Neuro/Endocrine
Neuro/Endocrine
Eye/Ear & Neuro/Endocrine
100
A patient with parkinsons dz is prescribed carbidopa/levodopa to reduce these sx.
What are rigidity & tremors?
100
A Blackriver technical SN knows that Hydantoins, Barbituates & Carboxylic Acid Derivatives all treat this disorder.
What is seizure?
100
This describes how to clean the eye prior to instilling ophthalmic solution.
What is cleansing crust from the eye by wiping from the inner canthus outward with a cotton ball?
200
A pt with a head injury is given Mannitol. This physical assessment finding is the best indicator that it is working.
What is increased urinary output?
200
Besides treating severe hyponatremia with 3% saline in a pt with SIADH, these medications are necessary.
What are diurectics (loop or osmotic)?
200
Miotics are used for this purpose.
What is constrict the eye?
300
Besides IVF to replace fluid loss this is the primary medication used to treat DI.
What is Demopressin acetate (DDAVP)?
300
This is another name for the drug Tensilon use to dx myasthenia gravis.
What is edrophonium?
300
Methimazole and proylthiouracil (PTU) are used with extreme caution during pregnancy due to the fact it can cause the fetus to have this condition
What is hypthroidism?
400
Name two medications used to temporarily lessen dementia associated with Alzheimer's
What is Aricept and Namenda?
400
Depakene (valproic acid) belongs to this pharmacological class of drugs.
What is Carboxylic Acid Derivative?
500
A patient presents to the ED with sx of a CVA. This thrombolytic might be ordered to reverse the sx if it is a thrombolic CVA.
What is TPA (Tissue-type plasminogen activator)?
500
This is another name for a cholinergic blocking drug.
What is parasympatholytic?
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