pharmacology

The PDR easily fits into your lab coat pocket
True False

the USP/DI is useful for patients to read
True False

the USP/NF is the official drug resouce of the US Gov
True False

the blue section of the PDR list drugs by classification
True False

the PDR does not contain photos
True False

which term means harmful side effects

package inserts contain all of the following except

the correct ending for the website http://www.bayer is

the national library of Medicine is part of the

the correct ending for the website http://www.fda is

signs and symptoms of infection are redness heat swelling
True False

iv tubing is clamped off with a filter
True False

im injections are given at a 90 degree angle
True False

a mortar is a club used to pulverize drugs
True False

an ampule is usually broken open to remove the solution
True False

vials come only in single dose units
True False

a 27 gauge needle is wider than a 20 gauge needle
True False

im injections usually use 3/8 inch needles
True False

drug viscosity determines needle legnth
True False

tuberculin syringes are used to give insulin
True False

a u 100 insulin syringe holds 200 ml
True False

cartridge plunger units are disposed of with the cartridge
True False

otic medication go in the eye
True False

always wash an ear dropper after use with soap and water
True False

place used needles in biohazard sharps container after use
True False

by which route is insulin usually given

at which angle is TB test given

opthamalic meds are given in the

infants should get im injections in which muscle

which of the following is not true about z track injections

capability to take a large amount of the drug without adverse reaction

drug name given by the drug manufacturer

ability to produce the desired effects

official drug name or common name

dose that causes the medication to produce wellness the best dose

when one stops taking a med and it is followed by symptomes such as tremors or hallucinations

inactive substance used as a control in clinical trials

prof caregiver who is under the influence of a drug

drug name that reflects the chemical makeup of the drug

undesired side effects that can cause severe harm or death

breaking down into parts drugs become more or less

drugs power or stregnth

drug increases in affect with additional doses

pertaining to the whole body

elimination of waste products from the body

action of two or more medications wrong with each other

drug that restores somethign missing from the body

process of medication moving from the point of admin into the bloodstream

drugs that affect the mind

spreading of a medication to a target organ

medication routes such as IV IM SC

abbreviation for ethyl alcohol

med that is a solic mass of medicinal powder sugar and mucilage that can be held in the mouth

administers med ina fine spray with forced air

method of giving med onto the skin whcich is absorbed locall into the skin

this route allows the rapid absorption of medication into the lungs

pertaining to the eye

gelatin conated substances that holds medication inside

purifed protein derivatitive substance used in intradermal test for tuberculosis

abbreviation for gram

abbreviation t

abbreviation means discontinue

this is denoted by the symbol rx

part of the prescription that gives the name of the drug prescribed and the dose

these are orders given for a limited time period

part of the prescription that gives direction for taking the drug

part of the prescription that contains directions for compounding the ingredient and the number of refills

a triangular muscle in the upper arm

site for injecting med: usually used whenthe patient cant stand and lies on their sides and the gluteus max is accessed

intramuscular injection route that displaces the skin before inserting the needle in order to decrease skin staining

a large muscle in the side of the thighfor giving im injections

pertaining to the ear

abbreviation for the nutrition that is givien by the parenteral route