Mydriasis - Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

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The Technical Term for Constricted Pupils is A. Mydriasis B. Occulosis C. Miosos D. Strabismus : C. Miosis The Lack of Convergence Test Should be administered immediately after A.VGN B. HGN C. Angle of Onset 2 | P a g e D. Direct Light : A. VGN Which of the following drug categories usually depress or slow down the pulse rate? A. Cannabis B. Dissociative Anesthetics C. Inhalants D. Narcotic Analgesics : D. Narcotic Analgesics Which of the following usually will cause the pupil...

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Barbituates correct answer: Four main categories: 1. Ultra-short-acting - used to induce surgical anesthesia 2. Short-acting 3. Intermediate-acting - used as sedative-hypnotics 4. Long-acting Butalbital correct answer: Barbituate. Used in treatment of migraines. Phenobarbital correct answer: Barbituate. Used as anticonvulsant. Pentobarbital correct answer: Barbituate. Used to relieve intracranial pressure following trauma. Atropine correct answer: Belladonna Alkaloid. Derive...

Barbituates Four main categories: 1. Ultra-short-acting - used to induce surgical anesthesia 2. Short-acting 3. Intermediate-acting - used as sedative-hypnotics 4. Long-acting Butalbital Barbituate. Used in treatment of migraines. Phenobarbital Barbituate. Used as anticonvulsant. Pentobarbital Barbituate. Used to relieve intracranial pressure following trauma. Atropine Belladonna Alkaloid. Derived from certain plants including jimson weed and deadly nightshad...

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