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What is the Trade name for Antiemetics?
What are Carthartics?
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What are Carthartics?
promote bowel movement
promote physical movement
promote sleep
promote nausea prevention
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What is the Trade name for Antiemetics?
Dramamine
Meclizine
Cardizem
Promethazine
3
What is the generic name for Antiflatulants?
Tums
Calcium Citrate
Zantac
Calcium Carbonate
4
Bid
Twice a day
Every 2 hours
Once a day
Daily
5
NAVMED 6710/6
Poly Presription
Prescription Record
Prescription Poll
Plenty Prescription Record
6
A __________ ___________ is referred to as the normal adult dose.
Therapeutic Dose
Normal Dose
Expectant Dose
Regular Dose
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What are the two types of dependence?
Psycological and Socially
Physical and Spiritual
Physical and Emotional
Physical and Psycological
8
What does the
BLUE
section of the PDR contain?
A Pharmacological Index
A Toxicity Index
A Therapeutic Index
A Chemical Name Index
9
Define Curative
To eliminate the disease
To manage the disease
To prevent the disease
To accept the disease
10
What is contraindication?
A condition that makes treatment or a procedure difficult.
A condition that makes treatment or a procedure plausible.
A condition that makes treatment or a procedure useless.
A condition that makes treatment or a procedure inadvisable.
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What is a Mild Analgesic?
relieves pain by the altering of the perception of stimuli
counteracting diabetes
Improving or correcting diarrhea
preventing vomiting
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What does the
Yellow
section of the PDR contain?
A route administered and pharmacological index to drugs
A drug, chemical and Action index to drugs
A drug, chemical and pharmacological index to drugs
A drug, side effects, and pharmacological index to drugs
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What does PDR stand for?
Physicians Document Reference
Potato Doughnuts Ribs
Physicians Desk Reference
Patients Document Reference
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NAVMED 6710/1
Narcotic and Constant Accountability Record
Narcotic and Controlled Drug Account Method
Narcotic Combined Drug Accountability Record
Narcotic and Contained Drug Account Method
15
Agents that shrink swollen mucous membranes
Decongestants
Antiflatulants
Antititussives
Expectorants
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What is a Near Miss?
If left unchecked, it has the potential to cause problems.
If left unchecked, it has the potential to cause damage.
If left unchecked, it has the potential to cause disruption.
If left unchecked, it has the potential to cause a mishap.
17
————— is the decrease in red blood cells and hemoglobin.
Hematocrit
Melena
Hematology
Anemia
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What are the four types of medication orders?
Standing, PRD, Single, Stat
Standing, PRN, Single, Stat
Curative, PRN, Single, Stat
Standing, PRN, Diagnostic, Stat
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What is a mishap?
An unpreventable event that results in DOD damage or injury.
An unplanned event that results in DOD damage or injury.
Damage to DOD equipment and personne.
An event that results in DOD damage or injury.
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What is the purpose of Insulin?
To maintain blood sugar
To activate blood sugar
To decrease blood sugar
To increase blood sugar
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A flat, round dosage containing medication, flavoring, sugar and mucilage is called...
Troche
Pill
Capsule
Tablet
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What is a solute?
the substance that remains solid
the dissolved substance is a solution
the substance that does the dissolving
the substance that can't be dissolved
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——————— relieves pain by altering the perception of stimuli.
Mild Analgesics
Antifungal
Antipsychotic
Local Anesthetic Agents
24
Finely divided drug particles dispersed in liquid is medium is called...
Suspension
Tincture
Solution
Tablet
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What is Drug dependence?
When a person depends on or cannot function without a drug
When a person complies with drug use
When a person relies on or needs a drug
When a person uses or needs a drug
26
DD 1289
Dependent Prescription
Duty Prescription
Military Prescription
DOD Prescription
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A harmful or abnormal result is called....
Painful Effect
Adverse Effect
Adverse Result
Painful Result
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An ————— is a syrup or dried form of an active medication.
Syrup
Extract
Solution
Elixir
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What medication prevents vomiting?
Antidysrhythmics
Antifungal
Antiemetics
Antidiabetics
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What does MAR stand for?
Medication Administration Record
Medical Admissions Record
Medicine Account Record
Medication Admitted Record
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What is Tincture?
extraction of herbs
alcohol extract form plant or vegatable
extraction of blood
oil extract from plants
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What does ID stand for?
interaction
Intradermal
Interdimensional
Intertwined
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What medication would you give someone with the symptoms of the common cold?
decongestants
mild analgesics
expectorants
antihistamines
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This drug is used in the prevention or relief of nausea, vomiting motion sickness and vertigo.
Antiemetics
Antitussives
Antidysrhythmics
Antifungals
35
Loss of pain or sensation in a specific area, WITHOUT the loss of consciousness is called...
Local Anesthetic Agents
Antibiotics
Toxicology
Mild Analgesics
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The science of treating disease by any method that will relieve pain, treat or cure diseases.
Patency
Therapeutics
Pharmacology
Toxicology
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What is Controlled Substance group schedule III?
No potential for abuse, not accepted for medical use
No potential for abuse, currently accepted for medical use
potential for abuse, not currently accepted for medical use
Has potential for abuse, currently accepted for medical use
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Morphine is the generic name for the group of medications known as...
Opiate
Antibiotics
Opioids
Opiate agonist
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What is Controlled Substance group schedule I?
Has the least abuse potential, no accepted medical use
Has no abuse potential, and no accepted medical use
Has average abuse potential, no accepted medical use
Has the Highest abuse potential, no accepted medical use
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How many sections are in the PDR?
5
3
6
7
41
Lisinopril is the generic name for what type of medications?
Antihypertensives
Antifungal
Antidysrhythmics
Antipsychotics
42
What does qhs stand for?
Every morning after eating
Every night at bedtime
Every other day
Everyday
43
What is the Hospital Formulary?
A soluable substance derived from a mold or bacterium
Name given by a manufacturers
The science of treating disease by any method.
Lists all medications in a particular hospitals pharmacy
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What is Patency?
The state of being freely open or accessible
The state of being freely clear or open
The state of being freely open or exposed
The state of being freely emptied or exposed
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What is an Antihistamine?
The state of being freely open or exposed
counteracts the physical symptoms caused by histamines
agents that prevent or delay coagulation
relieves pain by altering the perception of stimuli
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—————— is the branch that deals with preparation, dispensing and proper use of meds.
Pharmacy
Pharmacology
Toxicology
Biology
