CMA KS EVALUATION TEST QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Ortho static hypotension - ✔✔A condition of low blood pressure that occurs when a
person rises from sitting or laying position
✔✔Phlebitis - ✔✔Inflammation of a vein
✔✔Systolic pressure - ✔✔Force of blood pressure pushing against the artery walls
when ventricles contract
✔✔Thrombus - ✔✔A blood clot formed in a vessel
✔✔Vein - ✔✔Vessels that carry blood toward the heart
✔✔Vasonconstrictors - ✔✔Levophed
✔✔Coronary vasodilators - ✔✔Ntg, Cardizem, inderal
✔✔Peripheral vasodilators - ✔✔Vasodilan, hydralazine
✔✔Antihypertensives - ✔✔Lopressor, Altace, norvasc
✔✔Antiarrhythmics - ✔✔Digoxicin, amiodarone, inferal
✔✔Cardiac glycosides - ✔✔Digoxin, lanoxin
✔✔Antilipemics - ✔✔Questran
✔✔Anticoagulants - ✔✔Coumadin
, ✔✔Hematinics - ✔✔Ferrous sulfate
✔✔Coagulants - ✔✔Mephyton, vitamin k
✔✔6 components of the respiratory - ✔✔Nose mouth pharynx trachea larynx epiglottis
bronchi and Albeoli
✔✔Respiratory disorders - ✔✔Caught sputum hoarseness
Wheezing dyspnea apnea tachypnea
✔✔Allergen - ✔✔Substance that triggers an allergic response
✔✔Alveoli - ✔✔Air sacs located in the lungs that permit the exchanges of oxygen and
carbon bonoxide through capillary walls
✔✔Apnea - ✔✔Without breathing
✔✔Dyspnea - ✔✔Difficult or labored breathing
✔✔Hyperpnea - ✔✔Rapid breathing
✔✔Orthopnea - ✔✔Difficulty breathing while laying down
✔✔Productive cough - ✔✔Cough the brings up mucus
✔✔Saliva - ✔✔Digestive juicy created by the saliva glands in the mouth
✔✔Sputum - ✔✔Thick fluid formed in the lower respiratory tract that may contain blood
pus or bacteria
✔✔Tachypnea - ✔✔Rapid breathing
✔✔Antihistamines - ✔✔Phenergan Benadryl and Allegra
✔✔Expetorants - ✔✔Robitussin
✔✔Respiratory stimulants - ✔✔Ammonia and caffeine
✔✔Corticosteroids - ✔✔Flonase, nasocort
✔✔narcotic antitussives - ✔✔Codeine
✔✔Decongestants - ✔✔Neo-synephrine, sudafed
ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔Ortho static hypotension - ✔✔A condition of low blood pressure that occurs when a
person rises from sitting or laying position
✔✔Phlebitis - ✔✔Inflammation of a vein
✔✔Systolic pressure - ✔✔Force of blood pressure pushing against the artery walls
when ventricles contract
✔✔Thrombus - ✔✔A blood clot formed in a vessel
✔✔Vein - ✔✔Vessels that carry blood toward the heart
✔✔Vasonconstrictors - ✔✔Levophed
✔✔Coronary vasodilators - ✔✔Ntg, Cardizem, inderal
✔✔Peripheral vasodilators - ✔✔Vasodilan, hydralazine
✔✔Antihypertensives - ✔✔Lopressor, Altace, norvasc
✔✔Antiarrhythmics - ✔✔Digoxicin, amiodarone, inferal
✔✔Cardiac glycosides - ✔✔Digoxin, lanoxin
✔✔Antilipemics - ✔✔Questran
✔✔Anticoagulants - ✔✔Coumadin
, ✔✔Hematinics - ✔✔Ferrous sulfate
✔✔Coagulants - ✔✔Mephyton, vitamin k
✔✔6 components of the respiratory - ✔✔Nose mouth pharynx trachea larynx epiglottis
bronchi and Albeoli
✔✔Respiratory disorders - ✔✔Caught sputum hoarseness
Wheezing dyspnea apnea tachypnea
✔✔Allergen - ✔✔Substance that triggers an allergic response
✔✔Alveoli - ✔✔Air sacs located in the lungs that permit the exchanges of oxygen and
carbon bonoxide through capillary walls
✔✔Apnea - ✔✔Without breathing
✔✔Dyspnea - ✔✔Difficult or labored breathing
✔✔Hyperpnea - ✔✔Rapid breathing
✔✔Orthopnea - ✔✔Difficulty breathing while laying down
✔✔Productive cough - ✔✔Cough the brings up mucus
✔✔Saliva - ✔✔Digestive juicy created by the saliva glands in the mouth
✔✔Sputum - ✔✔Thick fluid formed in the lower respiratory tract that may contain blood
pus or bacteria
✔✔Tachypnea - ✔✔Rapid breathing
✔✔Antihistamines - ✔✔Phenergan Benadryl and Allegra
✔✔Expetorants - ✔✔Robitussin
✔✔Respiratory stimulants - ✔✔Ammonia and caffeine
✔✔Corticosteroids - ✔✔Flonase, nasocort
✔✔narcotic antitussives - ✔✔Codeine
✔✔Decongestants - ✔✔Neo-synephrine, sudafed
