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17 Cards in this Set
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___________ is noted when T4 levels are decreased
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hypothyroidism
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___________ may be treated with propylthiouricil
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hyperthyroidism
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_______, _______, &________ are adverse events that can occur from excessive or prolonged use of glucocorticoids
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abnormal fat deposits, edema, & increased blood sugar
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___________ cannot be given PO as GI secretions will destroy it because it is a protein
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insulin
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___________ insulin has the fastest onset of action
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Lispro
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___________ is an example of long acting insulin
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Lantus
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___________ is a biguanide that decreases hepatic glucose production
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Metformin
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___________ protect individuals from illness, and can potentially lead to eradication of diseases
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immunizations
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_________ _________ is activated when a pathogen invades the body and antibodies are produced leaving a memory of the pathogen
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active immunity
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Maternal antibodies are given to infants as an example of_________
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passive immunity
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Chemotherapy adverse reactions target the _______ of the body
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fast growing cells
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__________ ________ ________ are used to enhance the body’s immune system
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biologic response modifiers
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Antihistamines are H1 ______
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antagonists
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Decongestants are _________
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sympathomimetics
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________ are sympathomimetics used as first line defense in acute asthma attacks
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beta 2 agonists
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________ have a synergistic effect with beta 2 agonists, but are not helpful in treating acute severe asthma attacks
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glucocorticoids
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Singulair (montelukast) is an example of a __________ __________ used to reduce the inflammatory symptoms of asthma triggered by allergies and environmental stimuli
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leukotriene modifier
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