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group of diverse medical and health care systems, practices and products that are not gernerally considered to be part of conventional medicine. |
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a) used with conventional medicine
b) used in place of conventional medicine
c) a combination of conventional medicine and CAM |
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a) Complimentary
b) Alternative
c) Integrative |
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What is the CAM domain?
a) Techniques used to augment the mind's ability to influence body function
b) Homeopathy, naturopathy
c) Massage therapy, reflexology |
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a) Mind-body medicine
b) Whole or Traditional systems
c) Manipulative and Body-based practices |
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What is the CAM domain?
a) botanicals, probiotics, animal derived extracts
b) accupuncture, magnet therapy
c) prayer, music, dance, tai chi
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a) biologically based products
b) biofield therapies
c) Mind-body medicine |
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Which CAM whole medicine system?
a) manipulation of body's healing power
b) manipulation of structure and function
c) like cures like
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a) Naturopathic
b) chiropractic
c) homeopathic medicine |
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Which CAM whole medicine system?
a) restorative physical exertion, acupuncture, mediation
b) India's traditional system of medicine
c) power of succussion with serial dilutions |
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a) Traditional chinese medicine
b) Ayurveda
c) Homeopathic medicine |
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a) Tobacco is considered a DS
b) the DSHEA classifies DS as foods
c) DS must be FDA approved |
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a) FALSE
b) TRUE
c) FALSE |
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a) the FDA requires that plant-based products must contain the scientific name and specific part of the plant used |
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| Which federal agency oversees product advertising? |
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a) DS can make claims to cure a disease |
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| What 3 web-based sources are good for CAM? |
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National Center for CAM
Office of Dietary Supplements International Bibliographies
Natural Medicine Comprehensive Database |
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| Aconite is used as an anti-inflammatory supplement and poses what potential toxicity? |
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| N&V, low BP, and arrythmias |
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What is the potential toxicity?
a) Coltsfoot
b) Comfrey
c) Greater Celadine |
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a) Hepatotoxicity
b) Hepatotoxicity
c) Hepatotoxicity |
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What is the potential toxicity?
a) Bitter Orange
b) Chaparral
c) Kava |
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a) Tachycardia, arrrythmias, stroke
b) hepato & nephrotoxic
c) hepatotoxic |
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What is the toxicity?
a) Germanium
b) Lobelia
c) Yohimbe
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a) Nephrotoxicity
b) tachycardia, coma, death
c) contains Rx drug yohimbe, tachycardia and HTN |
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Communicate freely with patients
Acquire knowledge
Report ADE and drug-DS interactions
Evaluate the literature |
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