Test 3 - Drug Sheet Terms Flashcards

1
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Analgesia - def

A

loss of sensibility to pain.

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2
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Anesthesia - def

A

refers not only to loss of pain but also loss of all other sensations.

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3
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Balanced Anesthesia - def

A

Refers to use of combinations of drugs to accomplish what inhalation anesthetic cannot do alone.

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4
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Minimum Alveolar Concentration - def

A

an index of inhalation anesthetic potency - MAC od a drug in the alveolar air that will produce immobility in 50% of patients exposed to a painful stimulus.

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5
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Adjuncts - def

A

Complement beneficial effects of inhalation anesthetics and counteract adverse effects.

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6
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Antiemetics - def

A

suppress nausea and vomiting.

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7
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Narcotic - def

A

analgesic, CNS depressant, and any drug capable of causing physical dependance.

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8
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Opiate - def

A

derived from opium, like morphine or codeine.

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9
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Opioid - def

A

Drug ressembling opiate.

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10
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Pain - def

A

an unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage, or described in terms of such damage.

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Nociceptive Pain - def

A

results from injury to tissues - called Somatic or Visceral.

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12
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Neuropathic Pain - def

A

results from injury to peripheral nerves.

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13
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AHCPR - def

A

Agency for Health Care Policy and Research

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14
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NSAID - def

A

Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory drugs.

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15
Q

Adjuvant Analgesics - complement the effects of…

A

opioids. They are used in combination with opioids, not as a substitute.

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16
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Neurolytic Nerve Block - destroys…

A

neurons that transmit pain (permanent relief.)

17
Q

Migraine - def

A

unilateral, throbbing, or non-throbbing head pain, often associated with nausea, vomiting, photophobia, phonophobia.

18
Q

Classic Migraine - def

A

Migraine with Aura.

19
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Common Migraine - def

A

Migraine WITHOUT Aura.

20
Q

Prophylaxis - def

A

prevention.

21
Q

Insomnia - def

A

inability to sleep.

22
Q

Agoraphobic - def

A

condition characterized by anxiety about being in places or situations from which escape might be difficult or embarrassing - leads to avoidance of certain places or situations.

23
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Obsessions - def

A

involuntary thoughts that consume at least one hour/day and cause distress.

24
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Compulsions - def

A

an overwhelming urge to perform an irrational act or ritual; repetitive.

25
Q

Tolerance - def

A

State in which a particular dose elicits a smaller response than it did with initial use.

26
Q

Cross-tolerance - def

A

State in which tolerance to one drug confers tolerance to another drug.

27
Q

Physical Dependence - def

A

State in which an abstinence syndrome will occur if drug use is discontinued - a result of neuroadaptive processes in brain due to extended drug use.

28
Q

Cross-Dependence - def

A

ability of one drug to support physical dependence on another drug.

29
Q

Withdrawal Syndrome - def

A

Symptoms that occur after drug withdrawal.