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Med Surg II Cardiac Medications review

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by Kayla Meyers
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Class: Cardiac glycoside Use: HF by increasing Ca in the heart muscle Nrsg Considerations: Can reach toxic levels easily, Halo, Blurred Vision, Confusion, & Bradycardia= Adverse Effects with toxicity. Apical pulse for 1 min.

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Class: Loop diuretic Use: HF, HTN, Causes fluid loss, First drug used to tx High BP Nrsg Considerations: Decrease K+ can cause cardiac dysrhythmias, Orthostatic Hypotension, Monitor I & O's, & BP

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Class: Antiparasympathetic Anticholinergic Use: Given to increase HR with Bradycardia, Given in surgery to dry secretions Nrsg Considerations: DO NOT give to pt with glaucoma or asthma, For Bradycardia: give 0.5mg q3-5 mins up to 3mg

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Class: Nitrate Use: Angina, Causes vasodilation, Pills are sublingual & used for acute angina & MI Nrsg Considerations: Headache, Orthostatic Hypotension, Tachycarida d/t lowered BP, Keep in original bottle- up to 6 mos, Can be used prophylactic

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Class: Beta Blocker (Non Selective) Use: Antidysrythmic, HTN, Slows HR Nrsg Considerations: Can cause HF, Do not give to pt with asthma, Hold if HR less than 60, Monitor BP

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Class: Beta Blocker (Beta 1 Selective) Use: HTN Nrsg Considerations: Hold for HR less than 60, Monitor BP

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Class: Beta Blocker (Beta 1 Selective) Use: HTN Nrsg Considerations: Monitor HR & BP

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Class: Ca Channel Blocker Use: HTN, Decreases contractility & rate of the heart muscle to decrease the workload of the heart Nrsg Considerations: Monitor HR & BP

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Class: Ca Channel Blocker Use: HTN Nrsg Considerations: Do not take with grapefruit juice (increases drug levels in the blood), Take with food, Monitor HR & BP

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Class: Analgesic & Antipyretic Anti-Platelet aggregate Use: Prevent strokes/CVA Nrsg Considerations: Hold for signs of bleeding, Take with food

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