Question

QUESTION 14

1. Drugs are eliminated or cleared from the body mainly through the __________.

	A.	kidneys
	B.	lungs

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QUESTION 15

1. Deep unconsciousness, such as that achieved during general anesthesia, results in the absence of protective mechanisms such as swallowing, coughing, blinking, and ________.

	A.	capacity
	B.	recall
	C.	cessation
	D.	shivering

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QUESTION 16

1. ________ is a state in which the patient can respond to verbal commands.

	A.	Performance
	B.	Minimal sedation
	C.	Thoracotomy
	D.	Administer resuscitative

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QUESTION 17

1. Angina, which is chest pain associated with decreased oxygen supply to the heart muscle, is partly treated using ________ drugs.

	A.	antianginal
	B.	aminoglycosides
	C.	antimicrobials
	D.	osmotic

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QUESTION 18

1. ________ is used for augmentation of labor.

	A.	Epinephrine
	B.	Lugol’s solution
	C.	Acetic acid
	D.	Oxytocin

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QUESTION 19

1. ________ is a state of balance in physiological functions.

	A.	Hemostasis
	B.	Homeostasis

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QUESTION 20

1. The ________ is a clear, injectable liquid that is radiopaque (opaque on radiographs).

	A.	iodinated contrast medium
	B.	diagnostic dye

Answer 1

14 . Option 'A' is correct .

Lungs are helpful to move fresh air into the body and remove waste gases . Most of the drugs are eliminated from the body through kindneys . The excretion includes three steps — glomerular filtration , tubular secretion , passive reabsorption . The waste or drugs are excreted via urine . Thus , option A is correct .

15. Option 'A' is correct .

Since the patient is unconscious, they loose the ability or capability to respond to the external environmemt .