Relier Pairs week One Medication Matching GameVersion en ligne Match medications with their side effects or key considerations. par Dr. David Myers 1 Aspirin 2 Enoxaparin 3 Nitroglycerin 4 Ondansetron 5 Albuterol 6 Acetaminophen 7 Metformin 8 Lorazepam 9 Furosemide 10 Atorvastatin 11 Epinephrine 12 Warfarin 13 Lisinopril 14 Insulin 15 Prednisone 16 Digoxin 17 Omeprazole 18 Heparin 19 Levothyroxine 20 Morphine 21 Fluoxetine 22 Metoprolol 23 Phenytoin 24 Vancomycin sexual dysfunction, serotonin syndrome: weeks to work, do not stop abruptly hypoglycemia: rotate inject site, monitor blood glucose hyperglycemia, osteoporosis, infx risk: taper slowly, take with food Bleeding, Monitor aPTT, antidote protamine sulfate Bleeding: Do not rub inject site, admin in abdomen Bradycardia, toxicity: Monitor apical pulse, check level. GI upset, lactic acidosis: hold before contrast dye, take with meals tachycardia, tremors: use before steroids, for rescue gingival hyperplasia, drowsiness: monitor levels, regular dental care Respiratory depression, constipation, drowsiness: Monitor resp rate, admin naloxone for OD QT prolongation, constipation: monitor ECG, Give before chemotherapy HA, hypotension, dizziness: take up to 3 doses, store in dark container hyperthyroidism if too high dose: take in AM on empty stomach, lifelong therapy Dry cough, angioedema, hyperkalemia: Monitor BP, Potassium, avoid salt substitutes. Bleeding risk: Monitor INR, avoid Vit K foods muscle pain, liver toxicity: take in PM, avoid grapefruit bone fractures, C diff risk: take before meals, avoid long-term use Bleeding, GI ulcers, tinnitus: Avoid in children, take with food Liver toxicity (high doses): Do not exceed 4g/day: Monitor liver function Hypokalemia, dehydration, hypotension: monitor BP, Potassium, take in AM. sedation, dependence: short-term use, avoid alcohol Bradycardia, hypotension, fatigue: Monitor HR and BP, do not stop abruptly nephrotoxicity, ototoxicity, Red Man syndrome: monitor trough levels, infuse slowly tachycardia, hypertension: inject IM in thigh, carry for anaphylaxis