Intravenous Medications: A Handbook for Nurses and Allied Health ProfessionalsThis bestselling handbook has been revised with hundreds of new drug facts and approximately 10 to 15 new monographs for FDA-approved IV drugs. More than 350 drug monographs are presented in a clinically useful format notable for its consistency, comprehensiveness, and accuracy. "Intravenous Medications" gives health care personnel quick access to accurate IV drug information in an easy-to-use format. |
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... cause visual impairment ( e.g. , optic neuropathy or optic neuritis ) ; has progressed to permanent blindness . May cause pulmonary toxicity , especially with long - term use . Note Drug / lab interactions . Monitor : Continuous ECG and ...
... cause visual impairment ( e.g. , optic neuropathy or optic neuritis ) ; has progressed to permanent blindness . May cause pulmonary toxicity , especially with long - term use . Note Drug / lab interactions . Monitor : Continuous ECG and ...
Page 219
... cause ophthal- mologic abnormalities ( e.g. , cataracts ) . Incidence increases with length of treatment . Monitor : May cause anaphylaxis with the first or succeeding doses , even in patients without known hypersensitivity . Emergency ...
... cause ophthal- mologic abnormalities ( e.g. , cataracts ) . Incidence increases with length of treatment . Monitor : May cause anaphylaxis with the first or succeeding doses , even in patients without known hypersensitivity . Emergency ...
Page 433
... cause tetany . □ Rarely precipitates an acute attack of gout . □ Note Drug / lab interactions . Patient education : Hypotension may cause dizziness ; request assistance with ambulation . Report cramps , dizziness , muscle weakness ...
... cause tetany . □ Rarely precipitates an acute attack of gout . □ Note Drug / lab interactions . Patient education : Hypotension may cause dizziness ; request assistance with ambulation . Report cramps , dizziness , muscle weakness ...
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12 hours 24 hours 30 minutes acute agents e.g. allergic reaction aminoglycosides amphotericin anaphylaxis and/or anesthesia antibiotics ANTIDOTE Notify antiemetics antineoplastic arrhythmias atropine bleeding blood pressure body weight bone marrow bradycardia calcium cardiac cause caution in patients cephalosporins cisplatin continuous infusion CONTRAINDICATIONS corticosteroids creatinine decrease diarrhea diazepam digoxin diluent diphenhydramine disease diuretics doxorubicin dyspnea edema Elderly electrolyte epinephrine excreted extreme caution filgrastim fluid furosemide further diluted given heparin hepatic hypersensitivity hypertension hypokalemia hypotension INCOMPATIBLE increased indicated inhibit injection lactation liver Maternal/child mcg/kg/min Metabolized mg/Mē mg/ml Monitor muscle Note Drug/lab interactions Note Precautions Notify the physician occur oral overdose pain Patient education PEDIATRIC DOSE phenytoin plasma platelet pregnancy pulmonary RATE OF ADMINISTRATION recommended Reduce dose renal function Resuscitate as necessary risk Secreted in breast serum levels severe side effects single dose sodium solution specific symptoms tachycardia therapy tion toxicity Treat treatment urine USUAL DOSE verapamil vial