elements are located in which group(s) and row(s) of the periodic table? Match the disorder with the diagnostic analyte measured in Tumor of adrenal medullary the laboratory. chromaffin cells metanephrines Neuroblastoma Urinary VMA Pineal gland tumor Melatonin Gastroenteropancreatic Urinary 5-HIAA endocrine tumor Match the correct vitamin to the disorder that the vitamin Beriberi deficiency would cause: Night blindness Thiamine Impaired coagulation Retinol Megaloblastic anemia Quinone Cobalamin Lung cancer Match the trace or ultratrace elements with the clinical disorders associated with either deficiency or toxicity: Parkinson disease-like Chromium symptoms Manganese Menkes disease Copper Loss of immunocompetence Selenium Antidepressant Match each drug with its major therapeutic use: Imipramine Antimetabolic Methotrexate Antiarrhythmic Quinidine Antiepileptic Lamotrigine 204. Match each drug with its major mode of action: Tricyclic antidepressant Amitriptyline Antiarrhythmic Procainamide Antiepileptic Phenobarbital Immunosuppressant Sirolimus 205. Match the compound with the antidote for overdose: Acetaminophen N-acetylcysteine Salicylic acid Activated charcoal Organophosphates Atropine Cyanide Hydroxycobalamin 206. the compound with its metabolite: Ethylene glycol Glycolic acid Heroin Morphine Barbiturate Carboxylic acid Ethanol Acetaldehyde 207. Match the drug with its correct elimination half-life. 21 to 37 hours Diazepam 2 to 6 minutes Heroin 30 mins to 1.5 hours Cocaine 5 to 6 hours . Carboxyhemoglobin 208. Match the substance with the suggested antidote for its 232. Physostigmine overdose. 233. Ethanol
elements are located in which group(s) and row(s) of the periodic table? Match the disorder with the diagnostic analyte measured in the laboratory. metanephrines Urinary VMA Melatonin Urinary 5-HIAA Tumor of adrenal medullary chromaffin cells Neuroblastoma Pineal gland tumor Gastroenteropancreatic endocrine tumor Match the correct vitamin to the disorder that the vitamin deficiency would cause: Thiamine Retinol Quinone Cobalamin Beriberi Night blindness Impaired coagulation Megaloblastic anemia Match the trace or ultratrace elements with the clinical disorders associated with either deficiency or toxicity: Chromium Manganese Copper Selenium Lung cancer Parkinson disease-like symptoms Menkes disease Loss of immunocompetence Match each drug with its major therapeutic use: Imipramine Methotrexate Quinidine Lamotrigine Antidepressant Antimetabolic Antiarrhythmic Antiepileptic 204. Match each drug with its major mode of action: Amitriptyline Procainamide Phenobarbital Sirolimus Tricyclic antidepressant Antiarrhythmic Antiepileptic Immunosuppressant 205. Match the compound with the antidote for overdose: N-acetylcysteine Activated charcoal Atropine Hydroxycobalamin Acetaminophen Salicylic acid Organophosphates Cyanide 206. the compound with its metabolite: Glycolic acid Morphine Carboxylic acid Acetaldehyde Ethylene glycol Heroin Barbiturate Ethanol 207. Match the drug with its correct elimination half-life. Diazepam Heroin Cocaine . Carboxyhemoglobin 21 to 37 hours 2 to 6 minutes 30 mins to 1.5 hours 5 to 6 hours 208. Match the substance with the suggested antidote for its overdose. 232. Physostigmine 233. Ethanol
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