Medicine indications - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Serotonin regulates - correct answer Mood, emotion, feeding, and reproductive behavior This class of antidepressants binds to presynaptic SERT and inhibits them from reuptake of serotonin to increase levels in the synaptic cleft to bind with postsysnaptic 5HT2 receptors - correct answer SSRIs First line therapy for MDD due to milder side effect profiles - correct answer SSRIs Six Common SSRIs - correct answer citalopram, escitalopram, fluoxetine, fluvoxamine, sertraline, paroxetine O...

Recommended Screening and Preventive Practices for Long-Term Survivors after Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation Navneet S. Majhail,1,2 J. Douglas Rizzo,3 Stephanie J. Lee,4 Mahmoud Aljurf,5 Yoshiko Atsuta,6 Carmem Bonfim,7 Linda J. Burns,8 Naeem Chaudhri,5 Stella Davies,9 Shinichiro Okamoto,10 Adriana Seber,11 Gerard Socie,12 Jeff Szer,13 Maria Teresa Van Lint,14 John R. Wingard,15 Andre Tichelli16 for the Center for International Blood and Marrow Transplant Research (CIBMTR), Amer...

Internal Medicine Exam Guide Questions and Answers (Revised & Verified) 2024.  Cardiology OXF. I. Common Cardiac Presentations. 1. Chest Pain. ***) Young medical student complains of chest pain, palpitation, dyspnea, and feeling of impending death. The symptoms occur every time when he is studying. The most likely diagnosis is: Q2012 A. Conversion disorder B. Panic attack C. Somatoform disorder D. Hypochondriasis E. Syncope Answer: B* Panic attack ***) All of the following can ca...

Drug - ️️Any substance that is taken to cure, or reduce symptoms of a medical condition. Pharmacology - ️️The study of medicine. Pharmacotherapy/Pharmacotherapeutics - ️️Application of drugs for the purpose of disease prevention and treatment of suffering. Indications and Contraindications - ️️The conditions for which a drug is approved are its indications. Every drug has at least one indication. Some drugs are used for conditions for which they have not been approved; t...

Vascular Access- section 1 2024 Exam Questions All Correctly Solved New Update Optimal tip location of Dialysis or Apheresis Catheter? - Answer -Upper Right Atrium What happens in Apheresis? - Answer -whole blood withdrawn, separated into components, desired components are retained, remaining constitutes returned to donor. What is the lumen size for dialysis or apheresis catheters? - Answer -13-16 g Why are dialysis and apheresis catheters more rigid ? - Answer -To facilitate rapid b...

INTERNAL MEDICINE EOR REVIEW. Cardiovascular (20) Congestive Heart Failure: ▪ Info: Acute decompensated heart failure with worsening of baseline symptoms characterized by pulmonary congestion (worsening of dyspnea, rales, pink frothy sputum, etc); sympathetic activation or CXR findings of congestion ▪ Dx: CXR: Cephalization of Flow- Increased vascular flow to the apices as a result of increased pulmonary venous pressure; Kerley B Lines- short linear markings at the lung periphery of ...

Family Medicine EOR: Gastrointestinal and Nutritional (Smarty PANCE) Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass | Verified and Updated 2024 What is an anal fissure? Tear or fissure in the anal epithelium What is the most common site? Posterior midline (comparatively low blood flow) What is the cause? Hard stool passage (constipation), hyperactive sphincter, disease process (e.g., Crohn's disease) What are the signs/symptoms? Pain in the anus, painful (can be excruciating) bowel movement, r...

Ambulatory Care Clinical Pharmacy Services correct answer: is composed of 3 Ambulatory Care Clinical Pharmacists and 3 Clinical Pharmacy Technicians. 4 major focuses of this team include: 1. providing comprehensive medication management services, 2. educating providers through the Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee, 3. developing best practices algorithms to ensure groupwide adherence to evidence based and clinical guidelines based medicine, and 4. managing performance on the population ...

A nurse is caring for a postsurgical patient who has small tortuous veins and had a difficult IV insertion. The patient is now receiving IV medications on a regular basis. What is the best nursing intervention to minimize the adverse effects of this drug therapy? A) Monitor the patient's bleeding time B) Check the patient's blood glucose levels C) Record baseline vital signs D) Monitor the IV site for redness, swelling, or pain A patient is in the clinic after 6 weeks of taking riluzo...

VA-BC Vascular Access- Section 1 Questions & Verified Solutions Optimal tip location of Dialysis or Apheresis Catheter? - ANSWER Upper Right Atrium What happens in Apheresis? - ANSWER whole blood withdrawn, separated into components, desired components are retained, remaining constitutes returned to donor. What is the lumen size for dialysis or apheresis catheters? - ANSWER 13-16 g Why are dialysis and apheresis catheters more rigid ? - ANSWER To facilitate rapid blood flow Inser...