A patient shows signs of a drug overdose. The emergency personnel put an endotracheal tube into the patient's mouth and down her trachea. Two minutes later, the patient woke up. Which drug did the patient MOST LIKELY receive?

a. Adrenalin
b. Isupre(tm)
c. Narcan
d. Antizol

Answer:

C. Narcan

Explanation:

I calculated it logically

Answer:

The answer correct C. Narcan

Sandra is getting her prescription filled by Joshua, the pharmacy technician. He asks her is she is taking any other medications. She tells him she takes a herbal supplement. Which BEST describes what Joshua should do to help the customer?

a. have Sandra talk to the pharmacist to ensure there are no interactions between the supplement and prescription
b. fill Sandra's prescription since herbal medication does not interact with prescription drugs
c. deny Sandra's prescription and send her back to her doctor for a different prescription
d. tell Sandra to immediately stop taking the supplement so she can start the prescription

Choose all options that apply.
Which of the following can result from uncontrolled hypertension?
a) Peripheral vascular disease
b) Chronic lung disease
c) Colorectal cancer
d) Heart attack
e) Stroke

Which describes the drug amoxicillin?

a. Amoxicillin is in the class benzodiazepines and the category antibiotics.
b. Amoxicillin is in the class antibiotics and the category benzodiazepines.
c. Amoxicillin is in the class antibiotics and the category penicillin.
d. Amoxicillin is in the class penicillin and the category antibiotics.

Which of the following skills are especially important in the IV room, where intravenous medications are made?
Question 1 options:

a)

Math

b)

Speed

c)

Teamwork

d)

Conflict resolution

Match each part of the brain with the correct label!

-Pons
-Thalamus
-Spinal Cord
- Hypothalamus
-Corpus Callosum
-Medulla Oblongata
-Cerebellum
-Arbor Vitae
-Pituitary Gland

Which BEST describes the different mechanisms of mitoxantrone and carboplatin?

a. Mitoxantrone causes DNA strands to bind to each other, and carboplatin causes DNA to break.
b. Mitoxantrone causes DNA to break, and carboplatin causes DNA strands to bind to each other.
c. Mitoxantrone inhibits the process of cell division, and carboplatin blocks hormones for cell growth.
d. Mitoxantrone blocks hormones for cell growth, and carboplatin inhibits the process of cell division.

se encontró un charco de sangre en la escena del crimen. ¿Qué
tipo de evidencia se consideraria esto?
biological / biologico
physical fisico
trace / rastro
direct / directo

Vivian is concerned that a new medication could interact with other medications she is taking. When she picks up the new medication, she asks the pharmacy technician whether she should change her current doses of other drugs.
Which BEST describes how the pharmacy technician should handle the situation?

a. The pharmacy technician should give the customer an information packet that discusses side effects.
b. The pharmacy technician should have the patient call the doctor that prescribed the medication.
c. The pharmacy technician should research the drug online and answer the customer's questions.
d. The pharmacy technician should direct the customer to the pharmacist to discuss interactions.

Which BEST describes chemotherapy drugs?

a. Chemotherapy drugs can identify cancer cells that are dividing rapidly.
b. Chemotherapy drugs are a combination of drugs and radiation used to treat cancer.
c. Chemotherapy drugs are used as the first method of treatment for cancer.
d. Chemotherapy drugs target all rapidly dividing cells including noncancerous cells.

In which states is it legal for anyone to share nutrition education through materials originating from a public or well-known entity such as the American Heart Association, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the American College of Nutrition

Jan, a pharmacy technician student, says that anesthesia works by turning off the brain's ability to feel pain. Her classmate, Ingo, disagrees. Who is correct?

a. Jan is correct.
b. Ingo is correct.
c. Ingo is partially correct because general and regional anesthesia work this way but local does not.
d. Jan is partially correct because general anesthesia works this way but local and regional anesthesia does not.

Wilfred is outside in the spring cutting the grass. He notices that his nose and sinuses are stuffy and he is having trouble breathing. All this reminds him of his allergy to pollen. Which BEST describes the commonly prescribed drugs for his condition and how they can help him?

a. Antihistamines reduce the allergic response.
b. Bronchodilators reduce the allergic response.
c. Inhaled steroids relieve the tension in the lungs.
d. Leukotrine inhibitors relieve the tension in the lungs.

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Learning the rules of syntax for a specific language best illustrates the acquisition of

Which BEST describes why a pharmacy technician would need to be familiar with OTC drugs?

a. so the pharmacy technician can advise patients on which drugs to take
b. so the pharmacy technician can fill a prescription for OTC drugs not covered by the patient's insurance
c. so the pharmacy technician can identify drug-drug interactions for the patients
d. so the pharmacy technician can monitor dosage as ordered by a physician

A convulsion is the primary symptom of the condition called epilepsy. When a convulsion occurs, too many brain cells suddenly active, sending out an onslaught of confusing signals to the body and making muscles shake uncontrollably. Epilepsy patients often take anticonvulsant medications to treat this symptom.

What is MOST LIKELY a correct description of anticonvulsants?

a. Anticonvulsants are taken to end the epilepsy condition.
b. Anticonvulsants are taken to prevent or reduce the occurrence of convulsions.
c. Anticonvulsants are taken right before a convulsion to increase the convulsion effects.
d. Anticonvulsants are taken after a convulsion that may bring about another convulsion.

In a Venn diagram, the separate circles contain characteristics unique to each item being compared and the intersection contains characteristics that are common to the items being compared. The following Venn diagram compares the three classes of antibiotics:


Each separate circle is missing the title and example drugs.

Which properly lists information that can be added to each circle?

a.
b.
c.
d.

Duran us receiving stitches for a wound from a car accident. The doctor gives him the local anesthetic tetracaine. Which describes how tetracaine will work in Duran's body?

a. The sodium channels in his nerves will be blocked.
b. The epidural space in his spine will prevent sensation.
c. His nervous system will be shut down.
d. His nerves will send the sensation more slowly.

Kylie is comparing medications with similar names. She knows that quinine and quinolone are not in the same class because

a. they share a prefix.
b. they share a suffix.
c. they do not share a suffix.
d. they do not share a prefix.

Which BEST describes how lenalidomine and thalidomide function in the body?

a. Both drugs treat multiple myeloma by inhibiting inflammation, inhibiting formation of red blood cells, and modulating the immune system to kill cancer cells.
b. Both drugs treat leukemia by depriving the cancer cells of asparagine and preventing protein formation resulting in cellular death.
c. Both drugs treat breast cancer by blocking the aromatase enzyme necessary for estradiol production.
d. Both drugs treat lymphoma by aiding the immune system in identifying and binding to antigen proteins on the surface of cancer cells and triggering the cell to die.

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2.what is the doctor of teeth called
3.what is the doctor of ears called
4.what is the doctor of heart called
5.what us the doctor of brain called
6.what does the doctor of kidney called
7.what does the doctor of pregnancy called
8.what does the doctor of bones called
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Zack has an ear infection and requires antibiotics. He is allergic to penicillin antibiotics. Which medication should he take to treat his infection?

a. Amoxicillin
b. Augmentin(R)
c. Pen-VK(R)
d. Cefdinir

To help ensure team well-being, CERT leaders may:
A Prevent volunteers from taking breaks
B Gradually phase out workers from high-stress to low-stress jobs
C Ask survivors to help hand out water
D Work for days without a nap

A health care professional on a surgical unit notices that a colleague has been acting strangely, forgetting things, and leaving the unit frequently for long periods of time. The narcotic count has been incorrect several times over the past few weeks, and this occurs whenever the colleague is working. What should the health care professional do

Which BEST describes why a pharmacy technician would need to be familiar with OTC drugs?

a. so the pharmacy technician can advice patients on which drugs to take
b. so a pharmacy technician can fill a prescription for OTC drugs not covered by the patient's insurance
c. so the pharmacy technician can identify drug-drug interactions for the patients
d. so the pharmacy technician can monitor dosage as ordered by a physician

a child patient needs a pain killer. the safe dosage is 10.7 mg/kg. if the doctor ordered a safe dose of 343 mg of the drug, what should the patient's weight be

What nutrient provides the body with more stored energy than carbohydrates?

A.Protein
B.Lipids
C. Simple sugar
D.Cholesterol

A patient needs medication to treat gout. Which category in the list of top 100 drugs would the pharmacy technician reference?

a. Respiratory Drugs
b. Gastrointestinal Drugs
c. Neurologic Drugs
d. Other Drugs

Someone who is ________________ has a combination of what we think of as "male" and "female" reproductive systems or a combination of DNA other than XX or XY.

Craig needs to have a prescription filled for his son who spiked a fever in the middle of the night. Which characteristic of a retail pharmacy would BEST assist Craig?

a. being open for a medical emergency
b. offering medical supplies
c. offering over-the-counter drugs
d. being easily accessible within communities