4 bp meds to avoid

    • [DOC File]Algorithm for Resistant Hypertension

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      Establish pre-stroke BP baseline and allow elevation for 48 hrs/ may hold BP meds (unless tPA given then BP


    • [DOC File]Most Commonly Used Drugs In Medical Care By Category

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      4) Self Management (diet, exercise, etc.) 5) Glucose control. Routine Assessments: self management behaviors. feet. glycohemoglobin. lipids. microalbuminuria. Elderly: 1) Medication management (four or fewer meds; avoid sedatives) 2) Reduce risk of falls (mobility/fitness/exercise, alcohol use, home safety)


    • [DOCX File]pmhealthnp.com

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      If BP is below threshold, continue to monitor BP closely. Repeat BP measurement in 10 minutes and record results. If either BP threshold is still exceeded, administer labetalol (40 mg IV over 2 minutes) and obtain emergency consultation from maternal–fetal medicine, internal medicine, anesthesia, or …


    • [DOCX File]Family Centered Maternity Care

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      *Obtain BP and HR before administering-hold typically if SBP


    • [DOC File]PEDIATRIC CARE GUIDE

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      NSG IMP-monitor BP closely after giving. PT ED-avoid ortho changes. Lorazepam. CATEGORY: benzodiazepine . ACTION-depresses CNS. SE-dizziness, drowsiness, lethargy. NSG IMP-assess LOC closely. PT ED-avoid ETOH with med, avoid driving or activity requiring alertness until response determined. Furosemide comes in a 20mg/2 mL vial.


    • [DOC File]lschemic Stroke Standing Orders Please Use Ball Point Pen ...

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      BP disorder – focus on DSM-IV BP I for this talk > 1 manic episode required (slide 4) Manic episode > 1 week of euphoric, expansive, or irritable mood > 3 of the following (> 4 if mood is only irritable): 1’. ↑ self-esteem or grandiosity. 2’. ↓ need for sleep. 3’. ↑ talkativeness (ex: talking fast/pressured & difficult to ...


    • [DOC File]Table of Contents

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      Etomidate 0.2-0.4 mg/kg (good with low BP, can cause myoclonus, increased respiratory rate) Ketamine 1-2 mg/kg IV, 6-10 mg/kg PO, 3-7 mg/kg IM (sedative and general anesthetic, minimal cardiac and respiratory depressant, increases ICP, releases catecholamines)


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      Has >=4 meds simultaneous* med classes below mentioned on at least 2 occasions ( 1 month apart (does not have to be the same med classes in each of the 2 occasions) CASE Type 2. Has two outpatient (if possible) measurements of SBP > 140 or DBP > 90 at least one month after meeting medication criteria while still on 3 simultaneous med classes. AND


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      The early indication that meds are working include improved sleep, less daytime fatigue, some emotional control, less crying spells, better frustration tolerance. ... Baseline electrolytes (K, MG in particular) and periodically. ECG if QT prolongation risk. Ht, wt, BP. Use with caution in 60 yr and older: dose should not exceed 20mg/day ...


    • 4 Over-The-Counter Medications to Avoid if You Have High Blood …

      Avoid IOP meds that can LOWER systemic BP at night (beta-blockers, alpha-antagonists) Certain meds are better than others at lowering IOP at night. 24-hour blood pressure monitoring is possible with a special device (discuss with PCP) This is the graph we saw before of IOP day vs. night with blood pressure overlaid on it,


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