Flash. Immunologic drugs

What is the primary purpose of administering immunoglobulins?

Which side effect is most commonly associated with the intravenous administration of immunoglobulins?

What is the mechanism of action of immunostimulants?

Which drug, an immunostimulant, is commonly used to increase white blood cell counts in patients receiving chemotherapy?

What is the primary risk associated with immunosuppressants?

Which drug, an immunosuppressant, is commonly prescribed to prevent organ transplant rejection?

What is the significant nursing consideration when administering tacrolimus, an immunosuppressant?

Monoclonal antibodies often end in what suffix?

Infliximab, a monoclonal antibody, is used primarily to treat which condition?

What serious side effect is associated with the use of the monoclonal antibody rituximab?

Why should live vaccines be avoided in patients taking immunosuppressive drugs?

Which drug, an immunostimulant, is used primarily to treat multiple sclerosis by modifying the immune response?

Before starting a patient on monoclonal antibodies, what should be ruled out due to the potential for reactivation?

When considering the administration of immunoglobulins, what is an essential aspect related to dosing?

What significant nursing consideration should be taken into account when administering mycophenolate, an immunosuppressant?

What is the action of monoclonal antibodies in treating cancers?

What significant precaution should nurses educate patients about when taking immunostimulants?

Which monoclonal antibody, used in asthma, works by targeting and blocking IgE?

Why is it essential to monitor complete blood counts (CBC) in patients taking immunosuppressive medications?

Which immunosuppressant can cause hyperglycemia and requires monitoring of blood sugar levels?