WorksheetsReview for chapter 9
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 16mins
The speed that medication is absorbed depends on?
route administered
where it is excreated
where it is metabolized
the time that is taken
The main organ where drugs are metabolized
kidneys
stomach
liver
intestines
The step in the drug cycle that rids the body of waste
metabolism
distribution
absorption
excretion
Drugs can act
locally
systemically
randomly
only for what they are taken for
Local effects mean:
used for only one thing
the drug only affects the tissues at the administration site
effects are felt all throughout the body
made for a certain area in the country
the strongest analgesics are
Adjuvant analgesics
Local
NSAID
opioids
opioids analgesics are mostly
schedule I
schedule II
schedule III
schedule IV
which med is an anticonvulsant
Norpramin
Klonopin
Mexitil
Lioreasa
Anti-inflammatory/anti-pyretic analgesics
Aspirin
Percodan
Anaprox
Mobic
Non-steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDS)
Indocin
Zyloprim
Robaxin
Miacalcin
Used to treat osteoarthritis
Zyloprim
Celebrex
Motrin
Baclofen
when reporting pain to the nurse gather what information to report
type of pain
duration of pain
location of pain
meds needed for pain
Pain is:
judged using a number scale
rated by patient actions
what the pt tells you it is
documented per nurses experience
with neuropathic pain the word LANCINATING means
burning
tingling
shooting
stabbing
antiparkinson drugs treat what system
nervous
cardiac
digestive
brain
Which is NOT a drug to treat Parkinson's
Cogentin
Klonopin
Sinemet
Artane
Which drug is a corticosteroid used to treat inflammatory conditions?
Medrol (methylprednisolone)
Elavil (amitriptyline)
Neurontin (gabapentin)
Cymbalta ( duloxetine)
Anti-anxiety med
Risperdal
Ativan
Halcion
Haldol
Med used to slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease
Tofranil
Remeron
Thorazine
Namenda
Sucking and smacking motions of lips, Puffing of cheeks, and tongue thrusting are signs of
Parkinsons
seizures
tardive dyskinesia
overdose
Anti-histamines do what?
treat infections
moisten the eye
decrease inflammation
treat glaucoma
Drugs that end with OLOL do what
speed up the heart rate
slows down the heart rate
causes arrhythmic
treat angina
Antihypertensives works on what system
Neuro muscular
cardiovascular
nervous
endocrine
Anti-Anginal agents do what
stop MI
increase blood supply to the heart
manage hypertension
increase B/P
These drugs would increase the time it takes for blood to clot
coagulants
anticoagulants
NSAID
antiarrhythmic
water-soluble vitamines
A
B
D
K
Tachycardia:
pulse rate below 60
irregular heartbeat
weak heartbeat
pulse rate above 100
swelling of the soft tissues
fat
edema
bruise
diaphoresis
An indication that pacemaker wire might be out of position
emesis
hiccups
diaphoresis
afib
Wgt gain of more than 5 lbs in one week may be a sign of:
Cardiovascular problems
overeating
respiratory problems
endocrine problems
