Questions

Question 1

Amoxicillin (generic)

Answer 1

Amoxil (T)

Question 2

Antibiotic treat bacterial infections

Answer 2

Amoxicillin, Amoxil

Question 3

apixaban (g)

Answer 3

Eliquis (T)

Question 4

Anticoagulant treat and prevent blood clots and prevent stroke ( prevent coagulation of blood)

Answer 4

apixaban, Eliquis

Question 5

cephalexin (g)

Answer 5

Keflex (T)

Question 6

Antibiotic treat bacterial infections

Answer 6

cephalexin, Keflex

Question 7

cetirizine (g)

Answer 7

Reactine (T)

Question 8

Anti-histamine helps relieve symptoms in an allergic reaction

Answer 8

Citirizine, Reactine

Question 9

clotrimazole (g)

Answer 9

Canesten (T)

Question 10

Antifungal treats, fungal, infections, (ringworm, tinea, yeast, infections, etc.)

Answer 10

clotrimazole, Canesten

Question 11

Asbestosis

Answer 11

Type of pneumoconiosis. Abnormal condition- asbestos particles accumulate in lungs.

Question 12

Asthma

Answer 12

Bronchial airway obstruction marked by paroxysmal dyspnea, wheezing and cough.
Chronic inflammatory disorder with airway obstruction, due to bronchial and bronchiole edema and constriction.

Question 13

Atelectasis

Answer 13

Collapsing lung

Question 14

Bronchoscopy

Answer 14

Fiberoptic endoscopic examination of the bronchial tubes

Question 15

Coagulation

Answer 15

Blood clotting

Question 16

COPD

Answer 16

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
Chronic condition of persistent obstruction of air flow through bronchial tubes in the lungs.

Question 17

Croup

Answer 17

Strider occurs in an upper respiratory disorder, termed croup.
Acute viral infection of infants and children, with obstruction of the larynx, accompanied by barking, cough and straighter

Question 18

dalteparin (g)

Answer 18

Fragmin (T)

Question 19

Anticoagulant treat and prevent blood clots and prevent stroke

Answer 19

dalteparin, Fragmin

Question 20

dextromethorphan (g)

Answer 20

DM syrup (T)

Question 21

antitussive helps relieve cough

Answer 21

dextromethorphan, DM syrup

Question 22

DPT

Answer 22

Diphtheria pertussis tetanus toxoid for vaccination of infants to improve immunity to these diseases

Question 23

Dyspnea

Answer 23

Difficulty breathing

Question 24

Edema

Answer 24

Swelling; fluid leaks out into tissue spaces.
Abnormal accumulation of fluid in tissue space.

Question 25

enoxaparin (g)

Answer 25

Lovenox (T)

Question 26

Anticoagulant treat and prevent blood clots and prevent stroke

Answer 26

enoxaparin, Lovenox

Question 27

iron polysaccharide complex

Answer 27

Feramax

Question 28

Treat iron deficiency (anemia)

Answer 28

iron polysaccharide complex Feramax

Question 29

guaifenesin (g)

Answer 29

Robitussin (T)

Question 30

Expectorant helps clear mucus from respiratory tract

Answer 30

guaifenesin, Robitussin

Question 31

Potassium, chloride Slow K

Answer 31

KCL Elixir Electrolyte

Question 32

Treat dehydration

Answer 32

Potassium, chloride Slow K KCL Elixir Electrolyte

Question 33

prednisone (g)

Answer 33

Deltasone (T)

Question 34

Corticosteroid decreases inflammation

Answer 34

prednisone (g) Deltasone (T)

Question 35

risedronate (g)

Answer 35

Actonel (T)

Question 36

Treats osteoporosis - decreases the rate bone cells are absorbed. And this reduced absorption allows the body to increase bone density, which intern reduces the risk of fracture.

Answer 36

risedronate (g) Actonel (T)

Question 37

rivaroxaban (g)

Answer 37

Xarelto (T)

Question 38

Anticoagulant three can prevent blood clots and prevent stroke

Answer 38

rivaroxaban (g) Xarelto (T)

Question 39

salbutamol (g)

Answer 39

Ventolin (T)

Question 40

Bronchodilator dilates bronchial tubes, so more air can enter the lungs

Answer 40

salbutamol (g) Ventolin (T)

Question 41

valacyclovir (g)

Answer 41

Valtrex (T)

Question 42

Antiviral treats, viral infections

Answer 42

valacyclovir (g) Valtrex (T)

Question 43

vancomycin (g)

Answer 43

Vancocin (T)

Question 44

Antibiotic treat, bacterial infections

Answer 44

vancomycin (g) Vancocin (T)

Question 45

warfarin (g)

Answer 45

Coumadin (T)

Question 46

Anticoagulant treat prevent blood clots and prevent stroke

Answer 46

warfarin (g) Coumadin (T)

Question 47

Erythroblast

Answer 47

Immature, red blood cell

Question 48

ESR

Answer 48

Erythrocyte sediment rate Speed at which erythrocytes settle out of plasma.

Question 49

Expectorant

Answer 49

Material is scuffed up and expelled from the lungs

Question 50

Fibrin

Answer 50

Protein that forms the basis of blood clot

Question 51

Hemophilia

Answer 51

Excessive bleeding caused by hereditary lack of factors Vlll or lX necessary for blood clotting Excessive bleeding caused by congenital, lack of factor Vlll or lX

Question 52

Hemoptysis

Answer 52

Spitting up blood from the respiratory tract

Question 53

Myeloid

Answer 53

Relating to bone marrow and growth of cells, originating in the bone marrow Myeloid progenitor cells give rise to Erythroblasts, megakaryoblasts, myeloblasts, monoblasts.

Question 54

NSCLC

Answer 54

Non small cell lung cancer

Question 55

Percussion

Answer 55

Delivering sharp short blows to the surface of the chest. Tapping on the surface of determine the difference in density of the underlying structure.

Question 56

ARDS

Answer 56

Acute respiratory distress syndrome - severe sudden lung injury caused by acute illness

Question 57

RSV

Answer 57

Respiratory syncytial virus- common cause of bronchiolitis, Broncho pneumonia, and the common cold, especially in children (in tissue culture, forms syncytia or giant cells so that cytoplasm flows together)

Question 58

Heparin

Answer 58

Naturally occurring anticoagulant found in blood and in tissue cells

Question 59

Red blood cell morphology

Answer 59

Microscopic examination of a stand blood smear to determine the shape of individual red cells Abnormal morphology includes anisocytosos, Poikilocytosis, microcytosis, macrocytosis and sickle cells

Question 60

RDS

Answer 60

Respiratory distress syndrome in the newborn infant; marked by DiSpina and cyanosis and related to absence of surfactant (lubricating substance that permit normal expansion of lungs); also called hyaline membrane distress.

Question 61

Pernicious anemia

Answer 61

Lack of mature, erythrocytes caused by inability to absorb vitamin B 12 into the bloodstream

Question 62

Pulmonary abscess

Answer 62

Large collection of pus bacterial infection in the lungs

Question 63

Feramax

Answer 63

Iron polysaccharide complex

Question 64

Treats iron deficiency

Answer 64

Feramax, Iron polysaccharide complex