Chapter 50 Used for peptic ulcer disease- Antacidso Should never be given with other medicines, interferes with absorption - H2o Zantac, pepsid, PPIo Smoking diminishes the effects o Tagamet – interacts adversely - Proton pumpo Cytotec – used to coat the stomach - Simethicone – relieves gasChapter 51- Absorbents – antidiarrheal - Pepto contains aspirin, people that are allergic to aspirin cant take this- Ammonium can cause constipation if too much is taken - Hyperosmotic – clean out the gut, go lightly - Saline – milk of magnesia - Stimulant – don’t recommend, patients need to have bowel sounds before it isgivenChapter 52- Transscope – transdermal patch, before surgery or motion sickness, not nausea in pregnancy - Glaucoma – don’t give these patients anticholorgenics- Injectable, suppository, oral – Compazine, and Phenergan – not given to children, can cause CNS side effects- Reglan – used to enhance GI motility, if person has a PEG
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