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| How many puffs of albuterol is recommended for Emergencys? |
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| Typical dose of aspirin for emergency? |
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| Typical Adult and child dose of diphenhydramine? |
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| MRD of epinephrine for emergency anaphalaxis? |
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| Intramuscular dosages of glucose for an Adult and Child? |
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1 mg
Child .5 mg
Repeat every 20 mins |
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| Nitroglycerin sublingual dose for emergencies? |
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| Atropine MRD for emergency? |
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| Naloxone Preversal opiod overdose MRD? |
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| Valum or Midazolam may be administered for what medical emergency? |
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| What form do you use to register for a DEA license? (#) |
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| What form do you use to register for a DEA license? (#) |
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| Which Schedules have a high potential for abuse? |
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| T/F. Refills are prohibited on Schedule II? |
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| T/F. Tramadol cannot be refilled? |
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| False. Its a schedule 4. 3 and above can be refilled. |
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| OTC drugs can also be referred to as ___ Drugs? |
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| T/F DOB is required on Rx? |
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| T/F DEA number is required on all Schedules II-V? |
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| C-II drugs are valid for ___ months after the written date? 2-5? |
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1 month (C2)
6 months (C3-5) |
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| Most amount of refills you can prescribe? |
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| T/F. DEA numbers are sacred and should be kept private? |
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| How are DEA #'s verifiable? |
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| Adding 1,3,5 # plus 2,4,6 #'s x2 the the singles digit should match the last digit. |
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| T/F. Qd (daly) is acceptable abbreviation for script writing? |
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| True. Write out daily or every other day |
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| Always place zeros _____ decimal points, but never ____ decimal points? |
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| T/F. Drug Diversion is illegal? |
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| Metronidazole is broadly recommend for ___ infections, whereas ______ is recommended for initial or acute infections? |
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| If your patient is allergic to Amoxicillin you should prescribe __ or ____ for infections? |
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| Penicillin, cephalosporin, and peptides are examples of what type of antibiotic? |
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| Quinolones, Metronidazole are examples of what type of antibiotic ? |
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| DNA synthesis and integrity inhibitors. |
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| Sulfonamides and Trimethoprim are what type of antibiotic? |
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| Macrolides, lincosamides (clinidamyci), polyketides (tetracycline), and aminoglycosides are what types of antibiotic? |
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| Inhibitors of protein synthesis. |
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| What are the 5 names for bacteriostatic antibiotics? |
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Mac-orlides
Polyketides
Sulfonamides
Lincosamides
Trimethoprim |
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| Penicillin is a competitive/non-competitive inhibitor of _____ enzyme? |
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| Pencilin allergies form from binding to ____? |
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| Carrier Proteins (hapten antigen) |
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| T/F Penicillin is recommend for soft tissue infections, celluitis, and pulpal infections? |
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| Bacterial endocarditis amoxicillin MRD? |
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| 2 grams PO 1 hour prior to appt. |
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| ___ is suggested when B lactamase abx are present? |
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| Augmentin is a mix of ____? |
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| Amoxicillin and Calvulanic acid |
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| Major disadvantaged of methicillin, and Dicloxacillin? |
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| ____ is used to combat MRSA? |
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| T/F. You want to give bactericidal and bacteriostatic together because they increase each others effects? |
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| Increased bleeding is an adverse effect of penicillin if the patient is on coumadin? |
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| Penicillin allergy is the most common cause of death by anaphylaxis ? |
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| True, if penicillin binds to RBC potential for autoimmune hemolytic anemia |
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| Which drugs are comparable to penicillin but with an extended range? |
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| Keflex is a __ generation Cephalosporin? |
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| Cefpirome is a __ gneration cephalosporing? |
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| Keflex (I), Ceclor (2 c), Fortaz (T=threee), Cefrom F=Four) |
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| generations of Cephalosporins |
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| Cipro increases CNS toxicity with this drug? |
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| T/F. Bactrim is typically prescribed by dentist? |
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| Why is Azithyromycin on a short schedule? |
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| Its tissue concentrations get very high |
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| Clindaymycin abx functions by what? |
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| Erythro, azi, and clarthromycin are what types of abc? |
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| Macrolides, inhibit protein synthesis |
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| Don't take this abc if your going to be in the sun! |
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| T/F. Flagyl works on aerobes? |
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| Flagyl is most commonly prescribed by what specialist? |
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| ___ is resistant to Metronidazole (flagyl)? |
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| Flagy (metronidizole) increase levels of _____ (3) |
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| Zyvox (linezolid) MOA that is bacteriostatic against staph and bactericidal against strep? |
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| Protein Synthesis inhibits 23s ribosome |
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| Ciprofloxin is what type of abc? |
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| Fluroquinolone, inhibts DNA gyrase and topoisomerase |
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