Test bank for roach’s introductory clinical pharmacology 12th edition (susan m ford, 2021) |
all chapters covered
aggregation - -clumping of blood elements
--analgesic - -drug that relieves pain
--antipyretic - -fever-reducing agent
--jaundice - -yellow discoloration of the skin because of liver disease
--pain - -unpleasant sensory or emotional perception (associated with actual or potential
tissue damage)
--pancytopenia - -reduction in all cellular elements of the blood
--prostaglandins - -fatty acid derivative found in almost every tissue and fluid of the body
that affects the uterus and other smooth muscles; also thought to increase the sensitivity of
peripheral pain receptors to painful stimuli
--Reye Syndrome - -acute and potentially fatal disease of childhood; associated with a
previous viral infection
--salicylism - -adverse reaction to a salicylate characterized by dizziness; impaired hearing;
nausea; vomiting; flushing; sweating; rapid deep breathing; tachycardia; diarrhea; mental
confusion; lassitude; drowsiness; respiratory depression; and possibly coma
--tinnitus - -ringing in the ears
--acute pain - -lasts less than 3 to 6 months
--chronic pain - -lasts more than 6 months
--salicylates - -pain reliever, fever reducer, anti inflammtory
--aspirin - -acetylsalicylic acid (ASA)
--Antipyretic effects of NSAIDs - -lowering of body temperature by the dilation of peripheral
blood vessels
--Analgesic action of NSAIDs - -inhibition of prostaglandins
--contain salicylates - -prunes, raisins, tea, licorice, paprika, curry powder
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all chapters covered
aggregation - -clumping of blood elements
--analgesic - -drug that relieves pain
--antipyretic - -fever-reducing agent
--jaundice - -yellow discoloration of the skin because of liver disease
--pain - -unpleasant sensory or emotional perception (associated with actual or potential
tissue damage)
--pancytopenia - -reduction in all cellular elements of the blood
--prostaglandins - -fatty acid derivative found in almost every tissue and fluid of the body
that affects the uterus and other smooth muscles; also thought to increase the sensitivity of
peripheral pain receptors to painful stimuli
--Reye Syndrome - -acute and potentially fatal disease of childhood; associated with a
previous viral infection
--salicylism - -adverse reaction to a salicylate characterized by dizziness; impaired hearing;
nausea; vomiting; flushing; sweating; rapid deep breathing; tachycardia; diarrhea; mental
confusion; lassitude; drowsiness; respiratory depression; and possibly coma
--tinnitus - -ringing in the ears
--acute pain - -lasts less than 3 to 6 months
--chronic pain - -lasts more than 6 months
--salicylates - -pain reliever, fever reducer, anti inflammtory
--aspirin - -acetylsalicylic acid (ASA)
--Antipyretic effects of NSAIDs - -lowering of body temperature by the dilation of peripheral
blood vessels
--Analgesic action of NSAIDs - -inhibition of prostaglandins
--contain salicylates - -prunes, raisins, tea, licorice, paprika, curry powder
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