WorksheetsQuiz - 30
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
The pharmacist is caring for a patient who experiences heavy menstrual periods. What deficiency does the pharmacist expect this patient to experience?
Iron
Calcium
Vitamin K is given to reverse the effects of which medication?
Enoxaparin
Warfarin
A patient has been ordered to receive iron via IM administration. Which medication can be given either IM or IV?
Iron Gluconate
Iron dextran
What is the amount of vitamin and mineral needed to prevent a deficiency in a healthy adult that is represented by RDA values?
Maximum
Minimum
What is the medical term used to describe toxic levels of vitamins?
Hypervitaminosis
Pernicious anemia
Diuretics can cause the depletion of this mineral:
Calcium
Potassium
What is the medical term for the administration of food or supplements via the GI tract, either orally or through a feeding tube?
Enteral nutrition
Parenteral nutrition
The pharmacist is providing care to a patient who is undernourished. What assessment finding does the pharmacist anticipate for this patient?
Eating disorder
Loss of subcutaneous fat
What is an appropriate treatment for a patient with severe malabsorption disease?
TPN
Herbals
Vitamins are inorganic compounds required by the body in small amounts for growth and for the maintenance of normal metabolic processes.
True
False
Vitamin A is a precursor of retinal, a pigment needed for normal vision.
True
False
The RDA values represent the maximum amount of a vitamin or mineral needed to prevent a deficiency in a healthy adult.
True
False
If a person is deficient in B12 because their intrinsic factor production is low, the best way to get the B12 will be by injection.
True
False
The pharmacist is teaching a patient about minor minerals. Which minerals should the pharmacist include in the teaching session?
Fluoride
Potassium
What is the indication for vitamin therapy?
Pregnancy
Hypertension
