Self Assessment Flashcards

(44 cards)

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True or false medications can bind with any type of receptor site

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False

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Biochemical effect, physiologic effects, and mechanism of action of a medication

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Pharmacodynamics

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2
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True or false once a medication has interacted with a receptor site, it’s effect on cells are irreversible

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False

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3
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Vasodilation of renal and mensenteric arteries

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Dopaminergic

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4
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Vasoconstriction of arteries and veins

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Alpha 1

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5
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Increased heart rate, increased myocardial contractility, and increased myocardial conduction

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Beta 1

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6
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Allows acetylcholine to stimulate muscle contractility, and increased myocardial conduction

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Nicotinic

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7
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Bronchus and bronchiole relaxation (Bronchodilation)

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Beta 2

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8
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Initiates or alters cellular activity by binding to a receptor site

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Agonist

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9
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Prevents a medication or chemical from binding to a receptor site

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Antagonist

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10
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Is determined by the amount of medication and it’s affinity

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Potency

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11
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The amount of an agonist that must reach threshold level to initiate cellular activity

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Minimum concentration

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12
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The intensity of the attraction and ability of a medication to bind with a receptor site

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Affinity

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13
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The ability of a medication to produce cellular activity and desired therapeutic effects

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Efficacy

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14
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Narcan (Naloxone) Revex (Nalmefene) and Romazicon (flumazenil) are?

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Antagonist medications

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15
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Which type of medication can affect cell, tissue, organ, and system response without binding to a receptor site

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Sympathomimetic

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16
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The amount of medication required to produce desired effects is called the

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Therapeutic dose

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17
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The amount of medication that is less than the lethal dose is called the

18
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True or false kidney elimination studies conducted in the investigational phase establish the half-life of a medication

19
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True or false tolerance occurs when some medications have increased efficacy or potency when taken repeatedly by the patient

20
Q
Each is classified as a stimulant except?
Caffeine 
Benzodiazepines 
Amphetamines 
Cocaine
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Benzodiazepine

21
Q

Each is characteristic of depressant except?
A transient increase in physical performance
Sedation
Bradycardia
Hypotension

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A transient increase in physical performance

22
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A 22 yr old male has a physical and behavioral need to use heroin in order to maintain normal function. This is called

23
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A 44 yr old female took 3 prescribed antidepressants and 2 mood-elevating herbal supplements resulting in altered mental status. This is called

24
A 22 pound child weighs ______ kg
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The length-based pediatric resuscitation device divided into color-coded sections that lists medication doses, endotracheal tube sizes, and defibrillator settings is called the ___________ tape
Broselow
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``` Physiologic effects of aging include each except Decreased- Cardiac output Total body water Renal function Blood volume ```
Blood volume
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The effects of some medications in women may differ from those of men because of
Proportions of body fat and water
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``` Physiologic changes in pregnancy include each except Decreased BP Increased cardiac output Decreased heart rate Increased respiratory tidal volume ```
Decreased heart rate
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True or false the placental barrier prevents medications from being exchanged between the mother and the fetus
False
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Which organization created the use-in-pregnancy rating system
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
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The implication of the X pregnancy category is
Contraindicated in pregnancy
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True or false electrolyte-enhanced drinks or substances can slow absorption of most medications and delay therapeutic effects
False
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True or false pharmacogenetics is the process of producing synthetic medications
False
34
True or false few medications require repeat doses to maintain therapeutic concentrations in the blood
False
35
``` Each describe intended benefit effect of medication except Matriculated response Desired response Therapeutic response Predictable response ```
Matriculated response
36
After treating a 59 yr old male with 3 nitro tablets for chest pain, you administer an IV infusion of Tridil (nitro) an infusion provides smaller doses of medication to produce the same desired response as larger, single doses This is called ___________ action
Cumulative
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An action of a medication other than the one for which it was intended
Side effect
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An unintentional, undesirable, and often unpredictable effect of a medication that suggests the possibility of serious consequences
Adverse effect
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An effect that is completely unexpected and unpredictable
Idiosyncratic effect
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``` Which side effect of a medication is least likely to occur Stroke Urticaria Dyspnea Palpitations ```
Stroke
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28 yr old female complaining of difficulty breathing and presents with signs and symptoms of asthma. You administer Albuterol and Ipratropium bromide together by small volume nebulizer. The combined administration of 2 meds to produce an effect greater than that of either med individually is called ______ effect
Additive
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75 yr old male accidentally OD on digoxin. You administer digibind and digifab; the 2 meds bind together to inactivate digoxin. This is called
Neutralization
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19 yr old male suffered a closed head injury and you need to perform RSI to secure airway. You administer Midazolam, a benzodiazepine, and Etomidate, a paralytic. By combining the 2 meds, the result has greater effect than the effect of the meds administered alone This is called
Synergism