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  • November 10, 2024
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PHARMACOLOGY- RASMUSSEN
PRACTICE TEST QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
Drugs that PRODUCE a response - Answer-agonist

Drug that PREVENT or block a response - Answer-antagonist

Therapeutic WINDOW is what? - Answer-level of the drug between minimal effective
concentration in the plasma for obtaining desired drug response and the minimal toxic
concentration

The time it takes for one half of the drug concentration to be eliminated from the body is
called? - Answer-half life

what is a patient on two highly protein bound drugs at risk for? - Answer-accumulation
and toxicity

a decreased responsiveness over the course of therapy, which may lead to the need to
increase dosages to attain the same effect - Answer-tolerance

what is it called for drugs to share many common features - Answer-classification or
class

what makes drugs fit into the same "Class" - Answer--related by chemical structure
-work in the same way
-used for the same purpose

another name for antagonist - Answer-adrenergic blocker

who do you NOT give antagonist or adrenergic blocker to? - Answer-asthma client

Beta Blockers commonly seen in what clients? - Answer-hypertension

antagononist suffix - Answer-LOL

antagonist S/S - Answer-decreased heart rate
rest and digest
bronchospasm

agonist S/S - Answer-increased heart rate
fight or flight
vasoconstriction

,increased blood sugar

Before administering antagonist what do you check - Answer-Heart rate
Blood Pressure

Cholinergic - Answer-salivate
lacrimation
urinate
deficate
decreased weight

Anticholinergic - Answer-Cant see
Cant pee
Cant spit
Cant poop
increased heart rate

what type of drug is Reglan? - Answer-Cholinergic

how do you treat cholinergic crisis - Answer-atropine

cholinergic crisis S/S - Answer-flushing
sweating
nausea
abd cramping

anticholinergic drugs are contradicted in who? - Answer--coronary artery disease
(Increase heart rate)
-GI obstruction (constipates)
-supraventricular tachycardia (increased heart rate)

CNS stimulant drugs are contradicted in who? - Answer--coronary artery disease (cause
vasoconstriction=heart attack)
-Hypertension (additive hypertension=stroke)

Hemorrhagic stroke - Answer--increased B/P
-increased heart rate
-increased respiratory rate
-unresponsive to deep pain

Anorexiants can leas to what? - Answer-16X greater for stroke

Most common side effects of Ritalin - Answer--irratability
-insomnia
-weight loss
-decreased appetite

, Benzodiazapines increase activity to what neurotransmitter - Answer-GABA

Reversal to benzodiazapines - Answer-flumazenil

Ambien Side effects - Answer--sedative/hypnotic
-suicidal ideation
-dependence
-abnormal behavior

Drug of choice for treating status epilepticus - Answer-diazepams

Dilantin can do what? - Answer--cause gum disease
-treat seizures
-cause high blood pressure
-cause birth defects
-decrease effectiveness of anticoagulants

When a client is on Dilantin what are some nursing interventions? - Answer--monitor for
narrow therapeutic index (frequent blood test)
-take as prescribed
-oral care
-teach pt to use barrier contraceptives along with oral

What is therapeutic level for Depakote? - Answer-40-100

If Depakote levels are high (>100) what needs to be done? - Answer--hold medication
-check liver function (blood test)
-discuss with physician
-neuro assessment
-check vitals

what does Depakote treat? - Answer--epilepsy
-migraine
-bipolar disorder

Benzodiazapines can lead to what? - Answer--tolerance
-dependence
-withdrawl

Barbituates reversal tx - Answer-activated charcoal

Example of a Barbituates? - Answer-phenobarbital

what disease process goes with "dopamine depletion" - Answer-parkinsons' disease

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