en CR KNES 497 Spring 2014 Test 2 28 Morning : Best time of day to take a diuretic Dehydration : Term used to describe the loss of too much water from the body Diuretic : Term used to describe a drug that increases the secretion of urine by the kidneys Osmotic : Type of diuretic that when given IV can cause a rapid fluid and electrolyte imbalance Guaifenesin : Example of an expectorant Mucolytic : A drug that loosens respiratory secretions Reflex : Depression of the cough _____ can cause a pooling of secretions in the lungs Rhinitis : Another term for nasal congestion Antitussive : Drug used to relieve a nonproductive cough COPD : Name given collectively to emphysema and chronic bronchitis because the airflow is limited most of the time Extrinsic : Type of asthma that results from exposure to allergens Nonallergic : Another name for intrinsic asthma Histamine : Released in response to injury Inhalation : Route of administration of corticosteroids when they are used to manage chronic asthma Allergic : Another name for extrinsic asthma Nonproductive : Type of cough that is dry, hacking, and produces no secretions Expectorants : Increase the production of respiratory secretions Breathing : Patients with thick, tenacious mucus may have difficulty ________. Loading : A higher initial dose given to bring blood levels to a therapeutic range more quickly is called a _______ dose. Never : Leukotriene receptor antagonists should _______ be administered during an acute asthma attack. Potassium : The most common electrolyte lost with use of a diuretic Glaucoma : Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors are commonly used to treat this condition Smooth : Xanthine derivatives relax the _______ muscle of the bronchi Urine : As kidneys filter the bloodstream, ions and water that are not needed are excreted in the ______. Productive : A cough that expels secretions Nephron : The functional part of the kidney Weeks : It may take up to 2 _______ for the full beneficial effects of the mast cell stabilizer to be seen. Diphenhydramine : A first-generation antihistamine Pneumonia : Pooling of secretions in the lungs caused by depression of the cough reflex could result in this condition Decongestant : Opens clogged nasal passages and enhances drainage of the sinuses Heartburn : Theophylline relaxes the esophageal sphincter, so a common adverse reaction is _______. Vasoconstriction : Narrowing of blood vessels

KNES 497 Spring 2014 Test 2

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1.	Term used to describe the loss of too much water from the body
4.	Another name for extrinsic asthma
7.	Term used to describe a drug that increases the secretion of urine by the kidneys
9.	Leukotriene receptor antagonists should _______ be administered during an acute asthma attack.
13.	Xanthine derivatives relax the _______ muscle of the bronchi
14.	A cough that expels secretions
16.	Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors are commonly used to treat this condition

20.	It may take up to 2 _______ for the full beneficial effects of the mast cell stabilizer to be seen.
21.	Type of asthma that results from exposure to allergens
23.	Best time of day to take a diuretic
25.	Another name for intrinsic asthma
26.	Route of administration of corticosteroids when they are used to manage chronic asthma
27.	Pooling of secretions in the lungs caused by depression of the cough reflex could result in this condition
28.	Released in response to injury

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2.	Depression of the cough _____ can cause a pooling of secretions in the lungs
3.	The functional part of the kidney
5.	Drug used to relieve a nonproductive cough
6.	Type of cough that is dry, hacking, and produces no secretions
8.	Name given collectively to emphysema and chronic bronchitis because the airflow is limited most of the time
10.	Narrowing of blood vessels
11.	The most common electrolyte lost with use of a diuretic

12.	Patients with thick, tenacious mucus may have difficulty ________.
15.	As kidneys filter the bloodstream, ions and water that are not needed are excreted in the ______.
17.	Type of diuretic that when given IV can cause a rapid fluid and electrolyte imbalance
18.	A higher initial dose given to bring blood levels to a therapeutic range more quickly is called a _______ dose.
19.	Opens clogged nasal passages and enhances drainage of the sinuses
22.	Theophylline relaxes the esophageal sphincter, so a common adverse reaction is _______.
24.	Another term for nasal congestion

KNES 497 Spring 2014 Test 2

Across:

1.	Term used to describe the loss of too much water from the body
4.	Another name for extrinsic asthma
7.	Term used to describe a drug that increases the secretion of urine by the kidneys
9.	Leukotriene receptor antagonists should _______ be administered during an acute asthma attack.
13.	Xanthine derivatives relax the _______ muscle of the bronchi
14.	A cough that expels secretions
16.	Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors are commonly used to treat this condition

20.	It may take up to 2 _______ for the full beneficial effects of the mast cell stabilizer to be seen.
21.	Type of asthma that results from exposure to allergens
23.	Best time of day to take a diuretic
25.	Another name for intrinsic asthma
26.	Route of administration of corticosteroids when they are used to manage chronic asthma
27.	Pooling of secretions in the lungs caused by depression of the cough reflex could result in this condition
28.	Released in response to injury

Down:

2.	Depression of the cough _____ can cause a pooling of secretions in the lungs
3.	The functional part of the kidney
5.	Drug used to relieve a nonproductive cough
6.	Type of cough that is dry, hacking, and produces no secretions
8.	Name given collectively to emphysema and chronic bronchitis because the airflow is limited most of the time
10.	Narrowing of blood vessels
11.	The most common electrolyte lost with use of a diuretic

12.	Patients with thick, tenacious mucus may have difficulty ________.
15.	As kidneys filter the bloodstream, ions and water that are not needed are excreted in the ______.
17.	Type of diuretic that when given IV can cause a rapid fluid and electrolyte imbalance
18.	A higher initial dose given to bring blood levels to a therapeutic range more quickly is called a _______ dose.
19.	Opens clogged nasal passages and enhances drainage of the sinuses
22.	Theophylline relaxes the esophageal sphincter, so a common adverse reaction is _______.
24.	Another term for nasal congestion

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