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Worksheet time: 50mins
What drug classification is Polycillin - N / ampicillin?
antibiotic
anti-epileptic
sedative
decongestant
Which of the following is considered a drug's official name?
the generic name
the trade name
the international nonproprietary name
the chemical name
The study of drugs is called
pharmacognosy
pharmacology
pharmacodynamics
pharmacokinetics
Which of the following refers to the study of characteristic of natural drugs and their sources?
pharmacodynamics
pharmacotherapies
pharmacognosy
pharmacotherapeutics
The study of what drugs do to the body is called
pharmacodynamics
pharmacokinetics
pharmacognosy
pharmacotherapeutics
What the body does to a drug is called
pharmacotherapeutics
pharmacodynamics
pharmacokinetics
pharmacognosy
Which of the following is the study of poisons or the poisonous effects of drugs?
pharmacodynamics
pharmacognosy
pharmacokinetics
toxicology
Which of the following is the study of how drugs are used to treat disease?
pharmacodynamics
pharmacokinetics
pharmacognosy
pharmacotherapeutics
Which of the following are examples of plant-derived drugs?
potassium-chloride and mineral oil
thyroid hormone and insulin
digitoxin and quinine
cephalosporin and penicillin
Which of the following drugs are derived from animal substances?
thyroid hormone and insulin
digitoxin and quinine
potassium-chloride and mineral oil
Which of the following drugs are derived from a mineral source?
penicillin
quinine
cod-liver oil
potassium chloride
Which of the following drugs are made from bacteria and fungi?
cephalosporin and penicillin
digitoxin and quinine
pancreatin and pepsin
potassium chloride and mineral oil
The abbreviation used to indicate that a medication should be given four times a day is
tid
ftd
qid
bid
If the label or a multi-dose vial of medication reads 80mg. per cc. and you were to prepare a 20mg. injection, you would draw up
0.2 cc
0.5 cc
0.25 cc
0.8 cc
Prednisone is a drug used in the treatment of
bacterial infections
inflammatory conditions
depression
hypertension
The abbreviation for IMMEDIATELY is
RX
IMM
IMT
STAT
The abbreviation for EVERY HOUR is
Q.H.
E.hr
E.H.
E.er
The abbreviation for EVERY TWO HOURS is
Q.2h
E.T.H.
E. hr 2
E. 2h
The initials PDR stand for
physician's desk reference
predetermined reference
physician doctor report
pituitary disease report
The initials DEA stand for
during each admittance
drug enforcement agency
doctor employment agency
drug enactment act
Which of the following refers to the interaction between the drug and target cells or tissues and body's response?
pharmacognosy
pharmacodynamics
pharmacokinetics
pharmacotherapeutics
Which of the following must you understand to explain to a patient the reasons for taking a particular drug with food or plenty of water?
pharmacognosy
pharmacotherapeutics
pharmacokinetics
pharmacodynamics
The process by which drug molecules are transformed into simpler products is called
metabolism
absorption
distribution
excretion
How the body absorbs, metabolizes, distributes, and excretes a drug is called
pharmacokinetics
pharmacodynamics
pharmacognosy
pharmacotherapeutics
Intradermal drugs are absorbed through the
stomach and intestines
skin
muscle
vein
Which of the following is affected by disease, a patient's age, genetic makeup, and characteristics of a drug?
absorption of a drug
metabolism of a drug
distribution of a drug
excretion of a drug
Drugs that are administered intramuscularly are absorbed through the
skin
muscle
stomach
intestine
Most drugs are metabolized in
brain
muscles
nerve cells
liver
Which of the following is the process of transporting a drug from its administration site to its site of action?
metabolism
distribution
absorption
excretion
Which of the following describes the manner in which a drug is eliminated from the body?
distribution
absorption
metabolism
excretion
Which area of pharmacology is also called clinical pharmacology?
pharmacognosy
pharmacodynamics
pharmacokinetics
pharmacotherapeutics
Which of the following drugs are Schedule II of controlled substances?
Heroin and marijuana
Didrex and Butisol
Talwin and Valium
Demerol and Morphine
Drugs that belong to which schedule of controlled substances have a low abuse potential and are dispensed like other nonopioid prescription drugs?
Schedule I
Schedule II
Schedule III
Schedule V
Which of the following drugs are Schedule III of controlled substances?
Valium, Talwin, and Chloral Hydrate
Didrex, Butisol, and Virolon
Heroin, Marijuana, and LSD
Demerol, Morphine, and Seconal
Antitussives and antidiarrheals that contain small amounts of opioids, such as codeine, belong to which schedule?
Schedule II
Schedule III
Schedule IV
Schedule V
What part of a prescription includes the name of the drug and the amount?
the inscription
the superscription
the subscription
the transcription
Which part of the prescription contains the patient's instructions?
the inscription
the subscription
the transcription
the superscription
What would you do to secure the handling of prescription pads?
place the prescription pad on the physician's desk
ask the physician to sign prescription pads in advance
suggest that the physician write prescribed amounts of medication in both numerals and words
use prescription blanks as notepaper
Which of the following would you include when educating patients about drugs?
tell patients whether the drug should be taken with or without food
tell patients to save old medications or share them with someone else to avoid disposing of them
instruct patients to store all drugs in hot, damp areas such as a bathroom
tell patients to discontinue taking antibiotics when they feel better
The action of an antihypertensive drug is to
reduce blood pressure
reduce inflammation
kill or inhibit the growth of fungi
reduce fever
The action of an antipyretic medication is
inhibit the cough reflex
reduce fever
induce defecation
relax skeletal muscles
Examples of drugs that belong to the drug category of cathartics are
Benadryl, Claritin, and Seldane
Mellaril and Haldol
Dulcolax and Milk of Magnesia
Decadron, Deltasone, Naprosyn
Which drugs belong to the drug category of diuretics?
Tenormin, Cardura, Aldomet
Compazine, Dramamine, and Tigan
Hydrodiuril, Lasix, Mannitol
Afrin, Neo-synephrine, and Sudafed
A & P means
anterior and posterior
accept and project
auxiliary and papular
astinum and periosteum
CA means
cancer
chief complaint
calcium
coronary bypass
Oxygen is abbreviated
Ogy
Ox
Oz
Oy
FBS
full bladder syndrome
fasting blood sugar
follicular byer's sarcoma
fulminating basic series
QID is an abbreviation for
4 times a day
quietly in daylight
6 times hourly
as needed
TID means
3 times hourly
3 times daily
immediately
several
BID means
twice hourly
after each meal
as soon as possible
2 times a day
QD means
every day
every other day
alternating Mondays
once an hour
PRN means
practical registered nurse
as needed
immediately
only in the morning
PC means
personal computer
after meals
as soon as possible
before bedtime
What is the abbreviation for last menstrual period?
LMP
EP
1 pm
MP
What is the abbreviation for subcutaneously?
s.b.c
s.t.
subc.
s.c.
What is the abbreviation for right eye?
O.D.
O.S.
O.U.
L.E.
What is the abbreviation for every?
q
evr
EY
ER
What is the abbreviation for left eye?
O.D.
O.S.
O.U.
L.E.
What is the abbreviation for blood pressure?
TRP
BLP
B/P
BRP
What is the abbreviation for chief complaint?
CC
C/C
C/O
None of these choices
What is the abbreviation for cardiovascular?
AC
CV
CDV
CVSD
What is the abbreviation for hematocrit blood test?
hgb
cbc/hgt
hct
hrt
What is the abbreviation for hemaglobin blood test?
hct
cbc/hgh
hln
hgb
What is the abbreviation for carcinoma?
CCA
CAN
CRA
CA
What is the abbreviation for incision and drainage?
INC/DRN
I & D
ID
C.R.
What is the abbreviation temperature when recording vital signs?
T
TE
TP
TEMP
What is the abbreviation for water?
AQ
HQ
QH
WT
What is the abbreviation for every other day?
o.d.
q.d.
q.o.d.
e.o.d.
What is the abbreviation for microgram?
mcg
mog
mmg.
mc.
What is the abbreviation for gonorrhea?
GON
GEA
GC
GRI
What is the abbreviation for as needed or when needed?
a.n.
r.x.
p.p.n.
p.r.n.
What is the abbreviation for nothing by mouth or take nothing by mouth?
NBM
NO
NM
NPO
What is the abbreviation for DRAM?
dr.
dm.
dd.
drm.
What is the abbreviation for prothrombin time?
PTT
PMT
PT
PRT
What is the abbreviation for papanicolaou smear?
P.S.
PS
pap
pps
What drug classification is Demerol/meperidine hydrochloride?
antidepressant
sedative, analgesic
hypnotic
laxative
What drug classification is Dulcolax/bisacodyl?
anti-fungal
laxative
anti-depressant
anti-vomiting
What drug classification is Cyanocobalamin/Vit B 12?
stool softener
anemia
anti-allergic
vitamin supplement
What drug classification is Librax/chlordiazepoxide HCL and clidinium bromide?
anticholinergic
antihypertensive
GI disorder
antianxiety
What drug classification is Ferra-TD/ferrous sulfate?
muscle relaxant
anti-nauseant
anti-inflammatory
iron supplement
What drug classification is Erythrocin/erythromycin stearate?
diuretic
antibiotic
anticoagulant
GI disorder medication
What drug classification is Lanoxin/digoxin?
muscle relaxant
heart medication
tranquilizer
gas relief
What drug classification is Liquaemin Sodium/heparin sodium?
tranquilizer
antacid
anticoagulant
GI disorder
What drug classification is Tetralan/tetracycline?
antibiotic
heart medication
vitamin supplement
GI disorder medication
What drug classification is Pen-Vee-K/penicillin V potassium?
analgesic
tranquilizer
antibiotic
cough medication
What drug classification is Parafan Forte/chlorzoxazone?
muscle relaxant
antibiotic
analgesic
tranquilizer
What drug classification is Indocin/indomethacin?
tranquilizer
antibiotic
antifungal
anti-inflammatory
What drug classification is Inderal/propranolol HCL?
antacid
heart medication
diuretic
gas relief
What drug classification is Dantrion/dantrolene sodium?
heart medication
analgesic
skeletal muscle relaxant
antibiotic
What drug classification is Tylenol/acetaminophen?
urinary problem medication
analgesic
antidepressant
cough medication
What drug classification is Vicon-C/Vitamins B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, and C?
anti-inflammatory
vitamin supplement
heart medication
tranquilizer
What drug classification is Actfed/triprolidine HCL and pseudoephedrine HCL?
antihistamine
anti-hypertensive
anemia
antiasthmatic
What drug classification is Aldoril/methyldopa-hydrochlorazide?
antidepressant
laxative
anti-hypertensive
anticoagulant
What drug classification is Benadryl/diphenhydramine hydrochloride?
cough medicine
antihistamine
anti-vomiting
heart medication
What drug classification is Mylicon/simethicone?
heart medication
anticoagulant
antibiotic
gas relief
What drug classification is Lomotil/diphenoxylate HCL?
GI disorder medication
antibiotic
antidiarrheal
anti-nauseant
What drug classification is Peri-Colace/casanthronol and docusate sodium?
gout
sedative
anti-nauseant
stool softener
What drug classification is Septra/bactrim?
antibiotic
analgesic
muscle relaxant
heart medication
What drug classification is Talwin/pentazocine hydrochloride?
antihistamine
antispasmodic, ulcers
analgesic
anemia
What drug classification is Terramycin/oxytetracycline?
potassium replacement
gout
antidepressant
antibiotic
