A (n) _____ used at the end of a medical term to modify or change its meaning

While filling prescriptions one afternoon, Aaron sets one aside because he needs to call the physician to confirm that a refill was prescribed. Hours later, Aaron realizes he had not filled this prescription. He then tells his boss about the mistake, calls the physician’s office, and calls the patient to let her know the prescription is not ready yet and to make sure she has enough medication for the night and the morning. Which professional characteristic does Aaron display when addressing his mistake? dependability precision productivity responsibility

How many viruses can be in a single drop of blood? (Hint 109)

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What is the role of the alcohol component in a tincture?

a. to limit the growth of bacteria
b. to make the drug insoluble
c. to allow for allow release of the drug
d. to avoid stomach irritation

Anya and her husband are considering having a baby. Anya’s obstetrician recommends that she stop consuming alcohol and update her immunizations:

Drugs that inhibit the synthesis of pregnenolone to prevent excessive levels of cortisol for patients suffering from

a. Crushing's syndrome.
b. Addison's disease.
c. gigantism.
d. diabetes insipidus.

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Match each part of the eye with the correct label.

-lens
-fovea
-iris
-vitreous gel
-macula
-optic nerve
-retina
-cornea
-pupil

What is a characteristic of total body fat?
O It includes stored fat in body tissue.
O It includes essential fats harmful for cell function.
O It can be used to determine a person's body weight.
It can be used to determine body mass percentage

Which BEST matches the drug to the disease it treats? Check all that apply.

a. zolpidem: given to patients with insomnia
b. dopamine agonists: given to patients with dementia
c. lorazepam: given to patients that experience seizures
d. MAO inhibitors: given to patients with Pakinson's
e. neostigmine: given to patients to cure myasthenia gravis
f. clonazepam: given to patients with neuropathy

A patient is taking valacyclovir. Which skin disorders could the patient MOST LIKELY be treating?

a. shingles and herpes simplex type 2
b. lice and HPV
c. herpes simplex type 1 and tinea
d. acne and alopecia

When locking up her house before bed, Perri feels the need to lock and unlock a door three times in a row before going to lock the next door in her house. What would a psychiatrist prescribe her, and what will the medication do?

a. She would be prescribed citaopram, which will exaggerate her compulsive behavior.
b. She would be prescribed serotonin, which will influence her feelings of happiness.
c. She would be prescribed dopamine, which will increase her emotional response.
d. She would be prescribed benzodiazepines,which will calm her compulsive behavior.

Prescription drugs used to treat mental illness are called

a. antidepressants.
b. psychotherapy.
c. psychiatric drugs.
d. antipsychotic drugs.

The iPledge Program of 2006 mandates a drug known as its generic name _______________ and its trade/brand name _______________.

How can diabetes insipidus be treated?

a. Drugs that block ADH receptors can be administered to help increase urination and ensure liquid processing.
b. Drugs such as corticosteroids can reduce unnecessary inflammation caused by damage to adrenal glands.
c. Hormone reduction therapy can cause the body to reabsorb hormones that are produced in excess due to tumors.
d. Hormone replacement therapy can replace ADH to help the kidneys retain water and stop excessive urination.

What causes cardiac arrest

Interrupted or restricted breathing associated with breathing-related sleep disorders can also cause disrupted sleep and daytime sleepiness. Extreme cases involve short periods in which a person may stop breathing altogether, referred to as sleep apnea. If the cessation of breathing is due to a complete lack of respiratory activity, a person is experiencing?
A. Mixed Sleep Apnea
B. Obstructive Sleep Apnea
C. Central Sleep Apnea

Dinoprostone is prescribed to female patients as

a. a pain-relieving drug
b. an anti-inflammatory drug
c. a fertility drug
d. a labor-inducing drug

How would a patient take Chlomiphene, and what would the drug do?

a. She would take it orally, and it would stimulate ovulation.
b. She would have an injection, and it would stimulate ovulation.
c. She would take it orally, and it would trigger the uterus to contract.
d. She would have an injection, and it would trigger the ulterus to contract.

While having an eye examination one day, Charity's ophthalmologist places drops in her eyes before examining them. The doctor says that these drops are to help dilate her eyes. What type of drug is Charity's ophthalmologist MOST LIKELY using during the examination?

a. a topical anaesthetic
b. an otic drug
c. an antihistamine
d. a mydriatic drug

Allergies often aggravate the skin by causing itchiness. Which common drug should be taken to relieve itchiness?

a. keratolytics
b. antihistamines
c. anesthetic drugs
d. coal tar

in qualitative studies, results are reported using words or themes.
true or false

Which type of drug can treat otitis externa?

a. oral expectorants
b. oral antitussive drugs
c. topical mydriatic drugs
d. topical otic drugs

Please describe what you look forward to most in your upcoming activities within the DCE.

Jamal was restless early in the morning. He has a million thoughts going through his mind. Which part of bipolar disorder is he experiencing, and what should he take?

a. He is experiencing mania, and he should be taking antidepressants.
b. He is experiencing mania, and he should be taking antianxiety.
c. He is experiencing depression, and he should be taking antidepressants.
d. He is experiencing depression, and he should be taking antianxiety drugs.

You are missing a layer of the epidermis on your palms and soles of your feet. However, you do have a clear layer called the _________________.

Which treatments would MOST LIKELY help a patient diagnosed with a chronic disorder that affects balance and causes periods of hearing loss and ringing in the ears?

a. orally and nasally administered corticosteroids that decrease inflammation in mucous membranes
b. low-salt diet along with diuretic drugs that reduce fluid retention in the body
c. exercise along with antibiotic drugs that kill the bacteria causing the disorder
d. antitussive and expectorants drugs, both of which help to inhibit coughing reflexes

Which of the following is an extension of the parietal peritoneum?

A.) Greater omentum
B.) Lesser omentum
C.) Falciform ligament
D.) All of the above

True or false: It is likely that the boy’s earlier bouts of pneumonia were due to complications stemming from CGD.

Which choice best matches the drug to the disease that it treats? Select all that apply.

a. insulin: given to patients with diabetes insipidus
b. antidiabetic drugs: given to patients with Type 1 diabetes
c. corticosteroid drugs: given to patients with Addison's disease
d. levothyroxine: given to patients with hypothyroidism
e. antithyroid drugs: given to patients with hyperthyroidism

How many milliliters (mL) are there in 2 tablespoons?