Exam 4 Review

Front

Which medication listed has a black box warning of possible Heart attack or Stroke? Options: Celecoxib (2nd generation NSAID), Fluoxetine (SSRI antidepressant), Risperidone (2nd generation Antipsychotic), Ketorolac (1st generation NSAID)

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Celecoxib (2nd generation NSAID)

Front

Flumazenil could be used to reverse the effects of which medication?

Back

Lorazepam

Front

How many weeks on average does it take for most antidepressants to become therapeutic?

Back

4 to 6 weeks

Front

Which medication has the side effect of Weight Gain, Type 2 Diabetes and Dyslipidemia? Options: TMP-SMZ a sulfonamide antibiotic, Methylphenidate a ADHD medication, Risperidone a 2nd generation antipsychotic, Carbidopa/Levodopa an anti-parkinsons medication

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Risperidone a 2nd generation antipsychotic

Front

Which medication can be used to help a person stop cigarette smoking? Options: Bupropion a NDRI antidepressant, Gabapentin a 2nd generation anticonvulsant, Allopurinol an antigout medication, Lorazepam a benzodiazepine anxiolytic

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Bupropion a NDRI antidepressant

Front

What is the maximum recommended daily dose of Acetaminophen in milligrams for a hospitalized patient?

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4000

Front

Which miscellaneous agent or herbal remedy can be used to treat inflammation due to arthritis? Options: Acidophilus, St. Johns wort, Turmeric, Lactobacillus

Back

Turmeric

Front

Which character from Winnie the Pooh exhibits the characteristics of depression?

Back

Front

Which medication has the risk of nephrotoxicity if consumed beyond recommended doses? Options: Acetaminophen, Alendronate, Ibuprofen, Morphine

Back

Ibuprofen

Front

Which of the listed medications does NOT have a potential risk of Nephrotoxicity and Ototoxicity? Aspirin a 1st generation NSAID and salicylate, Gentamicin an amino glycoside antibiotic, Phenobarbital a barbiturate sedative, Vancomycin a monobactam antibiotic

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Phenobarbital a barbiturate sedative