unit 3 Flashcards

1
Q

the drug epinephrine is known to cause what?

A
  • dilate air passages
  • increase heart rate
  • constrict blood vessels
  • stimulate the sympathetic nervous response
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2
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a drug the quiets the nervous excitement

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sedative

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3
Q

what is an example of a sedative

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valium
diazepam

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4
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a medication that relieves pain by altering the perception of painful stimuli without producing loss of consciousness

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analgesic

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5
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what are some examples of analgesics

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aspirin
tylenol
ibuprofen

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6
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a potent pain reliever with mood altering side effects

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narcotic

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7
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examples of narcotics

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morphine
fentanyl
methadone

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8
Q

when a patient in the radiology department requires sedation and pain relief, what two medications are often given

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  • midozolam
  • fentanyl
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9
Q

derived from a mild or bacterium that kills or inhibits the growth of other microorganisms

A

antibiotics

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10
Q

examples of antibiotics

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penicillin
tetracycline
amoxicillin

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11
Q

anti anxiety medication

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anxioltics

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12
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examples of anti anxiety medication

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valium
xanax
diazepam

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13
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medication to prevent or minimizes nausea and vomiting

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antiemetics

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14
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example of antiemetics

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zofran

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15
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a drug that prevents or reduces the coagulation of blood

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anticoagulants

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16
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examples of anticoagulants

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heparin
warfarin
coumadin

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17
Q

your patient is experiencing a medication reaction and their blood pressure has dropped and they are experiencing bradycardia, what medication might be given to help with their symptoms

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atropine

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18
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what medication may help stabilize the rhythm of the heart during a CT angiography study

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beta - blocker

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19
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after receiving ICM, you notice your pt starts to break out in hives and is complaining about itching, what medications could counteract the hives/itching

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Benadryl
Solu-medrol

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20
Q

what therapeutic index (TI) ratios would be the most harmful to the patient

21
Q

drug that causes increased blood pressure

A

vasoconstrictors

22
Q

examples of vasoconstrictors

A

epinephrine
adrenaline

23
Q

medication that may prevent tachycardia

A

anti-arrhythmics

24
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examples of anti arrhythmias

A

beta blocker
calcium channel blocker
cardizem

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a clot dissolving medication
thrombolytics
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an example of a thrombolytic
tPA
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a drug causing relaxation and opening of blood vessels
vasodilators
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examples of vasodilators
hydralazine minoxidil
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your patient is having a respiratory reaction to ICM, what medications could be helpful to give them
albuterol oxygen
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a drug or natural substance with an attraction to a specific receptor site that produces a physiologic response
agonist
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lethal dose to 50% of the population
LD/50
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a drug or natural substance that is attracted to and blocks specific receptor sites
antagonist
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specific biologic sites located on a cell surface or within the cell
drug receptors
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a measure of the relative safety of a drug
therapeutic index (TI)
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the point at which a drug reaches its intended effect
onset of action
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the time during which the drugs is in the body and elicits a therapeutic response
duration of action
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this is when the drug reaches its highest potential and begins to subside
maximum peak
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when a procedure requires sedation, when should vital signs be assessed
before the procedure during the procedure after the procedure
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what medications should be avoided (if possible) when treating a hypertensive patient
atropine normal saline epinephrine
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what medication will stop the body’s inflammatory response to ICM
Benadryl Solu- medrol
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what medication is useful to help with acute dyspnea
albuterol oxygen epinephrine
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what medication is used to reduce the risk of stroke
warfarin heparin
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you’re performing an examination of the lungs on a patient with severe pulmonary edema, it is highly likely your patient is taking what medication
lasix
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what factors may potentially affect the human body’s response to medications
weight gender immune status age
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patient has limited response to stimuli
deep sedation
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patient can still follow specific instructions
moderate (conscious) sedation
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relaxes the patient and reduces anxiety
minimal (anxiolysis) sedation
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requires significant support of vital functions
general anesthesia