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6. What non steroid anti-inflammatory medicinal drugs are used to tx osteoperosis and
relieve ache? - ANS-NSAIDs- Ibprofen and Naproxen
A Pt with white pouch inside the mouth and hx of smoking and chewing tobacco is probably
to have - ANS-Cancer
Atopic dermatitis - ANS-Eczema
Cystoscope perspectives what part of the body? - ANS-The bladder
Decrease of T3,T4 and growth of TSH indicates - ANS-Hypothyroidism
Don't mix grapefruit juice with: - ANS-Statins
Fluid accumulation inside the lower extremities and is a common symptom of Congestive
heart failure is known as - ANS-Peddle edema
glomerulonephritis commonly comes from - ANS-A strep contamination
How does someone get cellulitis? - ANS-When Streptococcus or staphylococcus enters the
pores and skin
hyperthyroidism is usally because of - ANS-Grave's dz
Increased level of T4 decrease level of TSH indicate - ANS-Hyperthyroidism
Levothyroxine tx - ANS-Hypothyroidism
Metformin tx - ANS-Diabetes
Methimazole tx - ANS-Hyperthyroidism
SSRI's specifically treat - ANS-Anti-depression
The most common form of hypothyroidism is known as - ANS-Hashimotto's Thyroiditis
what a aspect impact of Ibuprofen? - ANS-GI bleeding
What are acute results of VT E toxicity? - ANS-Easy bruising and bleeding
What are key symptoms of DVT? - ANS-Clotting inside the lower legs, frequently calves- its
painful and that they swell .
What are medicinal drugs that tx Afib? - ANS-Postassium Channel blockers, which gradual
alerts that reason AFib
Beta Blockers- verapamil and diltiazem
Antiarrhythmics
Blood Thinners
What are symptoms of cellulitis? - ANS-Fever
Changing pores and skin rash
Red, swelling, smooth, warm
Painfulc
What are the 3 orthopedic exams of the knee? - ANS-1. Drawer test
2. Lockman take a look at
three. McMurry take a look at
What are the 7 herbal anticoagulants? - ANS-1. Turmeric
2. Ginger
3.Cayenne
four. VT E
5. Cinnamon
6. Ginkgo

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