comp pt test 2

what percentage of alcohol is metabolized by the liver?

if a mother is pregnant and drinking, will if affect the fetus through the placenta? will it affect a baby breastfeeding?

what is the ability to endure or without effect or injury. increased amount of the drug is needed to achieve the same effect. this is called:

feeling of well being, elation; without fear or worry. this is called:

condition of deteriorated mentality characterized by a marked decline of intellectual functioning. this is called:

t/f a pt can inform the personnel so the procedures can be terminated and brief preparations can be made when they have an aura or warning before a seizure
True False

what might the aura a pt experiences be like?

what can trigger seizures?

with a petite mal seizure, when does loss of consciousness occur?

a pt experiencing a petite mal seizure (absence) may what?

what is a tonic clonic seizure?

when muscles of the chest and pharynx contract at the same time, it forces air out and it is called an "_______ ______"

how long does a grand mal seizure usually last?

which seizure will a pt return to be confused, tired, complain of muscle soreness or injury; falls into a deep sleep?

grand mal seizure may continue without recovery and progress to ______ ______

tonic phase tension with rigidity
clonic movements followed with intermittent muscular contraction and relaxatin is what kind of seizure?

what is the brand name of a drug to treat alcoholism?

if someone has burned oral mucosa, irritated, sores, infections,
teeth rotted at the gumline, and
chemical damage to teeth....they are probably doing which drug?

if a pt comes in with xerostomia, tooth wear, tmj tenderness, trismus, and rampant dental caries, which drugs might they be using and abusing?

if a pt comes in with increased dental caries and perio infections, dysplastic changes (premalignant in cells), premalignant lesions of oral mucosa, leukoplakia, and oral infectionsn due to immunosuppressive effects, they are probably using which drugs?

if a pt has a perforation of nasal septum or palate, saddle nose deformity, erosive carious lesions, gingival recession and ulcerations, and trismus, they are probably using ________

are there tx modifications with alcohol abuser?

what should you not use if someone is using cocaine?

why might a drug user have prolonged bleeding?

t/f a drug addict will have impaired healing interfering with collagen formation
True False

t/f all patients that experience seizures have an aura
True False

what are 5 things that could trigger a seizure?

what is petite mal?

a secondary seizure is a:

a primary seizure is a:

which seizure affects part of the brain?

which seizure affects the entire brain at the same time

what is an impairment in uttering words due to disease that affects oral and pharyngeal muscles?

involuntary movements of the mouth, lips, tongue, and jaws, usually associated with long-term use of antipsychotic meds. this is called:

state of agitation, distress, and restlessness that is the occasional side effect of antipsychotic and antidepressant drugs

if someone is restlessness and pacing, they might have which side effect of antipsychotic meds?

what are the four types of anxiety disorders?

what is a psyhchiatric compulsive disorder marked by recurrent episodes of uncontrollable binge eating?