Exam 4 (Week 16) Flashcards

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1
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Pharmacological class of Latanoprost (Xalatan)?

A

prostaglandin analog

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Therapeutic class of Latanoprost (Xalatan)?

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ophthalmologic agent

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3
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Use of latanoprost (Xalatan):

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glaucoma

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4
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Pharmacological class of ranibizumab (lucentis)?

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angiogenesis inhibitor/monoclonal antibody

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Therapeutic class of ranibizumab (lucentis)?

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ophthalmologic agent

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Use of ranibizumab (lucentis):

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wet age-related macular degeneration (ARMD)

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MOA of ranibizumab (lucentis):

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suppress the growth of new blood vessels in the eye/

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8
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What are routes of administration for drugs for the ears?

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  1. drops
  2. topical
  3. oral
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How is recurrent acute otitis media treated in children?

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  1. antibiotics

2. tympanovstomy tubes or ear tubes

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10
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What is the most common ear disorder of childhood?

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otitis media

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How is AOM or OM treated?

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  1. pain medication

2. antibiotics

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12
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How can OM be prevented in children?

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the influenza vaccine

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How is acute otitis externa treated?

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  1. pain medication

2. topical antibacterials

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What is fungal otitis externa treated with?

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antifungals, not antibiotics!

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15
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define substance abuse/drug abuse:

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using a fashion inconsistent with social or medical norm. The abuse can have differing levels of severity, and is dependent on the drug being used

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16
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define drug addiction

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chronic compulsion to need or take drugs despite the neg effects

17
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define tolerance

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state in which a particular dose elicits a smaller response than it did with initial use

18
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define cross tolerance

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tolerance to one drug confers tolerance to another

19
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define psychological dependence:

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an intense, subjective need for a particular psychoactive drug

20
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define physical dependence:

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a state in which an abstinent syndrome will occur if drug use is discontinued

21
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define cross dependence:

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the ability of one drug to support physical dependence on another drug

22
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define withdrawal syndrome:

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a group of sign or symptoms that occur in physically dependent individuals when they discontinue drug use

23
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What is the goal of addiction treatment?

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complete cessation of drug use

24
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Finish the sentence: addiction therapy is the most beneficial…

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when drug use is weaned progressively

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Quick, complete cessation and abstinence is recommended for what 3 types of individuals?
1. cigarette 2. opioid 3. alcohol users
26
What should not be used in patients with otitis media with effusion?
antibiotics
27
What is the purpose of mydriatic eye drops?
dilate the pupil