PCOL LAB Flashcards

1
Q

The Group A will serve as

A

Control Group

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2
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The Group B will serve as

A

Positive Group

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3
Q

In Analgesic property, what temp. should be set when placing the test animals in the hot apparatus

A

55-60°C

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4
Q

In Analgesic property, what responses are taken after placing the test animal on a hot plate where time are recorded afterwards.

A

Jumping, Withdrawal of the paws, and Licking of the paws

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5
Q

In Analgesic property, what route of Administration is use in the computation dose of the drug

A

Orally, Subcutaneously, and IP

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6
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In Analgesic property, what group you will administer the computed dose of the drug

A

Group B

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7
Q

Has been described by International Association for the study of Pain as an “unpleasant sensory and emotional expressions associated with actual or potential tissue damage, or described
in terms of such damage”.

A

Pain

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8
Q

first treated with non – narcotic analgesic

A

Pain

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9
Q

Pain is first treated with

A

non – narcotic analgesic

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10
Q

IASP stands for

A

International Association for the Study of Pain

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11
Q

A substance used to relieve pain.

A

Analgesic

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12
Q

Examples of analgesic agent

A
  • Aspirin
  • Acetaminophen
  • Indomethacin
  • Naproxen
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13
Q

A condition in which there is a rise in body temperature above the normal that is 37ºC.

A

Fever

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14
Q

Average body temperature

A

37ºC

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15
Q

Normal body temperature can range between

A

97 F (36.1 C) and 99 F (37.2 C)

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16
Q

Fever is accompanied by

A
  • Shivering
  • Headache
  • Nausea
  • Constipation
  • Diarrhea
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17
Q

Fever is usually due to

A

BACTERIAL or VIRAL INFECTIONS and can accompany any infectious disease

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18
Q

Drug that prevent or reduce fever by lowering the body temperature.

A

Antipyretics

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19
Q

The one likely to be affected by Antipyretic drugs

A

Thermoregulatory center of the brain

20
Q

Common examples of Antipyretics

A

Paracetamol and Aspirin

21
Q

Inflammation is characterized by the orderly occurrence of several processes

A
  1. Initiation
  2. Recruitment
  3. Chemoattraction of inflammatory cells and activation of these cells to release inflammatory mediators capable of damaging or killing an invading microbe or tumor.
22
Q

The classical signs of inflammation are

A
  • Redness
  • Swelling
  • Heat
  • Pain
  • Loss of function
23
Q

In Analgesic property, how long should you wait for the administered drug to take effect

A

30-45 mins.

24
Q

In Analgesic property, what temp. should be set when placing the test animals again on the hot plate apparatus

A

55ºC

25
Q

In every property, the final step is tabulating and interpreting the results by creating a

A

Graphical representation (Bar or line graph)

26
Q

In Analgesic property, place again the test animals on the hot plate apparatus with a temperature of 55°C every other ___ for ___

A

5 mins for 20 mins.

27
Q

In Antipyretic property, the baseline temperature must be

A

Recorded first

28
Q

In Antipyretic property, how much should you administer when using Brewer’s yeast

A

0.5 mL

29
Q

In Antipyretic property, what route of parenteral injection should you administer the Brewer’s yeast

A

Intramuscular

30
Q

In Antipyretic property, what is the waiting time after you administer the Brewer’s yeast

A

15-20 mins

31
Q

In Antipyretic property, if no notable increase of
temperature observed you should Administer another ___ of Brewer’s yeast

A

0.5 mL

32
Q

In Antipyretic property, you should only administer the computed medication required when

A

When the body temperature of the test animal increases with comparison to the baseline temperature

33
Q

In Antipyretic property, how long should you wait when you administer the computed medication required

A

45-60 mins

34
Q

In Antipyretic property, what group should you administer the computed medication required

A

Group B

35
Q

In Antipyretic property, temperature must be taken again every after ____ for ___

A

15 mins for 1 hour

36
Q

What test animals you should group in Anti-inflammatory property

A

Rattus norvegicus

37
Q

What test animals you should group in Antipyretic property

A

Oryctolagus cuniculus

38
Q

What test animals you should group in Analgesic property

A

Mus musculus albinus

39
Q

In Anti-inflammatory property, what paw you should measure

A

Right hind paw

40
Q

In Anti-inflammatory property, what tool should you use in measuring the paw

A

Vernier caliper

41
Q

In Anti-inflammatory property, how much should you administer when using Carrageenan

A

0.1 mL

42
Q

In Anti-inflammatory property, what route of parenteral injection should you administer the Carrageenan

A

Subcutaneous

43
Q

In Anti-inflammatory property, what is the waiting time after you administer the Carrageenan

A

15-20 mins

44
Q

In Anti-inflammatory property, how long should you wait for the administered drug to take effect

A

20-30 mins

45
Q

In Anti-inflammatory property, measure again the inflamed paws every after __ for ___

A

15 mins for 1 hour.