterixis, hands flapping

58. take iron with vitamin c because it enhances absorption

59. thiazide diuretics may induce hyperglycemia

60. TPN has a dedicated line and cannot be mixed ahead of time

61. Vitamin C can cause a false positive with occult blood