Question 1

Match the following controlled substances with their control schedule.
-C-V

Accepted Answer

A) Marijuana 
B) Methylphenidate 
C) Diazepam 
D) Diphenoxylate and buprenorphine 
E) Methyltestosterone 
A) Marijuana 
B) Methylphenidate 
C) Diazepam 
D) Diphenoxylate and buprenorphine 
E) Methyltestosterone D

Question 2

MATCHING
Match the following common drug endings with their classifications.
-Macrolide anti-infective

Accepted Answer

A) -olol 
B) -prazole 
C) -dipine 
D) -thromycin 
E) -profen 
A) -olol 
B) -prazole 
C) -dipine 
D) -thromycin 
E) -profen D

Question 3

Which step is not part of the drug development process?

Accepted Answer

A) Clinical research 
B) Clinical studies 
C) New drug application process 
D) Marketing 
A) Clinical research 
B) Clinical studies 
C) New drug application process 
D) Marketing D

Question 4

Chemical properties of the drug influence _____ of the drug in the body.

Accepted Answer

A) absorption 
B) distribution 
C) metabolism and elimination 
D) all of the above 
A) absorption 
B) distribution 
C) metabolism and elimination 
D) all of the above

Question 5

By which of the following routes are drugs administered directly into the bloodstream?

Accepted Answer

A) Enteral 
B) Transdermal 
C) Transmucosal 
D) Intravenous 
A) Enteral 
B) Transdermal 
C) Transmucosal 
D) Intravenous

Question 6

Match the following controlled substances with their control schedule.
-C-III

Accepted Answer

A) Marijuana 
B) Methylphenidate 
C) Diazepam 
D) Diphenoxylate and buprenorphine 
E) Methyltestosterone 
A) Marijuana 
B) Methylphenidate 
C) Diazepam 
D) Diphenoxylate and buprenorphine 
E) Methyltestosterone

Question 7

Match the following controlled substances with their control schedule.
-C-I

Accepted Answer

A) Marijuana 
B) Methylphenidate 
C) Diazepam 
D) Diphenoxylate and buprenorphine 
E) Methyltestosterone 
A) Marijuana 
B) Methylphenidate 
C) Diazepam 
D) Diphenoxylate and buprenorphine 
E) Methyltestosterone

Question 8

Which of the following drugs would belong to the proton pump inhibitor class?

Accepted Answer

A) Amlodipine 
B) Pantoprazole 
C) Ranitidine 
D) Alprazolam 
A) Amlodipine 
B) Pantoprazole 
C) Ranitidine 
D) Alprazolam

Question 9

MATCHING
Match the following common drug endings with their classifications.
-NSAID

Accepted Answer

A) -olol 
B) -prazole 
C) -dipine 
D) -thromycin 
E) -profen 
A) -olol 
B) -prazole 
C) -dipine 
D) -thromycin 
E) -profen

Question 10

Why must a customer go to the pharmacy to purchase pseudoephedrine?

Accepted Answer

A) Labeling confusion of the product has shown that counseling must be provided by the pharmacist. 
B) Too much of the product was shown to cause serious adverse effects and therefore the drug needs to be regulated by pharmacy staff. 
C) Placement in the pharmacy out of direct customer access helps to monitor the sale of the drug. 
D) Where the product is stocked depends on directions for use found on package labeling. 
A) Labeling confusion of the product has shown that counseling must be provided by the pharmacist. 
B) Too much of the product was shown to cause serious adverse effects and therefore the drug needs to be regulated by pharmacy staff. 
C) Placement in the pharmacy out of direct customer access helps to monitor the sale of the drug. 
D) Where the product is stocked depends on directions for use found on package labeling.

Question 11

MATCHING
Match the following common drug endings with their classifications.
-Proton pump inhibitor

Accepted Answer

A) -olol 
B) -prazole 
C) -dipine 
D) -thromycin 
E) -profen 
A) -olol 
B) -prazole 
C) -dipine 
D) -thromycin 
E) -profen

Question 12

Match the following controlled substances with their control schedule.
-C-IV

Accepted Answer

A) Marijuana 
B) Methylphenidate 
C) Diazepam 
D) Diphenoxylate and buprenorphine 
E) Methyltestosterone 
A) Marijuana 
B) Methylphenidate 
C) Diazepam 
D) Diphenoxylate and buprenorphine 
E) Methyltestosterone

Question 13

Which of the following routes would have the fastest onset of action?

Accepted Answer

A) Oral 
B) Intravenous 
C) Topical 
D) Inhalation 
A) Oral 
B) Intravenous 
C) Topical 
D) Inhalation

Question 14

Drugs come only from natural origins.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Why can't ear drops be placed in the eye,but eye drops can be placed in the ear?

Accepted Answer

A) Ear drops are more viscous,thereby reducing the absorption through the eye. 
B) Ear drops do not contain the special enzymes that are necessary in eye drops. 
C) Ear drops are not sterile,and only sterile products should be used in the eye. 
D) Medication errors can happen once the patient uses the medication. 
A) Ear drops are more viscous,thereby reducing the absorption through the eye. 
B) Ear drops do not contain the special enzymes that are necessary in eye drops. 
C) Ear drops are not sterile,and only sterile products should be used in the eye. 
D) Medication errors can happen once the patient uses the medication.

Question 16

The term narcotic accurately describes which type of drugs?

Accepted Answer

A) Pain relief controlled substances 
B) Pain relief legend drugs 
C) Controlled substances 
D) Legend drugs 
A) Pain relief controlled substances 
B) Pain relief legend drugs 
C) Controlled substances 
D) Legend drugs

Question 17

MATCHING
Match the following common drug endings with their classifications.
-Calcium channel blocker

Accepted Answer

A) -olol 
B) -prazole 
C) -dipine 
D) -thromycin 
E) -profen 
A) -olol 
B) -prazole 
C) -dipine 
D) -thromycin 
E) -profen

Question 18

To help reduce nausea,the natural drug _____ can be used.

Accepted Answer

A) digitalis 
B) peppermint 
C) caffeine 
D) quinine 
A) digitalis 
B) peppermint 
C) caffeine 
D) quinine

Question 19

The proprietary name of a drug is assigned by the _____.

Accepted Answer

A) manufacturer 
B) CDER Labeling and Nomenclature Committee 
C) New Drug Application reviewer 
D) FDA 
A) manufacturer 
B) CDER Labeling and Nomenclature Committee 
C) New Drug Application reviewer 
D) FDA

Question 20

Which of the following could be an implication if postmarketing (phase 4)were taken out of the drug approval process?

Accepted Answer

A) Additional safety information could be collected while on the market. 
B) Safety and efficacy would be determined when the drug is used in real-world conditions. 
C) Not all adverse reactions would be known,and the drug could be on the market longer than necessary. 
D) Long-term side effects could be identified when used in the mass population. 
A) Additional safety information could be collected while on the market. 
B) Safety and efficacy would be determined when the drug is used in real-world conditions. 
C) Not all adverse reactions would be known,and the drug could be on the market longer than necessary. 
D) Long-term side effects could be identified when used in the mass population.

Exam 1: Fundamentals of Pharmacology

Match the following controlled substances with their control schedule. -C-V

MATCHING Match the following common drug endings with their classifications. -Macrolide anti-infective

Which step is not part of the drug development process?

Chemical properties of the drug influence _____ of the drug in the body.

By which of the following routes are drugs administered directly into the bloodstream?

Match the following controlled substances with their control schedule. -C-III

Match the following controlled substances with their control schedule. -C-I

Which of the following drugs would belong to the proton pump inhibitor class?

MATCHING Match the following common drug endings with their classifications. -NSAID

Why must a customer go to the pharmacy to purchase pseudoephedrine?

MATCHING Match the following common drug endings with their classifications. -Proton pump inhibitor

Match the following controlled substances with their control schedule. -C-IV

Which of the following routes would have the fastest onset of action?

Drugs come only from natural origins.

Why can't ear drops be placed in the eye,but eye drops can be placed in the ear?

The term narcotic accurately describes which type of drugs?

MATCHING Match the following common drug endings with their classifications. -Calcium channel blocker

To help reduce nausea,the natural drug _____ can be used.

The proprietary name of a drug is assigned by the _____.

Which of the following could be an implication if postmarketing (phase 4)were taken out of the drug approval process?

Principles of Pharmacology

Pharmacodynamics

Drug Interactions and Medication Errors

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Neuromuscular Blockade

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Treatment of Autoimmune Diseases That Affect the Musculoskeletal System

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Treatment of Asthma and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

Treatment of Allergies

Treatment of Prostate Disease and Erectile Dysfunction

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Treatment of Viral Infections

Treatment of Cancers

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