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Pharmaceutical Knowledge Assessment

Total questions: 58

Worksheet time: 29mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Digestive Health: identify the medication listed for decreasing stomach acid.

a)

esomeprazole/Nexium

b)

metoprolol/Lopressor

c)

furosemide/Lasix

d)

warfarin/Coumadin

2.

Heart Medications: select all items listed under heart medications.

a)

losartan/Cozaar

b)

metoprolol/Lopressor

c)

furosemide/Lasix

d)

nifedipine/proccrelia

e)

escitalopram/Lexapro

3.

Blood thinners: select all medications listed as blood thinners.

a)

apixaban/Eliquis

b)

warfarin/Coumadin

c)

rivaroxaban/Xarelto

d)

escitalopram/Lexapro

4.

Mental health: select all medications listed for mental health (SSRI).

a)

escitalopram/Lexapro

b)

citalopram/Celexa

c)

losartan/Cozaar

d)

metoprolol/Lopressor

5.

Cozaar (generic): choose the generic name for Cozaar.

a)

Losartan

b)

Nifedipine

c)

Warfarin

d)

Apixaban

6.

Cozaar (prefix/suffix): choose the correct suffix associated with Cozaar.

a)

-sartan

b)

-pram

c)

-xaban

d)

-prazole

7.

Cozaar (drug classification): select the classification listed for Cozaar.

a)

ARB (Angiotensin II receptor blockers)

b)

Calcium Channel Blocker (CCB)

c)

Anticoagulant, Factor Xa Inhibitor

d)

Proton pump inhibitor

8.

Cozaar (use): choose the uses listed for Cozaar.

a)

congested heart failure, hypertension

b)

depression and anxiety treatment

c)

blood clot prevention

d)

GERD or ulcers

9.

Xarelto (generic): choose the generic name for Xarelto.

a)

rivaroxaban

b)

apixaban

c)

warfarin

d)

furosemide

10.

Xarelto (prefix/suffix): choose the correct suffix associated with Xarelto.

a)

-xaban

b)

-pram

c)

-dipine

d)

-semide

11.

Xarelto (classification): select the classification listed for Xarelto.

a)

Anticoagulant factor Xa Inhibitors

b)

Loop diuretic

c)

Beta-blocker

d)

SSRI antidepressant

12.

Xarelto (use): choose the use listed for Xarelto.

a)

Blood clot prevention

b)

Hypertension and angina

c)

Decrease stomach acid

d)

Depression and anxiety treatment

13.

Procardia (generic): choose the generic name for Procardia.

a)

Nifedipine

b)

Losartan

c)

Metoprolol

d)

Esomeprazole

14.

Procardia (prefix/suffix): choose the correct suffix associated with Procardia.

a)

dipine

b)

pram

c)

xaban

d)

prazole

15.

Procardia (class): select the class listed for Procardia.

a)

Calcium Channel Blocker (CCB)

b)

ARB (Angiotensin II receptor blockers)

c)

Anticoagulant

d)

Proton pump inhibitor

16.

Procardia (use): choose the uses listed for Procardia.

a)

hypertension, angina

b)

edema, hypertension

c)

GERD or ulcers

d)

blood clot prevention

17.

Celexa (generic): choose the generic name for Celexa.

a)

citalopram

b)

escitalopram

c)

rivaroxaban

d)

warfarin

18.

Celexa (prefix/suffix): choose the correct suffix associated with Celexa.

a)

pram

b)

sartan

c)

xaban

d)

semide

19.

Celexa (class): select the class listed for Celexa.

a)

Antidepressant, SSRI

b)

Loop diuretic

c)

Anticoagulant

d)

Beta-blocker

20.

Celexa (use): choose the use listed for Celexa.

a)

depression and anxiety treatment

b)

congested heart failure, hypertension

c)

blood clot prevention

d)

GERD or ulcers

21.

Lasix (generic): choose the generic name for Lasix.

a)

Furosemide

b)

Metoprolol

c)

Losartan

d)

Nifedipine

22.

Lasix (prefix/suffix): choose the correct suffix associated with Lasix.

a)

semide

b)

pram

c)

sartan

d)

prazole

23.

Lasix (class): select the class listed for Lasix.

a)

loop diuretic

b)

Anticoagulant

c)

SSRI antidepressant

d)

Calcium Channel Blocker

24.

Lasix (use): choose the uses listed for Lasix.

a)

edema, hypertension

b)

blood clot prevention

c)

depression and anxiety treatment

d)

hypertension, angina

25.

Lexapro (generic): choose the generic name for Lexapro.

a)

escitalopram

b)

citalopram

c)

apixaban

d)

warfarin

26.

Lexapro (prefix/suffix): choose the correct suffix associated with Lexapro.

a)

pram

b)

xaban

c)

sartan

d)

dipine

27.

Lexapro (class): select the class listed for Lexapro.

a)

Antidepressant, SSRI

b)

Loop diuretic

c)

Anticoagulant

d)

ARB

28.

Lexapro (use): choose the use listed for Lexapro.

a)

depression and anxiety treatment

b)

blood clot prevention

c)

GERD or ulcers

d)

edema, hypertension

29.

Nexium (generic): choose the generic name for Nexium.

a)

esomeprazole

b)

metoprolol

c)

losartan

d)

furosemide

30.

Nexium (prefix/suffix): choose the correct suffix associated with Nexium.

a)

prazole

b)

pram

c)

xaban

d)

semide

31.

Nexium (class): select the class listed for Nexium.

a)

proton pump inhibitor

b)

Anticoagulant

c)

Loop diuretic

d)

Beta-blocker

32.

Nexium (use): choose the uses listed for Nexium.

a)

GERD (acid reflux) or ulcers

b)

blood clot prevention

c)

edema, hypertension

d)

depression and anxiety treatment

33.

Eliquis (generic): choose the generic name for Eliquis.

a)

apixaban

b)

rivaroxaban

c)

warfarin

d)

metoprolol

34.

Eliquis (prefix/suffix): choose the suffix shown for Eliquis.

a)

Laban

b)

pram

c)

prazole

d)

sartan

35.

Eliquis (class): select the class listed for Eliquis.

a)

Anticoagulant, Factor Xa Inhibitor

b)

Proton pump inhibitor

c)

Loop diuretic

d)

SSRI antidepressant

36.

Eliquis (use): choose the use listed for Eliquis.

a)

Blood clot prevention

b)

Hypertension & Angina

c)

Decrease stomach acid

d)

Depression treatment

37.

Lopresser (generic): choose the generic name for Lopresser.

a)

metoprolol

b)

losartan

c)

furosemide

d)

nifedipine

38.

Lopresser (prefix/suffix): choose the correct suffixes associated with Lopresser.

a)

lol

b)

olol

c)

pram

d)

semide

39.

Lopresser (class): select the class listed for Lopresser.

a)

Beta-Adenoreceptor Antagonists, Sympatholytic

b)

Anticoagulant

c)

Calcium Channel Blocker

d)

Proton pump inhibitor

40.

Lopresser (use): choose the uses listed for Lopresser.

a)

hypertension & Angina (chest pain)

b)

edema, hypertension

c)

GERD or ulcers

d)

blood clot prevention

41.

Coumadin (generic): choose the generic name for Coumadin.

a)

Warfarin

b)

Rivaroxaban

c)

Apixaban

d)

Esomeprazole

42.

Coumadin (prefix/suffix): choose the correct suffix associated with Coumadin.

a)

arin

b)

pram

c)

xaban

d)

prazole

43.

Coumadin (class): select the class listed for Coumadin.

a)

Anticoagulant

b)

Loop diuretic

c)

SSRI antidepressant

d)

Calcium Channel Blocker

44.

Coumadin (use): choose the use listed for Coumadin.

a)

Blood clot prevention

b)

Decrease stomach acid

c)

Depression and anxiety treatment

d)

Edema treatment

45.

SSRI overdose (lexapro & Celexa)

a)

use activated charcoal & provide supportive care

b)

initiate hemodialysis

c)

administer naloxone

d)

give Vitamin K

46.

Severe Furosemide Side Effects

a)

Administer a blood transfusion for significant bleeding.

b)

Give a potassium-sparing diuretic to raise potassium.

c)

Provide glucose for suspected hypoglycemia.

d)

Give epinephrine for anaphylaxis.

47.

Metoprolol overdose

a)

Treat bradycardia with atropine.

b)

Administer insulin for hypoglycemia.

c)

Use activated charcoal to bind the drug.

d)

Give naloxone to reverse effects.

48.

Antidotes Apixaban (eliquis) and rivaroxaban (xcrelto)

a)

antidotes is andexanet alfa

b)

protamine sulfate

c)

Vitamin K

d)

naloxone

49.

Antidotes: Warfarin (Coumadin)

a)

protamine sulfate to reverse anticoagulation

b)

andexanet alfa to reverse factor Xa inhibition

c)

reversed by Vitamin K to promote clotting

d)

atropine to treat bradycardia

50.

safety Loppserer (metoprolol)

a)

monitor for tachycardia (fast heart rate)

b)

monitor for bradycardia (slow heart rate)

c)

avoid dairy products

d)

check for hyperkalemia regularly

51.

Safety for celexa (citalopram)

a)

increase salt intake

b)

avoid alcohol to prevent adverse effects

c)

take with grapefruit juice

d)

use NSAIDs freely for headaches

52.

critical alerts (Procardia/Nifedipine)

a)

avoid grapefruit juice as it can interact with the medicaiton

b)

avoid dairy products near dosing

c)

avoid potassium supplements

d)

avoid caffeine entirely

53.

Critical alerts for lexapro (escitalopram)

a)

monitor for rash as a common risk

b)

watch for suicidal thoughts

c)

monitor for chronic cough

d)

watch for hypoglycemia

54.

edu. for furosemide (Lasix)

a)

signs of low potassium ex: muscle cramps

b)

expect elevated potassium levels regularly

c)

monitor for high blood sugar as the main issue

d)

increase magnesium intake to prevent cramps

55.

edu. for Cozaar (Lasarton)

a)

be aware of hypokalemia

b)

be aware of hyperkalemia

c)

be aware of hypoglycemia

d)

be aware of hypercalcemia

56.

edu. for Nexium (esomeprazole)

a)

commonly causes constipation

b)

commonly causes diarrhea

c)

commonly causes hair loss

d)

commonly causes drowsiness

57.

edu for eliquis (Apixaban)

a)

avoid NSAIDs to reduce bleeding risk

b)

take extra iron to improve clotting

c)

increase grapefruit juice intake

d)

avoid dairy to improve absorption

58.

Monitoring for Warfarin (Coumadin)

a)

INR is crucial to monitor bloods clotting abilities

b)

fasting glucose is crucial to monitor routine dosing

c)

potassium level is crucial to monitor anticoagulation

d)

troponin is crucial to monitor bleeding risk

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