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As healthcare professionals, you should know...
100

medication that ends in -lol

What are beta blockers?

100

Select the drug that is correctly spelled:

Bisoprolil, opioed, Methimizole, aspirin


What is aspirin?

100

bid

What is "twice a day"?

100

the _________ is responsible for involuntary movements of organs

What is the autonomic nervous system?

100

____________ is descried as the overuse of a chemical or substance in a way that leads to dependence.

What is substance abuse? 

200

medication that ends in -barbital? 

What are barbiturates?

200

Amphetamine salts (Adderall) is an example of a drug that effects the


What is the brain?

200

ac

What is "before meals"?

200

when blood supply to heart muscle is blocked, the patient has experienced

What is a myocardial infarction/heart attack?

200

If a patient is intoxicated during their visit, you should...

let the doctor know, make sure they didn't drive, provide community resources, etc (as appropriate)

300

medication that is responsible for increasing urine output.

What are diuretics?

300

Receiving ___________ is dangerous because they also destroy healthy tissue.

What are antineoplastic agents?

300

as needed

What is "prn"?

300

The only type of insulin that can be given to a patient via IV injection.

What is regular human insulin?

300

Patients are at danger when taking __________ because they are habit-forming, patients taking them develop a tolerance, patients taking them may experience withdrawal symptoms.

What are narcotics?

400

_______________ agents interfere with the development of antibody response to a foreign substance, such as a transplanted organ.

What are immunosuppresive agents?

400

bradycardia, AV block, exacerbation of heart failure, reflex tachycardia, dizziness, and peripheral edema are common side effects of:

What are calcium channel blockers?

400

npo

What is "nothing by mouth"?

400

the first step of digestion is

What is chewing?

400

Why is pain hard to diagnose?

because it is subjective

500

_____________ treat bacterial infections of the urinary tract.

What are Urinary antiseptic agents?

500

Agents that copy the actions of the parasympathetic nervous system are known as _______________. 

What are parasympathomimetic agents?

500

Meaning of the suffix -olytic

What is to kill/destroy/inhibit?

500

the ________ is the functional unit of the kidney

What are nephrons?

500
When is it acceptable to belittle, condescend, judge, or be generally rude to patients.

what is never?