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July 2008
Name ______________________________________
Brand Name & Generic Drugs
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4. diphenhydranine
5. potassium
7. calcium carbonate
10. fexofenadine
13. cyproheptadine
17. naproxen
18. nystatin
19. azithromycin
21. pseudoephedrine
23. albuterol
24. cephalexin
25. loratadine
26. prednisolone
30. furosemide
31. dextroamphetamine
32. propoxyphene
33. amoxicillin
1. clindamycin
2. levothyroxine
3. ranitidine
6. metronidazole
8. cimetidine
9. hydrocodone
11. fluconazole
12. econazole nitrate
14. famotidine
15. acetaminophen
16. propranolol
17. ibuprofen
20. methylphenidate
22. minocycline
23. omeprazole
27. tretinion
28. amitriptyline
29. alprazolam
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SPECTAZOLE
P E R I A C T I N
SYNTHROID
P R O V E N T I L
OXYCONTIN
M Y C O S T A T I NZ I T H R O M A X
PRILOSEC
DIFLUCAN
D E C E D R I N
C L A R I T I N
B E N E D R Y L
TYLENOL
TAGAMET
S U D A F E DRITALINP R E L O N E
MINOCIN
INDEROL
CLEOCINA L L E G R A
ZANTAC
RETINA
PEPSID
K E F L E X
FLAGYL
ELAVIL
D A R V O NA M O X I L
XANAX
L A S I X
A L E V EADVIL
T U M SK T A B
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Name ______________________________________
Electrocardiograms
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Earlier than expected P wave
V1 lead goes here
One of the lead types
Many irregular P waves & QRS complexes/minute
V4 goes here
Axis representing time on ECG tracing
V5 goes here
Represented by the T wave
Represented by the P wave
More than 100 beats/minute
Wide QRS complexes without preceding P waves
A ECG artifact
Pictoral guide to lead placement
Three or more consecutive PVCs
Represented by the QRS complex
Movement away from the ECG baseline
V2 goes here
Broad and deep Q waves
A ECG artifact
No visible P waves
Less than 60 beats/minute
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_F _o _u _r _t _h _I _n _t _e _r _c _o _s _t _a _l _R _i _g _h _t _S _t _e _r _n _a _l
_A _u _g _m _e _n _t _e _d
_A _t _r _i _a _l _F _i _b _r _i _l _l _a _t _i _o _n
_F _i _f _t _h _I _n _t _e _r _c _o _s _t _a _l _M _i _d _c _l _a _v _i _c _u _l _a _r _L _e _f _t
_H _o _r _i _z _o _n _t _a _l
_L _e _f _t _A _n _t _e _r _i _o _r _A _x _i _l _l _a _r _y
_R _e _p _o _l _a _r _i _z _a _t _i _o _n
_A _t _r _i _a _l _D _e _p _o _l _a _r _i _z _a _t _i _o _n
_S _i _n _u _s _T _a _c _h _y _c _a _r _d _i _a
_P _r _e _m _a _t _u _r _e _V _e _n _t _r _i _c _u _l _a _r _C _o _n _t _r _a _c _t _i _o _n _s
_A _l _t _e _r _n _a _t _i _n _g _C _u _r _r _e _n _t
_E _i _n _t _h _o _v _e _n _s _T _r _i _a _n _g _l _e
_V _e _n _t _r _i _c _u _l _a _r _t _a _c _h _y _c _a _r _d _i _a
_V _e _n _t _r _i _c _u _l _a _r _D _e _p _o _l _a _r _i _z _a _t _i _o _n
_D _e _f _l _e _c _t _i _o _n
_F _o _u _r _t _h _I _n _t _e _r _c _o _s _t _a _l _L _e _f _t _S _t _e _r _n _a _l
_M _y _o _c _a _r _d _i _a _l _I _n _f _a _r _c _t _i _o _n
_S _o _m _a _t _i _c _T _r _e _m _o _r
_P _a _r _o _x _y _s _m _a _l _A _t _r _i _a _l _T _a _c _h _y _c _a _r _d _i _a
_S _i _n _u _s _B _r _a _d _y _c _a _r _d _i _a
1. TEFL IDLXLAYMIAR
2. RTEEUPMRA ILTAAR TOANINOTSCCR
3. UHROFT ELNASTICTRO RHTIG SELTANR
4. UAMGNEDTE
5. AITLRA ILFINOILABRT
6. TFHFI NESLRITACTO AVCRULLMIDICA TFEL
7. LOORHZNATI
8. TLEF IETNAROR RLYLIAXA
9. EAZINOPLARROIT
10. TILAAR ALZOOPEDIRNIAT
11. SSUIN HDTCACARIYA
12. APMEURTRE LATRCVEURNI CTOAISNRNTOC
13. IAANREGNLTT ERCTRNU
14. NNVISHTOEE RGINTEAL
15. CLIAURTNERV ADCRAAIHTCY
16. UARVEITCRLN OEDIIPORAATNZL
17. NFTCLEDOEI
18. UTHORF CTNRLISOETA FTLE LARTNES
19. AOIRYDCMLA NTFANRICOI
20. AOTCSIM MOERRT
21. ARALOPXYMS ATALRI HCIRAADAYTC
22. ISSNU IBCDRARAAYD
Name ______________________________________
Medical Terminology: Planes, Directions, & Positions
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3. movement towards the median5. towards the upper part of a structure6. towards the front of a structure8. pertaining to the outer wall of a structure
10. plane that divides the body into upper andlower sections
11. sitting or standing up14. opposite of eversion16. opposite of supinate19. plane that divides the body into front and
back sections20. direction towards the tail21. plane that divides the body in a diagonal
direction22. point furthest away from the center or from
the trunk23. up and down plane that divides the body
into right and left sides
1. towards the surface2. opposite of superficial4. opposite of distal5. to turn face up7. movement away from the median8. towards the back of a structure9. front part of a structure
12. direction towards the head13. midline of a structure15. pertaining to the covering of an organ17. laying face up18. towards the back of a structure
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POSTERIOR
I N V E R S I O N
T R A N S V E R S E
ABDUCTION
SUPERFICIAL
A D D U C T I O N
VISCERAL
SUPINATE
S U P E R I O R
S A G I T T A L
PROXIMAL
P A R I E T A LANTERIOR
V E N T R A L
P R O N A T E
O B L I Q U E
CRANIAL
C O R O N A LSUPINE
MEDIAL
DORSAL
D I S T A LC A U D A L
E R E C T
DEEP
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Name ______________________________________
The Digestive System
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2. Stores bile until needed fordigestion
4. Lowest part of the large intestine;solid waste is held here untilreleased from the body
6. Stores food while enzymes breakdown food for further digestion
7. Secretes juices into the mouth11. Opening that expels waste from
the body12. Produces bile, a digestive juice13. Moves food around
1. Produces anylase & lipase tofurther break down food fordigestion
3. Passageway for food betweenmouth & stomach
5. The intestine where nutrients forthe body are absorbed & movedinto the blood
8. An organ that no longer has afunction
9. First 10-12 in of the smallintestine
10. The intestine that absorbeswater, leaving more solidmaterial which the body cannotuse
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S A L I V A R Y G L A N D S
ESOPHAGUS
G A L L B L A D D E RPANCREAS
DUODENUM
APPENDIX
S T O M A C H
T O N G U E
R E C T U M
SMALL
L I V E R
LARGE
A N U S
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