ACCURATE ANSWERS
3 routes of drug administration correct answer 1. Enteral
2. percutaneous
3. Parenteral
Absorption correct answer The process by which nutrient molecules pass through
the wall of the digestive system into the blood.
acetaminophen & hydrocodone(G)
Norco(T) correct answer *opiate
*schedule 2
*side effects: drowsiness, dizziness, anxiety, itching
*binds to receptors in the brain to decrease pain.
Acetaminophen(G)
Tylenol(T) correct answer *analgesis , antipyretic
*BBW: liver failure
*side effects: hepatic, jaundice
age-related macular degeneration correct answer condition in which the center of
the retina gradually loses its ability to discern fine details;
benign correct answer mild, not cancerous
*slow and steady
, *resembles pavent tissue
*rarely fatal
cancer secondary prevention correct answer *mammograms
*prostate exam
*colonscopy
Cataracts correct answer *Clouding of the lens of the eye.
*caused by toxins, trauma, drugs
Cataracts symptoms correct answer blurred vision, diplopia, cant read fine print;
closed angle glaucoma correct answer related to a medication that has been take
and its a rapid vision loss
diabetic retinopathy correct answer caused when high blood sugar levels cause
damage to the blood vessels of the retina
Diagnostic imaging correct answer xray, CT, MRI, mammograms
Distribution correct answer drug is transported through the body by body fluids
(bloodstream) or lymphatic system
Enteral correct answer referring to a route of medication administration that uses
the GI tract
*oral