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JAMAYA10

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  1. It's not a real patient. It's a scenario we are given and then we practice doing assessments on the simulators in the lab that go along with the patient in the scenario
  2. Scenario: patient who is day two post op gastrectomy, with afib. Was currently taking antacids and the doctor ordered digoxin. I know antacids decreases digoxin absorption. So my thought would be to give digoxin first, and then the antacid like 2-3 hrs after the digoxin is given? This way the digoxin has some time to absorb before the antacid ? But I'm not sure if that would be correct
  3. What can a nurse do about the scheduling of medications that conflict with each other.

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