drugs

Question 1

(widest used)
*minimum concentration of vasoconstrictor in Local
Anesthesia

Answer 1

nitroglycerin

Question 2

Used to treat ear infection, throat,
and lung infection, skin infection, cold, chest
infection, and infections of the blood.

Answer 2

clindamycin
- lincomycin

Question 3

• safest drug and has a least
  interaction with the other drugs.

Answer 3

azithromycin

Question 4

ANTICOAGUALANTS DRUG

Answer 4

HEPARIN, COUMARIN DERIVATIVES, ASPIRIN

Question 5

Use for control of thromboembolic
disease such as Thrombophlebitis,
Cerebrovascular Disease, and
Cardiovascular Disease.

Answer 5

HEPARIN, COUAMRIN DERIVATIVES

Question 6

where seizure is likely to occur.

Answer 6

DENTAL OFFICE

Question 7

ANTICOVULSATS

Answer 7

PHENYTOIN, DIAZEPAM, CARBAMAZEPINE, PHENOBARBITAL, VALPORIC ACID

Question 8

Medication used to control or prevent
seizures or convulsions, or to stop ongoing
seizures.

Answer 8

ANTOCONVULSANT

Question 9

causes loss of consciousness in a
violent muscle contraction.

Answer 9

GRAND MAL OR TONIC -CLONIC

Question 10

Tonic phase

Answer 10

there is loss of
consciousness occur and the muscles
suddenly contract and causes the
person to fall down. Tends to last for
about 10-20 seconds.

Question 11

CLONIC PHASE

Answer 11

muscle go into
rhythmic contraction and alternately
reflexing and flexing. This convulsion
usually lasts for 1- 2minutes or less.

Question 12

usually occur in children
between the ages 4-14 years old.
- This causes an individual to
blank-out or stare into space for
a few seconds or there is a
sudden stop of activities like
talking or moving.
- That is why “absence seizure

Answer 12

PETIT MAL

Question 13

ANTIHISTAMINE

Answer 13

LORATIDINE, DIPHENHYDRAMINE, MECLIZINE

Question 14

medicines that lowers the
body’s ability to reject a transplanted organ

Answer 14

IMMUNIOSUPPRESANTS

Question 15

― under
which is Cyclosporine

Answer 15

CALCINEURIN INHIBITORS

Question 16

• beta blocking agent that may be
  helpful in controlling anxiety related elevation of
  blood pressure. (but not common practice at the
  present time)

Answer 16

PROPRANOLOL