Pain
CNS and PNS
NMS
Grab basket
Oh my!?!?!?!?
100

cholinergic blocker

Which medication related to anesthesia decreases secretions?
100
the drug strengthens the nerve pathway to focus concentration in a child with ADHD

What is the reason stimulants are prescribed to children already hyperactive?

100

inadequate tissue perfusion

What is shock?

100

Obtaining the record of a child's behavior pattern

What is the part of the initial assessment of a child with ADHD?

100

intranasal, SQ, rectal

What are alternate routes of med administration when a patient is experiencing nausea?

200

kappa and mu

Which opiate receptors in the brain produce the analgesic, euphoric effects?

200

acetylcholine 

What neurotransmitter is involved in Alzheimer's disease that is inhibited by protein plaques and nerve tangles?

200

norepinephrine

What is the primary transmitting substance in the sympathetic nervous system?

200

Keep a record of how often periods of sleepiness occurs?

What does a patient receiving an amphetamine for a diagnosis of narcolepsy?

200

Wong-Baker FACES Pain Rating Scale

What is the pain scale used when a patient has limited English reading ability?

300

location and intensity

What are the two basic measures of pain assessment?

300

MMSE (mini-mental status exam), brain scan, blood studies, memory testing

What tests are used to monitor progression of Alzheimer's disease?

300
timolol (beta-adrenergic blocking drug)

What is used to treat glaucoma?

300

increase in larger doses needed to obtain desired effect

What is tolerance?

300

determine the exact location and intensity of the pain

What is what a nurse does each time a patient requests opioid analgesics?

400

dizziness, tinnitus, mental confusion

What is salicylism (salicyalte toxicity)?

400

presurgical apprehension

What condition is best treated by benzodiazepines?

400

acetylcholine

What is the neurotransmitter in the parasympathetic branch of the nervous system?

400

apprehension, panic, uneasiness, worry, jitters

What are the signs/symptoms of anxiety?

400

these meds should not be crushed

What is an LPN responsible to know about time-released meds?

500

anti-inflammatory action related to the inhibition of prostaglandins

What are salicylates?

500

reduced elimination, making it build up in the circulation

Why are antianxiety medications used cautiously in older adults?

500

acetylcholine blocker

What are anticholinergic drugs?

500

headache, dyspepsia

What common side effects of naproxene?

500

displaces the opioid drug from the receptor site

What is the action of an opioid antagonist is administered?