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Denial
the #1 psychological problem in any kind of abuse
you treat it by confronting it
denial in greif/loss
normal/healthy/accepted reaction
dependency/co-dependency issue
the #2 psychological problem in abuse
dependency
when the abuser depends on the significant other to do things/make decisions for them
co-dependency
when the significant other dervives positive self-esteem from doing things for the abuser
how do you treat dependency/co-dependency?
set limits & enforce them
teach significant other to say no
dependency/co-dependency
if what the significant other is being asked to do is neutral (no harm)
manipulation
if what the significant other is being asked to do is harmful/dangerous
wernicke-korsakoff syndrome
psychosis induced by vitamin B1/thyamine deficency
lose touch with reality
amenesia with cofabulation
deal with it by redirecting the patient to something that they can do
Disulfiram (antabuse)
is a form of inversion therapy
when giving the medication, it makes you extremely sick
onset/duration = 2 weeks
pt teaching = avoid all types of alcohol
uppers
caffine, cocaine, adderall, PCP/LSD, methamphetamines
makes everything go up
downers
everything that is not an upper
makes everything go down
overdose/intoxication
too much
withdrawal
too little
to little uppers = things go down
to little downers = things go up
overdose
always assume a newborn is in what at birth?
withdrawal in the newborn
24 hours after birth
all alcoholics go through withdrawal when?
24 hours after they stop drinking
Only a minority of alcoholics get ______ within _______
delirium tremens. 72 hours
alcohol withdrawal
no harm to self/others
non-life threatening
delirium tremens
danger to self/others
can kill you
alcohol withdrawal patients get what
no restraints
regular diet
up and lib (can move around)
semiprivate room
delirium tremens patients get what
NPO/clear liquid diet
private room near nursing station
strict bedrest (no bathroom privileges)
must be in restraints (vest or 2 point)
opposite limbs
change every 2 hours
restrain new limbs first when changing
both alcohol withdrawal & delirium tremens get what
antihypertensive
tranquilizer
Vitamin B1
aminoglycosides given to treat infections that are
serious
resistant
life-threatening
gram negative
All aminoglycosides end in?
"mycin"
3 are not aminoglycosides
azithromycin
erythromycin
clarithromycin
all have "thro" in them, to throw out
toxic effects of mycin's
think of mice = ears
ototoxicity (monitor hearing, tinnitus, dizziness/vertigo)
nephrotoxicity (monitor creatine levels)
aminoglycoside facts
toxic to cranial nerve 8 (vestibulocochlear)
give every 8 hours (via IV or IM)
do not give PO aminoglycosides why?>
it is not absorbed
you can give it to hepatic emcepathy/coma patients and pre-op for bowel surgery because it sterilizes the bowel
neomycin & kanamycin
sterilizes the bowel
trough
drug is at its lowest concentration
peak
drug is at its highest concentration
TAP = trough administer peak
trough level before giving the medication
administer the medication
peak level after the medication
trough drawing times
sublingual = 30 minutes prior
IM = 30 minutes prior
IV = 30 minutes prior
Sub Q = 30 minutes prior
PO = 30 minutes prior
Peak drawing times
sublingual = 5-10 minutes after
IV = 15-30 minutes after
IM = 30-60 minutes after
Sub Q = see diabetes lecture
PO = forget about it