Medications

Question 11

Do superficial venous thrombus’s embolise?

Answer 11

Rarely

Question 18

Amoxicillin

Answer 18

Antibiotics

Question 19

Azithromycin

Answer 19

Antibiotics

Question 20

Bacitracin

Answer 20

Antibiotics

Question 21

Bicillin

Answer 21

Antibiotics

Question 22

Subdural haemorrhages

Answer 22

Dura and arachnoid, ruptured bridging veins, blunt trauma, mild/ non specific

Question 22

Clindamycin

Answer 22

Antibiotics

Question 23

Doxycycline

Answer 23

Antibiotics

Question 24

Flagyl

Answer 24

Antibiotics

Question 25

Keflex

Answer 25

Antibiotics

Question 26

Levofloxacin

Answer 26

Antibiotics

Question 27

Moxifloxcin

Answer 27

Antibiotics

Question 28

Neosporin

Answer 28

Antibiotics

Question 29

Rocephin

Answer 29

Antibiotics

Question 30

Unasyn

Answer 30

Antibiotics

Question 31

Atenolol

Answer 31

Anti-hypertensives

Question 32

Hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ)

Answer 32

Anti-hypertensives

Question 33

Complications of liver failure

Answer 33

Malabsorption of fat and fat soluble vitamins, weight loss including muscle and bone, hypoglycaemia, bleeding tendency, reduced storage but reduced absorption and synthesis, elevated serum bilirubin (jaundice)

Question 33

Metoprolol

Answer 33

Anti-hypertensives

Question 34

Nitroglycerin

Answer 34

Anti-hypertensives

Question 35

Clonodine

Answer 35

Anti-hypertensives

Question 36

Lisinopril

Answer 36

Anti-hypertensives

Question 37

Dilaudid (Hydromorphone)

Answer 37

Analgesics (pain killers, narcotics)

Question 38

Morphine

Answer 38

Analgesics (pain killers, narcotics)

Question 39

Percocet (Oxycodone-acetaminophen)

Answer 39

Analgesics (pain killers, narcotics)

Question 40

Vicodin/Lortab (Hydrocodone-acetiminophen)

Answer 40

Analgesics (pain killers, narcotics)

Question 41

Aspirin

Answer 41

Blood thinners

Question 42

Coumadin (Warfarin)

Answer 42

Blood thinners

Question 43

Enoxiparin (lovenox)

Answer 43

Blood thinners

Question 44

Plevix

Answer 44

Blood thinners

Question 45

Benadryl

Answer 45

Anti-histamines

Question 46

Pepcid

Answer 46

Anti-histamines

Question 47

Tamiflu

Answer 47

Anti-virals

Question 48

Acyclovir

Answer 48

Anti-virals

Question 49

Crestor

Answer 49

Cholesterol Medication

Question 50

Lipitor

Answer 50

Cholesterol Medication

Question 51

Risk factors for the development of venous thrombi

Answer 51

Stasis, hyper coagulation

Question 51

Niaspan

Answer 51

Cholesterol Medication

Question 52

Simvastatin

Answer 52

Cholesterol Medication

Question 53

Vytorin

Answer 53

Cholesterol Medication

Question 54

Zetia

Answer 54

Cholesterol Medication

Question 55

Zocor

Answer 55

Cholesterol Medication

Question 56

Healthy person, 25 yrs, dx pneumonia. Described as _______ virulence.

Answer 56

Highly

Question 56

Lasix (Furosemide)

Answer 56

Diuretics

Question 57

Insulin

Answer 57

Anti-hyperglycemics

Question 58

Define emphysema

Answer 58

Irreversible, permanent enlargement of alveoli due to destruction of alveolar walls (over inflation)

Question 58

Glipizide

Answer 58

Anti-hyperglycemics

Question 59

Glyburide

Answer 59

Anti-hyperglycemics

Question 60

Acarbose

Answer 60

Anti-hyperglycemics

Question 61

Metformin

Answer 61

Anti-hyperglycemics

Question 62

Bentyl

Answer 62

GI Medication

Question 63

GI cocktail (Maalox and Lidocaine)

Answer 63

GI Medication

Question 64

Imodium

Answer 64

GI Medication

Question 65

Maalox/Mylanta

Answer 65

GI Medication

Question 66

Pepcid

Answer 66

GI Medication

Question 67

What may pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) lead too/ cause?

Answer 67

Peritonitis Ectopic pregnancy Infertility Scarring leading to obstruction of other abdominal organs

Question 67

Pepto Bismol

Answer 67

GI Medication

Question 68

Protonix

Answer 68

GI Medication

Question 69

Adenosine

Answer 69

Anti-arrythmics

Question 70

Cardizem

Answer 70

Anti-arrythmics

Question 71

Atenolol

Answer 71

Anti-arrythmics

Question 72

True/ false: bowel cancer is rare

Answer 72

False

Question 72

Metoprolol

Answer 72

Anti-arrythmics

Question 73

D50

Answer 73

Increases Blood Sugar

Question 74

Glucagon

Answer 74

Increase Blood Sugar

Question 75

Imitrex

Answer 75

Migraines

Question 76

Midrin

Answer 76

Migraines

Question 77

Flexeril

Answer 77

Muscle Relaxers

Question 78

Scalaxin

Answer 78

Muscle Relaxers

Question 79

Valium (Diazepam)

Answer 79

Muscle Relaxers

Question 80

Ativan (Lorazepam)

Answer 80

Sedation

Question 81

Ketamine

Answer 81

Sedation

Question 82

Why is the fate of most embryos and the most critical time of development?

Answer 82

3 Months= time when all organs develop. | Famale= default

Question 82

Propofol (Diprivan)

Answer 82

Sedation

Question 83

Versed

Answer 83

Sedation

Question 84

Xanax (Alprazolam)

Answer 84

Sedation

Question 85

Dexamethasone (Decadron)

Answer 85

Steroids

Question 86

Prednisone

Answer 86

Steroids

Question 87

Solumedrol

Answer 87

Steroids

Question 88

Vistaril

Answer 88

Steroids

Question 89

Carbamazepine (Tegretol)

Answer 89

Seizures

Question 90

Dilantin

Answer 90

Seizures

Question 91

Depakote (Valproic acid)

Answer 91

Seizures

Question 92

Keppra

Answer 92

Seizures

Question 93

Lamictal

Answer 93

Seizures

Question 94

Trileptil

Answer 94

Seizures

Question 95

Aleve (Naprosyn, Naproxen)

Answer 95

NSAID

Question 96

Ibuprofen (Motrin, Advil)

Answer 96

NSAID

Question 97

R) hf signs

Answer 97

Peripheral oedema, kidney/ spleen/ liver disease

Question 97

Tylenol (Acetaminophen)

Answer 97

NSAID

Question 98

Toradol

Answer 98

NSAID

Question 99

Albuterol

Answer 99

Nebulizer (asthma)

Question 100

DuoNeb

Answer 100

Nebulizer (asthma)

Question 101

Particulate inhalation factors

Answer 101

Size, shape, toxicity, solubility, additional irritants, amount inhaled

Question 101

Epinephrine

Answer 101

Nebulizer (asthma)

Question 102

Proventil

Answer 102

Nebulizer (asthma)

Question 103

Xopenex

Answer 103

Nebulizer (asthma)

Question 114

Tumour

Answer 114

Abnormal swelling, uncontrolled growth of cells

Question 121

Different between communicating and non communicating hydrocephalus

Answer 121

Commun: enlargement of the entire ventricular system Noncommun: enlargement of only 2 portions of the ventricular system

Question 123

Causes of brain herniations

Answer 123

Increase intracranial pressure (oedema, tumour, abscess, haemorrhages, trauma)

Question 127

Function of the stomach

Answer 127

Major secretory organ, important for b12 digestion "mixer/ blender"

Question 129

Large intestine functions

Answer 129

Absorbs h2o from faeces-> makes them harder and dryer

Question 133

Causes of cirrhosis

Answer 133

Alcohol, infection, increased fat diets