Matching Pairs PCT NUR 188 - Unit 5 Meds (Priority Points CV Meds)Online version Match the priority point to the correct medication or medication classification. Read the item carefully to determine if you are looking for a classification or a specific medication. by Tina Marie Kline 1 Medication ONLY administered via deep subcutaneous tissue. 2 The development of hypokalemia is a consideration of this medication. 3 Monitoring PTT levels is required for IV administration of this medication. 4 CLASS of anti-hypertensive medication known to mask classic symptoms of hypoglycemia. 5 Patients should be taught to count their pulse prior to taking this medication. 6 Observe for swelling of the face, lips, and tongue with this medication. 7 Reflex tachycardia is a common adverse reaction of this CLASS of anti-hypertensive medications. 8 Consistent intake of vitamin K-rich foods is priority when taking this medication. 9 Medication used to reduce the risk of platelet aggregation in patients with peripheral vascular disease. 10 First-dose hypotension is a concern with this CLASS of antihypertensive medication Beta-blockers warfarin clopidogrel metoprolol ACE inhibitors hydrochlorothiazide heparin sodium losartan enoxaparin Calcium Channel Blockers
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