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Pure Food and Drug Act (Wiley) of 1906 - correct answer this act..... prohibited MISBRANDING and ADULTERATED foods/drugs from being distributed through interstate commerce. food or drug label could not be false or misleading USP and National Formulary (NF) established as standards Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FDCA) of 1938 - correct answer this act required that... the manufacturer prove the SAFETY of a drug ...

When looking at federal and state laws for controlled substances it is important to remember that you follow _______ - correct answer Which ever law is more strict The WV Uniform Controlled Substances Act (60A) mostly follows - correct answer Federal Law How do drugs get added or deleted from schedules on a state level? - correct answer The Board of Pharmacy recommends to the legislatur...

Physician Assistant Prescribing - correct answer Cannot prescribe CI-II antineoplastics radio-pharmaceuticals general anesthestics CIII - limited to a 30 day supply and may not authorize a refill Nurses in Advanced Practice : APRN, FMP, CRNA, NM Prescribing - correct answer Cannot prescribe CI-II antineoplastics radio-pharmaceuticals general anesthetics CIII - limited to a 30 days supply and may not authorize a ref...

how many public members (non-pharmacists) serve of the BOP? - correct answer 2 citizen members (who do not perform any services related to the practice of the pharmacist care) how many pharmacists members serve of the BOP? must they be actively practicing? - correct answer -5 licensed pharmacists in WV -no, but must have an active license and be in good standing what is the term of service for BOP members? - correct ans...

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Patients with ADHD are at risk of - correct answer Substance disorders and antisocial personality (amboss) Winter's formula for metabolic acidosis - correct answer PCO2 = (1.5 x HCO3) + 8 +/- 2 Used to determine if respiratory compensation is present. Prophylactic dose for bacterial endocarditis in patients going through a high-risk procedure: - correct answer Amoxicillin, single d...

Spongiosis and acantholysis is seen what derm condition? - correct answer eczematous dermatitis Urticaria is characterized by - correct answer superficial dermal edema and lymphatic channel dilation, no epidermal changes Nitroglycerin for angina pectoris. How does sublingual nitroglycerin help? - correct answer Decreased cardiac preload, i.e. left ventricular volume during diastole, is ...

Treatment for latent TB w/ -ve CXR and risk factors - correct answer Isoniazid or rifamycin Ectopic pregnancy where the fallopian tube meets the fundus of the uterus; p/w "intrauterine gestational sac to the right of midline and extending into the myometrium" on US - correct answer Cornual (interstitial) pregnancy Infectious mono is a viral illness caused by _____ or ______ that infect ___ lymphocytes. - correct an...

treatment for UTI in pregnancy - correct answer Nitrofurantoin testicular torsion management - correct answer Ultrasound SURGERY (detorsion or orchioplexy) cornual pregnancy - correct answer ectopic pregnancy where fallopian tube meets uterus extends into myometrium also called interstitial pregnancy most likely cause of death with congenital diaphragmatic hernia - correct answer ...

A patient with ovarian cancer is admitted for inoperable small bowel obstruction. What is the appropriate next step in management? - correct answer Family meetings to determine the goals of care to ensure the quality of life of the patient. A patient with infectious mononucleosis presents with a liver span of 14cm. What's likely the cause? - correct answer Cholestatic hepatitis secondary to mononucleosis - Labs. increa...

emergency orchidopexy (fixation) - correct answer treatment for testicular torsion (clinical diagnosis) cornual (interstitial) pregnancy - correct answer 11 weeks pregnant, abdominal pain, spotting, gestational sac to the right of the midline and into the myometrium, free fluid in the cul de sac. hemodynamic instability complete resolution of symptoms - correct answer what is the outcom...

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What factor affects the high degree of specificity found in enzymes? - correct answer R-groups determine which substrates can bind to the active site--> thus determining specificity, shape of the active site How do enzyme drive thermodynamically unfavorable reactions with favorable reactions? - correct answer coupling of the reaction Coupled reactions - correct answer reactions that ...

myosins are (blank) based motor proteins - correct answer actin kinesins and dynein's are (blank) based motor proteins - correct answer microtubule actin based motor proteins are part of the (blank) family - correct answer myosin example of an actin based myosin - correct answer muscle myosin: Myosin II how many and what kind of chains does my...

Hydrophilic (polar) R group - correct answer H bonding Hydrophilic (non-polar) R group - correct answer H bonds or ionic Hydrophobic (nonpolar) R group - correct answer Hydrophobic or Van der waals Special R-groups - correct answer Hydrophobic van der waals H bond disulfide bond Can't H bond bc no H to donate Cysteine - correct answer R group...

what is a cell - correct answer smallest structural, functional and biological unit of all organisms what is an autonomous self-replicating unit that may exist as functional independent unit of life, or as subunit in multicellular organism - correct answer cell a cell is a membrane bound unit containing - correct answer biomolecules such as nucleic acids, proteins, polysaccharides, and ...

LECTURE 20: COMPARTMENTALIZATION OF CELLS - correct answer ... Why do cell compartments exist? - correct answer compartmentalization creates functionally specialized aqueous spaces within a cell macromolecules are concentrated in these compartments or organelles to optimize biochemical reactions membranes of organelles increase the area of cell membranes all eukaryotic cells have the same organelles so what makes t...

Describe the four main types of molecules and five main steps in the general process of cell-to-cell signaling. When does cell-to-cell signaling involve only three main types of molecules and three main steps? - correct answer The four main types of molecules involved in cell-cell signaling are extracellular signal molecules, cell surface receptors, intracellular signaling molecules, and target proteins. When the extracellular signaling molecule is nonpolar...

The cartoon representation of a protein to the right, is composed of - correct answer A-helicies plus antiparallel B-sheets Secondary structure is stabilized by - correct answer Hydrogen bonds The 3-D (Tertiary structure) may be strongly influenced by amino acid residues that are very far apart. This relationship is in contrast to secondary structure where the residues are: - correct answer ...

Cellular Compartmentalization - correct answer A cell's DNA is located in separate nuclear compartments to protect genome from damage Need flexible membrane and elaborate cytoskeleton to support and move membrane Structure/Barrier important bc Eurkaryotes lack ratio of volume to surface area Evolutionary Origins of Cellular Compartments - correct answer Eukaryotic cells would eat other cells to survive MITOCHONDIRA- o...