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| Two part of the pituitary gland |
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| 9 endocrine glands of the body |
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| overies, testies, thyroid, uterus, adrenals, kidney, breast, parathyroid and __________ |
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| Two specifice drugs of the posterior pitutary |
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| desmopressin, vasopressin |
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| regulates re-obsorption of water by the kidneys. Used to treat diabeties insipitus, conserve water, post-op abd. distention |
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| failure of posterior pitutary to secreat vasopressin |
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| desmopressin acetatae may be givin |
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| pt's with DI are px ________. Why? |
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| vasopressin to conserve water |
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| How can Pt avoid a/r of skin blanching |
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| Female secondary sex char. |
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| vagina, uterus, fallopian tubes, breat develepment |
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| facial hair, deep voice, body hair, body fat distrabution, muscle development |
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| hot flashes, ovarian enlargment, hemoperitoneum |
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| Decreased vison with gonadotrophins, what do you do |
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| somatotropic is the _____ hormone |
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| Who are canadates for GH use |
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| children with open epiphysis in the bones |
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| Base lines to doc before starting GH therapy |
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| Where are the adrenal glands located? |
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| Slucocorticoid and mineralcorticoids are collectively known as? |
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| When taking GH hormone SC monitor? |
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| Corticotrophin + cholinergic blocker = |
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| When to take thyroid meds? |
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| Take V/S every ______hrs when taking glucocorticoids. |
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| Pt's with myxedema may have increased? |
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| desiccated thryoid + SSRI = |
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| decreased effect of thyroid med. |
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| Caution when giving liothyronine to pt's with? |
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| Pt. taking methimazole who develop skin rash should? |
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| cure or slow cancer, pallitive care |
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| Gastric a/r of propythiouracil |
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| Another name for thyrotoxicosis is? |
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| Characteristic symptom of thyrotoxicosis is? |
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| Cardiac a/r of Liotrix for thyrotocicosis |
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| 2 hormones the thyroid secreats |
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| Tapazole is used to treat? |
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| Why will you monitor a pt's glucose levels on GH? |
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| What does thyroid storm mean and what are the s/s? |
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Thyroidtoxicosis
s/s increased fever, extreame tachycardia, AMS |
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| Tissue buildind process caused by androgens. |
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| Failure to develop testies is called? |
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| 2 endogenouse female hormones are? |
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| Where are extrogens secreated? |
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| Where is progesterone secreated? |
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| corpus luteum, placenta, adrenal cortex |
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| Uses of estrogena and pregesteron? |
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contraception
Female: hypergonadism, osteoperosis, Males: prostate cancer, amenorrea, endometriosis |
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| Fluoxymesterone in an androgenic drug because? |
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| A/R of fluoxymesterone is virtilization, what is that? |
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| When women develop male secondary sex characteristicsdue to testosteron |
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| deep voice, facial hair, increase muscle, body fat distrabution |
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| A/R of gosereline acetate? |
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| sexual disfunction, breast tenderness |
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| A/R of androgen therapy is liver toxicity. S/S of hepatotoxicity are? |
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| jaundice, electrolyte imblance, lethergy |
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| natural and synthetic gonadotrphins are collectively known as? |
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| estrogen and progesterin therapy is contraindicated in pt's with? |
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| Androgen therapy is used as replacemnt therapy for? |
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| Is estrogen secreated by the ovarian follicle? |
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| The herb saw palmetto is used to treat? |
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| enlarged prostate that is not cancer. |
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| testosteron and its derivatives is collectively known as? |
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| Estrogen is given IM and IV to treat? |
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| uterin bleeding caused by hormone imbalance |
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| HA, migraine, dizziness, mental depression, abd. bloating |
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| to produce uterine contractions |
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| prevent uterin contractions |
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| What do uterine stimulants do? |
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| cause smooth muscle in the uterus to contract |
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| When are ergonavine and methylergonovine given? |
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| 3rd stage of labor/at delivery |
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| Effects ofoxytocin on the fetus? |
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| What is your role when administering oxytocin? |
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| Why is ergovine contraindicated in pt with HTN. |
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| Oxytocin with stimulate what reflex? |
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| Call MD is oxytocin intr-nasaly produces the a/r of? |
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| what is a/r of methlergonovine's ergotism? |
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| coolness, nub. and ting. of limbs |
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| When are tocolytic drugs administered? |
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| a/r of magnesium sulfate (resp.) |
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| pilmenary edema, dyspnes, pink frothy sputum |
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| oxytocin + vasopressors = |
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| Most common tocolytic med? |
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| tocolytics are not used until what week of pregnancy? |
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| Magnesium sulfate for pre-term labor is used as an? |
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| Which drug can lead to water intoxication? |
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| Before giving oxytocin to induce labor, what intervention do you do? |
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| Duuring the 3rd stage of labor, oxytocin is admin? |
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| Overdose of ergonovine is? |
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| Ergonvine is contraindicated before delivery of the placenta. T or F |
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| Ergonovine and methylergonovine are givein during pregnancy to prevent hemorrage. T or f |
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| ability to resist and fight invading micro-organisms |
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| Diff between cellmediated defence and anti-body mediated defense? |
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Cell mediated: resulting from leukocyte action, immune response
Anti-body: circulating antibodies |
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| Cell mediated defense relies on the T-? |
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| What is thrombocytopenia? |
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| produce circulating antibodys that act against foreign substances. |
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| poison substances produced by bacteria |
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| What does attenuated mean? |
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| fever, chills, muscle aches/pain, rash, lethergy, pain/tender at inj. site. |
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| passive transient protection from snake bites/spider bites. |
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| What a is rabies vaccine? |
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| toxoide, artificial passive |
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| What are immune globulins? |
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| solutions from human/animal blood |
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| which vaccine prevents pulminary TB? |
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| measles mumps and ruebella |
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| What is natural passive immunity? |
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| mother to child via breast milk |
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| After a live virus vaccine, wait how long before concieving? |
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| Immune globulins are solutions obtained from human and animal blood containing antibodies? T or F |
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| A toxoid that is attenuated and injected is called a? |
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| why must a female past the age of puberty take the vericella vaccine with caution? |
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| it could effect the fetus |
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| What are anti-neoplastics used for? |
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| chemo, delay the spread of the cancer |
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| What does slow metastasis mean? |
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| metastasis is the spreading of cancer |
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| What does palliation mean? |
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| What is the goal of chemo? |
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| stop cell growth, prolong life |
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| Define alkylating agents. |
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| change cellular enviroment by directly attacking DNA |
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| taken from plants, they prevent cells from dividing normally |
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| 5 A/R of plant alkaloids? |
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| BM supression, diarrhea, hair loss, leukopenia, thrombocytopenia |
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| Chemo pt is lossing hair, what do you tell them? |
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| Pt with thromboyctopenia recieving anti-neoplastic meds, monitor for? |
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| Pt on neo-plastic meds is at risk for erythema, they should wear what? |
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| Anti-neoplastic meds may cause bone marrow depression. What lab work will you minitor? |
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| Cancer med, melphalan is an alkylating agent so changes cells to a more alkyline enviroment. T or F |
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| Side effects of green tea? |
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| Vinca alkaloid, velban, acts by interfering with? |
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| cell division production in the S phase |
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| The action of anti-neplastic drugs is to slow what? |
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| the spread of cancer to other sites |
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| Alkylating drug + amioglycoside = |
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| nephrotoxicity and ototoxicity |
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| plant alkaloids + warfarin = |
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| increased risk prolonged bleeding |
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| Plank alkaloids work at the amin acid level of? |
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| Normal cells reamin unaffected by anti-neoplasm drugs. T or F |
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| Cell cycle drugs attack a cell during? |
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| the phases of cell division |
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| anti-neoplastics interfere with the bone marrow's ability to make new cells |
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| a decreased production of RBC in the bone marrow |
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