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Pharm Anesthesia - Operating Room
Techniques
A drug given to create vasoconstriction - ANSWER-adrenaline

A noninvasive method used to monitor rate, rhythm, and electrical conduction of the heart - ANSWER-
electrocardiography

A patient weighs 110 pounds. The order calls for 10 units of medication for every kilogram. The
medication contains 100 units per milliliter. How many milliliters of medication is drawn up? - ANSWER-
5

Although the ____________________ does not administer medications, he or she directly participates
with others in selecting, receiving, dispensing, mixing, and labeling medications. - ANSWER-surgical
technologist

An example of a diuretic is ____. - ANSWER-Lasix

An induced hypothermia level of 68 degrees Fahrenheit and below - ANSWER-profound hypothermia

Anticoagulant drugs prevent ____. - ANSWER-blood-clotting mechanisms

Antiemetic agents are used to prevent ____. - ANSWER-nausea

Buccal and sublingual administration are also considered to be ____.



A.) intracardiac

B.) topical

C.) oral

D.) inhalation - ANSWER-topical

Common medication used to treat malignant hyperthermia - ANSWER-dantrolene

Dr. Milhoan's patient is scheduled for a laparoscopic cholecystectomy with intraperative cholangiogram.
Which drug could be used? - ANSWER-Hypaque

Drug administered within a joint - ANSWER-intra-articular

Drugs with a high potential to cause psychological or physical dependence and abuse - ANSWER-
controlled substances

During ____, an anesthetic agent is injected into the subarachnoid space through a spinal needle
inserted through a lower lumbar intervertebral space. - ANSWER-spinal anesthesia

During which phase of general anesthesia would the risk of aspiration be the greatest? - ANSWER-
induction

endotracheal tube - ANSWER-What is this item?

, Pharm Anesthesia - Operating Room
Techniques
Extreme caution should be exercised when using which of the following for localized anesthesia of
fingers, toes, or the penis? - ANSWER-epinephrine

Focuses on altering the patient's level of consciousness and minimizing pain and awareness - ANSWER-
general anesthesia

Generic name for Marcaine - ANSWER-bupivacaine

Hypnoanesthesia and acupuncture are types of ____. - ANSWER-nontraditional anesthesia

Immediately prior to the transfer of medication to the sterile field, it must be ____. - ANSWER-labeled

In the event of cardiopulmonary arrest, it is the ____________________ who directs the resuscitation
efforts. - ANSWER-anesthesia care provider

Induces hypothermia - ANSWER-internal cavity cooling

Injecting thrombin directly into a vessel will cause ____. - ANSWER-immediate, life-threatening
intravascular coagulation

Instrument used to aid and facilitate the placement of nasotracheal tubes - ANSWER-McGill forceps

Life-threatening dysrhythmia - ANSWER-ventricular tachycardia

LMA (laryngeal mask airway) - ANSWER-What is this item?

Modern anesthesia techniques include the use of many different drugs in combination to achieve the
desired results; this is referred to as ____. - ANSWER-balanced anesthesia

Most commonly used dissociative agent that produces vivid imagery and morbid hallucinations -
ANSWER-ketamine hydrochloride

Most widely used amino amide drug - ANSWER-lidocaine hydrochloride

Nerve plexus block, Bier block, spinal block, and epidural block - ANSWER-regional blockade

One cubic centimeter (cc) is equal to one ____________________. - ANSWER-milliliter

One liter is equal to ____. - ANSWER-1,000 milliliters

Patient position and agent baricity can influence the effect of ____. - ANSWER-spinal anesthetic

Patient warming device that uses warm air blown into a special blanket - ANSWER-bair hugger

Pharmacodynamics describes the interaction of the ____.



A.) target organ and circulatory system

B.) drugs and capillaries

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