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1.
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one drug enchances the effects of another
2.
1 point
central veneous access includes all except
3.
1 point
what does not affect the drug response time
4.
1 point
names of drugs include
5.
1 point
what is not an action of a drug
6.
1 point
what is the substance that is responsible for decreasing blood glucose level called
7.
1 point
which hormones does the adrenal cortex gland secrete?
8.
1 point
one drug effects the pharmacology of another
9.
1 point
rapidly occuring tolerance to a drug
10.
1 point
hypothyroidism leads to
11.
1 point
the administering of one drug alters the response of another drug
12.
1 point
mucous membranes are present at all sites except
13.
1 point
Drugs mixed with a wax-like base that melts at body
temperature.
14.
1 point
an SQ injection means
15.
1 point
a drug that causes a physiological response
16.
1 point
tolerance for a drug that occurs after the administration of another drug
17.
1 point
you should document all of the following after providing a pt with medication except
18.
1 point
how the drug works and effects the body
19.
1 point
when giving an SQ injection, you should
20.
1 point
sympathetic class includes all except
21.
1 point
a decreased response using the same amount
22.
1 point
enteral means
23.
1 point
on drug labels you will find all except:
24.
1 point
parenteral administration is generally more rapid then enteral
25.
1 point
How the drug is absorbed, distributed, and
eliminated; typically includes onset and duration
of action.
26.
1 point
a drug that inhibits or blocks a physiological response
27.
1 point
which of the following is not a source of drugs
28.
1 point
IM injection sides include all of the following except
29.
1 point
the additive effect, administering two drugs with similar effects are given
30.
1 point
Delivering medications by absorption through the
gastrointestinal tract:
31.
1 point
suspensions with an oily substance in the solution
32.
1 point
parenteral is any route outside of the GI tract, it usually involves:
33.
1 point
two drugs given with similar effects to produce a greater effect
34.
1 point
Route Including intravenous, endotracheal, intraosseous,
umbilical, intramuscular, subcutaneously,
inhalation, topical
35.
1 point
all are types of pulmonary drug administration except
36.
1 point
pharmacokinetics consists of
37.
1 point
a macrodrip drips:
38.
1 point
increased effectiveness when the drug is given in several doses
39.
1 point
asepsis:
40.
1 point
diabetes mellitus directly effects the:
41.
1 point
a mixture of two immiscible liquids, one being dispersed throughout the other in small droplets
42.
1 point
all of the following are indications for IV access except
43.
1 point
Antihyperlipidemic Agents treat:
44.
1 point
chemicals used to prevent, treat or diagnose disease
45.
1 point
Most emergency medications are given
intravenously to avoid :
46.
1 point
what type of drug is to be absorbed through the skin or mucous membranes?
47.
1 point
Gelatin containers filled with powders or tiny pills.
48.
1 point
the parasympathetic drug system includes all but which
49.
1 point
the study of drugs and their actions on the body is known as
50.
1 point
the glucagon kits involve a liquid loaded syringe and a vial of powder, this is called a
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