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MENOPUR - Answer A SQ infertility drug that's a mixture of naturally occurring follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinizing hormone (LH) obtained from the urine of postmenopausal women. ▪︎The drug stimulates healthy ovaries to produce eggs. Menotropins - Answer aka Human Menopausal Gonadotropins - Obtained from the urine of postmenopausal women and contain Anterior Pituitary FSH & LH - Reflects the hypergonadotropic state of menopause - Levels of FSH & LH are incr...

All of the following stimulate pain receptors - Answer Mechanical, thermal, chemical NOT electrical Acid, prostaglandins and potassium all act as ___ to pain receptors: - Answer Stimulants Neospinothalamic pathways transmit which type of pain to the brain? - Answer Mechanical and thermal Most slow pain fibers terminate in: - Answer The pons COX inhibitors will block which step in the pain process? - Answer Transduction Acetaminophen's mechanism of...

4 steps of pain pathway - Answer transduction, transmission, perception, modulation Transduction - Answer Stimulus converted to nerve impulse Travels from most distal nerve ending toward CNS Transmission - Answer Impulse carried to brain/CNS Through Neospinothalamic tract (fast) or Paleospinothalamic tract (slow) Perception - Answer message from periphery interpreted by brain Alterations in neural circuitry in brain can cause change in pain perception --> ...

All of the following are Goals of General Anesthesia................ EXCEPT. Deep Sedation (hypnosis) / Unconsciousness Lack of Awareness and Amnesia Skeletal Muscle Relaxation/Immobility Suppression of Undesirable Side Effects Analgesia All of the above ARE goals of General Anesthesia - Answer all of the above ARE goals of General Anesthesia match the Stage/Depth of anesthesia to the corresponding characteristics of the Stage of Anesthesia: 1. Stage 1 2. stage 2 3. s...

What is pharmacokinetics? What are the four properties of pharmacokinetics? - Answer What the body does to the drug. Absorption, distribution, metabolism, elimination. How does pH effect absorption? Where are acids absorbed best? Bases? - Answer Like absorbs like. Acids in the stomach. Bases in the small intestine. What is volume of distribution? How does is relate to plasma protein and drug absorption. - Answer Theoretical volume that drugs have to distribute in body. H...