Drug terms and questions
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| naproxin sodium | Naprosyn (Mild Pain.)
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| oxycodone hydrochloride | Percocet (Moderate pain.)
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| propoxyphene | Darvon (Moderate pain.)
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| nalbuphine | Nubain (Severe Pain)
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| amphetamine salts | Adderall (ADHD)
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| methylphenidate hcl | Ritalin (ADD)
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| Valium | diazepam (Seizures)
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| midazolam hcl | Versed (Sedation)
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| procaine hcl | Novocain (Local Nerve Block.)
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| zolpidem tatrate | Ambien (Insomnia)
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| fentanyl transderal system | Duragesic (Acute and Chronic pain.)
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| hydrocodone bitartrate | Vicodin (Moderate Pain.)
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| hydormorphone hcl | Dilaudid (Severe pain.)
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| meperidine hcl | Demerol (Severe Pain.)
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| oxycodone | Oxycontin (Mild-Moderate pain.)
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| acetaminophen | Tylenol (Pain relief.)
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| sumatriptan succinate | Imitrex (Migraines.)
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| phenytoin | Dilantin (Major Motor Epilepsy.)
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| carbamazepine | Tegretol (Major Motor Seizures.)
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| diazepam | Valium (Controlled Seizures.)
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| lamotrigine | Lamictal (Complex partial Seizures.)
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| topiramate | Topramax (Complex partial seizures.)
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| levodopa | Dopar (Parkinson's)
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| ropinrole hcl | Requip (RLS)
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| gabapentin | Neurontin (Complex Seizures.)
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| lidocaine patches | Lidoderm (Neuropathic pain.)
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| List the 4 Stages of Anesthesia | 1. Analgesia
2. Delirium
3. Surgical Anesthesia
4. Medullary Depression
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| List the four types of seizures. | 1. Grand Mal Seizures
2. Petit Mal Seizures
3. Complex Partial Seizures
4. Epileptic Equivalents
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| Any drug derived from opium, or its synthetic analogs, is termed _____________. | Narcotic
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| Drugs with actions similiar to those of opium, but not derived from opium are called ______________. | Opiods
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| Drugs derived from opium are known as ___________. | Opiates
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| A pharmocological CNS depressant, that produces a loss of sensation, which may be generalized, systemic, or localized is called _________________. | Anesthesia
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| A habitual dependence on a substance that is beyond voluntary control is known as ________________. | Addiction
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| A barbituric acid that act by depressing the respiratory rate, blood pressure, temperature, and the CNS are known as_____________. | Barbiturates.
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| A condition in which larger and larger doses of drugs are needed to produce the desired effect is known as ________________. | Tolerance.
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| ADHD | attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
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| Nae two drugs that are local anesthetics. | Novocain and Xylocaine.
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| A syndrome that occurs when a drug-dependent person discontinues a drug suddenly is called _________________. | Withdrawl.
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| A group of drugs that enhance pain relief are known as ________________. | Coanalgesic.
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| A condition in which the patient requires continued use of a drug for proper functioning and would experience withdrawal symptoms if discontinued is called _______________. | Physical Dependence.
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| Drug seeking behaviors that may occur when a patients pain is under treated is called _____________. | Pseudoaddiction.
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