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WCC final exam pt 7

QuestionAnswer
Aqueous Humor Fluid located in front of the lense of the eye
Conjunctiva Membrane lining the eyelids and covering the eyeball
Miotic causing the pupil to constrict (smaller)
mYDRIATIC Causing the pupil of the eye to dilate (bigger)
Accomodation Ability of the pupil to open and close in response to light.
Are eye and ear drops interchangable? Eye to ear but never ear to eye
Vertigo Dizziness and clouded vision
Otic EAR
Middle Ear StirrUps, Eardrum, Ossicles
Rods Night time vision
Cones Day time vision
Cornea Primary and most powerful focusing structure of the eye
Cochlea Lined with cilia send vibrations to brain for hearing
Geriatric patients have Increased fat decreased muscle
Ofloxacin Ocuflox
Tobramycin Tobrox
BSS Balanced Salt Solution
Proparacaine Ophthaine; Alcaine
Should children be rewarded for taking their medicane NO
Oitis Media Most commen ear infection
Polymixin Chortosporin
Flurbiprofon Ocufen
Ciprofloxacin Ciloxan
ISOPTO homatropine homatropine
how do you calculate pediatric medication Mg to Kg
Prednisolone Sulfacetamide Blephamide
Glaucoma eye disease caused by increased pressure in the inner eye
Tropicamide Mydriacyl
Diphenhydramine Sominex
Oxymetazoline Afrin
Povidone Iodine Betadine
Salicylic Acid Combination Compound W; Wart Off;
Zyban Bupropion (stop smoking aid)
Phenylephrine Neo-Synephrine (nasal Solution)
Benzocaine Solarcaine
Magnesium & Aluminum Hydroxide Mylanta
Loperamide Imodium AD
Simethicone Mylicon; Phazyme; GasX (antiflatulents)
Pyrethrins combinations A-200
Tolnaftate Tinactin ( athlete's Foot Medication)
Guaifenesin Robitussin
Zinc Oxide Desitin
Carbamide Peroxide Glyoxide (canker sore treatment)
Analgesic Drug that relieves pain by reducing the perception of pain
Anorexant Decreases desire for food
Expextorant Drugs that aid in the coughing up fluids from the lungs
Anti-inflammitory Reduces swelling
Antitussive Decreases cough reflex in CNS
Protectant Substance that places a barrier between the skin and the irritating substance; lubricates skin and prevents irritation
Asprin free Analgesics Acetaminophen, (tylenol)
Enteric coated Asprin Ecotrin
NSAID's Non Steroidal Anti-inflammatory drugs
Aspirin +caffeine Anacin
Benzoyl Peroxide Oxywash (acne Treatment)
Naproxen Sodium Aleve
Ketoprofen Actron (NSAID)
minerals Inorganic compounds smaller than vitamins
Retinol Vitamin A CAn be found in fruits and vedgtables, Antioxident
What minerals are important to humans Ferrous and Zinc Sulfate
Nicotinic Acid Helps lower cholesterol
Manganese Mn
Vitamin A deficiency Causes night blindness
Fat Soluble Vitamins Stored in the liver and fatty tissue
Copper Cu
Magnesium Mg
Sodium Na
Potassium K
Vitamin K Required for blood clotting
Anti-oxidents A.C.E.
Vitamin D FAt soluble
Vitamin B6 water soluble
K fat soluble
Thiamine B1
Dihydrotachysterol D
Beta carotene A
Ergocalcitrol D2
Cyanocobalamin B12
Niacin B3
Ascorbic Acid C
Scurvey Caused by vitamin C deficiency
Iodine IS important for thyroid
Enteral nutrition Goest through GI
TPN includes Amino Acids, Carbs Lipids
Do not mix these drugs at the same time in a TPN bag Calcium Gluconate and Potassium Phosphate
Macrominerals ARE NOT needed in large quanities
TPN with 25% dextrose solution requires? Central line
What are the two parts of a TPN Base and Additives
TPNS Are also known as Hyperalimentation bags
What aids in in the compoundin of TPN bags Gravity
Tuberculin (PPD) Tubersol
Poisonous Spider Black Widow
Lymphocyte Type of lymph cells that help to destroy foreign cells. Helper T cells B cells And macrophages are three types of Lymphocytes
Hepatitis B Vaccine Engerix B
Rabies Vaccine Imovax
Measles (rubeola) vaccine Attenuvax
Varicella Virus Vaccine Varivax
Spleen Largest lymphatic organ in the body, main function is to filter large amounts of blood removing bacteria
What can not be protected from by a vaccine Fungus
Antibodies Protiens produced by plasma cells in response to foreign antigens
Antigen Substances that stimulate production of antibodies. Human Body recognizes substances as foreign and developes means to destroy them
Antitoxin Serum taken from animals that have immunity against specific diseases Like Tetanus and Botulism
immunity Ability to resist effects of a communicable disease
Toxoid Toxin treated with chemicals to weken its effects but still able to stimulate antibody protection
Macrophages Eat Antigens
Passive Immunity Temporary immunity provided by antibodies passed from mother to child, or vaccines
Active immunity Long term immunity produced by being exposed to the disease
Interferon
MMRII Measles Mumps Rubella
Meruvax II Rubella Vaccine
Polio Vaccine Inactivated IPOL
Mumps Vaccine Mumpsvax
Pneumoccocal Vaccine Pnuemovax 23
Hepatitis B Immune Globulin HyperHep
Polio Virus Vaccine Oral Orimune
Influenza Vaccine Fluzone
Antivenin Polyvalent Crotalidae (snakes)
IGIV CytoGam
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