HM Manual CH. Pharmacy Flashcards

0
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How long do you keep prescriptions on file?

A

2 years

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Pharmocology:

A

the science dealing with the origin, nature, chemistry, effects and uses of medications

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2
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What are the factors that influence dosages?

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Sex, race, occupation, habitual use, time of administration, frequency of administaration, mode of administration

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3
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Young’s rule:

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Age in yrs/age+12 X AD = CD

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4
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Morphine is contraindicated for patients with what?

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head injuries, acute alcoholism and convulsive disorders

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5
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Primaquine phosphate is contraindicated for who?

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G-6 PD deficient personnel

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6
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What laxative is recommended by radiology department for use prior to special x-rays?

A

magnesium citrate

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7
Q

Diazepam is also known as what?

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Cana - convulsive antidote, nerve agent. Typically issued with three mark I NAAK

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8
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B vitamins:

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B1 - Thiamine - treats beriberi
B2 - Riboflavin
B3 - Niacin - treats pellagra
B6 - Pyridoxine - used druing INH Therapy
B12 - Cyanobalamin - treats pernicious anemia

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9
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Macrolides are effective against?

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Gram positive cocci, nesseria, hemophilis & myobacteria

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What do anti-fungals do?

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Inhibits or suppresses the growth of fungi, dermatophytes or candida

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11
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What is most often used to treat candiasis?

A

nystatin (myocostatin)

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12
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Permethrin is used for what?

A
Pediculosis capitus (head)
Dithibus pubis (crab lice) also indicated for scabies

-caution for infants, children & pregnant mothers

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Metronidazole (flagyl) treats what?

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Amebiasis

-combining with alcohol can produce violent side effects

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14
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What symptoms are associated with malaria?

A

fever, chills, and flu-like illness

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15
Q

What drug is used to treat petit mal-epilepsy?

A

Phenobarbital (luminal)

16
Q

What drug is used to treat grand mal-epilepsy?

A

phenytoin sodium (dilatin)

17
Q

What drug would you use to treat narcolepsy?

A

dextroamphetamine sulfate (dexadrine)

18
Q

Meloxicam (mobic) is contraindicated for whom?

A

for women in their 3rd trimester of pregnancy

19
Q

When was smallpox eradicated and who declared it?

A

1980 - The WHO

20
Q

What are the two types of balancers?

A
Class A (torsion)
Electronic
21
Q

What is the max number of prescriptions to be written on a polyprescription?

A

Four

22
Q

What are the four parts of the DD 1289?

A

Supercrpition -“RX” symbol means “to take”
Inscription - list the name and quantity of medication to be used
Subscription - gives directions to the compounder
Signa - gives directions for the patient

23
Q

What kind of storage is required for schedule I&II drugs?

A

Vault or safe

24
Q

Scheduel I:

A

high abuse potential and no accepted medical use

25
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Schedule II:

A

Narcs, amphetamines, barbituates

  • no refills
  • filled within 7 days
26
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Schedule III:

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non-barbituate sedatives, non-amphetamine stimulatants

  • must be filled within 30days
  • refills x5 within 6 months
27
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Schedule IV:

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  • filled within 30days

- refilled 5 times within 6 months

28
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Schedule V:

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primary antitussives/antidiarrheals

  • filled within 30days
  • refilled up to 5 times within 6 months
29
Q

How many schedules of drugs are there?

A

5

30
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Fat soluble vitamins:

A

A - retinol
D - deficiency leads to rickets
E - tocopherol - protects the cell membrane
K - formation of prothrombin - deficiency increases clotting time

31
Q

6 rights of medication administraion:

A
PT
MED
ROUTE
DOSE
TIME 
DOCUMENT
32
Q

3 names for medications:

A

chemical - chemical and molecular structure
generic name - derived from the chemical name
brand name - (trade name) given by the manufacturer

33
Q

What will happen if you let silver nitrate dry out on a patient?

A

skin turns gray

-condition is know as argyria

34
Q

What broad-spectrum antibiotics were introduced in 1948?

A

Tetracyclines

35
Q

Why are tetracyclines not indicated for children and pregnant women?

A

because it produces discoloration of the teeth and depresses bone marrow growth

36
Q

How many hours before meals should you give tetracyclines?

A

1-2 hours before

37
Q

What are macroclides effective against?

A

gram positive coci, neisseria hemophilus and mycobcteria

38
Q

What is the drug of choice to prevent or relapse of malaria?

A

primaquine phosphate