Which type of medication would MOST LIKELY be prescribed to treat a dry, nonproductive cough?

a. antitussives
b. expectorants
c. vaccinations
d. decongestants

Answer: A-Antitussives

Explanation: Antitussives are cough suppressants. With a dry, non-productive cough you need to suppress it.

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The patient comes referred to us by a physician. He experiences breathlessness and erratic heartbeat. He is 35 years old and a dwarf.

1. The most widely found natural fiber is cotton,
O True
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Topic Test

The USP35 contains information about excipients. Excipients are

a. patients who cannot take a medication
b. patients who are able to take a medication
c. active ingredients of a drug
d. nondrug ingredients

Please select the best answer provided

Immunosuppressant drugs destroy some immune system responses. Even though this can weaken the body's defenses against some infections, immunosuppressants are still a powerful treatment for a chronic autoimmune disease. Which disease is treated by immunosuppressant drugs?

a. osteoarthritis
b. rheumatoid
c. cerebral palsy
d. muscular dystrophy

What is fluticasone?

a. a mix of a bronchodilator and monoclonal antibodies
b. a bronchodilator that is mixed with a steroid to relax smooth muscles and prevent inflammation
c. a mix of drugs to prevent the release of histamine and prevent airway inflammation
d. a mix of corticosteroid drugs that is added to mast cell stabilizers to keep airways dilated

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(HURRY PLEASE) Which is one way that medical offices comply with the HIPAA technology standards?
a) by disclosing information to other facilities and organizations
b) by showing patients how to access their own electronic records
c)by providing the same password to multiple employees
d) by encrypting patient records and other confidential information

What compound will cause hemoglobin in blood to fluoresce
under black light?

The patient comes in complaining of syncope. The patient mentions that he has lost a sister earlier to heart disease and he is worried that heart disease runs in the family. The patient is 30 years old and he is tall and skinny.

Which BEST explains why a patient who had a myocardial infarction will never recover, in spite of all the drugs prescribed to him?

a. The drugs are only effective for extremely active, healthy individuals.
b. The drugs cannot rebuild the cells that died, but they can limit the death of more.
c. The drugs restore blood flow to some of the arteries, but not arteries in legs.
d. The drugs prevent another heart attack, but other damage has already occurred.

What are some techniques you would use to coach a patient?

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A bag contains 2 striped cubes, 3 dotted cubes, 4 white cubes and 3 red cubes. What is the probability of drawing a white cube, not replacing it, and then drawing a dotted cube?

2. Upon retraining, how many successive tests must be
passed by personnel who have previously failed any written
tests, observations, or sampling and media fill?
O A. TWO
B. Four
C. Five
D. Three

Describe how the patients insurance eligibility is confirmed

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Tam, a college student, accidentally drops a pair of scissors on his foot one night, and the sharp edge cuts his foot. The cut does not stop bleeding, and Tam realizes he had forgotten to take his pills that morning. He goes to the campus emergency center and tells a nurse what had happened. What would a nurse MOST LIKELY do to stop the bleeding quickly and effectively?

a. apply a hemostatic drug directly on the cut so that clotting factors from the drug help the blood to clot.
b. apply clopidogrel directly on the cut so that platelet aggregation is inhibited and blood is able to come together in a clot.
c. administer a shot of a hemostatic drug in the arm so that the liver produces fewer clotting factors.
d. administer a shot of heparin deep into a vein in order to block clotting factor X and stop heavy blood flow to the foot.

Gastrointestinal stimulants help treat gastroesophageal reflux disease by

a. increasing the amount of hydrochloric acid produced during digestion.
b. increasing the rate of stomach emptying to inhibit the flow of materials back into the esophagus.
c. blocking the dopamine neurotransmitter in gastrointestinal nerves and in the vomiting center in the brain.
d. inhibiting smooth muscle contractions in order to interrupt peristalsis.

List a minimum of five guidelines for the administration of parental medication

If 2mL contains 6 doses. How many mL per dose?

Which type of drug binds to glucocorticoid receptors to stop cells from making an inflammatory response?

a. supplements
b. xanthine oxidase inhibitors
c. steroids
d. muscle relaxants

Which drug is commonly prescribed to treat gout?

a. allopurinol
b. prednisone
c. naproxen
d. alendronate