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on a basic metabolic panel, what are common lab values for BUN?

6 to 20 mg/dL

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on a basic metabolic panel, what are common lab values for CO2?

23 to 29 mmol/L

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on a basic metabolic panel, what are common lab values for creatinine?

0.8 to 1.2 mg/dL

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on a basic metabolic panel, what are common lab values for glucose?

64 to 100 mg/dL

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on a basic metabolic panel, what are common lab values for serum chloride?

95 to 105 mmol/L or mEq/L

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on a basic metabolic panel, what are common lab values for serum potassium?

3.5 to 5.0 mEq/L or mmol/L

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on a basic metabolic panel, what are common lab values for serum sodium?

135 to 145 mEq/L or mmol/L

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on a basic metabolic panel, what are common lab values for serum calcium?

8.5 to 10.2 mg/dL

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on a CBC, what is the WBC normal range in adults?

5,000-10,000/mL

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on a CBC, what is the hemoglobin normal range in males/females 15+?

Male = 13.0 - 17.0 g/dL

Female = 11.5 - 15.5 g/dL

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on a CBC, what is the hematocrit normal range in males/females?

Male = 40 - 55%

Female = 36 - 48%

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on a CBC, what is the platelet count normal range in adults?

150,000 - 400,000/mL

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for liver function tests, what is the normal range for AST?

5-35 mg/dL

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for liver function tests, what is the normal range for ALT?

5-55 mg/dL

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define the sig: PO

oral

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define the sig: NG

nasogastric tube

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define the sig: PR

rectal

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define the sig: IV

intravenous

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define the sig: IM

intramuscular

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define the sig: SQ

subcutaneous

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define the sig: SL

sublingual (under tongue)

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define the sig: buccal

between check and gums

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define the sig: ophthalmic

eyes, dose measured n drops

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define the sig: otic

ears, dose measured n drops

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define the sig: QD

once daily

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define the sig: BID

twice daily

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define the sig: TID

three times daily

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define the sig: QID

four times daily

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define the sig: QAM

every morning

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define the sig: QHS

every night

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define the sig: DC

discontinue

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define the sig: cap

capsule

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define the sig: tab

tablet

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define the sig: supp

suppository

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define the sig: GTT

drops

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define the sig: elix

elixir

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define the sig: susp

suspension

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define the sig: TBSP

tablespoon

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define the sig: TSP

teaspoon

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define the sig: AD

ear right

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define the sig: AS

ear left

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define the sig: AU

both ears

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define the sig: OD

eye right

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define the sig: OS

eye left

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define the sig: OU

both eyes

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define the sig: D5W

dextrose in 5% water

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define the sig: NS

normal saline

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define the sig: LR

lactated ringers

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define idiosyncratic reaction

we don't know why this reaction occurred

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define anaphylaxis

severe allergic reaction with hives, tongue or throat swelling, shortness of breath. Epinephrine is used as an antidote and diphenhydramine (Benadryl) and/or corticosteroids are usually helpful

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define agonist

a drug stimulates a receptor causing an effect

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define antagonist

a drug blocks another drug or natural chemical from stimulating a receptor = preventing an effect

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define partial agonist/antagonist

a drug that blocks another drug from stimulating a receptor but inherently stimulates it itself and produces a slight effect

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define pharmacokinetic drug interaction

one drug changing the drug concentrations (Cmax, AUC) of another drug. Pharmacokinetic is ADME (Absorption, Distribution, Metabolism, Elimination)

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define pharmacodynamic drug interaction

One drug accentuates (potentiates) or attenuates (antagonizes) another drug's effect without changing the Cmax or AUC of another drug

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define cytochrome P450 system

System that metabolizes many drugs in the liver (and small intestine). Creates active or inactive metabolites

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define off label

drug being used for a purpose other than the FDA approved indication

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define therapeutic range/window

the concentrations between the minimum effective and minimum toxic concentrations

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define the prefix: ab-

away from

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define the prefix: ad-

toward

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define the prefix: acro-

top, extremities

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define the prefix: acu-

sharp, severe

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define the prefix: ante-

before, forward

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define the prefix: anti-, anter-

opposing, against

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define the prefix: bi-

two, double

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define the prefix: brachio-

arm

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define the prefix: chemo-

chemical

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define the prefix: co-, con-, com-

together, with

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define the prefix: cranio-

skull

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define the prefix: cyto-

related to cells

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define the prefix: de-

down, from

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define the prefix: di-

twice, two

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define the prefix: dia-

throughout

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define the prefix: ecto-

outside

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define the prefix: encephal/o

brain

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define the prefix: estro-

female

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define the prefix: epi-

upon

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define the prefix: extra/o-

beyond, outside of

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define the prefix: hemi

half, half of

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define the prefix: hemat/o-

blood

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define the prefix: hyper-

above, excessive, beyond

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define the prefix: hyp-, hypo-

below, beneath, deficient

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define the prefix: inter-

between

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define the prefix: intra-

within, inside

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define the prefix: intro-

into, within

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define the prefix: macro-

large

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define the prefix: meso-

middle

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define the prefix: micro-, micr-

tiny, small

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define the prefix: mono/uni

one, single

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define the prefix: morto-

death

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define the prefix: my/o-

muscle

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define the prefix: neur/o-

nerve

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define the prefix: ocul/o-

eye

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define the prefix: onco-

tumor

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define the prefix: or-

mouth

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define the prefix: post-

after, following, behind

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define the prefix: pre-, pro-

in front of, before

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define the prefix: pulmon-

lungs

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define the prefix: retro-

behind, backward

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define the prefix: secto-

to cut