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Top 200 Brand Generic Drugs Pharmacology Quiz A

Total questions: 71

Worksheet time: 3hrs 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Antibiotic: Trimox, Amoxil

a)

penicillin

b)

amoxicillin

c)

cephalexin

d)

fluconazole

2.

Antibiotic: Penicillin VK®

a)

penicillin

b)

amoxicillin

c)

cephalexin

d)

fluconazole

3.

Antibiotic: Keflex

a)

penicillin

b)

amoxicillin

c)

cephalexin

d)

fluconazole

4.

Antibiotic: Diflucan

a)

penicillin

b)

amoxicillin

c)

cephalexin

d)

fluconazole

5.

Generic: moxifloxacin treats eye infection

a)

Gentak

b)

Skelaxin

c)

Lanoxin

d)

Vigamox

6.

Brand Name Omnicef - treats infection

a)

doxycycline hyclate

b)

cefdinir

c)

clindamycin

d)

azithromycin

7.

Brand Name Vibramycin - treats infection, severe acne, rosacea, & can prevent malaria

a)

doxycycline hyclate

b)

cefdinir

c)

clindamycin

d)

azithromycin

8.

Brand Name Cleocin- antibiotic-treats infection, acne, skin, etc.

a)

doxycycline hyclate

b)

cefdinir

c)

clindamycin

d)

azithromycin

9.

Brand Name Zithromax, ZPak, Tri-Pak

a)

doxycycline hyclate

b)

cefdinir

c)

clindamycin

d)

azithromycin

10.

Bactroban®

a)

irbesartan

b)

mupirocin

c)

amoxicillin/clavulanate

d)

lisinopril

11.

Avapro®

a)

irbesartan

b)

mupirocin

c)

amoxicillin/clavulanate

d)

lisinopril

12.

Augmentin®

a)

irbesartan

b)

mupirocin

c)

amoxicillin/clavulanate

d)

lisinopril

13.

Zestril®, Prinivil®

a)

irbesartan

b)

mupirocin

c)

amoxicillin/clavulanate

d)

lisinopril

14.

HBP Brand Name: Atacand

a)

telmisartan

b)

losartan

c)

candesartan

d)

valsartan

15.

HBP Brand Name: Micardis

a)

telmisartan

b)

losartan

c)

candesartan

d)

valsartan

16.

HBP Brand Name: Cozaar

a)

telmisartan

b)

losartan

c)

candesartan

d)

valsartan

17.

HBP Brand Name: Diovan

a)

telmisartan

b)

losartan

c)

candesartan

d)

valsartan

18.

Prefix-Suffix category -sartan treat HBP: They are classified as ________.

a)

ARBS

b)

Beta Blockers

c)

ACE Inhibitor

d)

None of the above

19.

Prefix-Suffix category -olol treat HBP: They are classified as ________.

a)

ARBS

b)

Beta Blockers

c)

ACE Inhibitor

d)

None of the above

20.

Prefix-Suffix category -pril treat HBP: They are classified as ________.

a)

ARBS

b)

Beta Blockers

c)

ACE Inhibitor

d)

None of the above

21.

Benicar- HBP Brand name Med

a)

olmesartan

b)

irbesartan

c)

ramipril

d)

enalapril

22.

Altace- HBP Brand Name Med

a)

olmesartan

b)

irbesartan

c)

ramipril

d)

enalapril

23.

Avapro- HBP Brand Name Med

a)

olmesartan

b)

irbesartan

c)

ramipril

d)

enalapril

24.

Vasotec- HBP Brand Name Med

a)

olmesartan

b)

irbesartan

c)

ramipril

d)

enalapril

25.

Which classification/category of drug may cause a cough that will not go away unless you discontinue the medication

a)

-sartan

b)

-pril

c)

-olol

d)

-statin

26.

What is the most common side effect of antibiotics, & carries the warning to take with food/plenty of water?

a)

Diarrhea

b)

Constipation

c)

Increased NA+ levels

d)

Drowsiness

27.

mupirocin- Topical Antibiotic cream/ung

a)

Bactrim

b)

Bactroban

c)

Byetta

d)

BenzaClin

28.

trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole- Antibiotic (Sulfur Drug- also known as sulfonamides)

a)

Bactrim

b)

Bactroban

c)

Byetta

d)

BenzaClin

29.

nebivolol- Generic HBP drug

a)

Coreg

b)

Lopressor

c)

Tenormin

d)

Bystolic

30.

carvedilol- Generic HBP drug

a)

Coreg

b)

Lopressor

c)

Tenormin

d)

Bystolic

31.

metoprolol tartrate- Generic HBP drug

a)

Coreg

b)

Lopressor

c)

Tenormin

d)

Toprol XL

32.

atenolol- Generic HBP drug

a)

Coreg

b)

Lopressor

c)

Tenormin

d)

Toprol XL

33.

ACE Inhibitors, Diuretics, ARBS, & many of your HBP/Heart medications can effect your ______ levels. Patients should be monitored.

a)

sodium NA+

b)

iron FE

c)

magnesium Mg

d)

potassium K+

34.

Norvasc- Brand Name

a)

amlodipine

b)

nisoldipine

c)

furoseminde

d)

clonidine

35.

Sular- Brand Name

a)

amlodipine

b)

nisoldipine

c)

furoseminde

d)

clonidine

36.

Lasix- Brand Name (Diuretic)

a)

HCTZ

b)

nisoldipine

c)

furoseminde

d)

clonidine

37.

Catapres-TTS- Brand Name

a)

clonidine (injection)

b)

clonidine (oral)

c)

clonidine (IV)

d)

clonidine (transdermal)

38.

Dyazide, Maxzide

a)

HCTZ

b)

triamterene/hctz

c)

niacin

d)

pregabalin

39.

Diuretics should be taken ______

a)

in the morning (AM)

b)

at lunch time with food (noon c/food)

c)

at bedtime (hs)

d)

with supper (dinner c/food)

40.

digoxin- generic (regulates irregular heart rhythm, & is commonly used to treat heart failure)

a)

Avalide

b)

Lanoxin

c)

Benicar HCT

d)

Diovan HCT

41.

irbesartan/HCTZ- generic (HBP)

a)

Avalide

b)

Lanoxin

c)

Benicar HCT

d)

Diovan HCT

42.

olmesartan/HCTZ- generic (HBP)

a)

Avalide

b)

Lanoxin

c)

Benicar HCT

d)

Diovan HCT

43.

valsartan/HCTZ- generic (HBP)

a)

Avalide

b)

Hyzaar

c)

Benicar HCT

d)

Diovan HCT

44.

losartan/HCTZ- generic (HBP)

a)

Avalide

b)

Hyzaar

c)

Benicar HCT

d)

Diovan HCT

45.

lisinopril/HCTZ- generic (HBP)

a)

Zestoretic

b)

Hyzaar

c)

Benicar HCT

d)

Diovan HCT

46.

Crestor- Brand Name (high cholesterol and triglyceride levels)

a)

fluvastatin

b)

simvastatin

c)

rosuvastatin

d)

niacin

47.

Lescol XL- Brand Name (high cholesterol and triglyceride levels)

a)

fluvastatin

b)

simvastatin

c)

rosuvastatin

d)

niacin

48.

Niaspan- Brand Name (high cholesterol and triglyceride levels)

a)

fluvastatin

b)

simvastatin

c)

rosuvastatin

d)

niacin

49.

Niacin (niaspan) is also Vitamin B3

a)

True

b)

False

50.

Zocor- Brand Name (cholesterol)

a)

ezetimibe

b)

simvastatin

c)

fenofibrate

d)

carvedilol

51.

Zetia- Brand Name (cholesterol)

a)

ezetimibe

b)

simvastatin

c)

fenofibrate

d)

carvedilol

52.

Tricor- Brand Name (cholesterol)

a)

ezetimibe

b)

simvastatin

c)

fenofibrate

d)

carvedilol

53.

Coreg- Brand Name (HBP)

a)

ezetimibe

b)

simvastatin

c)

fenofibrate

d)

carvedilol

54.

pravastatin- generic (cholesterol)

a)

Mevacor

b)

Pravachol

c)

Lovaza

d)

Tricor

55.

lovastatin- generic (cholesterol)

a)

Mevacor

b)

Pravachol

c)

Lovaza

d)

Tricor

56.

omega-2-fatty acids ethyl esters- generic (cholesterol)

a)

Mevacor

b)

Pravachol

c)

Lovaza

d)

Tricor

57.
Which medication should not be crushed? 
a)
Cardizem LA
b)
Trimox
c)
Flonase
d)
Glucophage
58.
What is the generic for Prinivil?
a)
Metoprolol
b)
Lisinopril
c)
Simvastatin
d)
Amlodipine
59.
Which of the following would a patient taking warfarin be counseled by the pharmacist to eat marginally or to remove from their diet as it interacts with the medication?
a)
sugar or high glucose/fructose foods
b)
grains
c)
grape fruit juice or leafy greens
d)
all of the above are safe for the patient
60.
Which drug has a major side effect of constipation?
a)
Iron
b)
Keflex
c)
Docusate Sodium
d)
All of the above
61.
Which of the following drugs is exempt from the Poison Prevention Act?
a)
Viagra
b)
Levsin sublingual tablets
c)
Nitroglycerin sublingual tablets
d)
Tussionex suspension
62.
A patient who is allergic to penicillin has a chance of cross sensitivity to which of the following medications?
a)
Cephalexin
b)
Moxifloxacin
c)
Doxycycline
d)
Azithromycin
63.

Amoxicillin suspension is good for ____ days after reconstitution?

a)

7

b)

10

c)

14

d)

21

64.
Patients should avoid grapefruit juice if they are taking:
a)
paroxetine
b)
tramadol
c)
lisinopril
d)
simvastatin
65.

How often do patients typically receive oral metoprolol succinate when treating hypertension?

a)

Once a day

b)

Twice a day

c)

Three times a day

d)

Once a week

66.

Which of the following drug classifications is considered high-alert?

a)

Antibiotics

b)

Anticoagulants

c)

Antidepressants

d)

Vaccines

67.

Which of the following suspensions must be reconstituted by mixing powder with water before dispensing?

a)

Bactrim

b)

Cortisporin

c)

Augmentin

d)

Motrin

68.

What is the generic name for Lipitor?

a)

Amlodipine

b)

Atorvastatin

c)

Cilastatin

d)

Simvastatin

69.

Which of the following routes of administration would be considered parenteral?

a)

Buccal

b)

Oral

c)

Subcutaneous

d)

Sublingual

70.

A patient states that they experienced shortness of breath while taking Keflex. The pharmacy technician should enter an allergy to which class of antibiotics in the patient's profile?

a)

Cephalosporins

b)

Macrolides

c)

Quinolones

d)

Sulfonamides

71.

Some antibiotics may make you sensitive to the sun

a)

True

b)

False

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