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| Red Rash accompanying Scarlet Fever |
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which intervention would NOT be appropriate when caring for a child with pertussis?
a- monitoring I&O,
b- admin. a cough suppressant,
c- providing child with periods of uninterrupted rest,
d- admin. erythromycin |
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| B you would need an expectorant... you want to entice coughing |
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| invasion of the body by another organism |
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| microorganism that produces disease |
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| eruption or rash on the skin |
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| carrier that transfers an infective agent from one host to another |
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vector
(ticks, skeeters, bats) |
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| initial stage of a disease |
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| poison produced by pathogenic microorganisms |
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| resistance of the body to the effects of harmful organisms |
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| organism from which a parasite obtains its nourishment |
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| the first TWO lines of defense in an intact immune are the |
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| Skin and Intact mucous membranes |
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BACTERIOCIDAL or BACTERIOSTATIC?
Penicillins |
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BACTERIOCIDAL or BACTERIOSTATIC?
Cephalosporins |
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BACTERIOCIDAL or BACTERIOSTATIC?
Tetracyclines |
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BACTERIOCIDAL or BACTERIOSTATIC?
Macrolides/Erythromycin |
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BACTERIOCIDAL or BACTERIOSTATIC?
Aminoglycosides |
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Which category are these:
Amoxicillin, Augmentin, PenVK |
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| Causes Yellow brown urine |
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| class of drugs that Telithromycin |
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| Brand name is Ketex, and its in the Ketolid category |
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| class of drugs that Telithromycin |
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| Brand name is Ketex, and its in the Ketolid category |
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| class of drugs that Telithromycin |
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| Brand name is Ketex, and its in the Ketolid category |
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| Ciproflox and cipro and sparflox... all exmaples of what category |
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| Ciproflox and cipro and sparflox... all exmaples of what category |
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| Ciproflox and cipro and sparflox... all exmaples of what category |
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| What class of drugs interferes with FOlic acid absorption |
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| Tobramycin, Gentamycin and garamycin are in what class, Including neomycin |
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| What class of drugs causes angioedema |
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| NI; You cant do what with Flagyl/Metronidazole... |
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| Flagyl is good for what illness |
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| Which category of drug can cause a SUPER infection.? |
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| Enrythomycin, ZIthromax.... they are in the Macrolid/Erythromycin category |
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| This drug class can cause Sleep APnea |
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| KEFLEX is what generation in what category? |
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| 1st generation Cephlasporin |
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| Lorabid, Clarforan, Vantin are what level Cephalosporin? |
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| Cefaclor (celcor) and Cefotetan(cefotan) are what generation of Cephalosporin? |
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| Cefadroxil (Duricef) and Ancef are e what generation Cephalosporin? |
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| Unique nursing intervention for Cephalosporins are: |
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| Shake well, and if given IV, phlebitis and pain |
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| Lorabit, Rocephin, Claforan, Vantin are all? |
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| Urinary Tract Anti-Infectives include these drug names |
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| Bactrim (which is a combo of Trimethoprim and sulfamethoxazole) |
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| Which Urinary tract anti infective is associated with yellow-brown urine? |
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| Nitrofurantoin (a.k.a. Macrodantin, Furadantin) |
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| Pyridium is added to to antimicrobials for what reason? And what is a side effect? |
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| Its for pain reduction in UTI infections when urinating, and it turns urine bright orange |
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| T/F Bactrim also treats otitis media |
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| A side effect of Bactrim with UTI treatments is |
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| Hepatic necrosis, aplastic anemia and agranulocytosis |
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| Vancomycin is a bacteriocidal. Its an antiviral with side effects such as |
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| anaphalactic shock, and REDMAN syndrome, ototoxicity and Nephrotoxicity |
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| INH (Isoniazid and Rifampin are in what class? |
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| INH can cause jaundice, vertigo neuropathy and __________________ |
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| INH interferes with absorption of this vitamin, so the nurse should provide a supplement |
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| the TB drug, RIFAMPIN (Rifadin) has a unique side effect which is ___________ |
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RED-RIFAMPIN....
Makes tears red, including contact lenses |
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| Legionaires disease can be treated with |
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| Lyme disease can be treated with |
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| Candida is best treated with |
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| Nystatin (Mycostatin, or Nilstat) |
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| Vaginal Candida best treated with |
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| gentamycin, garymycin and tobramycing are all in what category? |
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| photo sensesitivyt drugs are |
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| prolongs the effect of cephs |
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| what effect does Clavulantate cause to Penicillin? |
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well it makes the bacteria being attacked, weaker
it inhibits penicillinase (beta lactamase)...so yeah, it strengthens the effect of the cillin |
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| Erythromycin, Azithromycin and Zithromax are all |
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| Lvermectin, Vermox, Mebenzole are |
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| for what childhood viral illness would you give Vitamin A? |
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| an attenuated virus means? |
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| German measles.... is also known as |
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| initial stage of infection |
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| Koplik spots are associated with which childhood disease? |
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| what is Forschheimer’s sign? |
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| petechiae on the soft palate |
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| What IS unique to roseola |
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| very high fever...often causes febrile seizures |
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| Whcih childhood diseases are via DIRECT CONTACT |
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CHicken pox
Rubeola
Rubella
Rabies |
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| which disease/virus most notable implication is HEARING LOSS |
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| Associated with Rubeola, they are small blue-white on red near molars on buccal mucosa |
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| Erythema Infectionsum is also known as |
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| Parvo Virus, the 5ths disease |
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| This virus may cause hearing loss in infants..... |
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| This virus causes hepatosplenomegaly and is also known as MONO |
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| 3 stages of poliomyelitis |
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| Abortive, NonParalytic, and Paralitic |
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| Parotitis is glandular swelling associated with this disease |
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| Varicella Voster includes these common names |
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| Varicella Zoster is treated with |
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| Small pox (Variola) has this sign and symptom |
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| red spots in mouth, then on skin *called herald spots, then a distinctive vesicular rash |
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| THe most common risk after mumps is this: |
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| Albendazole category has many names... such as Ivermectin, and treats |
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| Metronizadole (FLAGYL) treats |
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| Amebiasis, Trichomoniasis(Gynecologoical) lower resp, and bon and joint, endocarditis NO ALCOHOL!!! |
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| AVOID ANTACIDS and give with food |
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| ANTIVIRALS include ZORVIRAX and DENAVIR(penciclovir).... Most all the DINES are this category as well as the VIRs |
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| Great job!!! Keep going!!! |
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| KETOIDES treat RTIs w/o affecting good bacteria. #1 drug in this category is |
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| KETEK (Telithromycin) which has a side effect of pseudomembranous colitis |
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| AMINOGLYCOSIDES are which drugs |
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| Gentamycin, Garamycin, Neomycin Tobramycin (nebcin) |
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| AMINOGLYCOSIDES cause these S/E |
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| Ototoxicity and Nephrotoxicity |
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| Fluoroquinalones: Cause pseudomembranous colitis, seixures andarrhythias... the 3 drugs in this category are |
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| Cipro, Ciprofloxin and LEVAQUIN |
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| CARBAPENEMS are for UTIs and Pelvic infections. The #1 S/E on thsi one is ______________--- |
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| CARBAPENEMS drug names are |
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| Ivanz, and Primaxin....check for allergies to penicillin on these |
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| SULFAdiazin and SULFAsoxazole (MicroSULFon) and (SULFazole) respectively are |
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SULFONAMIDES
THey are for UTIs, OTITIS MEDIA, vag infections and burns |
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| With SULFA drugs, avoid ___________-- |
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| SUNLIGHT and give on empty stomach |
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| BACITRACIN (BACI-IM) should be monitored for |
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| PENICILLINS you pretty much know.... AMOXILCILLIN, AMPICILLIN, NAFCIL, PENVK,and AUGMENTIN (the combo one) |
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| They can cause anaphalaxis and shouldnt be mixed with aminoglycosides, which is like gentamycin, tobramycin |
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| the two categories that cna cause Anaphalaxis are |
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| LYME disease is usually treated with |
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| Chlamydia, Rickettsia are treated with |
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| MACROLIDES/ERYTHROMYCIN are bacateriostatic (like Tetracyclines) and the drug names include |
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| Zithromax, azithromycin, Erythromycin... usually 250-500 PO |
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| MACROLIDES/ERYTHROMYCIN treat |
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| OTITIS MEDIA, DIPTHERIA, PELVIS INFLAMMATORY DISEASE, LEGIONAIRES DISEASE, SINUSITUS and Pneumonia |
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