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52 Cards in this Set
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WHAT ARE THE 2 COMPONENTS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
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CENTRAL (CNS )
PERIPHERAL (PNS) |
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WHAT DOES THE CNS CONSIST OF
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BRAIN & SPINAL CORD
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WHAT ARE THE PRIMARY CNS TRANSMITTERS
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ACETYLCHOLINE
EPINEPHRINE DOPAMINE SEROTONIN |
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WHAT DOES THE PNS CONSIST OF
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AFFERENT SYSTEM, NERVES AND SENSE ORGANS THAT BRING INFORMATION TO THE SYSTEM
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WHAT ARE THE PRIMARY PNS TRANSMITTERS
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ACETYLCHOLINE
NOREPINEPHRINE |
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WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF THE AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM
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REGULATES THE LEVEL OF CONSCIOUSNESS AND MAINTAINS INTERNAL BALANCE
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WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF ACETYLCHOLINE (Ach)
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ACTS ON RECEPTORS IN SMOOTH MUSCLES & CARDIAC MUSCLES
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WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF DOPAMINE
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ACTS ON RECEPTORS IN THE CNS AND KIDNEYS
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WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF EPINEPHINE
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ACTS ON CARDIAC RECEPTORS AND BRONCHODILATOR RECEPTORS
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WHAT IS THE FUNCTIN OF NOR EPINEPHRINE
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ACTS ON ALPHA AND BETA BLOCKERS
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WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF SEROTONIN
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ACTS ON RECEPTORS IN SMOOTH MUSCLE; MAJOR
TRANSMITTER IMPLICATED IN EMOTIONAL RESPONSES IN CONDITIONS OF DEPRESSION AND ANXIETY |
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WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF ANESTHESIA
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DRUGS THAT ALLOW PAINLESS, CONTROLLED ABILITY; MOST ARE GASES OR VAPORS (NITROUS OXIDE)
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WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF GENERAL ANESTHESIA
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STATE OF DEEP SLEEP IN WHICH THERE IS NO RESPONSE TO STIMULATION
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WHAT ARE THE 4 REVERSIBLE ACTIONS OF ANETHIA
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UNCONSCIOUSNESS,
ANALGESIA, SKELETAL MUSCLE RELAXATION, AMNESIA ON RECOVERY |
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WHAT ARE THE PURPOSES OF PRE-MEDICATION
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SEDATION,
HELPING WITH POST-OPERATIVE PAIN RELIEF, ANXIETY REDUCTION |
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WHAT IS DANTRIUM
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MUSCLE RELAXANT; USED TO TREAT MALIGNANT HYPERTHERMIA
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WHAT IS THIOPENTAL
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PREFERRED INDUCTION AGENT BECAUE IT RAPIDLY PRODUCES HYPNOSIS
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WHAT IS SUBLIMAZE (FENTANYL)
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USED FOR OPEN HEART SURGEY BECAUSE IT LACKS CARDIAC DEPRESSANTS OF OTHER ANESTHETICS
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FENTANYL COMES IN WHAT FORM?
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LOLLIPOP (ORALET)
PATCH (DURAGESIC) |
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WHAT DRUGS ARE GIVEN TO REVERSE OVERDOSES OF SPECIFIC DRUGS
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NARCAN, REVEX, ROMAZICON
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WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF LOCAL ANESTHETICS
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AFFECT ALL TYPES OF NERVOUS TISSUE;
THEY RELIEVE PAIN WITHOUT ALTERING ALERTNESS OR MENTAL FUNCTION |
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WHAT ARE THE CLASSIFICATIONS OF PAIN AS DEFINED AS A DISEASE
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ACUTE;
CHRONIC NONMALIGNANT; CHRONIC MALIGNANT |
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WHAT IS PCA
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A PUMP THAT ALLOWS PATIENT TO SELF ADMINSTER PAIN DRUGS
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WHAT PART OF THE BRAIN DO NARCOTICS ACT ON
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CHEMO TRIGGER ZONE;
ALSO STIMULATE THE VOMITIG CENTER |
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WHAT IS THE DRUG THAT ALL OTHER NARCOTICS ARE
MEASURED AGAINST |
MORPHINE
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WHAT ARE WARNINGS FOR
MORPHINE |
CONSTIPATION;
NO ALCOHOL NO ELDERLY COMESIN TABS; INJECTION, SUPPOSITORIES |
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WHAT DRUG IS IN DARVOCET, VICODIN, FLORICET
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APAP
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WHAT IS THE MAX DAILY DOSE OF APAP
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4G
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WHAT IS THE SIDE-EFFECT FOR EXCEEDING THE MAX OF 4G/DAY OF APAP
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LIVER DAMAGE
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WHAT IS THE DAILY DOSE OF DARVOCET
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650 MG/MAX OF 6 TABS DAILY
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WHAT IS THE AMOUNT OF APAP AND CODEINE IN
TYLENOL 2, 3, 4 |
2: 300 MG APAP; 15 MG COD
3; 300 MG APAP; 30 MG COD 4: 300 MG APAP; 60 MG COD |
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WHAT ARE THE WARNINGS ON TYLENOL 2,3,4
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NO ALCOHOL DUE TO LVER DAMAGE; CAUTION DRIVING, CONSTIPATION;C3 DEA CLASS
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WHAT IS VICODIN
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OPOID ANALGESIVE;
POTENTIAL FOR ABUSE; HAS MANY FORMS (ES,HP) OTHER SIMILAR DRUGS (LOCET) |
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WHAT ARE THE DOSES OF VICODIN
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5/500 MG;
7.5/750 MG (ES) 10/660 MG (HP) SCORED; MAX 5 TAB/DAY OR MAX 6 TAB/DAY |
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WHAT ARE THE 2 TREATMENT GROUPS FOR
MIGRAINE HEADACHES |
ABORTIVE
PROPHYLACTIC |
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NAME 5 DRUGS FOR TREATING MIGRAINES
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IMITREX, IDERAL, MIDRIN, STADOL, ZOMIG
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WHAT DRUG SHOULD BE USED AT THE ONSET OF A MIGRAINE
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IMITREX
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WHAT ARE THE WARNINGS FOR OPOID ANALGESICS
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GIVEN IN COMBINATION WITH NSAID LIKE MOTRIN;
MAX DOES IS 400 MG/DAY MAY CAUSE SEIZURES; WILL INTERACT WITH MAOI DRUGS; |
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WHAT IS MAOI
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MONOAMINE OXIDASE INHIBITOR; ANTIDEPRESSANT; INTERACTS WITH FOODS AND OTHER DRUGS; MOST COMMON DRUGS ARE ELDEPRYL, NARDIL, PARMATE
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WHAT SUFFIX IDENTIFIES ANESTHESIA DRUGS
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'CAINE'
LIDOCAINE ZYLOCAINE |
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WHAT IS THE MAIN INGREDIENT IN RAT POISON
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COUMADIN/WARFARIN
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WHAT CLASS OF DRUGS IDENTIFIES PREMEDICATION DRUGS
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BENZODIAZAPENES, CLASS V DRUG
ALPROLAZAM - XANEX DIAZAPAM - VALIUM |
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WHAT IS THE CORRECT DOSAGE FOR DURAGESIC
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PATCH IS USED EVERY 72 HOURS, IT IS A C2 DRUG
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TRUE OR FALSE
ALL NARCOTICS HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO INDUCE TOLERANCE AND DEPENDENCE |
TRUE
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WHAT ARE THE SIDE EFFECTS OF NARCOTICS
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NAUSEA
VOMITING CONSTIPATION |
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WHAT WARNING S/B ON THE LABEL FOR ALL NARCOTICS
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TAKE WITH FOOD
DRINK LOTS OF H2O |
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NAME THE 4 TYPES OF TYLENOL
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TYLENOL REG - 325MG
TYLENOL ES - 500 MG TYLENOL ARTHRITIS - 650MG TYLENOL PM - 500 MG PLUS 25 MG DIPEN HYDRAMINE |
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WHY CAN'T 'LA' TABLETS BE CRUSHED/CHEWED
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LA MEANS LONG ACTING; IF CRUSHED/CHEWED THEN THE DRUG IS IMMEDIATELY RELEASED
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WHY CAN'T ALCOHOL BE USED WITH NARCOTICS
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CAUSES RESPIRATORY DISTRESS
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WHAT DOES THE SUFFIX 'ET' DESIGNATE
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ACETAMINOPHEN
EXAMPLE: DARVOCET, FLORICET |
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TRUE OR FALSE: IF YOU ARE ALLERGIC TO ASPIRIN,
ITS OKAY TO TAKE APAP |
YES
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WHY EFFECT DOES ALCOHOL HAVE ON PEOPLE WHO TAKE TYLENOL
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CAUSES LIVER DAMAGE
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