Pharmacology

This drug may be able to help an anxious patient.

Nonprescription drugs are also known as

The measurement of a fluid's resistance to flow is

Most common type of contrast used in MRI is

Lasix can be given for which adverse reaction to iodinated contrast?

Which of the following is not the benefit of using a power injector?

Which is not an enteral route of drug administration?

Allergic reactions to drugs happen when

Nausea and vomiting is considered a __________ reaction to iodine based contrast.

IV contrast flowing into the extravascular space or tissue around the IV site is called

These tablets are designed to prevent irritation of the stomach.

Which of the following is a negative contrast?

This does form allows for high concentrations to be deposited in the respiratory mucosa.

The rate of absorption is dependent on the surface area and the

This classification of drug may be the reason for fewer fluoroscopy exams.

The medications stimulate the CNS receptors and decrease pain. May cause physical dependence.

Which is not a way drugs are classified?

This is when drug moves from its site of administration into the bloodstream.

These drugs are used to treat depression.

A drug placed against the mucous membrane of the cheek of the upper or lower jaw describes the

Contrast that uses ionic chemical bonds is considered

Which study below examines the kidneys, ureter, and urinary bladder?

Epinephrine is classified as a

The book used to identify the names of the drug, its uses, and contraindications is the

Which of the following is a common contrast used in CT?

Epinephrine may be used for all of the following adverse reactions except:

This route has the drug placed under the tongue and allowed to dissolve.

Who should the technologist notify when signs of an adverse reaction are shown?

This does form has a gelatin shell covering a powdered or liquid drug inside.

Which organ function should be checked before administering iodinated contrast?

These drug names are usually catchy and easy to remember. They are related to the drugs use.

These are broken down components of the drug after it has been metabolized.

All of the following rules apply for Metformin for Glucophage except:

A patient with hypoglycemia or low blood sugar may need what?

These drugs promote the elimination of feces.

A dose form in which a drug in small particles is suspended in a liquid carrier.

The nature, uses, in origins of drugs are all parts of

True or false. The dose form of a drug may determine the speed of the therapeutic effect.

Tinctures, ointments, lotions, and sprays are examples of this drug route.

Which of the following is part of the five rights to drug administration?

Urticaria is also known as

Which is not part of the technologists role when working with patients and contrast?

Where is an IV commonly placed on a patient?

This route of drug administration is typically done by injection using a syringe and a needle.

High osmolality is usually associated with which kind of contrast?

This refers to drug movement from the blood to the various tissues and organs.

Insulin falls into this class of drugs:

True or false. Omnipaque may be administered orally or parenterally.

Delayed allergic reactions are usually

The study of how a drug is absorbed, circulates, is changed, and leaves the body is

These drugs are used to treat acute and chronic pain.

True or false. Gastrografin may be injected through an IV.

Which is not considered a severe reaction to barium sulfate?

These tablets are designed to produce slow uniform absorption for hours.

The manner in which the chemical agent or drug is transported into the human body is the

These drugs increase the amount of urine excreted by the kidneys.

A drug action on a tissue unrelated to the intended action is a

The normal results for creatinine are

Drugs that work against high cholesterol are classified as

The most important organ for drug excretion is

Gases and volatile inhaled liquids are eliminated by

The most common oral dose form is the

Drugs used to prevent nausea and vomiting include Compazine and

This analgesic medication often causes G.I. irritation, peptic ulcers, and acute renal failure.

Drugs used primarily to treat allergic disorders are classified as

These names are often shorthand versions of the drugs chemical name, structure, or formula.

True or false. Medication can only be absorbed if it's a liquid or gaseous solution.

Erythema is

Which contrast is used in angiography?

If a barium enema is done to check for perforation, which contrast is used?

The most frequently prescribed medication falls into which classification?

Good advice for any contrast administered is what?

The primary ingredient in iodinated contrast is

The normal range for blood urea nitrogen test is

This organ is primarily responsible for changing medications into a metabolite.

Barium sulfate given to a patient is considered a

True or false. Osmolality has nothing to do with adverse reactions to contrast.

Which best describes a positive contrast?

These drugs kill or inhibit the growth of microorganisms.

More solute particles per kilogram of water, the higher the

Which of the following is not one of the five rights of drug administration?

All of the following are anticoagulants except:

This type of allergic reaction includes respiratory and circulatory collapse.

Which of the following is a drawback to non-ionic contrast?

Which patient history does not increase the chances of an adverse reaction to contrast?

The most important contraindication for the use of barium sulfate is

What does contrast media do to improve the visualization of anatomy?

The element barium has an atomic number of

This drug name is based on the molecular structure of the drug.

True or false. Some patients with previous allergic reactions to contrast may premedicate.

A major complication of this classification of drugs is bleeding.

This is the chemical alteration of the drug within the body.

Drug for stroke patients, but require strict guidelines due to bleeding complications.

To lower the viscosity of the solution you need to

These drugs reversibly depress neural function, producing loss of ability to perceive pain.

The best advice to a patient who was recently ingested barium sulfate is

True or false. Severe allergic reactions generally happen within 20 minutes of administration.

Facial edema with dyspnea is a ___________ reaction to iodine based contrast.

True or false. Drug distribution depends on cardiac output and regional blood flow.

Viscosity effects of the contrast's ability to be injected through an IV catheter.