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Potassium-Sparing Diuretics are used for treating __________.
Hypertension, edema caused by heart failure, cirrhosis of the liver, nephrotic syndrome, and hypokalemia.
One adverse reaction of spironolactone is __________.
Hyperkalemia.
Clients assigned female at birth may experience __________ as an adverse effect of spironolactone.
Menstrual irregularities, abnormal hair growth, and deepening of voice.
Clients assigned male at birth may experience __________ as an adverse effect of spironolactone.
Gynecomastia and impotence.
It is important to monitor __________ levels during treatment with spironolactone.
Serum potassium.
If hyperkalemia occurs, it is crucial to monitor for __________.
Cardiac dysrhythmias.
Spironolactone may be combined with a __________ or __________ diuretic.
Thiazide, loop.
Spironolactone should be taken with __________ to increase absorption.
Food.
Patients should avoid __________ supplements while taking spironolactone.
Potassium.
Pregnancy is a __________ for using spironolactone due to its teratogenic effects.
Contraindication.
Name two conditions that are precautions when prescribing spironolactone.
Hepatic disease and diabetes mellitus.
Concurrent ingestion of __________ can increase the risk of hypotension when taking spironolactone.
Alcohol, nitrates, or other antihypertensives.
Potassium-Sparing Diuretics are generally prescribed for __________.
Hypertension, edema, heart failure, cirrhosis.
One major side effect of spironolactone is __________.
Hyperkalemia.
Women may notice __________ as a side effect of spironolactone.
Menstrual irregularities.
Men assigned at birth may experience __________ while taking spironolactone.
Gynecomastia.
Monitoring __________ levels is essential during spironolactone therapy.
Potassium.
In case of hyperkalemia, watch for __________ in patients.
Cardiac dysrhythmias.
Spironolactone can be paired with a __________ diuretic for enhanced effectiveness.
Thiazide.
To improve absorption, spironolactone should be taken with __________.
Food.
Patients should refrain from taking __________ supplements while on spironolactone.
Potassium.
Pregnancy is considered a __________ for prescribing spironolactone.
Contraindication.
Precautions before prescribing spironolactone include __________ and liver disease.
Diabetes.
Concurrent use of __________ can elevate hypotension risks with spironolactone.
Alcohol.
Spironolactone is often used for treating __________ in patients with heart conditions.
Edema.
Patients should be informed about __________ as a potential side effect of spironolactone.
Impotence.
Spironolactone may cause __________ in clients assigned female at birth.
Abnormal hair growth.
Adjusting dosage for spironolactone may be necessary in patients with __________ disease.
Hepatic.
Patients should monitor __________ when taking spironolactone to prevent adverse effects.
Blood pressure.
Chronic users of spironolactone should have regular __________ tests.
Electrolyte.
Spironolactone's effects on __________ require careful observation.
Endocrine function.
Dosage adjustments of spironolactone may also be indicated for patients with __________.
Kidney issues.