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113801Local anesthesia differs from general anesthesia in how long anesthesia lasts.
113802Anesthesia facilitates medical procedures by blocking the patient’s sensations.
113803The patient should in advance inform the nurse of his or her health and medications.
113804Once external surgery is started, the surgeon uses smaller, more delicate devices.
113805Anesthesiologist can monitor the patient’s condition at any positions in the operation room.
113806Operating rooms are equipped with air-conditions to keep cool during the operation.
113807The patient is transferred from a gurney to the operating table, which has enough space to make him or her make her more comfortable.
113808There would be no need of（）, since the vaccine would be taken by mouth.
113809（）inhibits the sensation within a specific body part, so it is often used in small operations.
113810The primary function of the（）system is to supply the blood with oxygen.
113811I’m going to send for a nurse, as the（）drip will run out soon.
113812He fell on his head and lost（）.
113813The surgeon closed the（）with stitches.
113814Put this（）under your tongue.
113815（）makes the person lose not only sensation in the whole body but also consciousness as well.
113816If someone is under（）, they have been given medicine or drugs in order to calm them or make them sleep.
113817If there are evident burns, cover them loosely with（）dressings.
113818You should tell your medical history to your surgeon after surgery operation.
113819General anesthesia makes the person awake but lose sensation in the whole body.
113820Regional anesthesia takes away the sensation with a larger area of the body than local anesthesia.
113821The anesthesiologist starts anesthesia for the patient while the surgeon performs the operation.
113822A(An)decides and carries out the operation.
113823A(An) is a surgical health professional who works under the direction of licensed surgeons performing surgical procedures.
113824A(An) is a physician trained in anesthesia and monitors the condition of the patient throughout the operation.
113825A(An) is responsible for all the items used in the operating room and participates the needs of the surgical team.
113826A prescription drug is a（）that is regulated by legislation to require a medical prescription before it can be obtained.
113827In many countries, OTC drugs are selected by a（）to ensure that they are ingredients that are safe and effective when used without a physician’s care.
113828No serious adverse reaction is reported in patients treated with ofloxacin tablets. The main adverse reactions are（）, unsuitable stomach, etc.
113829Pregnant woman, nursing mothers and（）are not indicated for use of ofloxacin tablets.
113830Ofloxacin Tablet’s active ingredient is（）.
113831Store drugs in a locked cupboard where the temperature is fairly stable.
113832All of the side effects are mild, like a slight headache.
113833Prescription drugs are almost always passed over a counter from the pharmacist to the customer.
113834OTC drugs are usually regulated by active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), not final products.
113835The main adverse reactions of Ofloxacin Tablet are nausea, unsuitable stomach, etc. The symptoms will not disappear after the end of administration.
113836Ofloxacin Tablet is a broad-spectrum agent with high effect, thorough absorption and low toxicity.
113837Drugs should not be used after expiry date.
113838Different jurisdictions have different definitions of what constitutes a prescription drug.
113839All the medicines sold at a pharmacy are OTC drugs.
113840OTC drugs have no side effects.
113841Chinese patent medicine can be sold at a pharmacy.
113842By regulating APIs instead of specific drug formulations, governments allow manufacturers freedom to formulate ingredients into（）.
113843How should Ofloxacin tablets be stored?
113844Ofloxacin tablets should be carefully used for（）patients.
113845Prescription drugs are often dispensed together with a（）that gives detailed information about the drug.
113846（）detailing the establishments where drugs may be sold, who is authorized to dispense them.
113847OTC drugs are medicines that may be sold directly to customers without（）.
113848The customer can buy ofloxacin tablets with（）.
113849Which of the following does not belong to prescription drugs?
113850Eating medicine for a long time will definitely have（）.
113851Which is not the usage and dosage of ofloxacin tablets according to the text?
113852Prescription drugs are almost passed over a counter from the pharmacist to customer.
113853Ofloxacin Tablets are indicated for the treatment of patients with respiratory infections.
113854OTC drugs can only be sold at a pharmacy.
113855Ofloxacin Tablet is prescription drug.
113856Which of the following are not indicated for use of ofloxacin tablets according to the text?
113857Which of the following does not meet the demand for the storage of ofloxacin tablets according to the text?
113858Which of the following is not mentioned as the advantages of OTC drug?
113859OTC drugs are usually regulated by（）.
113860Most vaccines contain a little bit of a disease germ that is（）.
113861（）is often called the Father of Immunology.
113862Vaccines given during childhood is generally（）.
113863Before the discovery of insulin,（）was a terrible disease that most certainly led to death.
113864Insulin is a naturally-occurring（）secreted by the pancreas.
113865Acetic acid and ethanol are made by fermentation.
113866Industrial fermentation refers to the use of microorganisms to make fermentation.
113867Insulin should be injected into the muscles just below your skin.
113868Insulin needles, pens and cartridges can be shared with others as long as they are sterilized.
113869Severe side effects of vaccination are rare.
113870To ensure the consistent absorption, insulin must be injected in the exact spot each time.
113871Insulin is usually taken as subcutaneous injections by single-use insulin pens with disposable needles.
113872Edward Jenner found a vaccine that protected at least 10% of the world’s population from tetanus.
113873Sometimes vaccines are combined to protect you from several diseases with one shot.
113874Insulin is most rapidly absorbed when injected in the abdomen and injections in the upper arm and thigh area are most slowly absorbed.
113875Where you inject the insulin makes a big difference in the absorption level and effectiveness of the insulin.
113876We can go to the（）of a hospital to get vaccination help.
113877The（）is the preferred site for insulin injection because insulin is most rapidly absorbed there.
113878（）is the most common side effect that may occur during insulin therapy.
113879Vaccines do not guarantee complete protection from a disease because sometimes the host’s（）system simply does not respond adequately or at all.
113880A person who was bit by a dog must get a shot of vaccine against（）.
113881The side effects of insulin therapy are as follows EXCEPT（）.
113882The cells in the pancreas produce hormones that control（）.
113883Insulin is used for the treatment of（）.
113884Most vaccines are given（）.
113885Your（）system can remember how to fight a germ for the rest of your life.
113886The insulin injection sites must be rotated in order to prevent erosion of the fat beneath the skin.
113887Vaccines can guarantee complete protection from a disease.
113888The most common side effect that may occur during insulin therapy is hyperglycemia.
113889Most vaccines contain a little bit of the type of germ that makes you sick.
113890It was discovered that the bodies of the diabetics had something in common: the group of cells in the（）was always damaged.
113891Insulin is required by the（）of the body in order for them to remove and use glucose from the blood.
113892Insulin is usually given（）.
113893A vaccine is a biological preparation that improves（）to a particular disease.
113894（）in the US has taken action to improve the safety of consumers when using acetaminophen.
113895Drugs are in general less（）in liquid form than in a dry state and expiration dates tend to be shorter.
113896Many derivatives have been modified by partial synthesis for（）use.
113897Opioids include morphine,（）and synthetic drugs.
113898Opioids are most often used medically to（）pain.
113899Dosage forms can be categorized as injection and parenteral forms according to the route of administration.
113900Drugs are administered as pure drug substances alone.
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