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SUR 110 Test 3 Questions with Answers
(100% Correct Answers)
gtt Answer: Drop
os Answer: left eye
How many ml in cc Answer: 1 mL = 1 cc
1 oz Answer: 30cc/ml
How does grains and grams relate to each other? Answer: 1 gram=15 grains
What are the differences among apothecaries, metric, and household systems of
measurement? Answer: Household (tbsp,tsp), apothecary (liquid measure
grains), metric (mL or L)
Household is the least accurate
What are the 7 rights? Answer: DR. TRAMP
Document, reason, time, route, amount, medication, patient
Who establishes drug standard for the USA? Answer: USP, United State
pharmacopeia
anaphylactic shock Answer: Severe allergic reaction
What significance is anaphylactic shock to pharmacology? Answer: Verify
what is given or they could die from an allergic reaction
What are the signs and symptoms of anaphylactic shock? Answer: Swelling,
inflammation, throat closing, & possibly death
What is a hemostatic agent? Answer: Any chemical compound that slows or
stops bleeding by assisting with clot formation. Ex:avitene
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Give common drug examples used in the OR Answer: Ancef, gentamicin,
reglan, gel foam, bone wax, thrombin
What is the difference between coagulants and anticoagulants? Answer:
Coagulants: promote accelerated blood.
Anticoagulants: drugs that prevent or interfere with blood coagulation. Given
to prevent Venus thrombosis and pulmonary embolism.
Name the 2 most commonly used anticoagulants and give the antidote for each
Answer: Heparin: protamine sulfate
Coumadin: vitamin k
Why should a patient on anticoagulants not take ASA? Answer: Blood will
become even thinner as they are both anticoagulants.
Which blood type is the universal donor? Answer: O
Which blood type is the universal recipient? Answer: AB
What do antibodies do? Answer: Used to prevent infection caused by
pathogens and microorganisms
What is the difference between keflex and ancef? Answer: Keflex: by mouth.
Ancef: IV
both belong to cephalosporins
Define diuretic and tell what they do for the body. Answer: Used to increase
urinary output & controlled edema. Causes pt to secrete large amounts of
diluted urine. Used to manage hypertension, heart failure, glaucoma, cause
excursion of electrolytes including sodium, potassium, & calcium.
What is the most often used diuretic? Answer: Lasix (flurosemide)
Define oxytocics Answer: Natural hormones inducing labor and stimulate
contractions.
SUR 110 Test 3 Questions with Answers
(100% Correct Answers)
gtt Answer: Drop
os Answer: left eye
How many ml in cc Answer: 1 mL = 1 cc
1 oz Answer: 30cc/ml
How does grains and grams relate to each other? Answer: 1 gram=15 grains
What are the differences among apothecaries, metric, and household systems of
measurement? Answer: Household (tbsp,tsp), apothecary (liquid measure
grains), metric (mL or L)
Household is the least accurate
What are the 7 rights? Answer: DR. TRAMP
Document, reason, time, route, amount, medication, patient
Who establishes drug standard for the USA? Answer: USP, United State
pharmacopeia
anaphylactic shock Answer: Severe allergic reaction
What significance is anaphylactic shock to pharmacology? Answer: Verify
what is given or they could die from an allergic reaction
What are the signs and symptoms of anaphylactic shock? Answer: Swelling,
inflammation, throat closing, & possibly death
What is a hemostatic agent? Answer: Any chemical compound that slows or
stops bleeding by assisting with clot formation. Ex:avitene
, 2
Give common drug examples used in the OR Answer: Ancef, gentamicin,
reglan, gel foam, bone wax, thrombin
What is the difference between coagulants and anticoagulants? Answer:
Coagulants: promote accelerated blood.
Anticoagulants: drugs that prevent or interfere with blood coagulation. Given
to prevent Venus thrombosis and pulmonary embolism.
Name the 2 most commonly used anticoagulants and give the antidote for each
Answer: Heparin: protamine sulfate
Coumadin: vitamin k
Why should a patient on anticoagulants not take ASA? Answer: Blood will
become even thinner as they are both anticoagulants.
Which blood type is the universal donor? Answer: O
Which blood type is the universal recipient? Answer: AB
What do antibodies do? Answer: Used to prevent infection caused by
pathogens and microorganisms
What is the difference between keflex and ancef? Answer: Keflex: by mouth.
Ancef: IV
both belong to cephalosporins
Define diuretic and tell what they do for the body. Answer: Used to increase
urinary output & controlled edema. Causes pt to secrete large amounts of
diluted urine. Used to manage hypertension, heart failure, glaucoma, cause
excursion of electrolytes including sodium, potassium, & calcium.
What is the most often used diuretic? Answer: Lasix (flurosemide)
Define oxytocics Answer: Natural hormones inducing labor and stimulate
contractions.
