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Spring Final Flashcards

1
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  1. Serotonin Syndrome (hyperthermia, rigidity)
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mixing SSRI and other

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2
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Malignant Hyperthermia

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Dantrolene

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3
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Dexmedetomidine

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Alpha 2 agonist

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4
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preventing acute rejection

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Cyclosporine

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5
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Cyclophosphamide

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Hemorrhagic cystitis

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6
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Person comes in with white between their toes

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Tolafnate

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7
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H2 agoinst in someone who has a bleeding ulcer

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Tachyphlaxis

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8
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Head lice give give nix

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wait 10 minutes prior

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9
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What is the topical trichogenic

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Rogaine

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10
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What is the TCA:

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Desvenlafaxine (Pristiq)

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11
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Ramelton is an against where:

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MT1 and MT2

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12
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Schizophrenic

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Risperdol

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13
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What is NOT a side effect of Levodopa

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Pupillary constriction

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14
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What is a atypical antiepileptic

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Seroquel

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15
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What was carvadopa help levodopa

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prevents peripheral metabolism

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16
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What do you reverse a Benzo?

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Flumazenil

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17
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What causes the side effect of aplastic anemia?

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Felbamate

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18
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What is the drug for fibromyalgia?

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Lyrica

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19
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What is the MOA of cyclobenzaprine

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CNS muscle relaxant, but the mechanism is not understood

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20
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An increase from where would cause hyponatremia?

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posterior pituitary

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21
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Tizanidine adverse reaction is NOT

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hypertension

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22
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no active metabolite and goes strait to glucoronadation

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Lorazapam

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23
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Longest acting benzo

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Flurazepam

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24
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What is the longest acting non-depolarizing muscle relaxant?

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Pancoronium

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25
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What is a depolarizing sedative hypnotic

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Succinylcholine

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26
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Which anti=eliptic helps Lennox-G Seizures?

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Lamictal

27
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Which one is aC category:

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Lorazapam (D), Lunesta(C), Ambient (C) , Sonata (C)

28
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What do you give to the kid who spaces out in class

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Ethosuxamide

29
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Which one has no antitussive crap

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Claritin

30
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Lingand on Gabba

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Inverse of Gabba will cause ANXIETY

31
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What causes gingival hyperplasia

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Phenytoin

32
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What can cause diabetes insipidus

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Lithium

33
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What is a S/E of lithium

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Edema

34
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Chronic use of laxative, Senna –> brown spot =

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Melanosis Coli

35
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What do you use if you don’t want a hangover the next day?

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Lunesta

36
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What do you give to the patient who refuses or can’t take oran antipsychotics

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Fluphenazine (Proloxin)

37
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What is true about carbidopa

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Food wil delay is showing up in the blood

38
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What drug can be given intra-thecal?

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Baclofen

39
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What works at GAT 1 =

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Tiagabine

40
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What is not FDA approved for the use of bipolar?

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Haldol

41
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Pt drinks has DM, they should not take metformin because of ?

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Lactic acidosis

42
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What is best treated with corticosteroids?

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Lichen-simplex chronicas

43
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Lady with DEXA exam the cause is :

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Prednisone

44
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What drug is used for the autosomal dominant disease, Huntingtons?

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Resperidine

45
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What treats restless leg syndrome?

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Ropinirole

46
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You tell someone to take meds sitting straight up to prevent?

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Erosive esophagitis

47
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What ist he drug that treats Hyperthyroidism?

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Methimazole (MMI)

48
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phosphodiasterase to increase CAMP (2 PP in the Qs, 1P in answer)

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Primacor

49
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Verapamil

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Prolongs PR

50
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Where do the thiazides act?

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distal convulted tubule

51
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which drug causes agranulocytosis?

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Clozapine

52
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The lady with a stroke/TIA?

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Plavix

53
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EPO MOA

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increases the erythro precursors in the bone marrow

54
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Newly diagnosed depression

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give citalapram (celexa)

55
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Unicyclic antidepressant

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Bupropion

56
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Not in preggers (no ACEs or ARBs)

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Captipril

57
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What is the best for lowering LDL

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(H_ statin

58
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A person who limits their tyramine intake is on what?

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MAOI

59
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Selegiline

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at high doses inhibits MAOIA

60
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what one of these is a COMT-I?

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Tolcapone

61
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Smoking cessation

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Bupropion

62
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What is NOT a complication of NMBA?

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unaware of paralysis

63
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What is the off-lable use for trazadone?

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insomnia

64
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Guidelines for acute otitis media

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GIVE CHILDREN UNDER 48 MONTHS WITHOUT SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS and UNILATERAL AOM

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