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Antagonist

Reversal agents used to reverse the effects of medicine.

What medications are used to flush arteries to prevent blood clots?

Heparinized saline solution.



What is used to treat ventricular arriythmia?

Lidocaine

True or False: Zylocaine comes in a topical gel.

True

What is Lugols solution used for?

To stain the cervix.

What is Levophed used for?

Vasoconstrictor used to treat Hypotension.

What is dextrain used for?

To treat hypovalemia.

What category is Pilocarpine in.

Miotics.

What is topical Thrombin used for?

To prevent bleeding.

What is normal saline?

0.9 sodium chloride

What is used to prevent deep vein thrombosis?

Heparin.

What is methylene blue used for?

To see if the fallopian tube have a clear passage for the eggs to get through. Radiopaque solution.

What is the generic name for Marcaine?

Bupivicaine.

What prevents cardiovascular complications when positioning a patient?

Moving them slowly.

What is meperidine used for?

Adjunct to regional or general anesthesia, moderate pain relief. (given pre-op for pain relief.)

What is isoproferenal used for?

To treat slowing of Myocardial contractions.

Examples of hemostatic agents used in orthopedic surgeries.

Absorbable gelatin sponges (Gelfoam)


Microfibrillary Collagen (Avitene)


Thrombin


Bone Wax

What is sodium bicarbonate used for?

Antacid

What is anactine used for?

ultra short acting agent used for intubation.

What are Mydriatics used for?

Dilating of the pupil.

What surgery is BSS used in & what is it used for?

Eye Surgery, and Irrigation of eyes.

What hemostatic agent should be applied, dried, and handled with dry gloves?

Avitene.

What is the result of adding epinephrine to local anesthesia?

It prolongs the anesthetic agent.

What does anesthesia mean?

Without pain.

Why would you use cricoid pressure?

Applied prior to induction of anesthesia and continues until endotracheal tube is placed.

What is succinylcholine used for?

Depolarizing Nerve Block.

What causes a hemolytatic reaction?

A blood transfusion where the immune system destroys the new blood.

What are thrombolytics used for?

As clot busting drugs.

What is an auto transfusion?

Using patients own blood.

What are sedatives used for pre-operatively.

To reduce anxiety.

What is used after eye surgery?

Depo-medrol.

Conversion between celsius and fahrenheit.

98.6 F = 37C

Hemostatic agent contraindication with infection?

Absorb able collagen

Contrast media used if allergic to iodine?

Renograffin.

What barbituate is used for general anesthesia.

Thiopental.

Isotonic solution used during TURP?

Glycine.

NACl

Sodium Chloride

Injection into the subarachnoid space?

Spinal Block