Medications
medication class/route
bones
Disease and Disorders
infections
100

Hormone that stimulates the liver to release glucose

Glucagon

100

To give a dose of medication

administer

100

lower back vertebrae

lumbar

100

loss of bone mass/risk of fractures

osteoporosis

100

parasitic infection with lice

pediculosis

200

Increases the stimulation of the heart muscle

Epinephrine

200

Fastest absorption rate

intravenous

200

upper arm bone

humerous

200

tingling and burning in hands and fingers

Carpal tunnel syndrome

200

fungal infection of the skin

dermatophytosis

300

an antihistamine used for alergic reactions

Diphenhydramine

300

class of medications that thins bronchial secretions

expectorant

300

costal 

ribs

300

loss or wasting of muscle tissue

muscle atrophy

300

highly contagious bacterial infection of the skin seen in children and adults

impetigo

400

blocks or releases the opioid medication effects and is used for overdoses

naloxone

400

class of medication that reduces frequency and severity of seizures

anticonvulsant

400

upper neck vertebrae

cervical

400

an immune disorder that a person's own cell parts deteriorate

autoimmune

400

fungal infection that occurs on the skin, in the mouth, respiratory tract

candidiasis

500

is a vasodilator and is used in angina

Nitroglycerin

500
Class of medication used for pain and fever and has side effects of GI intolerance

NSAID

500

arm bone on pinky side

ulna

500

neuromuscular condition affecting the voluntary muscles causing weakness

myasthenia gravis

500

staphylococcus or streptococcus bacterial skin infection

cellulitis

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