Surgical Technology, Principles, Unit 3,Pharmacology(proctored practice)

Which of the following is not one of the four main sources from which drugs are derived?

Of the category of drugs in liquid form, which one of the following is a preparation that is a combination of two liquids that will not mix?

What is the route of administration where medication is placed between the cheek and teeth for absorption?

Buccal and sublingual administration are considered to be of what drug administration route (THINK)?

Drug administered within a joint is ____.

Drugs with a high potential to cause psychological or physical dependence and abuse are called ____.

The transport of the drug substance that occurs once it enters the circulatory system is ____.

Anticoagulant drugs prevent ____.

The process used to relieve pain during surgical intervention refers to ____ administration.

Which of the following is the generic name for Marcaine?

Demerol, Sublimaze, Sufenta, and Alfenta are examples of ____.

Antiemetic agents are used to prevent ____.

What is the trade name for xylocaine?

Immediately following the transfer of a medication to the sterile field, it must be ____.

Which medication is given to prolong the effects of lidocaine?

A drug given to create vasoconstriction is ____.

An antagonist for Narcotics is ____.

Which of the following is the same as oxytocin?

The trade name for fentanyl citrate is ____.

Which drug reverses the effect of heparin?

Which drug is a vasoconstrictor?

Dr.Smith’s patient is scheduled for a laparoscopic cholecystectomy with intraoperative cholangiogram. Which drug could be found on your back table to help with this procedure?

Which drug is used to cause uterine contractions?

An example of a diuretic is ____.

Drug class that causes blood vessels to become smaller.

Drug class used to inhibit anxiety and nervousness.

Increases the output of urine.

Drug class that is used to prevent or stop the involuntary, sudden onset, contractions of smooth muscle.

Drug class that prevents or delays blood coagulation.

Inhibits the parasympathetic responses manifested by drying up of body secretions.

Class of drug used to counteract an allergic reaction.

Opiates or opioids most commonly used to relieve pain.

This class of drug induces sleep and relaxation.

Drug class that relieves or diminishes pain.

Drugs that stimulate uterine contractions.

Drug class that stops or inhibits the flow of blood.

Drugs used to cause blood vessels to enlarge.

Produces loss of consciousness and feeling.

Substance originating in an organ or gland which is carried by the bloodstream to its target organ.

Drug class that destroys bacteria and other pathogenic microorganisms.

Drug class that is used to diminish the red, swollen effects of body tissue’s reaction to injury.

Drug class that reduces fever.

Zofran is a drug that is used in the preoperative or postoperative phase as what (action)?

Hemostatic agents are used to do what when there is excessive bleeding and when standard methods of hemostasis are not effective?

Cleocin is the brand name of a drug that is classified as what?

Thrombin is always used how?

List two forms of drugs.

List two sources of drugs.

List two purposes for drugs in general.

Name three of the five different routes for drug administration.

What type of drug can cause a dependency when misused or abused?

Name the longest acting local anesthetic drug that is commonly used for local injection.

Name a commonly used contrast media.

What is the name of the drug (liquid hemostatic agent) that is commonly used in conjunction with Gelfoam.

What is used to mark the skin and can be diluted with saline and injected into the uterus to check for tubal patency?

What is Lugol’s solution and what does it do?

What is pharmacokinetics?

What does epinephrine do when used with a local anesthetic?

What is pharmacodynamics?

What is the brand name of the drug bupivacaine?

When cocaine is used, it must always be administered which way?