Reserpine - Samenvattingen, Notities en Examens

DSM5 Criteria for Major Depressive Disorder - 1+ maj depr eps w/o hx man/hypoman - 5+ SIGECAPS sx nearly everyday 2w per w/ change from prev func lev - MUST impair func/cause subst distr - 1 sx MUST be depr mood/anhed SIGECAPS sx of MDD - - Suic ideation w/ w/o plan; suic att; recur thoughts of death - Interest (loss int/pleas in activs; anhed) - Guilt (inappr/excess, feeling worthlessness) - Energy decr - Conc decr; diff making decis - Appet ch (typ decr, change 5% wt from basel) - ...

STEP - NBME 21 and 22 Exam Questions With Correct Answer best diuretic in renal failure - CORRECT ANSWER loop diuretics tetrabenzine and reserpine - CORRECT ANSWER inhibit VMAT - the packaging of dopamine into vesicles treats Huntington chorea and tardive dyskinesia how many liters are in 1 kg - CORRECT ANSWER 1 L study power - CORRECT ANSWER the chance that a study of this size will detect a difference between t...

ADRENERGIC AGONISTS: Can Catecholamines be given PO? - ANSWER-No, they are given parenterally. Non-catecholamines can be given orally ADRENERGIC AGONISTS: □ Oxidation of catecholamines over time causes color changes and these solutions should be DISCARDED, T/F? - ANSWER-true ADRENERGIC AGONISTS: □ Adrenergic agonists are also called (sympathomimetics or sympatholytics)? - ANSWER-Sympathomimetics ADRENERGIC AGONISTS: □ Activation of alpha_1 receptors located in the eye caus...

Patho-Disorders of the Breast (Exam 3, Fall 2022) Galactorrhea inappropriate lactation persistent and possibly excessive secretion of milky fluid from breast of a woman who is not pregnant or nursing an infant can occur in men, may involve both or one breast not associated with breast cancer Galactorrhea is not a breast disorder manifestation of pathophysiologic processes in the body -hormone imbalances=hypothalamic/pituitary exogenous = drugs, estrogen, manipulation of nippl...

Cardiovascular Pharmacology Questions A patient who takes carvedilol (Coreg) for hypertension is about to begin taking an oral antidiabetes drug to manage newly diagnosed type 2 DM. The health care professional should make sure the primary care provider is aware that the patient is at increased risk for what if she takes both drugs? a. hyperglycemia b. bradycardia c. hypotension d. hypoglycemia - d rational: 2 factors increase the patient's risk for hypoglycemia. Alpha/beta blocker, ...

Definition & General Causes of Infertility - fail conceive after specif time w/ reg interc w/o contrac (ie. 12 mts if <35y/o & 6mts if >35 or PCOS) - 1/3 causes each fem orig, male orig, unk/combo of both partners - conceiv prob decr 3-5%/yr after 30-32, faster after 37-40y/o by dim oocyte qual+quant Pathophysiology, Sx, Labs, Causes, Solution for WHO Group I Infertility - - Pathophys = hypogonadotr hypogon by hypoth-pit fail - Sx/labs = amen, low FSH/LH, low estrad, +/- elev prola...

(Answered 2022) ANA 442 Final Exam 100% Verified Alzheimer's prevalence 1/20 by 65, 1/2 by 85, most prevalent neurodegenerative disease Impairments from AD memory, cognition, other behaviors Defined by atrophy, loss of neurons, loss of connections Locations of plaques and tangles intracellular tangles, extracellular plaques seen in Cortex, hippocampus, amygdala Neurofibrillary tangles hyperphosphorylated tau microtubule associated protein messes up axonal transport AB plaques be...

Bortezomib - Answer- (Velcade) IV or SQ -green tea should be avoided while taking this drug, especially in liquid and capsule forms -CYP3A4 inhibitors or inducers may alter drug activity, monitor closely Capecitabine - Answer- Xeloda Oral directions: take within 30 mins of a mealw/full glass of water -altered coagulation when taken with Warfarin, monitor closely -Vitamin B6 (50-100mg 2-3x/day) may help to prevent/reduce the incidence and severity of foot/hand syndrome Cetuximab -...

Intra/extracellular concentrations of Na - Answer Intracellular: 10-15 mmol/L Extracellular: 135-145 mmol/L "Cells are bags of potassium in a sea of chloride" Intra/extracellular concentrations of K - Answer Intracellular: 120-145 mmol/L Extracellular: 3.5-5 mmol/L "Cells are bags of potassium in a sea of chloride" Intra/extracellular concentrations of Ca - Answer Intracellular: <<1 mmol/L Extracellular: 2.2-2.6 mmol/L Intra/extracellular concentrations of Cl - Answer Intracell...

What are the major functions of the α1 receptor? Correct Answer: Increase vascular smooth muscle contraction, increase pupillary dilator muscle contraction (mydriasis), increase intestinal and bladder sphincter muscle contraction What are the major functions of the α2 receptor? Correct Answer: Decrease sympathetic outflow, decrease insulin release, decrease lipolysis, increase platelet aggregation, decrease aqueous humor production What are the major functions of the β1 receptor? Corr...