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PF1011

Total questions: 47

Worksheet time: 33mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Ibuprofen

a)

200-400mg, 3x daily

b)

200-400mg, 4x daily

c)

1200mg/day max

d)

1600mg/ day max

2.

Paracetamol

a)

500-1000mg, 2x daily

b)

500-1000mg, 4x daily

c)

4000mg max

d)

2000 mg max

3.

Sumatriptan

a)

50mg onset

b)

100mg max

c)

2hrs between doses

d)

200mg max

e)

>24hrs persist then refer

4.

Antacids

a)

Rennie

b)

Take when symptom expect to occur

c)

Before meal

d)

After meal

e)

Might cause diarrhoea and constipation

5.

Simeticone

a)

1-2 chewed tablets

b)

2-3 chewed tablets

c)

11 daily max

d)

8 daily max

e)

Less SE

6.

Gaviscon

a)

After meal and bed

b)

Before meal and bed

c)

100ml

d)

>7 days refer

e)

>2 weeks refer

7.

Proton-pump inhibitor (PPI)

a)

60min before meal

b)

30 min before meal

c)

20 min before meal

d)

Max 10mg/ week

e)

Max 20mg / 2 weeks

8.

Tasectan AF

a)

1-2 capsules/ 6hrs

b)

2-3 capsules/ 6hrs

c)

For pregnancy

d)

Not for pregnancy

e)

Treat dyspepsia

9.

Bulk-forming laxatives

a)

Fybogel

b)

2hr before sleep

c)

1hr before sleep

d)

12-24h to effect

e)

30min before sleep

10.

Osmotic laxatives

a)

Fybogel

b)

Lactulose

c)

After meal

d)

Before meal

e)

24-72hrs to work

11.

Motilium

a)

Before meal

b)

For nausea and vomiting

c)

10mg, 3x daily, max 30mg

d)

After meal

e)

10mg, 2x daily, max 20mg

12.

Buscopan

a)

10mg, 3x daily, max 30mg

b)

20mg, 3x daily, 60mg max

c)

Can increase to 2 tablets if required

d)

Diarrhoea

e)

10mg, 2x daily, max 20mg

13.

Corsodyl (Gingitivis)

a)

10ml, 2x daily

b)

10ml, 3x daily

c)

Rinse 30-60s and spit out

d)

20ml, 3x daily

14.

Vermox

a)

100mg a dose

b)

500mg a dose

c)

Repeat after 2 weeks

d)

Repeat after 3 weeks

e)

Safe for preg

15.

Nytol

a)

50mg

b)

100mg

c)

20min before bed

d)

30 min before bed

e)

max 1 week

16.

Safe for pregnancy

a)

Ibuprofen

b)

Sumatriptan

c)

Tasectan AF

d)

Vermox

e)

Laxatives

17.

Safe for pregnancy

a)

Antacids

b)

Nurogen

c)

Motilium

d)

Nytol

e)

Simeticone

18.

Not for ppl with cardiac problems

a)

Nurofen

b)

PPI

c)

Sumatriptan

d)

Gaviscon

19.

Why is simeticone > rennie

a)

Safe for pregnancy

b)

Less SE

c)

Effective quickly

d)

Can use anytime

20.

Dyspepsia & hearburn treatment

a)

Antacids

b)

Simeticone

c)

Laxatives

d)

Enterosgel

e)

Rennie deflatine

21.

Refer back pain if

a)

Chronic > 6 weeks

b)

Chronic > 2 weeks

c)

Upper region

d)

Weight loss and fever

e)

Nausea and vomiting

22.

Refer period pain if

a)

Unexplained/ heavy bleeding

b)

Nausea and vomiting

c)

Pain before menses

d)

>2 weeks

23.

Refer dyspepsia if

a)

Unexplained WL and fever

b)

N&V

c)

Pale stool

d)

>2 weeks

24.

Refer diarrhoea and constipation if

a)

>2 weeks

b)

N&V

c)

WL and fever

d)

Bloody stool

e)

sudden onset

25.

Refer haemorrhoids if

a)

Bloody stool

b)

Pain with defacation

c)

WL and fever

d)

Unexplained bleeding

e)

N&V

26.

Refer fever if

a)

Pale skin

b)

WL

c)

No response to social cues

d)

neck stiffness

e)

N&S

27.

N&V

a)

Unexplained

b)

WL & fever

c)

Suspect pregnancy

d)

>24hrs

e)

>48hrs

28.

Refer gingitivis if

a)

Fever

b)

Gum bleeding

c)

WL

d)

Medicine induced

e)

N&V

29.

Ulcers refer if

a)

Painless ulcers

b)

N&V

c)

> 2weeks

d)

>0.5mm diameter

e)

Painful ulcers

30.

Refer insomnia if

a)

No clear cause/ Unexplained

b)

>2 weeks

c)

>4 weeks

d)

Mental health suspect

e)

WL and fever

31.

Sprain

a)

Pain in muscle

b)

Pain in tendons

c)

Ankles, knees, and wrists

d)

Back, legs, feet, and neck

e)

Pain in ligaments

32.

Strain

a)

Pain in ligaments

b)

Pain in tendons

c)

Pain in muscles

d)

Back, legs, feet, and neck

e)

Ankles, knees, and wrists

33.

Which of the following is an advantage of simeticone over antacids like Rennie?

a)

Faster onset of action

b)

Lower risk of drug interactions

c)

Requires prescription

d)

Contains calcium

34.

Simeticone is preferred over Rennie in which patient group?

a)

Pregnant women

b)

Children under 2 years

c)

Patients with kidney stones

d)

Patients with hypertension

35.

What is a key difference between simeticone and Rennie in terms of side effects?

a)

Simeticone causes constipation

b)

Rennie is not available over the counter

c)

Rennie may cause hypercalcemia

d)

Simeticone is sedative

36.

Which patient group should avoid using Rennie due to risk of hypercalcemia?

a)

Patients with hypertension

b)

Children under 2 years

c)

Pregnant women

d)

Patients with kidney disease

37.

What is a common indication for prescribing simeticone instead of antacids like Rennie?

a)

Flatulence and bloating

b)

Peptic ulcer disease

c)

Severe heartburn

d)

Hypertension

38.

Colpermin

a)

1 capsule, 3x daily

b)

Take 2 capsules if required

c)

30-60 min before meal

d)

After meal

e)

Safe for pregnancy

39.

Cant use for pregnancy

a)

Colpermin

b)

Buscopan

c)

Antacids

d)

Vermox

e)

Simeticone

40.

16+ only

a)

Aspirin

b)

Ibuprofen

c)

Antacids

d)

Buscopan

e)

Vermox

41.

12+ only

a)

Ibuprofen

b)

Antacids

c)

Motilium

d)

Buscopan

e)

Vermox

42.

Vermox

a)

2+ only

b)

>3 months age

c)

12+ only

d)

16+ only

43.

Taken after meal and bed time

a)

Antacids

b)

Gaviscon

c)

PPI

d)

Lactulose

e)

Bulk-forming laxatives

44.

Taken before meal 30 min

a)

Gaviscon

b)

PPI

c)

Lactulose

d)

Motilium

e)

Simeticone

45.

Needs detailed consultation

a)

Sumatriptan

b)

Motilium

c)

Codein

d)

Ibuprofen

46.

Not for preg

a)

Tasectan AF

b)

PPI

c)

Ibuprofen

d)

Vermox

e)

Motilium

47.

Which medication is more likely to interact with other drugs due to its calcium content?

a)

Vermox

b)

Lactulose

c)

Rennie

d)

Simeticone