Medical Math Quiz Flashcards
In order to obtain the most current information related to a medication, it is suggested that the pre-hospital provider:
Select one:
a. Use only local protocols as your source
b. Use multiple sources and compare information in conjunction with medical direction
c. Rely on an EMS guide as the sole source of information
d. Utilize the internet as a resource because it is most correct.
b. Use multiple sources and compare information in conjunction with medical direction
Ordered: 0.25mg of Terbutaline
On Hand: 2mg/mL
Select one:
a. 0.125mL
b. 1.25mL
c. 0.13mL
d. 12.5mL
a. 0.125mL
The study of natural drug sources that has been expanded to include chemicals developed and used in laboratory research most correctly describes:
Select one:
a. Pharmacodynamics
b. Pharmacology
c. Pharmacognosy
d. Pharmacokinetics
c. Pharmacognosy
Ordered: 80mg of Thiamine
On Hand: 100mg/mL
Select one:
a. 80mL
b. 0.8mL
c. 800mL
d. 80mL
b. 0.8mL
Ordered: 150mg of Lidocaine
On Hand: 100mg/10mL
Select one:
a. 10mL
b. 12mL
c. 15mL
d. 20mL
c. 15mL
A tool that may be readily available and carried by the pre-hospital provider for field use when seeking information regarding an unknown medications is:
Select one:
a. United States Pharmacopia
b. PhysiciansDesk Reference
c. Drug information/hospital formulary
d. Smart phone
d. smart phone
Atropine is a powerful organic alkaloid that reacts with acid to form a salt that is readily soluble in body fluids. Which of the following source is atropine derived?
Select one:
a. plant
b. animal
c. mineral
d. synthetic
a. plant
Ordered: 250mg Aminophyllin
On Hand: 1g/20mL = 1000mg/20mL
Select one:
a. 5mL
b. 10mL
c. 15mL
d. 20mL
a. 5mL
Ordered: 500mg of Bretylieum
On Hand: 1g/20mL = 50mg/mL
Select one:
a. 1.0mL
b. 10mL
c. 100mL
d. 1mL
b. 10mL
Examples of synthetically produced medications include:
Select one:
a. diazepam, fentanyl, adenosine
b. pepsin, pancreatin, and oxytocin
c. atropine, morphine, and digitalis
d. magnesium, sodium bicarbonate, and calcium carbonate
a. diazepam, fentanyl, adenosine