Medications What are the peak, onset, duration, dose and common side effects of the medications below....
Medications
What are the peak, onset, duration, dose and common side effects of the medications below.
a. Lasix
b. Morphine
c. Toprol XL
d. Lisinopril
e. Heparin
Homework Answers
| Medication | Peak | Onset | Duration | Dose | Side effects |
| Lasix | Peak action within first or second hour. | Starts within 5 minutes of IV injection. | 6- 8 hours | 20- 40mg daily |
Nausea Vomiting Constipation Electrolyte disturbed. Vertigo Blurred vision |
| Morphine | 20 minutes with IV injection. | Within 3- 5 minutes | 4- 6hours | 0.1- 0.2mg/ kg |
Respiratory depression. My os is Hypo tension Pneumonia Nausea Vomiting |
| Toprol XL | 1-2 hours | within 5 minutes of IV | 6- 12 hours | 25- 50 mg twice a day |
light headedness Tiredness Depression Dry mouth Stomach pain |
| Lisinopril | 6 hours | within one hour | 24 hours | 10mg- 25 mg period day |
cough Dizziness Headache Nausea Vomiting Weakness |
| Heparin | 2- 4 hour | immediately after IV | 4-5 hours | 5000 IU |
Bleeding tendency Pain, redness, warmth Itching Bluish discoloration |
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