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Worksheetsbasic pharmacology
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 19mins
delay blood clotting
analgesics
antibiotics
anticonvulsants
anticoagulants
reduce bronchospasm
antibiotics
anticholinergics
anticonvulsants
antiemetics
relieve allergies
antivirals
central nervous system
antihistamines
antihypertensives
reduce blood glucose
antilipemics
antipyretics
anxiolytics
oral hypoglycemics
reduce inflammation
bronchodilators
antilipemics
analgesics
anti-inflammatories
diuretic
furosemide
atorvastatin
ciprofloxacin
gabapentin
antilipemic
ciprofloxacin
atorvastatin
gabapentin
acetaminophen
analgesic
metformin
lisinopril
acetaminophen
furosemide
decongestant
ciprofloxan
pseudoephedrine
lisinopril
gabapentin
antihypertensive
furosemide
zolpidem
gabapentin
lisinopril
antibiotic
atorvastatin
acetaminophen
pseudoephedrine
ciprofloxacin
hormone replacement
nystatin
metoprolol
levothyroxine, estrogen
haloperidol
The DEA has control over which of the following areas?
Controlled substances
Reviewing new drug aplications
Investigating and removing unsafe drugs from the market
Monitoring sales of over the counter drugs
How many schedules of controlled substances?
2
3
4
5
Which schedule has the highest abuse potential?
1
2
3
4
Which schedule has the lowest abuse potential and may be refilled up to five times in a 6 month period?
2
3
4
5
Which schedule may lead to moderate dependence, written, faxed, or verbal prescription by physician only and codeine and anabolic steroids are examples.
2
3
4
5
Which schedule is a high abuse potential with no refills, and morphine and demerol are examples?
2
3
4
5
An athlete requests a prescription for an anabolic steroid (C-III) from her doctor. How often can a prescription for a C-III drug be refilled?
C-III may be refilled at the discretion of the doctor and state regulations.
C-III drugs may be refilled up to five times in a six month period.
C-III can only be refilled with a new prescription
C-III drugs are not approved for medical use.
Heroin is example of what schedule of controlled substance?
C-I
C-II
C-III
C-IV
Which profession does not prescribe medications?
Respiratory therapist
Doctor
Physician Assisitant
Nurse Practitioner
What position is this patient in?
horizontal recumbent
dorsal recumbent
Lithotomy
Fowler's
What position is this patient in?
Lithotomy
Trendelenberg
Sim's
Fowler's
What position is this patient in?
High Fowler's
Semi Fowler's
Sim's
Trendelenberg
What position is this patient in?
Lithotomy
High Fowler's
Sim's
Trendelenberg
What position is this patient in?
Prone
Supine
Trendelenberg
Sim's
What position is this patient in?
Knee chest
Lithotomy
Trendelenberg
Sim's
Which position would you put a patient in for a breast examination?
supine
prone
lithotomy
Fowler's
This patient position
places a person flat on his or her back,
facing up
