Pharmacology Flashcards
name the contrast media types -
-iodinated
-water soluble
-barium
the following is describing what contrast media?
“positive agents; used to enhance vascular organs & structures (usually IV)”
A. iodinated
B. water soluble
C. barium
iodinated
the following is describing what contrast media?
“positive agents; water-soluble; rectal or oral to highlight GI”
A. iodinated
B. water soluble
C. barium
barium
the following is describing what contrast media?
“a pharmacologic agent bound to molecules of iodine”
A. iodinated
B. water soluble
C. barium
water soluble
which contrast media is mostly used in CT contrast?
water soluble barium sulfate
what are the two sub-categories of Iodinated contrast?
Describe them -
ionic and non-ionic
IONIC = high osmolality and cause more adverse reactions
NON-IONIC = low osmolality and cause fewer adverse reactions; more expensive
______ are waste products excreted by the kidneys; if high, means the kidney(s) have impaired function
BUN
(Blood Urea Nitrogen)
what are the normal BUN levels? - according to jess
7-20 mg/
when is contrast media typically used in clinic?
during simulation processes