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WorksheetsTest 3
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
What is an adverse effect?
A beneficial effect of medication
An intended therapeutic effect
An unintended response that is disabling or potentially fatal
A response limited to the surrounding area
What is anaphylaxis?
A minor skin reaction
A life-threatening allergic reaction
An upset stomach from medication
A normal response to antibiotics
Which of the following are examples of side effects?
Hives and dyspnea
Steven Johnson syndrome
Tremors and dyskinesia
Anaphylactic shock
Which of the following are examples of adverse effects?
Tremors and nausea
Itching and sneezing
Steven Johnson syndrome, angioedema
Muscle cramps and weakness
Which symptoms are associated with anaphylaxis?
Fever and rash
Hives, hypotension, dyspnea
Tremors and dyskinesia
Fatigue and muscle ache
What is toxicity?
A mild allergic reaction
An ideal drug level in blood
Harmful effect from too high blood level of medication
A local skin irritation
What is potentiation?
When one drug cancels out another
When two drugs work worse together
When the combined effects of two drugs are greater than individual effects
A minor drug interaction
What is a paradoxical effect?
A stronger effect than expected
No reaction to a drug
Opposite of the desired medication effect
Delayed drug onset
What does local effect mean?
Affecting the entire body
Effect limited to the surrounding area
Only internal organs affected
A drug affecting emotions
What does systemic effect mean?
Limited to the skin
Affecting one body part
Absorbed into general circulation affecting entire body
A non-therapeutic drug effect
30 mL is equal to:
2 tablespoons
1 oz
1 teaspoon
15 mL
1 teaspoon is equal to:
1 mL
10 mL
5 mL
15 mL
3 teaspoons equal:
10 mL
5 mL
15 mL = 1 tablespoon
1 oz
To convert pounds to kilograms, you:
Multiply by 2.2
Add 2.2
Divide by 2.2
Subtract 2.2
