Final Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
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If medication is injected too rapidly, tissue damage may occur.

A

True

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2
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Air bubbles in a syringe are necessary to move medication into the injection site.

A

True

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3
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When administering a transdermal medication patch, it doesn’t matter if the manufacturer’s instructions are followed because the patch is self explanatory.

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False

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4
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Hives are usually considered a life-threatening adverse reaction to some medications.

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False

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5
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Parenteral administration of medication generally means that the medication is injected.

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True

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6
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The muscle used for injection in the thigh is the vastus lateralis.

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True

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7
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Medication that is in the clinic should be secured and only accessible to authorized personnel.

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True

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8
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The classification of drugs that prevent or decrease clotting is known as antitussive.

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False

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9
Q

Which PDR section describes the diseases a drug is prescribed to treat?

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Indications

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10
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Which abbreviation means after meals?

A

PC

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11
Q

The needle angle for a subcutaneous injection is:

A

45 degree angle

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12
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Which term refers to a severe adverse drug reaction that can quickly become life threatening?

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Anaphylaxis

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13
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Which of the following drug administration routes is typically the quickest to take effect?

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Intravenous

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14
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Which of the following is classified as an analgesic?

A

Acetaminophen

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15
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Which of the following is classified as a diuretic?

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Lasix

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16
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To convert grams to milligrams, multiply by 100.

17
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The reason for aspirating before injecting a medication is to ensure that the patient receives all of the medication.

18
Q

Dr. Payne has just offered the patient two treatment options. After the doctor leaves the room, the patient turns and asks you what you would choose. The best response would be:

A

Grab the doctor so the patient can ask questions

19
Q

The part of a prescription that has the name of the medication and its form is called the:

A

The inscription

20
Q

A positive screening test result of TB indicates the patient:

21
Q

The form of medication that is scored and can be broken in half if necessary is a/an:

A

(Scored) Tablet

22
Q

the following medication routes, which one involves placing the medication under the tongue and not swallowing?

23
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The DEA requires all records related to controlled substances be maintained and available for inspection for a minimum of years

24
Q

Of the following, which drug is considered to be a standard drug for an emergency medical kit in the medical office?

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Antihistamines or oxygen would be the most likely choice for a patient experiencing:
Allergy Relief
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An action in which a drug works together with the effects of another drug is termed
Pharmacodynamics
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This type of medication is combined with oil and water; it must be shaken thoroughly to disperse the medication evenly
Emulsion
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A reaction to a drug that is considered abnormal or unexpected is known as this type of reaction:
Adverse Drug Reaction
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-low potential for abuse; prescription required; five refills permitted in six months -high potential for abuse; no prescription permitted -high potential for abuse; prescription required; no refills allowed without a new written prescription -moderate potential for abuse; prescription required; five refills allowed in six months -low potential for abuse; no prescription typically required for patients older than 18 years of age
- Schedule IV - Schedule I - Schedule II - Schedule III - Schedule V
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neutralizes stomach acid
Antacid
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increases size of arterial blood vessels
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hormone that allows cells to absorb glucose from the blood
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increases activity of central nervous system
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promotes vomiting
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reduces swelling, irritation
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reduces risk of blood clots
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destroys or inhibits growth of bacteria