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BCACP – Clinical Test Questions With All Correct Answers FDA approved tx for PTSD - ANSWER- parox sert FDA approved tx for OCD - ANSWER- fluox fluvox parox sert cloipramine Which z-hypotics can be repeated if pt has >4 hrs to sleep? - ANSWER- zolpidem (SL tabs) zalepon (Sonata) Which z-hypotics are not a 3A4 sub (less DDI) - ANSWER- zalepon (Sonata) Which sleep med has fastest onset - ANSWER- zolpidem Which sleep med has slowest onset - ANSWER- temazepam estazolam Which ...

BCACP – Clinical Test Questions With All Correct Answers FDA approved tx for PTSD - ANSWER- parox sert FDA approved tx for OCD - ANSWER- fluox fluvox parox sert cloipramine Which z-hypotics can be repeated if pt has >4 hrs to sleep? - ANSWER- zolpidem (SL tabs) zalepon (Sonata) Which z-hypotics are not a 3A4 sub (less DDI) - ANSWER- zalepon (Sonata) Which sleep med has fastest onset - ANSWER- zolpidem Which sleep med has slowest onset - ANSWER- temazepam estazolam Which ...

BCACP – Clinical Test Questions With All Correct Answers FDA approved tx for PTSD - ANSWER- parox sert FDA approved tx for OCD - ANSWER- fluox fluvox parox sert cloipramine Which z-hypotics can be repeated if pt has >4 hrs to sleep? - ANSWER- zolpidem (SL tabs) zalepon (Sonata) Which z-hypotics are not a 3A4 sub (less DDI) - ANSWER- zalepon (Sonata) Which sleep med has fastest onset - ANSWER- zolpidem Which sleep med has slowest onset - ANSWER- temazepam estazolam Which ...

BCACP – Clinical Test Questions With All Correct Answers FDA approved tx for PTSD - ANSWER- parox sert FDA approved tx for OCD - ANSWER- fluox fluvox parox sert cloipramine Which z-hypotics can be repeated if pt has >4 hrs to sleep? - ANSWER- zolpidem (SL tabs) zalepon (Sonata) Which z-hypotics are not a 3A4 sub (less DDI) - ANSWER- zalepon (Sonata) Which sleep med has fastest onset - ANSWER- zolpidem Which sleep med has slowest onset - ANSWER- temazepam estazolam Which ...

BCACP Neurology Test Questions With Correct Detailed Answers Clinical definition of epilepsy - ANSWER- propensity to have unprovoked seizures repeatedly 2 unprovoked seizures >24 hrs apart OR one unprovoked seizure for high risk populations (older adult, pts post CVA) What can a seizure be provoked by? (5) - ANSWER- 1. withdrawal of illicit drugs or EtOH 2. drugs that can lower the seizure threshold or precipitate a seizure 3. metabolic disturbances such as hypoglycemia or severe ...

FDA approved tx for PTSD - ANSWER- parox sert FDA approved tx for OCD - ANSWER- fluox fluvox parox sert cloipramine Which z-hypotics can be repeated if pt has >4 hrs to sleep? - ANSWER- zolpidem (SL tabs) zalepon (Sonata) Which z-hypotics are not a 3A4 sub (less DDI) - ANSWER- zalepon (Sonata) Which sleep med has fastest onset - ANSWER- zolpidem Which sleep med has slowest onset - ANSWER- temazepam estazolam Which sleep med has longest DoA - ANSWER- quazepam How long will it ta...

Bcacp Endocrine Exam Questions With Answers Typical levothyroxine (t4) maintenance dose - ANSWER- 1.6 mcg/kg/day Best test to screen for thyroid disease - ANSWER- TSH T4 requirements during pregnancy - ANSWER- Increase 40-50% Clinical Presentation of hypothyroidism - ANSWER- Extreme fatigue, weight gain, depression, cold intolerance, dry skin, hair loss, constipation, irregular/heavy menses, decreased concentration, bradycardia, hypothermia, diastolic HTN, hoarseness, hyperlipidemia ...

Bcacp Endocrine Exam Questions With Answers Typical levothyroxine (t4) maintenance dose - ANSWER- 1.6 mcg/kg/day Best test to screen for thyroid disease - ANSWER- TSH T4 requirements during pregnancy - ANSWER- Increase 40-50% Clinical Presentation of hypothyroidism - ANSWER- Extreme fatigue, weight gain, depression, cold intolerance, dry skin, hair loss, constipation, irregular/heavy menses, decreased concentration, bradycardia, hypothermia, diastolic HTN, hoarseness, hyperlipidemia ...

Bcacp Endocrine Exam Questions With Answers Typical levothyroxine (t4) maintenance dose - ANSWER- 1.6 mcg/kg/day Best test to screen for thyroid disease - ANSWER- TSH T4 requirements during pregnancy - ANSWER- Increase 40-50% Clinical Presentation of hypothyroidism - ANSWER- Extreme fatigue, weight gain, depression, cold intolerance, dry skin, hair loss, constipation, irregular/heavy menses, decreased concentration, bradycardia, hypothermia, diastolic HTN, hoarseness, hyperlipidemia ...