University:
Northwest College
Course:
VN 210 | Introduction to Pharmacology
Academic year:

2023
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242

Pages:

2
Author:

Yesenia M.

Sodium bicarbonate-electrolyte /sodium/bicarb Therapeutic dass drug for acidosis bicarbonate det. Supplement pharmacological class electrolyte Sodium bicarbonate supplement actions/uses: prefferred drug for correcting metabolic aerdosis." -after disassociation, bicarb + PH of body fluids (makis more. alkattne -can be given to four mild audos is -IV for acute disease Leoncentration range: 42-841) -used to tx peptic ulcers blo causes uncomfortable gastno distention AKA (Think sodium biccab ifgren t CA Poprer is BAKING SODA products = max-alkali syndrome. -may also be used to alkalanice the urine and speed excrenon of audic substances uhul to in overdose of andic meds (ASA/Phenobarbital) -Used In HS I CKD to neutralize the metabolic audosis that occurs when the kidneys can excrete hydrogen lon. -when Iv sodium bicarb given urine becomes mort alkaline→ aud reabsorbed in renal tubules more acid lacudic medicine is excreted (Process: ion trapping 15 can cause milk-glkaline administration alerts: do Badd po prep to calcium-containing Solunons -give po sodium bicarb 2-3 hrs behime/after meallinity and other meds preg cat: C unset: 15 min (PO) peak: 2h (po) vnknown (IV) Duration: 1 immediate (IV) ale: met alkalosis (too much bicarb) confusion/Irritability/Slow RR) vomiting -hypernatremia fluid retention" -1 kr secretion/hypokalemir contraindications vomiting cumontinous al suctioning (willouse acid) resulting in met Alkalosis. -caption use I pts I cardiac disease (bic of Na) CKD (-Hin, peptic ulcers, diarrhea, vomit. Interactions: drig absorption of ketoconazole velimination of dexrroamphetamine, ephedrine, pseudoephedrine, and quinidine. -Telimination of lithium, Salicylares, tetracyclines. labs: urinary scrum PH↑ Urinang urobilinogen ↑ Herbal/Food: milk/ca supplements = milk-alkali syndrome mlb serious hypercalcemia & poss Kidney failure. Tx overdose results in inet-alkalusis-Ty Pot-Chloride ammonium Chloride.