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WorksheetsPharm Clinical - Musc/Pain/Inflammation
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 21mins
Which of the following medications is used to abort a migraine headache?
aspirin
celecoxib
ibuprofen
sumatriptan
Which statements are true of pain management? Select all that apply
Administer medications by starting fast and titrating quickly
Provide aspirin or acetaminophen for mild to moderate pain
Never apply heat over transdermal patches since this could increase absorption and result in lethal complications
Placebos can be used in the clinical setting
Tissue damage stimulates the inflammatory response and puts clients at risk for pain
What is the major concern with acetaminophen?
Ototoxicity
Tinnitus
Hepatotoxicity
Gastric irritation
Adverse effects of biologic agents
myopathy
infections
renal impairment
elevated liver enzymes
What is the primary use of celecoxib?
Inflammation
Analgesic
Osteoarthritis
Opioid
What is the primary use of ibuprofen?
Inflammation
Analgesic
Osteoarthritis
Opioid
What is the classification of celecoxib?
COX-2 inhibitor
Opioid
Corticosteroid
NSAID
A nurse would expect a patient with (a) to take calcitonin.
A complication of ibuprofen is (a) .
Which lab work would be drawn to assess the therapeutic effectiveness of allopurinol?
(a)
What is the therapeutic use of allopurinol?
(a)
What is the therapeutic use of raloxifene?
(a)
An example of a DMARD is (a) .
Foods high in vitamin D
(a)
When taking methotrexate, the client should drink 2-3L of water daily.
True
False
I don't know
After administering alendronate, the client should (a) for 30 min.
Acetaminophen toxicity
(a)
When does tramadol take effect?
(a)
Which drug classification can lead to fractures, specifically vertebral.
(a)
Which condition is contraindicated with the use of tramadol?
(a)
Avoid calcitonin-salmon if you are allergic to (a)
Assess (a) prior to administration of alendronate.
Fill in the blank: ________ is a side effect of opioid use that involves difficulty in urination and bowel movements.
Urinary retention, constipation, bowel dysfunction
Respiratory alkalosis, diarrhea, insomnia
Hypertension, tachycardia, sweating
Hyperglycemia, polyuria, weight gain
How is Naloxone/Narcan administered?
Intranasally (spray), IM, SQ, continuous IV drip
Orally only
Topically as a cream
Sublingually only
COX-1 enzyme protects the stomach lining, supports renal function, and regulates blood platelet aggregation.
True
False
