MUST KNOW MEDS FOR NCLEX #7

Review meds with Dr. Sharon that are essential for NCLEX test takers to know. This is the 7th video in the series. It is not necessary to watch them in order.

50 Essential meds to know for NCLEX
Hydromorphone
Metformin
Methylergonovine
Methotrexate
Gabapentin
Nitroglycerin
Oxytocin
Pantoprazole
Risperidone
Methylprednisolone
Budesonide/formoterol
Levothyroxine
Vancomycin
Piperacillin/tazobactam
Clopidogrel
Lithium
Haloperidol
Zolpidem
Esomeprazole
Amiodarone
Aripiprazole
Epoetin
Risedronate
Pregabalin
Aspart
Diltiazem
Varenicline
Furosemide
Levofloxacin
Atorvastatin
Sildenafil
Sertraline
Fentanyl
Fluticasone
Propranolol
Donepezil
Lisinopril
Rifampin
Enoxaparin
Adenosine
Dutasteride
Warfarin
Phenytoin
Metronidazole
Gentamicin
Digoxin
Memantine
Oxycodone
Montelukast

[strawberrycavales]

To help control postpartum bleeding, it’s methylergonovine that you’ll be needing, but you’ll need to delay breastfeeding and discard the milk in the 12 hours post admin proceeding. It also helps deliver the placenta, aiding healing and postpartum wellbeing 😎

[kel]

For methylergonovine- vine as in grape vine or wein pronounce as 'vine' (German word), meaning wine. I associate the suffix with spilt wine, which can be messy and red.

[behrpalomo]

To remember methylergonovine is for postpartum hemorrhage, if you know ergotamine is a vasoconstrictor, that helps. You can also think of the "gono-vine" as a 'gina-vine constricting and reducing the bleeding.

[ijeomagbulie]

I think another big thing about methylergonovine is that it is contraindicated for women with HTN

[daroachdawgjr]

4:50 "If your uterus is on the decline, use some methylergoneoVINE, and your bleeding will be fine"

[anitageiger]

This is probably crazy but I’m just pulling strings here for the drug Methylergonovine…I immediately saw the letters “ER” and “GO” so I thought maybe go to the er if you are in a bind (vine) for hemorrhaging…just gotta remember the post partum part…lol it’s a long shot but might work?!?

[brianstewart]

Methylergonovine I think of GO NO grapes bleeding off the Vine, I don’t know why but it worked for me.

[mollyb]

Might be far-fetched but just thought this up for Methylergonovine: Used for post-partum VINE makes me think of GRAPES which also resemble the piles seen with HEMMORHOIDS (also common in pregnancy).... so if I can think of HEMORRhoids I can think of HEMORRhaging.... lol... whatever works, right?

[julielatham]

How I remember methylergonovine…

I just remember METHotrexate is given along with Misoprostol for a Medical abortion, which will cause you to bleed. So, I associate METHylergonovine with bleeding.

[birundamohankumar]

Its also called Methergine ( common name used in India) for this medication( Methylergonovine)

[daniellecatalanotto]

I used MET-HER-VINE for Methylergonovine to help me remember that its given AFTER delivery of the placenta (placenta serving as the "vine" for life to baby) & to monitor/assess for bleeding postpartum.

[taylorbarrickman]

Methylergonovine-- think vine--> placenta is like a vine for the baby (even looks vine like)--> once the placenta leaves the body--> change of hemorrhage

[anshukunwar]

hello dr sharon epoetin cause htn and headache is one of sign of htn .please expalin that option

[katherinegaines]

I guess you could associate the "vine" in methylergonovine by thinking of the umbilical cord as a vine

[oliviahill]

The vines of a plant are like the veins of the body and in the name methylergonivine there is Go-No -Vine. Methylergonovine says go-no-vine for mothers in decline

[jhadebradyschoolacct]

how does methylergonovine help with the delivery of the placenta? I'm unclear about that sry

[texasindy]

For #34. Shouldn't it be a 911 call for severe chest pain, instead of notifying your HCP. Or am I overthinking

[EllenParaguya-pkbv]

methergine easier to remember than methylergonovine

[giavanalaakmann]

Oh my crampy hemorrhage (oxytocin, methergine, cytotec, hemabate) meds for postpartum hemorrhage ❤ (one of my professors told me this in nursing school)

[jerrycardenas]

if you have chronic kidney disorder wouldnt you refrain from taking tylenol?