Medications

 

PROMPT
– Another potentially detrimental health effect related to smoking that has implications for the care of older adults is the potential for altering the effects of medications. Interactions can occur in people who smoke or use nicotine products (including smokeless tobacco) and in people who have recently quit smoking. Interactions can be due directly to the physiologic effects of nicotine or they may be caused by the hydrocarbons in tobacco smoke, which can affect the hepatic metabolism of some medications. Additional information and examples of drug–nicotine interactions are discussed in Chapter 9. The book (Carol A Miller, Nursing for Wellness in Older Adults)
Identify 2 medications affected by nicotine. What changes can it cause? How would you address this with your clients?
GUIDELINES
Please post your initial response, and comment on the posts of two classmates
1 Expectations: Posts need to be substantial, 300 words for initial post with reference to support your comments.

3. References need to be cited using APA format. See the Course Calendar for Due Dates.
Grading: A rubric is provided to explain the criteria for points and how you are graded.
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