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Medications & Abbreviations

S. Sneddon

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Across
1.Fracture
2.Subcutaneous
5.Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus
9.Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitor
12.Degenerative Joint Disease
15.To dissolve
16.Thumping on someone's chest is a form of:
18.Diagnosis
20.Roxanol, Astramorph, MS Contin, Kadian, Duramorph
21.Docusate sodium, laxative
22.Angiotensin-converting enzyme
25.Complete Blood Count
27.Olanzapine, antipsychotic, neuroleptic, for schizophrenia
29.What nurses must have
31.Hard of Hearing
34.Anticoagulant, antithrombic
35.Out of Bed
39.Pertaining to blood vessels and the heart
40.Clonazepam, can cause SUICIDAL TENDENCIES
41.Celecoxib, NSAID, can cause GI BLEED, CVA, MI, CHF
42.To Keep Open
43.Nifedipine, Ca channel blocker, Unlabled use: Preterm labor
45.Resembling a bunch of grapes
50.Estimated Blood Loss
51.As Needed
52.Bupropion, Antidepressant, Smoking deterrent
53.Lower Left Extremity
56.Hematocrit
57.Medical Assistant
59.What some patients do with their food
62.Tenormin, beta-blocker
64.Clopidogrel, platelet aggregation inhibitor
65.Simvastatin, antilipidemic
66.Free from infection (keep your sterile fields this way!!)
68.Range of Motion
69.Fluconazole, systemic antfungal
70.Ankle-Foot Orthosis
72.Headache
74.The hangy downy thingy in the back of your throat
79.Lisinopril, ACE inhibitor, antihypertensive
80.Duloxetine, antidepressant for major depressive disorder
83.No Added Salt
85.Diazepam, long acting denzodiazepine, skeletal muscle relaxant
88.Room Air
89.Narrowing of a passage
91.Excessive, above
95.Upper Respiratory Infection
97.Risedronate, bone reabsorption inhibitor
98.Blood
100.Ultrasound
101.Carbamazepine, tonic-clonic seizures, bi-polar disorder
102.What you will soon be!
104.Calcium
105.Metoclopramide, Cholinergic, antiemetic
107.Prescription
108.Air
Down
1.Iron
3.Every
4.Activities of Daily Living
6.Restless Leg Syndrome
7.Tricyclic antidepressant, CAN CAUSE ORTHOSTATIC HYPOTENSION
8.Levothyroxin
10.Throughout the whole body
11.Intramuscular
13.Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
14.Fluoxetine, SSRI, unlabled use:narcolepsy, kleptomania, migraines
17.Significant Other
19.Alprazolam, antianxiety
21.Citalopram, SSRI, antidepressant
23.Deficient, below
24.Metformin, antidiabetic
26.Congestive Heart Failure
28.Absence of speech
30.Metoprolol, beta-blocker, antianginal, antihypertensive
32.Hours of Sleep (given at bedtime)
33.Sertraline, SSRI
35.Resembling
36.Below the Knee Amputation
37.Rodent Of Unusual Size
38.Risperidone, antipsychotic, CAN CAUSE SUDDEN DEATH IN GERIATRICS!
42.Surface
44.Harmful
46.Haloperidol,antipsychotic, Tourette's
47.Personal Protective Equipment
48.Cyclobenzaprine, skeletal muscle relaxant
49.Omeprazole, proton pump inhibitor, antiulcer
54.Furosemide, diuretic
55.Surgical excision
57.Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitor
58.Diltiazem, Ca channel blocker, class IV antiarrhythmic
59.Pupils Equal, Round, Reactive to Light and Accommodation
60.Three times a day
61.Dyspnia On Exertion
63.Antidysrhythmic & atrial fibrillation
64.Paroxetine, SSRI, unlabled use: hot flashes
67.Central Nervous System
71.Cerebral Vascular Accident
72.History
73.Ropinirole, antiparkinson agent, RLS
75.Abbreviation for Acetylsalicylic Acid
76.Potassium Chloride
77.All
78.American Diabetes Association
81.Biopsy
82.Lamotrigine, anticonvulsant, HEPATOTOXIC
84.Stand By Assist
86.Quantity Sufficient or Every Shift
87.Multiple Sclerosis
90.Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy
91.Half
92.Right Upper Quadrant
93.Myocardial Infarction
94.Not progressive
96.Coumadin, anticoagulant
99.Over The Counter
100.Urinary Tract Infection
103.No Concentrated Sugars
106.A blood type

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