Relier Pairs PCT NUR 188 - Unit 4 MedsVersion en ligne Review of GI/diabetes medications par Tina Marie Kline 1 aluminum and magnesium-based preparations 2 capsule 3 ursodeoxycholic acid 4 insulin used to achieve long-term glucose control throughout the day 5 insulin type most commonly used for sliding scale coverage 6 acetylcysteine 7 ondansetron 8 insulin type used for intravenous drips 9 empagliflozin 10 beta-blockers glargine (Lantus) form of medication that should not be crushed or chewed long-term therapy used for clients who are not surgical candidates for gallbladder removal class of medication that can mask the typical signs/symptoms of low blood sugar regular (Humulin R) priority nursing care includes auscultation of bowel sounds prior to administering medication used to protect renal function from IV dye/contrast sub-type of antacids that should be avoided in clients with kidney disease lispro (Humalog/Novolog) oral antidiabetic medication that increases risk for UTI, genital infection, and orthostatic hypotension
