Diagnostic Agents
Diuretics
Hormones
Coagulation affecting Medications
Ophthalmic Agents
100

Radiographic test use what type of diagnostic agents?

contrast media

100

Diuretics prevent sodium reabsorption in the ____.

Kidneys

100

True or false Hormones in the body respond to environmental factors.

True

100

What strength of Epi can cause tachycardia and hypertension if injected?

1:1000

100

What structure of the eye focuses an image onto the retina?

Lens

200

Which diagnostic agent smells like vinegar?

Acetic acid

200

A potassium level of 5.7 is indicative of ____.

Hyperkalemia

200

Steroidal hormones are derived from?

Cholesterol

200

What drugs inhibits blood clot formation?

Anticoagulants

200

The white of the eye is called the _____.

Sclera

300

Contrast media can be made of what 2 substances?

Barium or iodine

300

Which diuretic is administered from the back table?

Mannitol

300

The master gland

Pituitary

300

What type of drug dissolves formed clots?

Thrombolytics

300

What prep solution is used in ophthalmic surgery?

Opthamic betadine

400

What type of diagnostic agent helps to identify cervical dysplasia?

Acetic acid

400

What is the most popular loop diuretic?

furosemide (Lasix)

400

True or false

Thyroid stimulating hormone is a hormone produced by the thyroid gland. 

False
400

What procedure removes blood clots from an artery?

arterial embolectomy

400

What is injected into the eye during eye surgery to replace virtuous humor?

Viscoelastic agents

500

Which diagnostic agents help identify abnormal cells?

Staining agents

500

By what effect do diuretics lower blood pressure?

By lowering blood volume

500

Which glad has both endocrine and exocrine functions?

Pancreas

500

Which type of clot requires medical management versus surgical?

Thrombosis

500

Which barrier prevents effective absorption of systemic drugs into the eye?

Blood-eye barrier

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