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What can happen if a patient taking a fluoroquinolone medication experiences hypoglycemia?
What can happen if a patient taking a fluoroquinolone medication experiences hypoglycemia?
- They should do deep breathing and coughing exercises (correct)
- They will develop hypokalemia
- They will experience tachycardia
- They may need to increase their fluid intake
What is a potential serious side effect associated with taking repeated doses of Albuterol?
What is a potential serious side effect associated with taking repeated doses of Albuterol?
- Bradycardia
- Hypertension
- Hyperglycemia
- Hypokalemia (correct)
What symptoms may a patient experience due to hypokalemia resulting from multiple doses of Albuterol?
What symptoms may a patient experience due to hypokalemia resulting from multiple doses of Albuterol?
- Bradycardia
- Hypertension
- Bradypnea
- Tachycardia (correct)
Which action should a patient taking a fluoroquinolone medication NOT take when experiencing hypoglycemia?
Which action should a patient taking a fluoroquinolone medication NOT take when experiencing hypoglycemia?
What potential risk does untreated hypokalemia pose to individuals?
What potential risk does untreated hypokalemia pose to individuals?
Flashcards
Hypokalemia
Hypokalemia
A serious side effect of repeated Albuterol use. It occurs when the body loses too much potassium.
Tachycardia
Tachycardia
A fast heartbeat, often a symptom of hypokalemia. It's the body trying to compensate for the potassium deficiency.
Life-threatening Complications
Life-threatening Complications
A potentially life-threatening condition that can arise from untreated hypokalemia. It involves the heart's rhythm becoming irregular or stopping.
Hypoglycemia Treatment
Hypoglycemia Treatment
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Hypoglycemia and Fluid Intake
Hypoglycemia and Fluid Intake
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