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and Answers | Complete



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Epinephrine should be restricted for Hypertension
patients with:


A. Diabetes
B.Depression
C. Treated arrhythmias
D.Hypertension



Given the ASA Classification System to III
determine medical risk, if a client
has exercise-induced asthma, under
what classification would he or
she fall?


a.I
b. II
c. III
d. IV

,Protracted use of sulfa drugs may produce Inhibit growth of intestinal bacteria
symptoms of vitamin K deficiency because
sulfa drugs


A. interfere with the conversion
of prothrombin to thrombin
B.inhibit calcium absorption which
is essential to enzyme systems
C. inhibit growth of intestinal bacteria
D.are detoxified in the liver
E.combine chemically with vitamin K



Which of the following actions is not caused miosis
by epinephrine?


A. miosis
B.headache
C. tremor
D.anxiety
E. palpitations



A patient who had a myocardial infarction 3 The patient does not require
premedication. years ago is taking a medication to thin his
blood, and one to treat hypertension. His
blood pressure is 140/88, and he is not
allergic to penicillin. What statement is
TRUE regarding the patient's need for
antibiotic
premedication.


A. The patient should take 2000 mg of
amoxicillin one hour before appointment.


B. The patient should take 2000
mg of cephalosporin one hour
before
appointment.


C. The patient should take 600 mg of
clindamycin one hour before appointment.


D.The patient does not require
premedication.

Which of the following is not a typical sign Chest pain
of a heart attack in women?


A. Dizziness
B.Chest pain
C. Vomiting
D.Indigestion

,Which statement about cholinergic cholinergic receptors are also known as adrenergic receptors
receptors is FALSE?


A. The adjective cholinergic is derived from
the word acetylcholine.


B.Cholinergic receptors are also known as
adrenergic receptors.


C. Cholinergic receptors are part of
the parasympathetic division of the
nervous system.


D. Cholinergic receptors respond to
the neurotransmitter acetylcholine



You detect an acetone or fruity breath on Ketoacidosis
the patient. What could this represent?


A. Poor oral hygiene
B.High fat diet
C. Ketoacidosis
D.Hypoglycemia



Fungal infections of the oral cavity can antipyretics
develop with systemic administration of all
the following EXCEPT?


A. antibiotics
B.corticosteroids
C. antipyretics
D.tricyclic antidepressants



Mrs. Smith is a 37 year old African-American Thrush is likely to occur in poorly controlled
diabetics. woman with generalized chronic
periodontal disease. Her health history
reviews she has high blood pressure, and
was recently diagnosed with type II
diabetes. She is having trouble controlling
her insulin levels. What is the significance of
the fact that Mrs. Smith has experienced
several episodes of thrush over the past
few years?


A. Thrush is likely to occur in poorly
controlled diabetics.


B. Thrush has a predilection for
middle-aged African-American women.


C. There is no explanation.


D.Thrush has a predilection for persons who
have periodontal disease.

, Official prescription forms used to prescribe the physician's DEA number
schedule II drugs include all of the
following security features except_______.


A. the physician's DEA number
B.thermochromatic ink
C. a control number
D.an imprinted seal



Lichen planus can be treated topically by dexamethasone (Decadron)
which of the following medications?


A. metronidazole (Flagyl)
B.nifedipine (Procardia)
C. rifampin (Rifadin)
D.dexamethasone (Decadron)
E.tetracycline



Which adverse reaction is commonly sedation
associated with opioid analgesics?


A. sedation
B.superinfection
C. hypertension
D.diarrhea



If a client has been taking a phenothiazine tardive
dyskinesia such as Haldol for 13 years and exhibits
constant movement of his or her tongue, lips
and mouth, he may have:


A. restlessness
B.xerostomia
C. seizures
D.tardive dyskinesia



Theophylline is a bronchodilator with a high True
incidence of toxicity and drug interactions.


A. True
B.False


Because she is taking aspirin, Mrs. Smith


headache should be counseled regarding all of the
following EXCEPT:


A. increased bleeding time
B.overdose
C. headache
D.GI upset

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