Lesson 7

Question 1

Response of body tissue to harmful stimuli

Answer 1

Inflammation

Question 2

5 signs of inflammation

Answer 2

Rubor
Calor
Tumor
Dolor
Functio laesa

Question 3

Inflammation is from the Latin word

Answer 3

Unctionion

Question 4

Five cardinal signs of Inflammation

Answer 4

1. Rubor
2. Calor
3. Tumor
4. Dolor
5. Functio laesa

Question 5

Protects the body from injury and pathogens

Answer 5

Inflammatory response

Question 6

Block or alter chemical reactions associated with the inflammatory response

Answer 6

Anti-inflammatory agent

Question 7

The oldest anti-inflammatory drug

Answer 7

Aspirin

Question 8

What sign: pain

Answer 8

Dolor

Question 9

What sign: redness

Answer 9

Rubor

Question 10

What sign: calor

Answer 10

Increased heat

Question 11

2 types of anti-inflammatory agents

Answer 11

Corticosteroids
Antihistamines

Question 12

Used systemically to block the inflammatory and immune system

Answer 12

Corticosteroids

Question 13

It is also known as steroids

Answer 13

Corticosteroids

Question 14

Steroids are produces from the ??

Answer 14

Adrenal cortex

Question 15

What is the suffix of corticosteroids

Answer 15

-sone

Question 16

Provides strong anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects

Answer 16

nsaids / nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs

Question 17

Corticosteroids is divided into 2

Answer 17

Glucocorticoids
Mineralocorticoids

Question 18

A type of corticosteroids that reduce swelling and inflammation for better healing

Answer 18

Glucocorticoids

Question 19

A type of corticosteroids that regulate salt and water in the body which prevents kidney problems and control blood pressure

Answer 19

Mineralocorticoids

Question 20

Block the release of histamine in the initiation of the inflammatory response

Answer 20

Antihistamines

Question 21

It acts as a chemical messenger that get rids or blocks the inflammatory response

Answer 21

Antihistamines

Question 22

Example of antihistamines

Answer 22

Cetirizine

Question 23

NSAIDS meaning

Answer 23

Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs

Question 24

These drugs are for the reduction of pain and elimination of fevers

Answer 24

Nsaids

Question 25

These drugs are commonly otc

Answer 25

NSAIDs

Question 26

It has antipyretic, analgesic, and anti-coagulant

Answer 26

Aspirin

Question 27

Mediators for inflammation; usually given to patients with arthritis , gouts

Answer 27

Prostaglandin

Question 28

7 types of NSAIDS

Answer 28

Salicyclates Parachlorobenzoic Acid Propionic Acid Phenylacetic Acid Fenamates Oxicams Cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitors

Question 29

Aspirin is what type of NSAIDS

Answer 29

Salicyclates

Question 30

Mefenamic acid what type of NSAIDS

Answer 30

Fenamates

Question 31

Celecoxib is what type of NSAIDS

Answer 31

Cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitors

Question 32

ASA means

Answer 32

Acetylsalicylic acid

Question 33

What is the common side effects of nsaids

Answer 33

Gastric irritation

Question 34

What is fever blocking

Answer 34

Antipyretic

Question 35

Pain blocking

Answer 35

Analgesic

Question 36

A typebof salicyclates that treats inflammatory condition

Answer 36

Aspirin

Question 37

Give an example complication of aspirin

Answer 37

Reye syndrome

Question 38

It is the study of how the body interacts to the administration of the medication

Answer 38

Pharmacokinetics

Question 39

4 parts of pharmacokinetics

Answer 39

ADME Absorption Distribution Metabolism Excretion

Question 40

It is the paracetamol in the US

Answer 40

Acetaminophen

Question 41

Acts directly on the thermoregulatory cells of the hypothalamus

Answer 41

Acetaminophen

Question 42

It is absorbed by macrophages, which results in inhibition of phagocytosis

Answer 42

Gold compounds

Question 43

They stimulate the production of antibodies

Answer 43

Vaccines and sera

Question 44

Two types of immunity

Answer 44

Active immunity Passive immunity

Question 45

The body recognizes a foreign protein and begins producing antibodies to react with it

Answer 45

Active immunity

Question 46

Occurs when preformed antibodies are injected into the system

Answer 46

Passive immunity

Question 47

What immunity: you yourself creates the immunological response

Answer 47

Active immunity

Question 48

What immunity: you're not doing anything ; you are just receiving antibodies

Answer 48

Passive immunity

Question 49

What immunity: they do not last longer

Answer 49

Passive immunity

Question 50

What immunity: they last longer

Answer 50

Active immunity

Question 51

What immunity: immunity of the mother through the placenta

Answer 51

Passive immunity

Question 52

What immunity: covid vaccine

Answer 52

Artificial / active immunity

Question 53

What immunity: breastfeeding

Answer 53

Passive

Question 54

What immunity: immunoglobulin

Answer 54

Passive

Question 55

What immunity: vaccines

Answer 55

Active

Question 56

Natural or artificial: antibodies developed in response to an infection

Answer 56

Natural

Question 57

Natural or artificial: antibodies developed in response to a vaccination

Answer 57

Artificial

Question 58

Natural or artificial: antibodies received from mother through breast milk

Answer 58

Natural

Question 59

The process of artificially stimulating active immunity

Answer 59

Immunization

Question 60

Example of Childhood vaccines

Answer 60

DPT Haemophilus B Hepatitis A and B Chicken pox Polio MMR

Question 61

It stimulate active immunity in people at risk

Answer 61

Vaccines

Question 62

Adverse effects of vaccine

Answer 62

Fever Rash Chills Malaise Drowsiness Vomiting

Question 63

Contains antibodies to specific bacteria or viruses

Answer 63

Immune sera

Question 64

2 types of immune sera

Answer 64

Antitoxin Antivenom

Question 65

Have antibodies to specific toxins or to venom of apider or snake bites

Answer 65

Immune sera