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| what action does salicin procedure | fever, pain, inflammation reduction
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| what is it that nsaids are used to treat | decrease pain, fever, inflammation
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| forms cromolyn sodium comes in | inhalation solution, aerosol spray, nasal solution, capsule for inhalation
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| difference between first and second generation | first generation cause sedation and drossiness
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| fist antibiotic discovered | sulfa
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| discovered penicillin | alexander fleming
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| drug combination teteacycline, spetra, and metronidazole | helicobacter pylori
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| identify antituberculin agents | isoniazid, rifampin, ethambutol, pyrazinamide, cycoserine, kanamycin
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| common fungus- human bodys normal flora | candida albicans
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| steps involved in spreading viruses | attaches to host cell, replicates within cell, then host cell explodes and spreads to other cells
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| enzymes cyclooxgenase produces what hormone | prostaglanddins and other compounds
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| identify the properties of nonsteroidal anti inflammatory agents | analgestic, antipyretics, and anti inflammatory properties
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| medication that should not be discontinued without tapering | prednisone
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| condiction in which airways become completely blocked and may lead to death | anaphylactic shock
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| what effects do beta adrenergics have on bronchial airways | dilate the bronchial airway
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| cause the smooth muscles of the bronchi to contract causing labored breathing | leukotrienes
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| agents that are considered an anti asthmatic and anti allergic agent | cromolyn sodium
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| mian side effects experience when taking antihistamines | sleepiness, dry mouth, intra-ocular pain
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| bacteriacidal | agents that kill bacteria
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| antibiotics | chemical agent produced by organisms used to treat infections
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| antimicrobal | chemical agent produced by scientists to prevent growth of or kill microorganisms
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| bacteriostatic | agents that prevent the growth of bacteria but do not kill the microbes
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| roundworms | diethylcarbamazine, ivernectin
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| tapeworm | praziquantel, niclosamide
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| macrophages | ingest dead tissue, bacterial cells, or dying cells
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| lymphocytes | cell injury and promoting formation of antibodies that increase inflammatory response
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| antibodies | can neutralize or destroy antigens in different ways such as by coating of lying the antigen
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| fibrinogen | helps in coagulating blood
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| neutrophils | adhere to damaged sites to protect against infection by destroying infectious microbes, also destroys antigens
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| moncytes | eventually becomes macrophages, macrophages are one of the first line of defense in the inflammatory process
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| granulocytes | fights off infections
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| leukocytes | fights off infection and tissue damage
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| action and indications for and analgestic drug | blocks or reduces the preception of pain but not its cause
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| action and indications for ibuprofen | reduces inflammation which there after reduces pain
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| action and indications for bronchodilators | decongest the bronchiole tubes
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| action and indications for calcium channel blockers | block the movement of calcium ions into cell membranes and cause vascular smooth muscles to relax
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| action and indications for expectorants | decrease the thinness of phlegm from the lungs which aid in its explusion
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| action and indications for mydriatic | induses dialation of pupils
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| what is it that antihyperlipidemic drugs do | lower cholesterol
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| identify the antihypetensive drugs | nitedipone, verapamil, lopressor, tenormin
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| identify the drugs classified as anticonvulasants | dilantin, tegretol
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| why are cephaloporihns divided into generations | because they are based on the order of development and the spectrum of antibacterial activity
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