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MEDICAL SCIENCE DEALING WITH ANESTHESIA |
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STATE OF REVERSIBLE DEEP SLEEP |
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LIMITED TO ONE PLACE OR PART |
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ANESTHESIA MACHINE WITH GAS DELIVERY SYSTEM |
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SPECIAL MACHINE USED TO DELIVER OXYGEN AND ANESTHETIC GASES TO THE PATIENT THRU A BREATHING SYSTEM |
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DEVICE FOR VISUALIZING AND RECORDING ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY OF THE HEART |
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COMPUTERS THAT MONITOR PATIENT'S VITAL FUNCTIONS; MAY BE NONINVASIVE OR INVASIVE |
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SENSOR PROBE CLIPPED TO A PULSATING VASCULAR BED THAT MEASURES ARTERIAL HEMOGLOBIN OXYGEN SATURATION |
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CONTINUOUS AUSCULTATION OF CHEST SOUNDS TO DETECT PULMONARY AND CARDIAC SOUNDS |
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(IDEAL ANESTHETIC AGENT) FOR THE PATIENT, THE IDEAL ANSTHETIC AGENT IS.... |
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RAPID-ACTING, EASILY REVERSED, AND PROVIDES ANALGESIA EXTENDING INTO POSTOPERATIVE PERIOD |
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(IDEAL ANESTHETIC AGENT) FOR THE SURGEON, WHAT IS THE IDEAL ANESTHETIC AGENT? |
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ONE THAT PRODUCES GOOD MUSCULAR RELAXATION AND MINIMUM SIDE EFFECTS |
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(IDEAL ANESTH. AGENT) FOR THE ANESTHESIOLOGIST, WHAT IS THE IDEAL AGENT? |
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ONE THAT HAS A WIDE MARGIN OF SAFETY, LEAVES THE BODY UNALTERED, IS POTENT, ALLOWS A HIGH PERCENTAGE OF OXYGEN TO BE USED, AND HAS A LOW LEVEL OF TOXICITY |
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PREMEDICATIONS: SEDATIVES AND TRANQUILIZERS ____ DROWSINESS |
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PREMEDS: SEDATIVES AND TRANQUILIZERS ____ PAIN |
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PREMEDS: DIAZEPAM (VALIUM) IS KNOWN AS ____ |
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PREMEDS: DIAZEPAM AND MIDAZOLAM (VERSED) ARE GIVEN FOR THEIR ____ EFFECTS |
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PREMEDS: PROMETHAZINE (PHENERGAN), HYDROXYZINE (VISTARIL) AND DROPERIDOL (INAPSINE) ARE GIVEN FOR THEIR ____ EFFECTS |
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NARCOTIC ANALGESICS __ THE PERCEPTION OF PAIN |
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NARCOTICS RAISE THE PAIN THRESHOLD AND ___ THE AMOUNT OF ANESTHESIA NEEDED DURING THE OPERATION |
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AN EXAMPLE OF A SYNTHETIC OPIATE IS ___ |
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___ IS MORE COMMONLY USED BECAUSE IT PRODUCES FEWER UNDESIRABLE SIDE EFFECTS |
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NARCOTICS MAY CAUSE NAUSEA, VOMITING, URINARY RETENTION, AND DEPRESSION OF THE ____ |
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NARCOTICS ___ CAPABLE OF CAUSING DEPENDENCE WITH REGULAR USED AND ___ CLASSIFIED AS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT |
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ARE CAPABLE, ARE CLASSIFIED |
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ANTICHOLINERGIC DRUGS ___ MUCOUS SECRETIONS IN THE MOUTH, RESPIRATORY TRACT, AND DIGESTIVE TRACT |
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ANTICHOLINERGIC DRUGS HAVE ___ EFFECT ON BLOOD PRESSURE |
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ANTICHOLINERGIC DRUGS HAVE ___ EFFECT ON BLOOD PRESSURE |
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COMMON ANTICHOLINERGIC DRUGS INCLUDE ATROPINE AND |
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