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Pharm Exam 2 Blitz

Total questions: 129

Worksheet time: 1hrs 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which dysrhythmia has high risk for clot formation >>> stroke/PE?

a)

A-Fib

b)

A-Flut

c)

V-Tach

d)

V-Fib

2.

DC Conversion >>> NSR and Anticoagulants are needed for A-Fluttler. What type of effect does A-Flutter have on ventricles?

a)

50% slower

b)

25% slower

c)

60% slower

d)

35% slower

3.

I am an NRTI; inhibit HIV replication; act as substrates for reverse transcriptase.

AE: lactic acidosis, hepatic steatosis (fatty liver) r/t motochondrial toxicity, risk of MI; hypersensitivity.

Testing for HLA-B*5701; monitor CV/LA; practice safe sex

a)

Abacavir

b)

Acyclovir

c)

Efavirenz

d)

Ganciclovir

4.

I delay the absorption of carbs; reduce postprandial hyperglycemia; inhibit alpha glucosidase.

AE: liver dysfunction > long-term; anemia d/t Fe absorption.

Monitor liver and s/s hepatic injury.

a)

Acarbose

b)

Canagliflozin

c)

Sitagliptin

d)

Exenatide

5.

Suffering from digoxin toxicity but don't want the expensive tx? I decrease absorption in GI.

a)

Activated Charcoal & Cholestyramine

b)

Activated Charcoal & Famotidine

c)

Activated Charcoal & Metoprolol

d)

Activated Charcoal & Nifedipine

6.

If you have hyperglycemia, it could be DKA or HHS. Which one would it be if you had a BG = 720 with no significant ketone production or acidosis?

a)

HHS

b)

DKA

c)

CCB

d)

NNRTI

7.

I inhibit replication. My topical method treats HSV; PO I can treat HSV & VZV. IV would be used for immunocompromised pts. AE: phlebitis; nephro/neuro toxic (confusion, hallucinations, etc).

Potential for viral resistance. Monitor renal/fluid/neuro. Tx decreases s/s of genitalis.

Pts need avoid sex. RN use finger cot/gloves w/ topical.

a)

Acyclovir

b)

Raltegravir

c)

Maraviroc

d)

Nystatin

8.

I am an IM adenovirus vector vaccine to prevent C-19. I act as a recombinant, replication-incompetent adenovirus vector.

AE: hypersensitivity, inj site swelling, fatigue, myalgia, nausea, thrombosis w/ thrombocytopenia, and Guillain-Barre Syndrome.

CDC advises mRNA over adenovirus vectors; Pt ed include duration of protention, time btw doses, prep to maximum doses/vial, follow storage precautions, treat site soreness w/ OTC analgesics, monitor pt 15 mins post-adm

a)

Ad26.COV2.S /Janssen J&J

b)

mRNA-1273 / Moderna

c)

BNT162b2 / Pfizer

d)

Molnupiravir

9.

When the immune system attacks/damages nerves causing weakness/paralysis, what am I?

a)

GBS - Guillian Barre Syndrome

b)

Red Man Syndrome

c)

SJS - Stephen Johnson Syndrome

d)

Hepatic Steatosis

10.

What is the normal K range?

a)

3-6

b)

3.5-5.5

c)

4-5.5

d)

3-5

11.

BBs and CCBs are similar. Both end up doing what to the heart?

a)

- ionotropic

- dromotropic

- chronotropic

b)

+ ionotropic

+ dromotropic

+ chronotropic

c)

- ionotropic

+ dromotropic

+ chronotropic

d)

- ionotropic

+ dromotropic

- chronotropic

12.

As far as emetic response, activation takes place in the _?

a)

Medulla Oblongata

b)

Liver

c)

Stomach

d)

GI Tract

13.

If successful, SVT converts to NSR. I decrease electrical activity in the SA Node, slow conduction through AV, and decrease HR.

AE: SInus bradycardia, dyspnea (bronchoconstriction)

Short HL (1.5-10 secs); IV close to the heart. Pt must be on telemetry; EKG

a)

Adenosine

b)

Verapamil

c)

Quinidine

d)

Metoprolol

14.

I am a DRI; bind with renin (reduce influence of RAAS). I am a tx for HTN.

AE: diarrhea, low risk for hyperkalemia, angioedma, and cough. Risk of fetal injury.

Monitor I/O, v/s, weight, electrolytes if on multiple HTN meds.

a)

Aliskiren

b)

Nifedipine

c)

Losartan

d)

Lisinopril

15.

I am a 5-HT3 receptor antagonist; tx for IBS-D in women only.

AE: Well tolerated to death; constipation, impaction, obstruction, perforation, ischemic colitis.

FDA-RM; Stop meds if not controlled in 4 wks

a)

Alosetron

b)

Lubiprostone

c)

Psyllium

d)

Aprepitant

16.

I am used as tx for fatal ventricular dysrhythmias. I widen QRS, prolong PR/QT intervals.

AE: Multiple risks w/ severe organ toxicitiies; Phototoxicity (bluish-gray skin)

Grapefruit juice increases levels of several meds (digoxin, warfarin, -statins)

a)

Amiodarone

b)

Quinidine

c)

Hydralazine

d)

Digoxin

17.

I am a polyene antibiotic that binds to fungal cell membranes to increase permeability w/ leakage. I am a broad spectrum fungal, the DOC for most systemic mycoses like ringworms, thrush, and candidiasis.

AE: Infusion reactions, dysrhythmias, nephrotoxic, neurotoxic (damage/degeneration), hypokalemia

Minimize infusion reactions w/ meds (antipyretics, antihistamines, antiemetics, corticosterroids). Monitor v/s every 15 mins; Monitor EKG/CMP/I&O/Renal; Combo tx w/ Flucytosine>>>Crytococcal Meningitis

a)

Amphotericin B

b)

Fluconazole

c)

Cilastatin B

d)

Vancomycin

18.

You have peptic ulcer disease and are taking other meds, considering the use of OTC antacids, what should pts be aware of?

a)

Decreased absorption; at least 1 hr from meals

b)

Increased absorption; take at least 30 mins prior to meal

c)

Decreased absorption; at least 2 hrs from meals

d)

Increased; take with meal, prior to bed

19.

Flecainide is very slow and lidocaine, a local anasthetic, is very fast. This last one, a sodium channel blocker, has immediate results. What am I?

a)

Quinidine

b)

Digoxin

c)

Adenosine

d)

Aliskiren

20.

Going with empiric therapy for an infection, after collecting the culture, what abx would be used prior to having the results?

a)

Vancomycin

b)

Nystatin

c)

Daptomycin

d)

Azithromycin

21.

I am an antiemetic - substance P/Nuerokinin 1 antagonist. I am a monotx for post-op NV; Combo tx for CINV.

AE: fatigue, dizziness, diarrhea, hepatic injury

There is prolonged duration of action for acute/delayed CINV; may need higher doses of warfarin and PO: contraceptives

a)

Aprepitant

b)

Alosetron

c)

Metoclopramide

d)

Famotidine

22.

What is the alternative name for unstable atherosclerosis?

a)

Classic

b)

Crescendo

c)

Variant

d)

Prinzmetal

23.

Which form of atherosclerosis has coronary spasm?

a)

Classic

b)

Crescendo

c)

Unstable

d)

Prinzmetal

24.

I am a macrolide abx; bacteriostatic. I am a first alternative to PCN if allergy is present. I am a first line for pertussis, diphteria, chlamydia, respiratory/GI/GU/SSTI infections.

AE: GI; Prolonged QT; Hepatotoxicity; Ototoxicity (CNVIII); Numerous med interactions

PO: Empty stomach maximizes absorption; eat if upset stomach. Avoid w/ pts w/ QT prolongation. Monitor EKG. Increases HL of theophylline/warfarin.

a)

Azithromycin

b)

Vancomycin

c)

Ganciclovir

d)

Carbapenem

25.

I weaken bacterial cell wall through inhibition of transpeptidases. I treat infections caused by gram + (strep, enterococcus, staph). There may be cross allergies to cephalosporins.

RNs must assess history of allergies. Monitor CBC, v/s, infection s/s. C-Diff possible.

Combo tx w/ lactobacillus

a)

Benzylpenicillin

b)

Doxycycline

c)

Azithromycin

d)

Clindamycin

26.

I am a stimulant laxative. I treat opioid-related constipation.

AE: Suppositories may cause burning sensation.

Don't chew tablets; high abuse potential. Take no sooner than 1 hr of eating milk/antacids.

a)

Bisacodyl

b)

Lubiprostone

c)

Docusate

d)

Psyllium

27.

I am an mRNA C-19 vaccine. You can take me 2+1 or 3+1 for immunocompromised pts. Traditional vaccine reations; lypadenopathy within 24-48/hrs.

Muse use purple in 6 hrs; grey in 12 hrs.

Treat injection site pain with OTC analgesics.

a)

BNT162b2

b)

mRNA-1273

c)

Ad25.COV2.S

d)

Molnupiravir

28.

What BP medications would you recommend to an African-American patient?

a)

Thiazide; CCB

b)

CCB; ARB

c)

ACE; CCB

d)

Thiazide; ARB

29.

I am a SGLT2 (sodium glucose) inhibitor for TII diabetics. I block reabsorption of filtered glucose leading to glucosuria.

AE: GU Fungal infections, UTI, postural hypotension, dizziness (geriatric pts), and (very rare) lower limb amputation.

Educate about GU infections, fall precautions for pts w/ diuretics, and monitor for pain, soreness, sores, ulcers, and infections of the lower legs.

a)

Canagliflozin

b)

Pioglitazone

c)

Exenatide

d)

Metformin

30.

Ceftriaxone is a cephalosporin that is used because it can cross the BBB to treat bacterial meningitis. What generation cephalosporin is it?

a)

III

b)

IV

c)

V

d)

II

31.

I am used for mild/moderate cases of malaria caused by P. Vivax and P. Falciparum. I am also used as a prophylaxis of infections in erythrocytes (RBC).

AE: rare w/ prophylactic dosage; I can create GI upset and visual changes (blurred vision).

Monitor patients w/ hepatic disease. I will not prevent primary liver infection.

a)

Chloroquine

b)

Ciprofloxacin

c)

Maraviroc

d)

Molnupiravir

32.

I am a FQ (fluroquinolone). I inhibit 2 enzymes needed for DNA replication and cell division. I am a broad spectrum abx for gram - and some gram + infections of respiratory, urinary, GI, bones, joints, skin, and soft tissue.

AE: There are CNS effects. The most recognizable AE is I can rupture that achilles tendon! I also prolong QT (usually concurrent w/ dysrhythmia meds). I have phototoxicity, GI effects, and C-Diff potential.

Educate about tendon, sunscreen/other protection, and seperate tx from dairy products.

a)

Ciprofloxacin

b)

Clindamycin

c)

Daptomycin

d)

Doxycycline

33.

I am a lincosamide abx; bacteriostatic. I am used to treat anaerobic infections outside of CNS. I am a first-line for severe group A strep/gangrene.

AE: C-Diff of various degrees; non-C-Diff diarrhea too.

Monitor stools. If >5, C-Diff potential. Excessive neuromuscular blockade can lead to respiratory paralysis if concurrent w/ NMBA (succinylcholine). Monitor I/O and hypotension if IV.

a)

Ciprofloxacin

b)

Clindamycin

c)

Daptomycin

d)

Doxycycline

34.

Which virus can you "get" w/ direct contact w/ bodily fluids in pts that are immunocompromised because healthy people keep it "restrained"?

a)

P. Vivax

b)

P. Falciparum

c)

Cytomegalovirus

d)

HBV

35.

I am a cyclic lipopeptide. I cause efflux of intracellular potassium that depolarizes the cell. I inhiibit synthesis of alot and cause cell death. I treat gram + infections only (MRSA/VRE); currently S. Aureas bloodstream/endocarditis.

AE: GI upset, myopathy (if on statin), hypotension/HTN

Monitor for myalgia, heart function (CK), and v/s

a)

Daptomycin

b)

Dexamethasone

c)

Doxycycline

d)

Canagliflozin

36.

I am a systemic corticosteroid and an anti-inflammatory. I am used for C-19 pts requiring hospitalization. Pts are usually on mechanical ventilation/ECMO; tx for up to 10 days as mono/combo.

AE: Adrenal suppression, aptahy/depression. Pts show cushing's disease, GI upset, hyperglycemia, and infection.

Monitor labs, pt response to tx; Pt may require glycemic control post-discharge. Monitor cushing's s/s (weight gain, striae, fragile skin).

a)

Daptomycin

b)

Dexamethasone

c)

Doxycycline

d)

Canagliflozin

37.

I am a positive inotropic (strengthen force) and negative dromotropic (slow rate) medication given to HF patients. I have a narrow therapeutic range of 0.5-0.8 ng/mL.

Be careful, you don't want to spend $4k/treatment should toxicity be an issue.

a)

Digoxin

b)

Quinidine

c)

Aliskiren

d)

Psyllium

38.

I am an antidote for severe digoxin toxicity. I am the expensive treatment with an onset <1 minute. What am I?

a)

Digoxin Immune Fab

b)

Activated Charcoal

c)

Verapamil

d)

Cholestyramine

39.

I am an opioid antidiarrheal; I decrease intestinal motility to allow more time for absorption of fluids and electrolytes.

AE: Excess creates morphine-like responses. Pts w/ IBD may develop toxic megacolon.

I am a schedule V med; prepare Naloxone/Narcan for OD.

a)

Diphenoxylate

b)

Docusate

c)

Nifedipine

d)

Dexamethasone

40.

I am a surfactant laxative; I alter stool consistency to decrease tension and facilitate water penetration.

AE: Minimal, occasional cramping, nausea, diarrhea, and a bitter taste.

Drink w/ a full glass of water.

a)

Diphenoxylate

b)

Docusate

c)

Nifedipine

d)

Dexamethasone

41.

I am a tetracycline; bacteriostatic. I inhibit transfer of RNA to mRNA. I am a broad spectrum for gram + and gram -. I am a 1st-line for rickettsial, chlamydia, brucellosis, cholera, mycoplasma pneumonia, lyme disease, anthrax, and Gastric H. Pylori.

AE: bone growth suppression, teeth discoloration in peds, alteration in normal flora, and photosensitivity.

There is decreased absorption of Ca, Fe, and Mg. Interactions w/ contraceptives (ineffective) and anticoagulants (enhance effect).

a)

Doxycycline

b)

Clindamycin

c)

Acyclovir

d)

Raltegravir

42.

I am a cannabinoid, antiemetic. I treat CINV; appetite stimulation to prevent/reverse weight loss.

AE: marijuana-like, tachycardia, hypotension

I am currently a schedule III; low doses > stimulate appetite; high doses > prevent emesis

a)

Dronabinol

b)

Cannibis

c)

Dexamethasone

d)

Canagliflozin

43.

I am a NNRTI. I inhibit HIV replication.

AE: CNS symptoms (dizziness, insomnia, drowsiness, dreams, trouble concentrating), rash, teratogenicity.

There are numerous interactions, take meds ah (bed) - can reduce CNS effects. Educate on CNS symptoms/rash.

a)

Efavirenz

b)

Enfuvirtide

c)

Doxycycline

d)

Dexamethasone

44.

I am a fusion inhibitor for HIV. I block entry into CD4 I am used for infections resistant to other tx.

AE: SQ reactions, pneumonia s/s, and hypersensitivity

Educate on SQ administration - rotate sites; monitor respiratory and integumentary (skin)

a)

Efavirenz

b)

Enfuvirtide

c)

Doxycycline

d)

Dexamethasone

45.

I inhibit arabinosyl transferase which leads to impaired cell wall synthesis. I am a 1st-line for TB; also treat MAC.

AE: hepatoxicity, GI upset, and optic neuritis (CNII)

Educate/Monitor hepatitis, vision. Give w/ food to minimize GI upset.

a)

Ethambutol

b)

Fluconazole

c)

Pantoprazole

d)

Acarbose

46.

I induce erythropoiesis and reticulocytes from bone marrow to the bloodstream. I am used to treat anema in pts w/ chronic renal failure, palliation of chemo-anemia, HIV pts w/ zidovudine, and pre-op for elective surgery.

AE: HTN (d/t rise in hematocit) and increased risk for MI, CVA, and HF

Don't agitate vial, monitor CV, liver, Fe, CBC, and hemoglobin (<=10-11). Monitored by FDA-RM

a)

Epoetin Alfa

b)

Amphotericin B

c)

Ceftriaxone

d)

Metronidazole

47.

I am a glucagon-like Peptide-1 (GLP-1) antidiabetic given SQ. I cause same effects as endogenous incretins (slow gastric emptying, release of insulin, inhibit postprandial glucagon release, suppress appetite).

AE: NVD, increased risk of pancreatitis/renal impairment, hypersensitivity

Educate/Monitor s/s pancreatitis, rash, and allergy;

a)

Exenatide

b)

Sitagliptin

c)

Canagliflozin

d)

Glipizide

48.

I am a histamine-2 receptor antagonist; I reduce gastric secretions into the GI. I am tx for duodenal/gastic ulcers, GERD, Zollinger-Ellison (too much gastric acid), aspiration pneumonitis, heartburn, and sour stomach.

AE: CNS related confusion/hallucinations, lethargy, and seizures.

Not needed w/ food; educate on lifestyle changes concurrent with pharmacotherapy

a)

Famotidine

b)

Metoclopramide

c)

Sitagliptin

d)

Ondansetron

49.

I stimulate production, maturation, and activation of neutrophils. I am used for myelosuppressive chemo, bone marrow transplant, and neutropenia (WBC).

AE: bone pain, leukocytosis

Don't agitate vial, monitor for pain (use OTC analgesics), d/c if ANC reaches 10k

a)

Filgrastim

b)

Romiplostim

c)

Flecainide

d)

Remdesevim

50.

I reduce conduction veolicity in atria, ventricles, and His-Purkinje; I delay repolarization and refractory period. I am used for severe ventricular dysrhythmias.

a)

Filgrastim

b)

Romiplostim

c)

Flecainide

d)

Remdesevim

51.

I am an azole. I inhibit synthesis of ergosterol by increasing membrane permeability. I am a broad spectrum antifungal for mycoses of esophaegeal, oropharyngeal, peritonela, urinary tract, vaginal, and systemic candida. I am the DOC for blastomycosis, histoplasmosis, and candidiasis.

AE: skin rash w/ possible Stephens Johnson

There are multiple drug interactions; educate/assess skin rash

a)

Fluconazole

b)

Metronidazole

c)

Carbapenem

d)

Ondansetron

52.

I am a loop diuretic; I act in the thick segment of the ascending limb of Henle's. I block reabsorption of Na/Cl - preventing reabsorption of water. I am a tx for PE d/t heart failure; I also treat edema non-responsive to other tx and uncontrollable HTN.

AE: Decreased Na, Cl, K, and BP. Transient ototoxicity (increased by other ototoxic meds). Dehydration w/ increased risk of thrombosis/emboli. Ventricular dysrhythmia are associated w/ digoxin use

Assess/Monitor I&O, v/s, weight, hearing, and electrolytes (w/ med interaction), administer am-early pm, slow IV 10-20 mg/min; educate about K-rich foods

a)

Furosemide

b)

Famotidine

c)

Mannitol

d)

Metformin

53.

I inhibit replication by suppressing synthesis. I am used to prevent/treat CMV in immunocompromised pts.

AE: granulocytopenia, thrombocytopenia, and teratogenic

Monitor WBC/PLT; Pregnancy is contraindicated d/t fetus/embryo effects

a)

Ganciclovir

b)

Ritanovir

c)

Sitagliptir

d)

Oseltamivir

54.

I am an aminoglycoside; bactericidal. I treat gram + cocci and aerobic gram - bacilli like e. coli, klebsiella, and pseudomonas. I am reserved for serious infections.

AE: nephrotoxic, ototoxicity (CNVIII)

Monitor/assess serum peak/trough, urinary output, liver enzymes, hearing/balance. Increase fluid intake unless contraindicated

a)

Genatmicin

b)

Efavirenz

c)

Azithromycin

d)

Metronidazole

55.

I am a protease inhibitor and NS5A inhibitor. I am a combo for Hepatitis C (1-6) with or w/o cirrhosis.

AE: nausea, fatigue, headache. There are possible reactions w/ HBV that can lead to further hepatic injury/failure

Pts must be tested for HBV and HCV prior to treatment. Monitor hepatitis, liver, and promote adherence due to long regiman for tx.

a)

Glecaprevir / Pibrentasvir

b)

Nirmatrelvir / Ritonavir

c)

Imipenem / Cilastatin

d)

Piperacillin / Tazobactam

56.

I am a carbapenem antibiotic. I have a very broad coverage (MDRO for bone, joint, SSTI, UTI, intraabdominal, and pelvic).

AE: GI, seizures, and superinfections

Combo tx prevents rapid metabolism in the kidneys; Reserve for use w/ infections not covered by other tx; seizure precaution (tx reduces valproic acid >>> seizures)

a)

Glecaprevir / Pibrentasvir

b)

Nirmatrelvir / Ritonavir

c)

Imipenem / Cilastatin

d)

Piperacillin / Tazobactam

57.

I am a protease inhibitor; the combo tx increases plasma concentration via metabolism inhibition. I am used to treat C-19.

AE: HTN, diarrhea, altered taste, and maylgia

Pt education on regimen (q2/25 days) There are numerous interactions, assess med usage/history. Risk of HIV resistance if undiagnosed/uncontrolled

a)

Glecaprevir / Pibrentasvir

b)

Nirmatrelvir / Ritonavir

c)

Imipenem / Cilastatin

d)

Piperacillin / Tazobactam

58.

I have PCN actions while inhibiting b-lactamase w/ my combo tx. I have an extended spectrum of coverage (PCN, gram -, and anaerobic: pseudomonaas, enterobacter, kiebsiella).

AE: low toxicity, allergic reactions

Same considerations as PCN; monitor IV and med compatibility

a)

Glecaprevir / Pibrentasvir

b)

Nirmatrelvir / Ritonavir

c)

Imipenem / Cilastatin

d)

Piperacillin / Tazobactam

59.

I am a sulfonylurea, oral antidiabetic to treat TII only.

AE: Hypoglycemia for pts w/ kidney/liver function; very rarely >>> SJS/TENS and CV toxicity

Educate pts on s/s for hypoglycemia. Contraindicated for pregnancy/breastfeeding. Pts must AVOID ETOH. Concurrent tx w/ BB can diminish sulfonylurea benefits

a)

Glipizide

b)

Acarbose

c)

Metformin

d)

Pioglitazone

60.

_ affects face/oropharynx and is transmitted through oral contact; _ shows up on the genitals and is transmitted through the sex.

a)

HSV2; HSV1

b)

HSV1; HSV2

c)

HSV; HPV

d)

HPV; HSV

61.

Which are used to detect for HIV antibodies?

a)

ELISA

b)

Western Blot

c)

GERD

d)

HLA-B*5701

e)

CYP2C8

62.

Select all of the elements associated with a DASH diet.

a)

Decrease Na

b)

Decrease K

c)

Increase K and Mg

d)

Decrease Na and Mg

e)

Increase Mg, Ca, K

63.

I am a vasodilator. I am tx for essential HTN, HTN crisis, and HF.

AE: reflex tachycardia, increased BV, and SLE syndrome.

Combo w/ isosorbide dinitrate for HF, combo w/ BB to reduce reflex tachycardia, combo w/ diuretic to reduce Na/H2O retention; monitor v/s and excessive hypotension

a)

Hydralazine

b)

Adenosine

c)

Quinidine

d)

Digoxin

64.

Thiazide diuretic; action in the early segment of the distal convoluted tubule. I block reabsorption of Na/Cl; a modest diuretic. I am a treatment for essential HTN; edema 2nd to HF, hepatic/renal disease.

AE: Same as loop w/o ototoxicity

Do not adminster to pts w/ low GFR; monitor I&O, v/s, weight, electrolytes; administer AM-early PM

a)

Hydrochlorothiazide

b)

Furosemathiazide

c)

Kayexalate

d)

Mannithiazide

65.

I block viral entry, synthesis of messenger RNA/proteins, viral assembly/release. I am used to treat HCV and HBV.

AE: Flu-like s/s; neuropsychiatric (confusion, depression, mania); bone marrow suppression (w/ long-term tx)

Treat pain w/ OTC analgesic (acetaminophe); Monitor mental/CBC/hepatitis s/s/liver

a)

Interferon Alfa

b)

Amphotericin Alfa

c)

Glecaprevir Beta

d)

Nystatin Alfa

66.

I am primary tx/prophylaxis for TB; I inhibit synthesis of mycolic acid needed for mycobacterial cell walls. I am bactericidal to actively dividing bx; bacteriostatic to dormant bx.

AE: hepatotoxicity, neuropahty (may improve w/ B6), pyridoxine deficiency, optic neuritis, and hyperglycemia

Don't take w/ antacids (decrase absorption), educate s/s hepatitis, monitor liver, educate s/s peripheral neuropathy (B6), report visual changes, risk for non-adherence due to length of tx.

a)

Isoniazid

b)

Pyrazinamide

c)

Ethambutol

d)

Ritonavir

67.

I (possibly) inhibit lipic/nucleic acid synthesis. I am a 1st-line for TB; used as combo for active TB.

AE: Hepatotoxicity, hyperuricemia (uric acid in urine)

Educate/Assess hepatitis s/s, monitor liver/serum uric acid levels, gout s/s; use NSAID PRN for pain

a)

Isoniazid

b)

Pyrazinamide

c)

Ethambutol

d)

Ritonavir

68.

I bind K in the large intestine and get pooped out; tx for hyperkalemia.

AE: GI irritation, NV, constipation/diarrhea, hypokalemia

Assess bowel sounds, motility prior to administration, monitor EKG/electrolytes

a)

Kayexalate

b)

Kayotidine

c)

Docusate

d)

Sukralfate

69.

I decrease automaticity with the heart; leads to accelerated repolarization w/ little/no effect on EKG. I am a short-term tx for ventricular dysrhythmia.

AE: CNS effects like confusion/drowsiness

I can be intradermal at 2/4%

a)

Lidocaine

b)

Quinidine

c)

Adenosine

d)

Digoxin

70.

I am an oxazolidinone abx; bacteriostatic; I block formation of initiation complex. I have very broad coverage for MDRO (VRE/MRSA), HCAP, CAP, staph/strep in skin/skin structure.

AE: HA, NVD, myelosuppression, neuropathy

Monitor CBC, I&O, w/ food decreases GI upset, monitor drug interactions.

MAO > HTN crisis; SSRI > Serotonin Syndrome

a)

Linezolid

b)

Efavirenz

c)

Nitrofurantoin

d)

Ondansetrir

71.

I am a nitrofuran abx; It is believed to interfere w/ bacterial carbohydrate metabolism and disrupt cell wall formation. I have broad spectrum gram + and gram - coverage. I am prophylaxis/tx for acute lower UTI.

AE: GI, pulmonary reactions, various hematologic effects

Not for upper UTI; encourage water intake; drink cranberry juice and avoid other nephrotoxic meds

a)

Linezolid

b)

Efavirenz

c)

Nitrofurantoin

d)

Ondansetrir

72.

I'm an ACE inhibitor while increasing levels of bradykinin. I am used to treat HTN, HF, post-MI therapy, prevention of MI, CVA, and death w/ clients who pose high risk, diabetic neuropathy.

AE: 1st-dose hypotension, cough (issue), angioedema (issue), hyperkalemia, fetal injury

Monitor BP/electrolytes, isntruct provider > cough/angioedmema, DAILY WEIGHTS

a)

Lisinopril

b)

Metropolol

c)

Adenosine

d)

Quinidine

73.

I am a protease inhibitor (needed for virion maturation which leaves virion immature and noninfectious); the combo boosts effects.

AE: Diarrhea, hyperglycemia w/ onset of diabetes, lipodystrophy, hyperlipidemia, prolonged PR/QT

Monitor EKG; less resistance as combo; stable at room temp (short); refrigerate (long-term); Educate pts on lipid/glucose control

a)

Glecaprevir / Pibrentasvir

b)

Nirmatrelvir / Ritonavir

c)

Lopinavir / Ritonavir

d)

Piperacillin / Tazobactam

74.

I am benzo used as combo for CINV; I potentiate/increase effects of GABA for CNS depression, sedation, and suppression of emesis.

AE: CNS depression > respiratory, depression

Monitor neuro/respiratory; may need help with EPS due to phenothiazine

a)

Lorazepam

b)

Adenam

c)

Famotezam

d)

Remdesepam

75.

I am an ARB prescribed for HTN; I reduce risk of stroke, MI, and death for high risk CV, diabetic neuropathy, and diabetic retinopathy pts

AE: angioedema, fetal injury

ARBs are first choice if ACE cough/edema aren't tolerated; monitor BP if on multiple meds; educate/contact if angioedema

a)

Losartan

b)

Digoxin

c)

Quinidine

d)

Adenosine

76.

I am the only chlorine channel activator; laxative. I enhance the motility of small intestine/colon. I am a tx for IBS-C (female pts 18+).

AE: N/D, chest discomfort

Administer w/ food to reduce nausea

a)

Lubiprostone

b)

Famotidine

c)

Sucralfate

d)

Psyllium

77.

I'm a bulk-forming laxative similar to dietary fiber. I swell in water to form viscous solution/gel by softening fecal mass/increase bulk w/ growth from bacteria. I am a temporary tx for constipation, diverticulosis, and IBS.

AE: minimal due to minimal systemic absorption; esophageal obstruction if not with water/juice

Educate pts about proper administration

a)

Lubiprostone

b)

Famotidine

c)

Sucralfate

d)

Psyllium

78.

I'm an antiulcer medication that creates a gel to cover ulcers/a barrier against acid and pepsin. I treat duodenal/gastric ulcers.

AE: constipation w/ no serious side effects

Impedes absorption of some meds; don't administer meds (phenytoin, theophylline, digoxin, warfarin, and FQ) at least 2 hrs from sucralfate

a)

Lubiprostone

b)

Famotidine

c)

Sucralfate

d)

Psyllium

79.

In the hospital, a patient is suffering from angina pectoris. One NTG pill was taken 5 mins ago, what is the FIRST thing you should do next?

a)

Administer 2nd

b)

Check BP

c)

Call a Code

d)

Check EKG

e)

Give Digoxin

80.

I am an osmotic diuretic. I am a prophylaxis for renal failure with hypovolemic shock/severe hypotension. I reduce intracranial/intraocular pressure.

AE: Edema w/ HF pts; fluid/electrolyte imbalances

Use filtered needles to prevent microscopic crystals; monitor changes in ICP. If urine output declines, stop immediately.

a)

Mannitol

b)

Furosemide

c)

Spironolactone

d)

Filgrastim

81.

I am a K-sparing/aldosterone antagonist diuretic; I have very little urinary output as monotherapy/often combo w/ furosemide. I treat essential HTN; edema/HF

AE: hyperkalemia, endocrine effects menstruating, impotence, hirsutism (facial hair), and deepened voice

Monitor I&O, v/s, weight, electrolytes and interactions w/ ACEi, ARBs, and DRI Educate pts on K-rich diet

a)

Mannitol

b)

Furosemide

c)

Spironolactone

d)

Filgrastim

82.

I am a CCR5 antagonist; against infections resistant to other tx. I block entry into CD4 by binding w/ CCR5 (needed for entry).

AE: likelihood of hepatic injury and risk for CV/MI

Educate/monitor liver, CV; CCR5 tropism must be performed prior to tx

a)

Maraviroc

b)

Remdesevir

c)

Vancomycin

d)

Linezolid

83.

I am an analog RNA polymerase inhibitor; tx for C-19 pts requiring hospitalization.

AE: severe bradycardia; elevated liver enzymes, HTN, prolonged prothrombin (delayed clotting)

Monitor liver, RUQ pain, renal function; if hypersensitivity d/c tx

a)

Maraviroc

b)

Remdesevir

c)

Vancomycin

d)

Linezolid

84.

I am an integrase strand transfer inhibitor that prevents insertion into host cells.

AE: Elevated liver enzymes, skin hypersensitivity; resistance is common.

Monitor hepatic injury, trend liver enzymes; educate pts on skin hypersensitivity (stop meds immediately)

a)

Raltegravir

b)

Remdesevir

c)

Vancomycin

d)

Linezolid

85.

I inhibit cell wall synthesis by binding to precursors of wall biosynthesis. I am a gram + for bone, joint, and bloodstream infections (MRSA and C-Diff).

AE: Nephrotoxic, ototoxic, Red Man Syndrome (rash on face, neck, and upper torso); VRE

PO for CDI; monitor trough levels, liver/renal; avoid concurrent w/ nephrotoxic Use appropriate hygience/cleaning w/ C-Diff Trough is achieved on 3rd dose

a)

Raltegravir

b)

Remdesevir

c)

Vancomycin

d)

Vamotidine

86.

I am a biguanide, oral antidiabetic; first-line tx for TII and gestational diabeties. I can be mono or combo tx.

AE: GI-ND and decrease of appetite, toxicity related to lactic acidosis; decreased B12/folic acid absorption

Educate LA s/s, monitor renal impairment b/c med is excreted unchanged, stop for elective contrast CT/admission, potential weight loss vs other PO tx; B12/folic acid supplements needed

a)

Metformin

b)

Glipizide

c)

Pioglitazone

d)

Canagliflozin

87.

I am a thiazolidinediones that activates PPAR gamma to turn on insulin responsiveness (carb & lipid metabolism) for TII only (mono but usually combo).

AE: HF 2/2 fluid retition (especially if pre-existing), ovulation in premenopausal/risk of fractures for women, bladder cancer

Educate/monitor s/s HF, GU history, interactions w/ CYP2C8 inhibitors (atorvastatin, ketoconazole, rifampin, cimetidine)

a)

Metformin

b)

Glipizide

c)

Pioglitazone

d)

Canagliflozin

88.

I am a prokinetic; enhance upper GI motility by enhancing the action of acetylcholine. I am PO for diabetic gastroparesis, GERD suppression. I am IV for Post-Op NV; CINV

AE: Sedation, diarrhea (w/ high dosage); long-term tx >>> Tardive dyskinesia (epetitive, involuntary movements, such as grimacing and eye blinking)

Monitor responses to tx to limit TD (especially older pts); Assess GI function prior to administration

a)

Metoclopramide

b)

Metronidazole

c)

Molnupiravir

d)

Metformin

89.

I am a nitroimidazole abx that interacts w/ bacterial DNA that causes strand breakage and loss of helical structure. I am a treatment for anaerobic bx infections - particularly CDI. I also have antiprotozal coverage.

AE: GI, HA, dry mouth/fatigue, neutropenia/thromocytopenia. I increase toxicities of lithium, benzos, cyclosporine, CCB, mood stabilizers, warfarin

Educate pts not to drink ETOH > disulfiram reactions; monitor med interactions r/t altered metabolism; give w/ food for GI upset

a)

Metoclopramide

b)

Metronidazole

c)

Molnupiravir

d)

Metformin

90.

I am incorporated into viral RNA polymerase and lead to viral genome errors/replication inhibition. I am used to treat symptomatic/non-severe C-19.

AE: Not greater than placebo; animal studies suggest bone/cartilage effects; no peds usage

Pt education on regimen (q2/5days); not available commerically, currently EUA - AmericsourceBergen Capsules w/ or w/o food; don't cursh/open/break

a)

Metoclopramide

b)

Metronidazole

c)

Molnupiravir

d)

Metformin

91.

I'm an acid-fast bacteria that resists decolorizing by dilute acid in staining. I am rod-shaped and often found in lungs due to their O2 requirements. Infections in lungs cause granulomas; other sites include bones, cerebral cortex, kidneys, liver, and GU.

a)

Mycobacteria

b)

Streptococcal

c)

Gram + / Gram -

d)

Cytomegalovirus

92.

What is the 1st-line for NV related to pregnancy?

a)

Doxylamine + B6

b)

Nesiritide + B6

c)

Sucralfate + B6

d)

Gentamicin + B6

93.

I am a dihydropyridine calcium channel blocker w/ minimal activity on the heart. I'm tx for angina pectoris; HTN.

AE: Peripheral edema, flushing, headache, dizziness, reflex tachycardia

Reflex tachycardia is suppressed when in combo w/ BB (metoprolol); diuretics for peripheral edema; assess BP/HR prior to administration

a)

Nifedipine

b)

Quinidine

c)

Adenosine

d)

Flecainide

94.

I result in prolonged depolarization, repolarization, widened QRS, and prolonged QT intervals. I am DOC for malaria, SVT, A-Fib, A-Flutter, and sustained SVT.

AE: vasodilation, hypotension, diarrhea, blurry vision, bitter taste (CNIX), tinnitus (ringing in the ears)

Doubles digoxin levels

a)

Nifedipine

b)

Quinidine

c)

Adenosine

d)

Flecainide

95.

I'm a vasodilator administered for chest pain, angina pectoris. Accelerate care!!!

AE: Headache, hypotension, reflex tachycardia (d/t < BP), avoid touching/rebound NTG headache

Discontinue slowly to avoid vasospasm; avoid ETOH and other hypotensive/PDE5 (Viagara/Cialis>>>fatal hypotension/absolute contraindication) Nitro tolerance can be rapid/reversed quickly Pts should have low/no mid at least 8 hrs (at light)

a)

Nitroglycerine

b)

Nystatin

c)

Nitroprusside

d)

Nesiritide

96.

I am an IV vasodilator for severe HF (fast/short-term tx). I am DOC: HTN crisis/emergencies and as tx for controlled hypotension during surgery to reduce bleeding.

AE: profound hypotension, monitor BP; cyanide poisoning w/ liver disease; thiocyanate toxicity (confusion, hallucinations, delirium, seizures)

Monitor v/s, EKG, BP, initial infusion 0.3-0.5 mcg/kg titrated slowly; NA/H2O retention; manage edema w/ furosemide

a)

Nitroglycerine

b)

Nystatin

c)

Nitroprusside

d)

Nesiritide

97.

I am a PO/topical polyene abx that binds to fungal cell membranes to increase permeability. My coverage is similar to amphotericin B w/ limited toxicity used for oropharngeal candidiasis prophylaxis in pts w/ neutropenia and treatment for oral/vaginal candidiasis

GI: GI upset, rash, and urticaria (red itchy welts on skin)

Monitor PO w/ kids, can be given with lozenge/troche; educate on proper administration w/ oral suspensions

a)

Nitroglycerine

b)

Nystatin

c)

Nitroprusside

d)

Nesiritide

98.

I'm a serotonin receptor antagonist; antiemetic for CINV and other uses.

AE: Headache, Diarrhea, and Prolonged QT/Torsades de Pointes (amplitude and twisting of the QRS complexes around the isoelectric line).

Monitor EKG; infuse slowly over 15 mins (30 mins if pre-chemo). I am effective mono, but extremely effective w/ dexamethasone

a)

Ondansetron

b)

Oseltamivon

c)

Famitidone

d)

Manniton

99.

Got the flu? I inhibit neuraminidase to prevent viral replication and prevent newly formed viral particles from spreading. I must be given within 48 hrs.

AE: NV, hypersensitivity, and neuropsychiatric s/s (rare)

Rapid flu testing to cofnirm before diagnosis; assess vaccination history and onset of s/s, educate pts to monitor allergic reactions (on skin)

a)

Ondansetron

b)

Oseltamivon

c)

Ondansetravir

d)

Oseltamivir

100.

I am a proton pump inhibitor; I inhibit H, K, and ATPase to prevent generation of gastric acid. I'm tx for duodenal/gastric/GERD, Zollinger-Ellison (too much acid), aspiration pneumonitis, stress ulcer prophylaxis.

AE: minor w/ short-term tx, fractures, rebound acid hypersecretion, decrease Mg w/ long-term, and C-Diff diarrhea

Enteric coated tx - no crush, open, chew; take before meals (ac)

a)

Pantoprazole

b)

Pioglitazone

c)

Psyllium

d)

Porazepam

101.

I am a thiazolidinediones that activates PPAR gamma to turn on insulin responsive genes responsible for carbohydrate/lipid metabolism for TII diabetes - mono/combo tx.

AE: HF 2/2 fluid retention; Ovulation in premenopausal women, increased risk of fractures, bladder cancer

Educate on s/s of HF, assess GU history, interactions w/ CYP2C8 inhibitors (atorvastatin, ketoconazole, rifampin, cimetidine)

a)

Pantoprazole

b)

Pioglitazone

c)

Psyllium

d)

Porazepam

102.

I am an enzyme that is associated with the PCN immunities/resistance that many strong bacterias have. PCN that inhibit this are called penicillinases. Nafcillin is resistant to the same enzyme.

a)

beta-lactaid

b)

beta-lactamase

c)

alpha-lactaid

d)

alpha-lactamase

103.

I decrease autonmaticity of the SA node, decreased velocity through AV node, decreased myocardial contractility, and prolonged PR Interval. I am tx for tachycardias (sinus & recurrent ventricular tachycardia).

AE: HF/AV Block, hypotension, bronchospams (pts w/ asthma/COPD); use of 2nd Gen BB b/c propanolol is contraindicated

a)

Lisinopril

b)

Captopril

c)

Psyllium

d)

Propanolol

104.

I am a dopamine antagonist; antiemetic. I am tx for CINV; post-op NV w/ additional off-label use for pregnancy NV.

AE: respiratory depression, possible death w/ <2 yrs, altered cardiac conduction, CNS depression, EPS, local tissue injury, chemical irritation, gangrene if IV/IM

Monitor respiratory in <2 yrs; very slow IV Combo w/ codeine, high potential for abuse

a)

Pantoprazine

b)

Pioglitazone

c)

Promethazine

d)

Porazepam

105.

I inhibit lipid/nucleic acid synthesis, a 1st-line for TB; combo tx for active TB.

AE: Heptatoxicity, hyperuricemia (uric acid in urine)

Educate/Assess: hepatitis, liver, uric acid levels; Report gout s/s treat pain PRN NSAID

a)

Pantoprazine

b)

Pyrazinamide

c)

Promethazine

d)

Porazepam

106.

I am an osmotic laxative that creates salts to draw water into intestinal contents; stool softener. I am tx for bowel prep for procedures/chronic constipation.

AE: nausea, bloating, cramping, flatulence, diarrhea, dehydration, Mg toxicity

Prevents dehydration and monitoring I&O, increase fluid intake; educate pts that bowel movement may take 2-4 days

a)

Polyethylene Glycol

b)

Polyethylene Glycol - Electrolyte Solutions

c)

Aprepitant Glycol

d)

Nesiritide Glycol - Electrolyte Solutions

107.

I'm a combo, an isotonic solution that leads to no F/E imbalance. Tx includes 2-4L.

AE: nausea, bloating, abdominal discomfort

a)

Polyethylene Glycol

b)

Polyethylene Glycol - Electrolyte Solutions

c)

Aprepitant Glycol

d)

Nesiritide Glycol - Electrolyte Solutions

108.

It involves contrates of heme in parasitized erythrocytes; IV therapy is DOC: severe malaria.

AE: Hypotension, acute circulatory failure

Watch for wide QRS/prolonged QT intervals. Slow IV administration; monitor EKG/BP, slow IV if noted; monitor electrolytes (K & Mg)

a)

Quinidine Gluconate

b)

Interferon Alfa

c)

Raltegravin

d)

Ondansetron

109.

First new anginal in 25 yrs w/ modest affects. Lowers cardiac O2 demand; improves exercise tolerance/decreases pain; combined w/ nitrates/amlodipine

AE: Prolongs QT (ventricular dysrhythmias > torsades de pointes)

Increases BP by 15 in pts w/ renal impairments, monitor; several interaction; monitor EKG

a)

Ranolazine

b)

Ribavirin

c)

Rifampin

d)

Romiplostim

110.

Never monotx; only effective combo w/ interferon alfa. I increase the effect of interferon alfa.

AE: interferon alfa s/s, hemolytic anemia (RBC destroyed faster than made), fetal injury

Monitor mental, CBC, hepatitis/liver s/s, extended use of contraception due to prolonged HL

a)

Ranolazine

b)

Ribavirin

c)

Rifampin

d)

Romiplostim

111.

I am a rifamycin class abx; primary tx/prophylaxis for TB; used combo w/ another med due to resistance. I can treat leprosy (1/month dose) and MAC (w/ ethambutol and macrolide).

AE: Hepatoxicity, bodily fluids red-orange-brown discoloration, hematologic disorders, accelerated metabolism of contraceptives

Educate s/s for hepatitis, monitor liver/CBC, educate about discoloration, child-bearing females need contraceptives

a)

Ranolazine

b)

Ribavirin

c)

Rifampin

d)

Romiplostim

112.

I'm a peptide mimetic that increases PLT counts binding/activating human thrombopoietin receptors; minimizes thrombocytopenia in pts w/ myelosuppressive radiation and others w/ immune thrombocytopenia.

AE: abdominal pain, dizziness/headache, arthralgia, oropharyngeal pain, thromboembolism, progression of MDS>AML

Be careful w/ dosage calc, syringes w/ 0.01 mL graduations; monitor CBC; PLT should be >=50k

a)

Ranolazine

b)

Ribavirin

c)

Rifampin

d)

Romiplostim

113.

I am a DPP-4 inhibitor, oral antidiabetic for TII only, usually combo w/ metformin.

AE: Pancreatitis (fatal hemorrhagic/necrotizing)=rare, hypersensitivity (SJS/TENS), angioedema, and anaphylaxis

Educate on s/s of pancreatitis/rash/allery

a)

Sitagliptin

b)

Pioglitazone

c)

Metformin

d)

Mannitol

114.

I am an antiulcer tx that creaes a gel that adheres to the ulcer crater; protection for acid/pepsin. I am a tx for duodenal/gastric ulcers.

AE: constipation, no serious ones

May impede absorption of some meds; limit administration to 2 hrs from other meds like phenytoin, theophyllin, digoxin, warfarin, and FQ antibiotics (ciprofloxacin)

a)

Sucralfate

b)

Sitagliptin

c)

Lubiprostone

d)

Ligrastim

115.

I'm a combo of sulfonamide/folate synthesis inhibitor; bacteriostatic. I am a broad spectrum for gram+ and gram -. I am commonly used for UTI, otitis media, bronchitis, shigellosis, and P. Jiroveci pneumonia.

AE: Sulfonamide > hypersensitivity (SJS/TENS), blood dyscrasias

AE: Trimethoprim > megaloblastic anemia, hyperkalemia, fetal damage

Monitor rash (stop immediately), cross with other sulfas, monitor CBC/CMP

a)

Sulfamethoxazole / Trimethoprim

b)

Sulfidine / Trimethoprim

c)

Sulfansetron / Nesiritide

d)

Sulfazole / Glipizide

116.

I represent a lack of growth for hours after discontinuation of abx.

a)

Trough

b)

Post-Antiobiotic

c)

Post-Empiric

d)

Minimum Inhibitory

e)

Peak

117.

Starting treatment prior to having the lab results of the culture you collected.

a)

Trough

b)

Empiric Therapy

c)

Bactericidal

d)

Minimum Inhibitory

e)

Peak

118.

I represent a lab measure of lowest concentration needed to prevent growth of a bx.

a)

Trough

b)

Empiric Therapy

c)

Bactericidal

d)

Minimum Inhibitory

e)

Peak

119.

How would you describe the inotropic, chronotropic, dromotropic effects of digoxin?

a)

+ inotropic

- dromotropic

- chronotropic

b)

+ inotropic

+ dromotropic

- chronotropic

c)

+ inotropic

- dromotropic

+ chronotropic

d)

+ inotropic

+ dromotropic

+ chronotropic

e)

- inotropic

- dromotropic

- chronotropic

120.

Identify the s/s of digoxin toxicity.

a)

Dysrhythmias

b)

Fatigue

c)

Blurred Vision

d)

Yellow Halos

e)

Hypokalemia

121.

Most important electrolytes associated with dysrhythmias?

a)

Ca

b)

Mg

c)

Cl

d)

K

e)

Na

122.

The therapeutic range for digoxin is 0.5-2 ng/mL. What is the best practice dosage to reduce risk of toxicity?

a)

0.5-0.6 ng/mL

b)

0.4-0.7 ng/mL

c)

0.5-0.8 ng/mL

d)

0.4-0.8 ng/mL

123.

Thiazide diuretics are modest diuretics and should not be given to pts w/ low GFR. What type of diuretic should be given as a 1st-line diuretics for HF. This is effective w/ low GFR.

a)

Loops

b)

Thiazide

c)

K-Sparing

d)

Ionizing

124.

First treatment for African-Americans dealing with HF?

a)

Isosorbide Dinitrate / Hydralazine

b)

Quinidine

c)

Sulfamethoxazole / Trimethoprim

d)

Verapamil / Captopril

125.

I am a synthetic form of BNP, a short-term use for very severe/acute decompensated HF.

AE: V-Tach, headache, hypotension

a)

Digoxin

b)

Adenosine

c)

Nesiritide

d)

Diltiazem

126.

I am a phenylalkylamine calcium channel blocker; I am a tx for angina pectoris, essential HTN, and dysrhythmias.

AE: constipation, cardiosuppression w/ bradycardia, AV block, and decreased contractility

Monitor interactions w/ other cardiac meds and grapefruit juice; asses BP/HR prior to administration With OD, use gastric lavage, activated charcoal, IVF, calcium gluconate, and trendelenburg

a)

Verapamil

b)

Lisinopril

c)

Nifedipine

d)

Nidocaine

127.

Got HF? I'm a RAAS inhibitor that decreases symptoms and prolongs life, what am I?

a)

Eplereone

b)

Verapamil

c)

Adenosine

d)

Digoxin

e)

Metoprolol

128.

Select the correct alignment of hepatitis and method of transmission/contraction.

a)

A: Feces

B: Bodily fluids

C: SERIOUS/Blood

D: If you have B

E: Food/Water

b)

A: Bodily Fluids

B: Feces

C: SERIOUS/Blood

D: Food Water

E: If you have B

c)

A: SERIOUS/Blood

B: Feces

C: Bodily Fluids

D: Food Water

E: If you have B

d)

A: Feces

B: Bodily fluids

C: If you have B

D: SERIOUS/Blood

E: Food/Water

129.

Select all that applies to ARBs.

a)

sartans

b)

prils

c)

increases bradykinin

d)

increase LVEF

e)

decrease LVEF