CMA - KANSAS TEST PREP QUESTIONS
The drug Bactrum comes from what source - Answers-Chemical
The drug heparin comes from what source - Answers-Animal
The drug the Digoxin comes from what source - Answers-Plant
The drug Epson salt's comes from what source - Answers-Mineral
What is the official nonproprietary drug name assigned by the manufacture - Answers-
Generic name
What is the drug name that describes the Molecular structure of the drug - Answers-
Chemical name
Caused when medications given together "help" each other to produce the desired
effect. Sometimes combination medications are used in one tablet or capsule. -
Answers-Synergism
Medications work against or cancel the effects of each other - Answers-Antagonism
Drugs being broken down into substances that can be excreted - Answers-Bio
transformation
Drugs entering the bloodstream from the side of administration - Answers-Absorption
Drugs passing into cells in the spaces between cells - Answers-Distribution
Drugs leaving the body - Answers-Excretion
What are the six routes of administration for medication - Answers-Oral
Buccal
Rectal or vaginal
Sublingual
Topical
Inhalation
What drug name is usually the same as the generic name - Answers-Official name
Unusual affect. Stronger unique response to certain medications probably due to
genetics. - Answers-Idiosyncrasy
Addictive or synergistic effect - Answers-Cumuation
,Resistance to the effect of medication, need to take increasingly larger doses to
produce the same physical or psychological effect - Answers-Tolerance
Labored or difficult breathing that occurs because of fluid accumulation in the interstitial
tissues and lungs is - Answers-Dyspnea
What is the slowest way for a drug to reach the cells of the body - Answers-Oral
The brand-name is also known as the ________ name that is owned by the
manufacturer - Answers-Trade name
What describes additional effects on the body that are not part of the goal of drug
therapy - Answers-Side effects
And infection anybody part is a - Answers-Local effect
A ____ infection involves the whole body. - Answers-Systematic effects
What route of the medication administration requires that all the supplies be sterile -
Answers-Parenteral
A heavy sugar and water solution with flavoring - Answers-Syurps
Alcohol mixed with a volatile oil - Answers-Spirits
A 10% to 20% drug solution and alcohol and or water - Answers-Tincture
A highly concentrated alcohol solution - Answers-Fluid extract
A solution of water alcohol sweetener and aromatics. - Answers-Elixer
Oils and fats suspended in water - Answers-Emulsion
I have a mixture of particles and water - Answers-Magma
I think mixture of fine particles with water - Answers-Gels
Is designed to be rubbed in - Answers-Liniment
Is designed to be patted on - Answers-Lotion
A preparation and a base of lanolin or petroleum - Answers-Ointment
Is a sterile preparation for application in the eye - Answers-Ophthalmic
, 1400 hours - Answers-2:00pm
0800 hours - Answers-8:00am
1230 hours - Answers-12:30pm
1:30 pm - Answers-1330 hours
9:00am - Answers-0900 hours
3:45pm - Answers-1545 hours
Grains
Dram
Pint
Quart - Answers-Apothecary
Milligram
Cubic Centimeter
Gram
Liter - Answers-Metric
Tablespoons
Teaspoon
Drop
Pint
Cup
Quart - Answers-Household
Change to a whole number
25/4 - Answers-257
Roman numerals 1-10 - Answers-I
II
III
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
IX
X
What are the bodies lines of defense against germs - Answers-Skin
Lukeocytes
Antibidys
The drug Bactrum comes from what source - Answers-Chemical
The drug heparin comes from what source - Answers-Animal
The drug the Digoxin comes from what source - Answers-Plant
The drug Epson salt's comes from what source - Answers-Mineral
What is the official nonproprietary drug name assigned by the manufacture - Answers-
Generic name
What is the drug name that describes the Molecular structure of the drug - Answers-
Chemical name
Caused when medications given together "help" each other to produce the desired
effect. Sometimes combination medications are used in one tablet or capsule. -
Answers-Synergism
Medications work against or cancel the effects of each other - Answers-Antagonism
Drugs being broken down into substances that can be excreted - Answers-Bio
transformation
Drugs entering the bloodstream from the side of administration - Answers-Absorption
Drugs passing into cells in the spaces between cells - Answers-Distribution
Drugs leaving the body - Answers-Excretion
What are the six routes of administration for medication - Answers-Oral
Buccal
Rectal or vaginal
Sublingual
Topical
Inhalation
What drug name is usually the same as the generic name - Answers-Official name
Unusual affect. Stronger unique response to certain medications probably due to
genetics. - Answers-Idiosyncrasy
Addictive or synergistic effect - Answers-Cumuation
,Resistance to the effect of medication, need to take increasingly larger doses to
produce the same physical or psychological effect - Answers-Tolerance
Labored or difficult breathing that occurs because of fluid accumulation in the interstitial
tissues and lungs is - Answers-Dyspnea
What is the slowest way for a drug to reach the cells of the body - Answers-Oral
The brand-name is also known as the ________ name that is owned by the
manufacturer - Answers-Trade name
What describes additional effects on the body that are not part of the goal of drug
therapy - Answers-Side effects
And infection anybody part is a - Answers-Local effect
A ____ infection involves the whole body. - Answers-Systematic effects
What route of the medication administration requires that all the supplies be sterile -
Answers-Parenteral
A heavy sugar and water solution with flavoring - Answers-Syurps
Alcohol mixed with a volatile oil - Answers-Spirits
A 10% to 20% drug solution and alcohol and or water - Answers-Tincture
A highly concentrated alcohol solution - Answers-Fluid extract
A solution of water alcohol sweetener and aromatics. - Answers-Elixer
Oils and fats suspended in water - Answers-Emulsion
I have a mixture of particles and water - Answers-Magma
I think mixture of fine particles with water - Answers-Gels
Is designed to be rubbed in - Answers-Liniment
Is designed to be patted on - Answers-Lotion
A preparation and a base of lanolin or petroleum - Answers-Ointment
Is a sterile preparation for application in the eye - Answers-Ophthalmic
, 1400 hours - Answers-2:00pm
0800 hours - Answers-8:00am
1230 hours - Answers-12:30pm
1:30 pm - Answers-1330 hours
9:00am - Answers-0900 hours
3:45pm - Answers-1545 hours
Grains
Dram
Pint
Quart - Answers-Apothecary
Milligram
Cubic Centimeter
Gram
Liter - Answers-Metric
Tablespoons
Teaspoon
Drop
Pint
Cup
Quart - Answers-Household
Change to a whole number
25/4 - Answers-257
Roman numerals 1-10 - Answers-I
II
III
IV
V
VI
VII
VIII
IX
X
What are the bodies lines of defense against germs - Answers-Skin
Lukeocytes
Antibidys
