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Pharm lesson 3 matching

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name

Class

Date

1.

Match medication to drug class.

a)

Aluminum hydroxide

1.

antacid

b)

Nizatidine

2.

H2 antagonist

c)

Misoprostol

3.

prostaglandin

d)

Esomeprazole

4.

PPI

e)

Sucralfate

5.

coating agent

2.

Match medication to use.

a)

Magnesium oxide

1.

heartburn

b)

Simethicone

2.

gas and bloating

c)

Misoprostol

3.

NSAID induced ulcers

d)

Omeprazole

4.

GERD

e)

Sucralfate

5.

peptic ulcer

3.

Match medication to side effects.

a)

Calcium carbonate

1.

constipation

b)

Cimetidine

2.

confusion

c)

Misoprostol

3.

diarrhea

d)

Pantoprazole

4.

fractures

4.

Match medication to drug class.

a)

Metoclopramide

1.

prokinetic

b)

Ondansetron

2.

serotonin antagonist

c)

Scopolamine

3.

anticholinergic

d)

Promethazine

4.

dopamine antagonist

5.

Match medication to its side effect.

a)

Metoclopramide

1.

tardive dyskinesia

b)

Ondansetron

2.

sedation

c)

Scopolamine

3.

blurry vision

6.

Match medication to its action.

a)

Ondansetron

1.

suppresses vomiting center

b)

Sucralfate

2.

adheres to ulcer

c)

Ranitidine

3.

reduced acid production

d)

Aluminum hydroxide

4.

buffers acid

7.

Match medication to drug class.

a)

Bisacodyl

1.

stimulant laxative

b)

Lactulose

2.

osmotic laxative

c)

Magnesium citrate

3.

saline laxative

d)

Lubricant (mineral oil)

4.

mineral oil

e)

Methylcellulose

5.

bulk-forming

8.

Match medication to its use.

a)

Diphenoxylate with atropine

1.

diarrhea

b)

Lactulose

2.

increased serum ammonia

c)

Psyllium

3.

chronic constipation

d)

Docusate

4.

prevent straining

9.

Match medication to drug class.

a)

Metformin

1.

biguanide

b)

Glyburide

2.

sulfonylurea

c)

Humalog (Lispro)

3.

rapid-acting insulin

d)

Novolin R

4.

short acting insulin

e)

Detemir

5.

long acting

10.

Match medication to serious side effect.

a)

Metformin

1.

lactic acidosis

b)

Glipizide

2.

hypoglycemia

c)

Propylthiouracil

3.

agranulocytosis

d)

Liothyronine

4.

tachycardia

11.

Match medication to its use.

a)

Methimazole

1.

antithyroid

b)

Liotrix

2.

hypothyroidism

c)

Hydrocortisone

3.

rheumatoid arthritis

d)

Mineralocorticoid

4.

Addison’s disease

12.

Match insulin and time of onset.

a)

Novolog (aspart)

1.

15 min

b)

Humilin R

2.

30 min

c)

NPH

3.

1–2 hrs

13.

Match insulin to its peak.

a)

Novolog Aspart

1.

0.5–2.5

b)

Humilin R

2.

2.5–5

c)

Novolin N

3.

4–12

d)

Detemir (Levamir)

4.

no peak

14.

Match medication to patient teaching.

a)

Lispro

1.

hold if bg below 70

b)

Metformin

2.

hold before ct with contrast

c)

Glimepiride

3.

avoid alcohol

d)

Litorix

4.

take in am

e)

Prednisone

5.

monitor for S&S of infection

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