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Small Pox Contagious disease unique to humans trasmitteied through direct contact or contamiated objects
dirty bomb redoactive material,disbursed through explosionq
avian flu pandemic bird flue no known vaccine or cure
epidemic lots of sick people
pandemic lots of dead people
nuclear boamb hiroshina and nagasaki
auxiliary lable label added to prescriptions to provide supplementary instructions
diluent agent that dilutes a substance in pharmacology, the liquid added to a powder to change the powder to a liquid or to dilute antother liquid
dosage strength weight of medication in a dose
generic name official nonproprietary name given to a drung by the u.s. food and drug administration
medcation order written or verbal direction for administration of medication in health care setting
national drug code number on drug label that identifies the manufacturer,product, and size of container
prescription written order by a licensed health care professional for dispensing or adminstering medication
trade/brand name name given to a medication by the manufacturer
scheduled medication classification of medictions with the potential for misues
medication administarator person who adminsters or give medication to patients
nosocomial infections an infection or illness thta occurs as result fo the patient's stay in the hospital or health facility
prn ( pro re nata) drugs to be given as needed when clinical situation arises
STAT orders to be given immediately
topical pertaining to the surface to a part of the body
transdermal enter through the dermis or skin as inadminstration of a drug appleied to the skin in omtment or patch form
verbal order an order fo a drug or other tretment that is given verbally to authrized receiver by an authorezed receiver by an prescriber
calcium chloride anhydrous (restart herat)
dextrose simple sugar ( hper glchmic)
Diphenhydramine benadryl ( sedtive/hynotic)
dopamine neurotransmitter ( shock)
epinephrine adrenalin (aniflaxes common use: eppie pin,flight or flight response
furoemide lasix ( directed reduces fluid )
heatasstarch synthetic plsma expander (major blood loss)
lidocaine local ansesthtic ( pain sutures= steches)
magnesium sulfate epson salt ( chest pain )
loperamide inodium A-D
magnesium hydroxide milk of magnesia
niacin B-3 ( body temp go up herat rateand shakes (niacin flush))
lopressor metoprolol beta blocker (cardiacmed)
biaxin clarithromycin macrolide antibiotic (subtuse for pnc)
wellbutrin bupropion antidepressant
klonopin clonazepam anticonvlusant ( prvent seizoure)
accupril quinapril ACE inhibitor (cordiac med)
pravachol pravastatin antihyperlipdemic (lipiod chlesterol)
fosamax alendronate antihyperlipidemic ( bood condotion)
vasotec enalpril ACE inhibitor (cardiac)
phenergan promethazine antiemetic ( prvent pukeing)
tylenol acetaminophen analgesic (pain relver and or reducer)
kaopectate attapulgite antidiarrheal ( prevent dirhea)
FLONASE FLUTICASONE COTICOSTEROID (reduce inflamtion)
ambien zolpidem hypnotic
vytorin ezetimibe & simvatatin lipid/chlesterol lowering
abilify aripiprazole antipsychotic
valtrex valacylovir antivirial
adderall amphhetamine CNS stimulant
aricept donepezil memory inhancer
viagra SILDENAFIL pce INHIBITOR
LYRICA pregabalin anticonvulsant
lunesta eszopiclone sedative/hypnotic
aleve naproxen sodium analgesic
senokot senna concentrate laxative
vitamin E Vitamin Antioxidant
B-6 pyridoxine lipid metabolism ( just B-6)
Created by: danille02
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