WorksheetsPHARM GI, CARDIO, RESP, ENDO
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 24mins
Antiarrhythmic:
Controls rate and rhythm
Maintains strength and contraction
Maintain Blood pressure
Relieve fluid accumulation
Diuretic
Controls rate and rhythm
Maintains strength and contraction
Maintain Blood pressure
Relieve fluid accumulation
Positive inotrope
Controls rate and rhythm
Maintains strength and contraction
Maintain Blood pressure
Relieve fluid accumulation
Vasodilation
Controls rate and rhythm
Maintains strength and contraction
Maintain Blood pressure
Relieve fluid accumulation
Atenelol is a common medication
Beta blocker
Diruetic
Vasodilator
Lidocaine used to aid in arrhythmias is given this route
IM
IV
CRI
SQ
T or F Licodcane is used for dogs and cats (with arrthymia)
True
False
The medication DIGOXIN is a
Calcium channel blocker
Positive inotrope
Furosemide (Lasix) is a
Vasodilator
Diuretic
T or F Animals taking diuretics experience PU/PD
True
False
Anti-tussive
Break up mucous
Reduce congestion
Cough suppressant
liquify secretions
Mucolytic
Break up mucous
Reduce congestion
Cough suppressant
liquify secretions
Expectorant
Break up mucous
Reduce congestion
Cough suppressant
liquify secretions
Theophylline and Albuterol are bronchodilators
Yep!
No, they are not
T or F Extended release tablets can be crushed and mixed in food
True!
NO!
What role do steroids' play in an asthmatic patient?
Makes them strong
Reduce airway inflammation
Which is more commonly used in the asthmatic patient as it has less side effects
Oral steroids
Inhalant steroids
Who tends to be HYPERThyroid?
Felines
Canines
Thyro tabs are a common drug for treating
Hyperthyriod
Hypothyroid
What route of methimazole is commonly used to deliver medication to the patient
Orally (tabs)
Transdermal
T or F All clinics are equipt and allowed to deliver radioactive iodine treatments
Sure, why not
NO WAY !
Radioactive iodine treatment is an option for those with:
Hypothyroidism
Hyperthyroidism
Do you know the instructions for owners after their pet receives radioactive iodine?
Yes, I am confident I can name at least 3-4
Umm...no, I need to brush up on those before the test
When giving a patient an inhaler for asthma, what tool or device do you need?
a towel
Mask/Spacer
Toothbrush
Hyperadrenocorticism is:
Addison's
Cushing's
Veroryl & Anipril :
Increase cortisol levels
Reduce cortisol levels
What does insulin do for the diabetic patient?
Raises blood sugar levels
Lowers blood sugar levels
Oral hypoglycemics and insulin are equally effective treatments for diabetics, whatever the owner prefers
Patients with Addison's/undergoing treatment need to keep stress to a minimum (grooming, travel)
True
Nope
Home treatment rubbed on gums in hypoglycemic episode for diabetics
Sugar
Fruit loops
Sour patch kids
Corn syrup
Where must insulin be stored?
Dark cupboard
Windowsill
Fridge
Always shake insulin prior to use
yes, must!
PLEASE NO!, don't!
What do patients with EPI benefit from?
Hugs
Insulin
Enzyme replacement powder
Emetic drugs
Prevent vomiting
Cause vomiting
2 routes of apo-morphine drugs for inducing vomiting
Oral and Inj
IV and IM
Disk in conjuntival sac of eye or inj
What is xylazine?
Emetic for cats
Anti-emetic for cats
Zofran is often used for severe vomiting and chemo related vomiting
True
False
Can cats have Pepto-Bismol?
NO!
NO!
NO!
NO!
Anti protozoal and GI bacterial infection medication
Methimazole
Metronidazole
PEG powder and lactulose are:
for constipation
for diarrhea
for inducing vomiting
What are Metaclopramide and cisapride?
Laxatives
Gastric motility drugs
Antihistamines
Forti flora (my instructor may be sad if I don't know this as we have talked about this ALOT)
Vitamin supplements
Probiotic
What is Sucralfate used for?
Gut motility
Diarrhea
Constipation
Ulcers
Mirtazapine is a:
Anti-Diarrheal
Appetite stimulant
Zentonil, Denosyl
Laxatives
Liver meds
Ursodiol
Increases bile flow
Appetite stimulant
Laxative
