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100
Medication placed into an vein.
What is intravenous?
100
This common vasoconstrictor wears many hats.
What is epinephrine?
100
Military time for this pm time would be _________.
What is 2210?
100
A single dose of a medication given all at once.
What is a bolus?
100
Best type of irrigation solution for cleaning instruments on the sterile field.
What is sterile water?
200
Medication via the airway.
What is inhalation?
200
The most commonly administered benzodiazepine given to treat anxiety of patients is _____________.
What is Versed?
200
This combination is used for _______________.
What is bowel prep?
200
You lose track of amount of local injected during the procedure. You received 30mL of 1% lido with epi at beginning of the procedure, you see there are 4cc's left in your syringe and 10cc's left in your medicine cup.
What is 16cc's injected during the procedure?
200
Classification of medication that decreases inflammation.
What are steroids?
300
Medication placed in the adipose tissue under the skin.
What is subcutaneous?
300
Mannitol is a commonly used ______________ in surgery to reduce intraocular or intracranial pressure.
What is diuretic?
300
Use this label to determine the generic and brand name of this medication. 
What is Augmentin for the brand name and amoxicillan/clavulanate potassium for the generic name.
300
The maximum amount of a medication that a patient can receive typically has to do with their ________________.
What is body weight?
300
An anticoagulant antagonist.
What is protamine sulfate?
400
Medication placed into the subarachnoid space (spine).
What is intrathecal?
400
Most commonly used for relaxation during intubation.
What is (neuromuscular blocking agent) succinylcholine?
400
Read this medication label to determine the classification. (Hint: ends in "lol")
What is beta-blocker?
400
If this amount of heparin is injected into a 1000mL bag of saline, there are _____ units/mL.
What is 20 units/mL?
400
An undesirable and potentially harmful effect of a drug.
What is an adverse effect?
500
Medication or fluid placed into a hollow cavity, such as the bladder.
What is instillation?
500
The commonly used anesthesia inhalation agents end in __________.
What is "ane."
500
This medication is used in surgery to ________________. (its most common use in surgery)
What is an anti-cholinergic to reduce mucous secretions?
(atropine can also be used in emergency situations to treat bradycardia)
500
2.5mg/kg up to 30mg/kg is the dosage for ______.
What is dantrolene?
500
The organ(s) primarily responsible for excreting drugs.
What are the kidneys?