Question

GASTROINTESTINAL 41. When should proton pump inhibitors be administered in relation to meals? 42. What is the treatment regimen for H. pylori peptic ulcer? 43. What are common anticholinergic side effects on? a. Oral mucus membranes b. Urination c. Bowel function d. Heart rate e. Mental status NERVOUS SYSTEM 44. Define the following: a. EPS (extrapyramidal side effects) b. Psychosis c. Schizophrenia 45. Phenobarbital (Luminal) is commonly prescribed for 46. What is a priority teaching point with phenytoin (Dilantin) therapy? 47. What is the therapeutic range for Dilantin? ug/ml 48. Which neurotransmitters are related to mental illness? 49. What effects do antipsychotics exert on: a. BP b. Mental status c. Bowels 50. Diet teaching for a person on lithium includes consuming adequate Why? 51. What drug is prescribed for treatment of severs EPS? 52. Risperidone (Risperdal) is prescribed for a patient with schizophrenia. The nurse monitors the patient for what favorable outcomes? 53. Which medication is indicated for the treatment of a benzodiazepine overdose?

Answer 1

Answer: Proton oump inhibitors are administered 30 minutes before meals. This increases the efficacy of the drug.

The treatment regime n for H. Pylori peptic ulcer are:

1. The use of antibiotic which kills bacteria. ( for example amoxicillin).
2. Drugs those reduce the secretion of acid in the stomach.
3. Drugs that blocks chemical histamine.

The common anticholinergic side effects on :

• Oral mucus membrane: This drug causes dry mouth as it dries up the mucus.
• Urination: Difficulty in urination occurs
• Bowel movement: it causes constipation.