HTN, anginapectoris,prevention ofMICarvedilolarrhythmia,bradycardia,anorexia,nausea,vomiting, andfatigue.Famotidinemonitor apicalpulse for a full min,withhold dose andnotify HCP if pulserate is less than60bpmDecrease in BP,frequency ofanginal attacks,increase in activitytolerance, andprevention of MI.HF, afib andatrial flutter,paroxysmalatrialtachycardiaAssess for orthostatichypotension whenassisting pt up fromsupine position. Ifheart rate decreasesbelow 55bpm,decrease dose.Decrease BPw/o appearanceof detrimentalside effects andseverity of HF.Serum digoxin levelsmay be drawn 6-8hrsafter a dose isadministered and isusually drawnimmediately beforethe next dosePepcid Administerw/meals orimmediatelyafterward andat bedtime toprolong effectArrhythmias,constipation,diarrhea, nausea,decrease in spermcount,agranulocytosis,aplastic anemia, andconfusion.Monitor I&O and dailyweights. Assess forperipheral edemaand auscultate lungsfor rales/cracklesthroughout therapyInstruct pt to take medat the same time eachday, take missed doseswithin 12hr ofscheduled dose oromit, do not doubledoses/ dc med w/oconsulting HCPs.Digoxin has a narrowtherapeutic range.Have a 2ndpractitioner checkoriginal order anddose cal.Instruct pt to takemed at same timeeach day, takemissed doses assoon as possible upto 4hr before nextdoseInstruct pt to take medat same time each day,take missed dose assoon as possible up to4hr before next doseb/c abrupt withdrawalmay precipitate lifethretening arrantiarrhythmicand inotropicantiulcerIV, IM,andPOAntianginals,antihypertensivesLanoxininhibit action ofhistamine at the H2receptor site in thegastric parietal cells,resulting in inhibitionof gastric acidsecretion.initial dailydose shouldnot exceed0.125mgPO/IVBlock stimulation ofbeta 1 and beta 2adrenergic receptors,also block alpha 1activity, which mayresult in orthostatichypotension.LopressorTreatment of activeduodenal ulcers,benign gastric ulcer,GERD, heartburn,acid indigestion, andsour stomach.DigitalisglycosideMonitor bp and pulsefrequently during doseadjustment period andperiodically. MonitorI&O and daily weighand assess pt routinelyfor fluid overload.DigoxinMonitor I&Oand dailyweights.Assessroutinely forS/S of HF.Assess elderpts routinely forconfusion.Reportpromptly.Monitor CBC.Take apical pulsebefore administering.If <50bpm or ifarrhythmia occurs,withhold med andnotify HCP.bradycardia, HF,pulmonary edema,stevens johnsonsyndrome, and toxicepidermal necrolysis,hyperglycemia,diarrhea, erectiledysfunction, dizziness,fatigue, and weakness.Blocksstimulationsof beta 1adrenergicreceptorsMonitor BP, ECG,and pulsefrequently duringdose adjustmentand periodicallyduring therapy.PODecrease in severityof HF, decrease inventricular response,increase in CO andtermination ofparoxysmal atrialtachycardiaReviewfallpreventionstrategiesMetoprololTartrateHTN, HF ondigoxin, andleft ventriculardysfunctionafter MI.Instruct pt to take med atsame time each day, takemissed doses as soon aspossible up to 8hr beforenext dose b/c abruptwithdrawal may precipitatelife threateningarrhythmias, HTN, or MI.Coreg orCoregCRHistamineH2antagonistTeach pt to takepulse, contactHCP before takingmed if pulse is <60or >100bpmDigoxin increases theforce of myocardialcontraction; prolongsrefractory period of AVnode; decreasesconduction through theSA and AV nodes;thus, increases COand slows HR.AntihypertensiveBradycardia, HF,pulmonaryedema, erectiledysfunction,fatigue, andweaknessHTN, anginapectoris,prevention ofMICarvedilolarrhythmia,bradycardia,anorexia,nausea,vomiting, andfatigue.Famotidinemonitor apicalpulse for a full min,withhold dose andnotify HCP if pulserate is less than60bpmDecrease in BP,frequency ofanginal attacks,increase in activitytolerance, andprevention of MI.HF, afib andatrial flutter,paroxysmalatrialtachycardiaAssess for orthostatichypotension whenassisting pt up fromsupine position. Ifheart rate decreasesbelow 55bpm,decrease dose.Decrease BPw/o appearanceof detrimentalside effects andseverity of HF.Serum digoxin levelsmay be drawn 6-8hrsafter a dose isadministered and isusually drawnimmediately beforethe next dosePepcid Administerw/meals orimmediatelyafterward andat bedtime toprolong effectArrhythmias,constipation,diarrhea, nausea,decrease in spermcount,agranulocytosis,aplastic anemia, andconfusion.Monitor I&O and dailyweights. Assess forperipheral edemaand auscultate lungsfor rales/cracklesthroughout therapyInstruct pt to take medat the same time eachday, take missed doseswithin 12hr ofscheduled dose oromit, do not doubledoses/ dc med w/oconsulting HCPs.Digoxin has a narrowtherapeutic range.Have a 2ndpractitioner checkoriginal order anddose cal.Instruct pt to takemed at same timeeach day, takemissed doses assoon as possible upto 4hr before nextdoseInstruct pt to take medat same time each day,take missed dose assoon as possible up to4hr before next doseb/c abrupt withdrawalmay precipitate lifethretening arrantiarrhythmicand inotropicantiulcerIV, IM,andPOAntianginals,antihypertensivesLanoxininhibit action ofhistamine at the H2receptor site in thegastric parietal cells,resulting in inhibitionof gastric acidsecretion.initial dailydose shouldnot exceed0.125mgPO/IVBlock stimulation ofbeta 1 and beta 2adrenergic receptors,also block alpha 1activity, which mayresult in orthostatichypotension.LopressorTreatment of activeduodenal ulcers,benign gastric ulcer,GERD, heartburn,acid indigestion, andsour stomach.DigitalisglycosideMonitor bp and pulsefrequently during doseadjustment period andperiodically. MonitorI&O and daily weighand assess pt routinelyfor fluid overload.DigoxinMonitor I&Oand dailyweights.Assessroutinely forS/S of HF.Assess elderpts routinely forconfusion.Reportpromptly.Monitor CBC.Take apical pulsebefore administering.If <50bpm or ifarrhythmia occurs,withhold med andnotify HCP.bradycardia, HF,pulmonary edema,stevens johnsonsyndrome, and toxicepidermal necrolysis,hyperglycemia,diarrhea, erectiledysfunction, dizziness,fatigue, and weakness.Blocksstimulationsof beta 1adrenergicreceptorsMonitor BP, ECG,and pulsefrequently duringdose adjustmentand periodicallyduring therapy.PODecrease in severityof HF, decrease inventricular response,increase in CO andtermination ofparoxysmal atrialtachycardiaReviewfallpreventionstrategiesMetoprololTartrateHTN, HF ondigoxin, andleft ventriculardysfunctionafter MI.Instruct pt to take med atsame time each day, takemissed doses as soon aspossible up to 8hr beforenext dose b/c abruptwithdrawal may precipitatelife threateningarrhythmias, HTN, or MI.Coreg orCoregCRHistamineH2antagonistTeach pt to takepulse, contactHCP before takingmed if pulse is <60or >100bpmDigoxin increases theforce of myocardialcontraction; prolongsrefractory period of AVnode; decreasesconduction through theSA and AV nodes;thus, increases COand slows HR.AntihypertensiveBradycardia, HF,pulmonaryedema, erectiledysfunction,fatigue, andweakness

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(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. HTN, angina pectoris, prevention of MI
  2. Carvedilol
  3. arrhythmia, bradycardia, anorexia, nausea, vomiting, and fatigue.
  4. Famotidine
  5. monitor apical pulse for a full min, withhold dose and notify HCP if pulse rate is less than 60bpm
  6. Decrease in BP, frequency of anginal attacks, increase in activity tolerance, and prevention of MI.
  7. HF, afib and atrial flutter, paroxysmal atrial tachycardia
  8. Assess for orthostatic hypotension when assisting pt up from supine position. If heart rate decreases below 55bpm, decrease dose.
  9. Decrease BP w/o appearance of detrimental side effects and severity of HF.
  10. Serum digoxin levels may be drawn 6-8hrs after a dose is administered and is usually drawn immediately before the next dose
  11. Pepcid
  12. Administer w/meals or immediately afterward and at bedtime to prolong effect
  13. Arrhythmias, constipation, diarrhea, nausea, decrease in sperm count, agranulocytosis, aplastic anemia, and confusion.
  14. Monitor I&O and daily weights. Assess for peripheral edema and auscultate lungs for rales/crackles throughout therapy
  15. Instruct pt to take med at the same time each day, take missed doses within 12hr of scheduled dose or omit, do not double doses/ dc med w/o consulting HCPs.
  16. Digoxin has a narrow therapeutic range. Have a 2nd practitioner check original order and dose cal.
  17. Instruct pt to take med at same time each day, take missed doses as soon as possible up to 4hr before next dose
  18. Instruct pt to take med at same time each day, take missed dose as soon as possible up to 4hr before next dose b/c abrupt withdrawal may precipitate life thretening arr
  19. antiarrhythmic and inotropic
  20. antiulcer
  21. IV, IM, and PO
  22. Antianginals, antihypertensives
  23. Lanoxin
  24. inhibit action of histamine at the H2 receptor site in the gastric parietal cells, resulting in inhibition of gastric acid secretion.
  25. initial daily dose should not exceed 0.125mg
  26. PO/IV
  27. Block stimulation of beta 1 and beta 2 adrenergic receptors, also block alpha 1 activity, which may result in orthostatic hypotension.
  28. Lopressor
  29. Treatment of active duodenal ulcers, benign gastric ulcer, GERD, heartburn, acid indigestion, and sour stomach.
  30. Digitalis glycoside
  31. Monitor bp and pulse frequently during dose adjustment period and periodically. Monitor I&O and daily weigh and assess pt routinely for fluid overload.
  32. Digoxin
  33. Monitor I&O and daily weights. Assess routinely for S/S of HF.
  34. Assess elder pts routinely for confusion. Report promptly. Monitor CBC.
  35. Take apical pulse before administering. If <50bpm or if arrhythmia occurs, withhold med and notify HCP.
  36. bradycardia, HF, pulmonary edema, stevens johnson syndrome, and toxic epidermal necrolysis, hyperglycemia, diarrhea, erectile dysfunction, dizziness, fatigue, and weakness.
  37. Blocks stimulations of beta 1 adrenergic receptors
  38. Monitor BP, ECG, and pulse frequently during dose adjustment and periodically during therapy.
  39. PO
  40. Decrease in severity of HF, decrease in ventricular response, increase in CO and termination of paroxysmal atrial tachycardia
  41. Review fall prevention strategies
  42. Metoprolol Tartrate
  43. HTN, HF on digoxin, and left ventricular dysfunction after MI.
  44. Instruct pt to take med at same time each day, take missed doses as soon as possible up to 8hr before next dose b/c abrupt withdrawal may precipitate life threatening arrhythmias, HTN, or MI.
  45. Coreg or Coreg CR
  46. Histamine H2 antagonist
  47. Teach pt to take pulse, contact HCP before taking med if pulse is <60 or >100bpm
  48. Digoxin increases the force of myocardial contraction; prolongs refractory period of AV node; decreases conduction through the SA and AV nodes; thus, increases CO and slows HR.
  49. Antihypertensive
  50. Bradycardia, HF, pulmonary edema, erectile dysfunction, fatigue, and weakness