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Pharmacology Basics Flashcards

1
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1 mg = ? mcg

A

1,000 mcg

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2
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1 g = ? mg

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1,000 mg

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3
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1 kg = ? g

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1,000 g

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4
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1 kg = ? lb

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2.2 lbs

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5
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60 mg = ? gr

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1 gr

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6
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30 ml = ? oz

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1 oz

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7
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1 L = ? ml

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1,000 ml

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8
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5 ml = ? tsp

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1 tsp

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9
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15 ml = ? tbsp

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1 tbsp

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10
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1 tbsp = ? tsp

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3 tsp

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11
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Celsius =

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(F - 32) x 5/9

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12
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Fahrenheit =

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(C x 9/5) + 32

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13
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Infiltration prevention (3)

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  • Use smallest catheter
  • Stabilize port access
  • Assess blood return
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14
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Infiltration treatment (5)

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  • Stop infusion
  • Remove catheter
  • Apply cold compress
  • Elevate extremity
  • Insert new catheter in another extremity
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15
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Extravasation prevention

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  • Know vesicant potential before administration
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16
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Extravasation treatment (5)

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  • Stop infusion
  • Stop administration set
  • Aspirate drug if able to
  • Apply cold compress
  • Document
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17
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Phlebitis/thrombophlebitis prevention (4)

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  • Rotate sites every 72-96 hours
  • Secure catheter
  • Use aseptic technique
  • With PICCS avoid excessive activity with extremity
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18
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Phlebitis/thrombophlebitis treatment (4)

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  • Stop infusion
  • Remove PIV
  • Apply heat compress
  • Insert new catheter in another extremity
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19
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Hematoma prevention (2)

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  • Avoid veins not easily seen/palpated
  • Obtain hemostasis after insertion
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20
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Hematoma treatment (2)

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  • Remove IV and apply pressure if bleeding
  • Monitor/treat signs of phlebitis
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21
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Catheter embolus prevention

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  • Don’t reinsert stylet needle into catheter
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22
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Catheter embolus treatment (2)

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  • Apply tourniquet high on extremity to limit venous flow
  • Prepare to remove under x-ray
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23
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Antidote for acetaminophen

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Acetylcysteine

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24
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Antidote for benzodiazepine

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Flumazenil

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25
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Antidote for curare

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Edrophonium

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26
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Antidote for cyanide poisoning

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Methylene blue

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27
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Antidote for digitalis

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Digoxin immune FAB

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28
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Antidote for heparin/enoxaprin

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Protamine sulfate

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29
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Antidote for iron

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Deferoxamine

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30
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Antidote for lead

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Succimer

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31
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Antidote for magnesium sulfate

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Calcium gluconate 10%

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32
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Antidote for narcotics

33
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Antidote for warfarin

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Phytonadione (Vitamin K)

34
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Therapeutic level for Aminophylline

35
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Therapeutic level for Carbamazepine

36
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Therapeutic level for Digoxin

37
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Therapeutic level for Gentamicin

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Therapeutic level for Lidocaine

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Therapeutic level for Lithium

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Therapeutic level for magnesium sulfate

41
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Therapeutic level for Phenobarbital

42
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Therapeutic level for Phenytoin

43
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Therapeutic level for Salicylate

44
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Trough level for Gentamicin/Tobramycin

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Trough level for Vancomycin

46
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Toxic level for acetaminophen

47
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Toxic level for Aminophylline

48
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Toxic level for Amitriptyline

49
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Toxic level for Digoxin

50
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Toxic level for Lidocaine

51
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Toxic level for Lithium

52
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Toxic level for magnesium sulfate

53
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Toxic level for methotrexate

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> 10 over 24 hours

54
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Toxic level for phenobarbital

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Toxic level for phenytoin

56
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Toxic level for salicylate

57
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-dipine

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calcium channel blocker

58
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-afil

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erectile dysfunction

59
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-caine

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anesthetics

60
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-pril

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ACE inhibitors

61
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-pam/lam

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benzodiazepine

62
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-statin

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Antilipidemic

63
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-asone/solone

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corticosteroid

64
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-olol

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beta blocker

65
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-cillin

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penicillin

66
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-ide

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oral hypoglycemic

67
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-prazole

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proton pump inhibitor

68
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-vir

69
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-ase

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thrombolytic

70
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-azine

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antiemetic

71
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-phylline

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bronchodilator

72
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-arin

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anticoagulant

73
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-dine

74
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-zine

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antihistamine

75
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-cycline

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antibiotic

76
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-mycin

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aminoglycoside

77
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-floxacin

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antibiotic

78
Q

-tyline

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tricyclic antidepressant

79
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-pram/ine

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