Module 2.2

Question 1

General vs local anesthesia

Answer 1

General affects the entire body
Local only affect certain parts of the body

Question 2

2 ways anesthetic can be amdsmitered

Answer 2

Topically or perenterally

Question 3

Anaesthetic end in

Answer 3

Aine

Question 4

As local agents wear off where do the start first

Answer 4

Motor sensory the automatic activity
Reversed for onset

Question 5

Nitrous oxide

Answer 5

50% oxygen % 50 nitrogen

Question 6

Adjunct drug

Answer 6

Helper drug helps enhance the other drug

Question 7

Depolarizing

Answer 7

Last 6-8 minutes
For surgery
Acts like a aCH

Question 8

Nonpolarizing

Answer 8

Blocks aCH
What’s 40+ minutes
Non paralysis

Question 9

Malignant hyperthermia

Answer 9

During or after inhale general astasia
Increase temperature over 40° Tachpena tachycardia muscle rigidity

Question 10

Procedural sedation

Answer 10

Involves a combination of an IV of Enzo die mean or mild so lame or an opiate, like vaginal and morphine conscious during an able to talk

Question 11

Sedatives

Answer 11

Drugs that inhibit, the CNS and reduce nervousness without causing sleep

Question 12

Anxiolytics

Answer 12

Reduce anxiety

Question 13

Hypnotics

Answer 13

Call sleep

Question 14

Benzothizephines

Answer 14

Sanative or anxiolytics

Question 15

Pam or lam

Answer 15

Benzos

Question 16

Benzos used for

Answer 16

Sedation, anxiety, alcohol, draws, seizure disorders, and centrum muscle relaxants

Question 17

Benzo complications

Answer 17

Open angle glaucoma and pregnancy and renal failure liver failure

Question 18

Benzo and GABA

Answer 18

Increased GABA
Decreased nerural activity

Question 19

Flumazenil

Answer 19

Is an antagonist used to reverse the side effects of benzos

Question 20

Barbiturates at low/med / high does

Answer 20

At low reduce anxiety
At med inhibit, seizure activity, and promote sleep
At high induce anaesthesia

Question 21

What do you use for muscle spasm pain

Answer 21

Muscle relaxants

Question 22

Status
Generalized
Partial
Simple
Complex

Answer 22

Status is a medical emergency where it is repeated continuously
Gray matter of both hamsters, toxic clonic total muscle contractions
Partial involves a small portion of the brain
Simple, brief, lost awareness
Complex spaced out impaired consciousness

Question 23

How long must you be seizure? Free on a low-dose medication and what is your chance of having a second cheese or after the first?

Answer 23

3yrs
40%

Question 24

Parkinson’s disease

Answer 24

Chronic, progressive and degenerate disorder caused by radiate Keziah slows down movement caused by not enough dopamine, and too much a CH

Question 25

Anticcholinergic therapy

Answer 25

Blocks the effect of ACH antipsychotics anti-depressants dihydrogen like Benadryl

Question 26

Alzheimer’s disease

Answer 26

It’s a progressive Internet, with an unknown ideology involves structurally, damaging the braid and lost in the amount of function of neurons and reduction, and I said call Amin include memory, loss, confusion, and difficulty communicating

Question 27

Psychotherapeutic drugs

Answer 27

Used in the treatment of emotional and mental disorders

Question 28

Anticholinergic toxidrome

Answer 28

Mad as a hatter, hot as hell dry as a bone, blind as a bat red as a beet

Question 29

What is lithium

Answer 29

Most common mood, stabilizing drunk

Question 30

TcA

Answer 30

Triglyceride antidepressants are extremely referral for overdoses

Question 31

Antipsychotic S

Answer 31

Treat serious mental illness

Question 32

Second generation versus first generation, anti-depressants

Answer 32

Second generation is the type of medication that offers a safer alternative first generation is TACs

Question 33

Anorexiants

Answer 33

Suppress appetite

Question 34

Amphetaminre

Answer 34

Used to treat ADHD and narcolepsy

Question 35

How do local anesthetic work

Answer 35

Inhibit nerve conduction by blocking sodium channels

Question 36

How does general anaesthesia work

Answer 36

CNS depression by enhancing in HIPAA Tori neural transmission gabba or inhibiting transmission of NND a receptor,

Question 37

Benzos blank, the CNS activities without causing sleep at lordosis

Answer 37

Inhibit

Question 38

Parkison disease treatment

Answer 38

Increasing dopamine

Question 39

Alzheimer’s disease treatment

Answer 39

Increase acetaColeman

Question 40

Benzothizephines blank,GABA activity

Answer 40

Increase

Question 41

Antispchotics block what

Answer 41

Dopamine

Question 42

Antidepressants inhibit, what

Answer 42

Serotonin