Accs drugs - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Fentanyl, Morphine, and Hydromorphone (Dilaudid) are all Narcotics, what drug reverses the adverse affects of decreased Respiratory Rate and Heart Rate? - Narcan A drug that blocks pain is considered what class? - An Opiod Ketorolac (Toradol) and Ibuprofen are Nsaids. Which drug out of these two have an adverse affect of renal failure? - Toradol (Ketorolac) Why are Nsaids used in combination with opiods? - To reduce the amount of opiods used since Nsaids combat pain as well

ACCS PHARMACOLOGY Exam | Questions and Correct Answers | Latest Update 2024/2025 | 100% Pass DRUGS ROUTES OF ADMINISTRATION (5) - Answer -1. Enteral 2. Parenteral 3. Transdermal 4. Inhalation 5. Topical What is enteral route ? - Answer -ENTERAL - absorbed in GI a. sublingual b. oral c. buccal/ lingual/ sublingual d. rectal What is the Parenteral route? (3) - Answer -Parenteral a. Intravenous ( IV)b. intramuscular (IM) c. subcutaneous (SubQ). What is the transdermal route? - Answ...

ACCS PHARMACOLOGY Exam | Questions and Correct Answers | Latest Update 2024/2025 | 100% Pass DRUGS ROUTES OF ADMINISTRATION (5) - Answer -1. Enteral 2. Parenteral 3. Transdermal 4. Inhalation 5. Topical What is enteral route ? - Answer -ENTERAL - absorbed in GI a. sublingual b. oral c. buccal/ lingual/ sublingual d. rectal What is the Parenteral route? (3) - Answer -Parenteral a. Intravenous ( IV)b. intramuscular (IM) c. subcutaneous (SubQ). What is the transdermal route? - Answ...

ACCS PHARMACOLOGY Exam Questions With Verified Answers. DRUGS ROUTES OF ADMINISTRATION (5) - answer1. Enteral 2. Parenteral 3. Transdermal 4. Inhalation 5. Topical What is enteral route ? - answerENTERAL - absorbed in GI a. sublingual b. oral c. buccal/ lingual/ sublingual d. rectal What is the Parenteral route? (3) - answerParenteral a. Intravenous ( IV) b. intramuscular (IM) c. subcutaneous (SubQ). What is the transdermal route? - answerdelivered through the skin into the blood...

ACCS PHARMACOLOGY questions with correct answers DRUGS ROUTES OF ADMINISTRATION (5) Answer 1. Enteral 2. Parenteral 3. Transdermal 4. Inhalation 5. Topical What is enteral route ? Answer ENTERAL - absorbed in GI a. sublingual b. oral c. buccal/ lingual/ sublingual d. rectal What is the Parenteral route? (3) Answer Parenteral a. Intravenous ( IV) b. intramuscular (IM) c. subcutaneous (SubQ). What is the transdermal route? Answer delivered through the skin into the blood strea...

ACCS – Pathology questions with correct answers CXR of Emphysema Answer - diminished marking - flattened diaphragms -hyperlucency - increased AP diameter treat Emphysema Answer - in emergency treat with 100% FiO2 d/t impending hypoxic state - otherwise low flow O2 at home using oxygen conserving devices - bronchodilation meds via MDI or nebs - corticosteroids Emphysema ABG Answer compensated respiratory acidosis CHF/ Pulmonary Edema CXR Answer -batwing/butterfly pattern, f...

Fentanyl, Morphine, and Hydromorphone (Dilaudid) are all Narcotics, what drug reverses the adverse affects of decreased Respiratory Rate and Heart Rate? - Narcan A drug that blocks pain is considered what class? - An Opiod Ketorolac (Toradol) and Ibuprofen are Nsaids. Which drug out of these two have an adverse affect of renal failure? - Toradol (Ketorolac) Why are Nsaids used in combination with opiods? - To reduce the amount of opiods used since Nsaids combat pain as well. Diazepam (...

ACCS Pharmacology questions with correct answers Fentanyl Citrate (Sublimaze) Answer Pain management (Analgesia) (Opioid) Use: any indication of pain (vitals, pain scale), s/p MVA, SCI, vent asynchrony Adverse: resp depression Notes: may also come across Sufentanil and Remifentanil (both opiod based as well) Morphine Answer Pain management (Analgesia) (Opioid) (Powerful narcotic)! Use: any indication of pain (vitals, pain scale), dyspnea, hospice, pallative care, end of life Adverse: r...

ACCS Respiratory questions with correct answers Normal Urine Output Answer 40 mL/hr (approx. 1 Liter/day) Decreased CVP (<2 mmHg) Answer Hypovolemia Increased CVP (>6 mmHg) Answer Hypervolemia Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) Answer Eye-opening response Spontaneous opening- 4 To verbal stimuli- 3 To pain- 2 None- 1 Most appropriate verbal response Oriented- 5 Confused- 4 Inappropriate words- 3 Incoherent- 2 None- 1 Most intergrated motor response (arm) Obeys command...