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What symptoms are reversible once drugs like salicylates and NSAIDs are ceased? |
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Tinnitus, mild high frequency HL, and vertigo |
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What is used to treat malaria? |
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NSAIDs are prescribed for ___ and ___ damage from chronic inflammation and ___ |
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What percent of patients over 65 years take NSAIDs weekly? |
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What pathogen is suspected for the brain eating amoeba disease? |
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___ is a shortage of potassium in the blood |
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abnormal accumulation of fluid beneath the skin |
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Diuretics work on what part of the nephron? |
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What is the most common diuretic used? |
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What are some symptoms of nephrotoxicity? |
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decreased urination, thirst, increased heart rate, dizziness, and loss of appetite |
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Gout is associated with ____ |
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Salicylates: 1. What is the main ototoxic effect? 2. Can also cause bilaterally symmetrical ____ ___ (or flat) SNHL 3. Often recover within __-__ hours after drug is stopped; but may cause permanent ototoxic results in some 4. Other effects: ___ of frequency filtering, difficulty in ___ detection, and ___ understanding difficulties |
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1. HF tinnitus (mild, tonal, high frequency) 2. mild/moderate HF 3. 24-72 4. Broadening; temporal; speech |
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Ibuprofen (advil and motrin), indomethacin (Indocin), naproxen (Aleve), celecoxib (celebrex), rofecoxib (Vioxx), and acetaminophen (tylenol) are all associated with what group of drugs? |
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What configuration of HL do macrolides cause? |
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What are the symptoms of malaria? |
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Tinnitus, HL (usually HF loss with 4 kHz notch), headache, and nausea with vision changes |
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The damage caused by aspirin is usually ___ |
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NSAIDs can often cause ___ |
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___ is an amine that is stored in high concentrations in mast cells and basophils |
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___ drugs stay in the body for a long time and may predispose a person to later HL |
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Nephrotoxic effects of aminoglycosides may be ___ |
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True or false: about 20 million individuals in the US receive aminoglycoside therapy ever ear |
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Most permanent cases of ototoxic effects caused from loop diuretics occur in patients with ___ ___ |
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A vasodilator dilates veins and blood vessels in kidneys which ___ blood pressure |
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Quinine toxicity is also known as ___ |
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Is vancomycin an aminoglycoside? |
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___ of HL is associated with a high cumulative dose, but ___ of loss is not |
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___ of the head and neck for cancer treatment can also affect hearing |
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Children who have taken platinum drugs and have beaten cancer should be under surveillance to monitor ___ ___ |
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There is a strong correlation between poor ___ function and development of HL when taking certain ototoxic drugs |
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Hyperuricemia may lead to ___ |
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What aminoglycosides are vestibulotoxic? |
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Streptomycin and Gentamicin |
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What aminoglycosides are cochleotoxic? |
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