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WorksheetsPS5/IPA5 Quiz 1-2
Total questions: 82
Worksheet time: 1hrs 16mins
Quiz 1: Which is correct regarding Abilify?
Associated with mood changes (especially in geriatric)
Can cause both sedation AND insomnia
Can lead to psychosis
Can lead to weight gain
Should avoid alcohol while taking (additive CNS depression)
Quiz 1: Which of the following are associated with insomnia / difficulty sleeping?
Atomoxetine
Lisdexamfetamine
Lithium
Lurasidone
Methylphenidate
Quiz 1: Select side effects commonly associated with Strattera
Constipation
Dry mouth
Headache
Loss of appetite
Sensation of cold
Quiz 1: What is the mechanism of action for atomoxetine?
Alpha2 agonist
CNS stimulant
Dopamine agonist
NE reuptake inhibitor
SSRI
Quiz 1: What would aripiprazole be prescribed for?
Autistic disorders with irratibility
Bipolar disorder
Generalized anxiety disorders
Major depressive disorder (augmentation)
Schizophrenia
Quiz 1: Select all formulations aripiprazole is available in (in the US)
Injectable (IM)
Oral
Rectal
Transdermal
Quiz 1: Which of the following require renal dose adjustments?
Atomoxetine
Benztropine
Carbidopa/levodopa
Quetiapine
Ropinirole
Quiz 1: Which of the following require hepatic dose adjustments?
Dexmethylphenidate
Lurasidone
Pramipexole
Quetiapine
Risperidone
Quiz 1: Which of the following are classified as atypical antipsychotic agents?
Atomoxetine
Lisdexamfetamine
Lithium
Lurasidone
Ziprasidone
Quiz 1: What are some common precautions for atyipcal antipsychotic agents?
Alcohol interaction
Metabolic effects such as hyperglycemia
Movement disorders
Overheating
Severe sedation
Quiz 1: This side effect is particularly troublesome with Zyprexa, relative to others in its pharmacological class:
Depression
Dry mouth
Psycosis / agitation
Weight gain / metabolic issues
Quiz 1: Which classes of drugs can interact with quetiapine?
Antihypertensives
CNS depressants
CYP3A4 substrates
NSAIDs
Quiz 1: What is the mechanism of action for benztropine?
Alpha 2 agonist
Dopamine agonist
Muscarinic antagonist (anticholinergic)
NE reuptake inhibitor
Quiz 1: What would be an appropriate indication for Cogentin?
ADHD
Bipolar disorder
Mania
Parkinson's Disease
Quiz 1: Why are carbidopa and levodopa combined to treat Parkinson's Disease?
Carbidopa converts to dopamine and levodopa prevents its deactivation
Carbidopa is an agonist for D1 receptors and levodopa is an agonist for D2 receptors
Carbidopa prevents the hepatic metabolism of levodopa (which converts to dopamine in the brain)
Levodopa converts to dopamine and carbidopa prevents its deactivation
Quiz 1: What are some notable side effects of Sinemet?
Hallucinations
Nausea / vomiting
Orthostatic hypotension
Sedation
Quiz 1: Which of the following works by stimulating alpha 2 receptors?
Guanfacine
Lisdexamfetamine
Lurasidone
Methylphenidate
Pramipexole
Quiz 1: What is the consequence of alpha 2 receptor agonism?
GABA activation
Increase in NE activity
Increase in sympathetic outflow
Reduction in serotonin activity
Reduction in sympathetic outflow
Quiz 1: What is an important side effect that patients starting on Intuniv should be counseled on?
Agitation
Chest pain
Dizziness when standing up
Slower heart rate
Somnolence / drowsiness
Quiz 1: Which of the following would interact with guanfacine and prompt therapy modification?
Beta-blockers
CNS depressants
CYP3A4 substrates
SSRIs
Quiz 1: Which of the following medications are indicated in ADHD?
Focalin
Intuniv
Latuda
Ritalin
Sinemet
Quiz 1: Which of the following is a positively charged element, similar to K+ and Na+, which is used in bipolar disorders?
Cogentin
Eskalith
Requip
Vyvanse
Zyprexa
Quiz 1: What best describes the relationship of lithium to sodium?
Dependent (lithium depends on presence of sodium for efficacy)
Directly related (when one level increases, the other increases)
Inversely related (when one level increases, the other level decreases)
Not related
Quiz 1: What are some notable side effects of lithium, which should be communicated to the patient?
GI side effects (dyspepsia, N/V, diarrhea)
Hand tremor
Increased thirst
Weight gain
Feeling of fullness
Quiz 1: What is an important side effect to counsel patients on when starting lurasidone and some others in the same class?
Aphasia
Hallucinations
Incontinence
Mood changes (particularly suicidal ideation)
Severe nausea and vomiting
Quiz 1: How can olanzapine be administered?
Oral
Parenteral (IM)
Rectal
Transdermal gel
Transdermal patch
Quiz 1: Which of the following is indicated in bipolar disorder?
Abilify
Geodon
Seroquel
Strattera
Zyprexa
Quiz 1: Which of the following is indicated in bipolar disorder?
Focalin
Intuniv
Lithobid
Risperdal
Ritalin
Quiz 1: Which of the following is indicated in Parkinson's Disease AND restless leg syndrome?
Benztropine
Carbidopa/levodopa
Guanfacine
Pramipexole
Ropinirole
Quiz 1: When a patient is started on quetiapine, what would be important to mention?
May affect your mood (let doctor know if troublesome)
May cause dizziness (rise slowly)
May cause sedation (use caution until used to effects)
May cause significant insomnia
May cause weight gain
Quiz 1: Which is can be administered parenterally, as well as by mouth?
Lithium
Quetiapine
Risperidone
Ziprasidone
Quiz 1: Which of the following are true regarding lisdexamfetamine?
Can divide the chewable tablets in half if needed
Can open capsules to sprinkle on food
Take earlier in day to avoid insomnia
Take on empty stomach
Quiz 1: Select all of the FDA-approved indications for Cogentin
Bipolar disorder
Drug-induced extrapyramidal symptoms (EPS)
Parkinson's disease
Schizophrenia
Quiz 1: Patients starting Ritalin should be provided counseling regarding which side effects?
Difficulty sleeping
Increased heart rate
Increased sweating (hyperhidrosis)
Reduced appetite
Quiz 1: Which of the following correctly describe lithium drug interactions?
ACEI / ARBs can increase lithium toxicity
Diuretics can increase lithium toxicity
Lithium can lead to hyperkalemia when combined with potassium-sparing diuretics
NSAIDs can increase lithium toxicity
Quiz 1: Which of the following is a potential central nervous system effect of carbidopa/levodopa therapy?
Insomnia due to dopamine depletion
Memory loss from anticholinergic activity
Sedation from GABA activation
Vivid dreams or hallucinations
Quiz 1: Which of the following is a dopamine agonist?
Geodon
Requip
Zyprexa
Risperdal
Vyvanse
Quiz 1: Which has been associated with severe cutaneous reactions such as DRESS or Stevens-Johnson?
Aripiprazole
Lithium
Quetiapine
Risperidone
Ziprasidone
Quiz 2: What is bupropion FDA-approved to treat?
ADHD
Anorexia
Anxiety
Major depression
Smoking cessation
Quiz 2: What is a dose-related severe side effect to Wellbutrin?
Orthostatic hypotension
Respiratory depression
Seizure
Stroke
Quiz 2: What time of day should bupropion be administered, generally?
30 min after meals
After 5pm to avoid sedation
Before 5pm to avoid insomnia
Before meals on empty stomach
Quiz 2: What might be a consequence of increased levels of bupropion in a patient with either renal or hepatic impairment?
Increase risk of seizures
Incresaed sedation
Increased risk of depression
None (does not require renal or hepatic dose adjustments)
Quiz 2: Which of the folowing correctly describes amitriptyline?
Associated with sedation and cognitive difficulties
Antihistimine and anticholinergic properties
Associated with diarrhea and hyperactivity
Indicated for depression
Tricycline antidepressant
Quiz 2: Which of the following are SSRIs?
Celexa
Effexor
Lexapro
Pamelor
Prozac
Quiz 2: Which of the following are SSRIs?
Cymbalta
Paxil
Pristiq
Zoloft
Zyban
Quiz 2: What is important to counsel to patients on SSRIs?
Always take on empty stomach and sit upright for 30 minutes
Can take about 4-6 weeks for full effect
May affect mood (i.e. suicidal ideations)
Side effects usually resolve after a couple of weeks
Some OTC/herbal products such as St. John's Wort and "DM" can interact and cause serotonin syndrome
Quiz 2: Which of the following have been associated with QT prolongation, particularly due to drug interactions?
Citalopram
Escitalopram
Modafinil
Nortriptyline
Venlafaxine
Zolpidem
Chronic musculoskeletal pain (i.e. OA)
Quiz 2: Which of the following are CORRECT statements regarding Lexapro?
Contraindicated with benzodiazepines (increased risk of respiratory depression)
Quiz 2: Which class of drugs does modafinil fall under?
CNS stimulants
CNS depressants
SSRIs
TCAs
Quiz 2: Which of the following correctly lists drug(s) or drug class(es) which interact(s) with sertraline and the outcome?
Warfarin (increases INR, thus increases bleed risk)
Quiz 2: Patients who are started on Effexor should be counseled on which of the following?
Take with food
May cause you to have trouble falling asleep if taken too close to bedtime
May notice that you sweat more often
Don't stop taking it abruptly- talk to your doctor if you have any intolerable side effects
This may stimulate your appetite and lead to weight gain
Quiz 2: Why is temazepam considered relatively safer than other benzodiazepines in geriatric patients?
Phase II metabolism (instead of CYP)
Does not lead to dizziness
Does not increase risk of falls
Dose not make patients tired
Quiz 2: Which of the following are considered potentially inappropriate for geriatric patients due to significant anticholinergic side effects (i.e. sedation, fall risk, constipation, etc)
Paroxetine
Nortriptyline
Amitriptyline
Citalopram
Fluoxetine
Quiz 1: Before prescribing lisdexamfetamine, which patient history should be reviewed due to a serious safety concern?
Cardiovascular disease
Seasonal allergies
History of migraines
Asthma
Quiz 1: Methylphenidate improves attention in ADHD primarily by:
Blocking dopamine and norepinephrine reuptake
Enhancing serotonin release
Activating GABA receptors
Inhibiting acetylcholine breakdown
Quiz 1: Which of the following conditions is lurasidone FDA-approved to treat?
Bipolar depression
Panic disorder
PTSD
Generalized anxiety disorder
Quiz 1: Which medication may interfere with pramipexole’s therapeutic effect by blocking dopamine receptors?
Metoclopramide
Ibuprofen
Pantoprazole
Vitamin B12
Quiz 1: Which of the following drugs may reduce risperidone’s effectiveness by increasing its metabolism?
Carbamazepine
Sertraline
Lithium
Acetaminophen
