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What is the classification of Boniva?
What is the classification of Boniva?
What are some adverse effects of Boniva?
What are some adverse effects of Boniva?
Dizziness, nerve root lesion, asthenia, insomnia, angina, HTN, tooth disorder, esophagitis, ulcers, upper respiratory issues, jaw osteonecrosis, back pain, infection, myalgia, hypercholesterolemia, long-bone fractures.
What are the pharmacokinetics of Boniva?
What are the pharmacokinetics of Boniva?
Oral is rapid onset at 0.5-2 hr peak; IV is rapid onset with unknown peak.
Which of the following are contraindications for Boniva? (Select all that apply)
Which of the following are contraindications for Boniva? (Select all that apply)
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What nursing implications/interventions are important for Boniva?
What nursing implications/interventions are important for Boniva?
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What is the generic name of Boniva?
What is the generic name of Boniva?
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Study Notes
Classification
- Boniva is classified as a bisphosphonate and a calcium regulator.
Adverse Effects
- Common side effects include dizziness, nerve root lesion, asthenia, and insomnia.
- Serious effects may include angina, hypertension (HTN), tooth disorders, esophagitis, and ulcers.
- Risk of upper respiratory issues, jaw osteonecrosis, back pain, infections, myalgia, hypercholesterolemia, and long-bone fractures.
Pharmacokinetics
- When taken orally, Boniva exhibits rapid onset with a peak effect occurring between 0.5 to 2 hours.
- Intravenous (IV) administration also results in rapid onset; however, the peak effect is unknown.
Contraindications
- Contraindicated in patients with uncorrected hypocalcemia.
- Caution is necessary for those who cannot remain upright for at least 60 minutes.
- Use with caution in individuals with known upper gastrointestinal abnormalities and during pregnancy or lactation.
Nursing Implications/Interventions
- Avoid exposure to heat and ensure adequate hydration for patients.
- Extended-release (ER) tablets must not be crushed, chewed, or cut.
- Monitor lighting conditions to prevent photophobia.
- Drug interactions include decreased absorption when taken with multivitamins.
- Boniva should be taken on an empty stomach, at least 60 minutes before food or other medications.
- Ensure patients have adequate vitamin D and calcium intake.
- Advise discontinuation of the medication if there is pain or burning in the esophagus.
Generic Name
- The generic name for Boniva is Ibandronate Sodium.
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Test your knowledge on Boniva, a bisphosphonate medication. This quiz covers important terms such as classification, adverse effects, and pharmacokinetics. It's ideal for students in pharmacology or healthcare fields looking to reinforce their understanding.
