Question 1

MATCHING
Match the following trade names with their generic name.
-Uloric

Accepted Answer

A) Prednisone 
B) Indomethacin 
C) Febuxostat 
D) Pegloticase 
E) Allopurinol 
A) Prednisone 
B) Indomethacin 
C) Febuxostat 
D) Pegloticase 
E) Allopurinol C

Question 2

Which of the following is used parenterally to treat chronic gout?

Accepted Answer

A) Prednisone 
B) Rasburicase 
C) Febuxostat 
D) Pegloticase 
A) Prednisone 
B) Rasburicase 
C) Febuxostat 
D) Pegloticase D

Question 3

_____ can be used to treat drug-induced gout.

Accepted Answer

A) Colchicine 
B) Prelone 
C) Allopurinol 
D) Probenecid 
A) Colchicine 
B) Prelone 
C) Allopurinol 
D) Probenecid C

Question 4

Why would a person with hypertension have an increased risk of having gout?

Accepted Answer

A) Peripheral resistance caused by hypertension decreases renal clearance of urates. 
B) Uric acid accumulates in the kidneys because of decreased peripheral resistance caused by hypertension. 
C) Drugs used to treat hypertension cause uric acid to be reabsorbed,decreasing its clearance from the body. 
D) Enzymes needed to eliminate hypertension drugs cause uric acid to accumulate in the blood. 
A) Peripheral resistance caused by hypertension decreases renal clearance of urates. 
B) Uric acid accumulates in the kidneys because of decreased peripheral resistance caused by hypertension. 
C) Drugs used to treat hypertension cause uric acid to be reabsorbed,decreasing its clearance from the body. 
D) Enzymes needed to eliminate hypertension drugs cause uric acid to accumulate in the blood.

Question 5

Which of the following may cause the serious adverse effect of the breakdown of muscle fibers?

Accepted Answer

A) Colchicine 
B) Febuxostat 
C) Pegloticase 
D) Probenecid 
A) Colchicine 
B) Febuxostat 
C) Pegloticase 
D) Probenecid

Question 6

Joints are the main areas that are affected by gout.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Hyperuricemia can increase risk of coronary artery disease.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Why would anti-inflammatories be used in the treatment of gout?

Accepted Answer

A) They lower uric acid levels by metabolizing it to be easily eliminated in the urine. 
B) They inhibit prostaglandin synthesis,which promotes the elimination of urates. 
C) They reduce the inflammation associated with urate crystal deposits in the joints. 
D) They block the final enzymatic step in the synthesis of uric acid. 
A) They lower uric acid levels by metabolizing it to be easily eliminated in the urine. 
B) They inhibit prostaglandin synthesis,which promotes the elimination of urates. 
C) They reduce the inflammation associated with urate crystal deposits in the joints. 
D) They block the final enzymatic step in the synthesis of uric acid.

Question 9

MATCHING
Match the following trade names with their generic name.
-Deltasone

Accepted Answer

A) Prednisone 
B) Indomethacin 
C) Febuxostat 
D) Pegloticase 
E) Allopurinol 
A) Prednisone 
B) Indomethacin 
C) Febuxostat 
D) Pegloticase 
E) Allopurinol

Question 10

Which of the following can increase the risk of an acute gout attack?

Accepted Answer

A) Beer 
B) Yogurt 
C) Aged cheese 
D) Low-fat milk 
A) Beer 
B) Yogurt 
C) Aged cheese 
D) Low-fat milk

Question 11

Gout never occurs in perimenopausal women.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

_____ is used in the treatment of gout to increase the clearance of uric acid.

Accepted Answer

A) Urecholine 
B) Probenecid 
C) Prednisone 
D) Allopurinol 
A) Urecholine 
B) Probenecid 
C) Prednisone 
D) Allopurinol

Question 13

MATCHING
Match the following trade names with their generic name.
-Indocin

Accepted Answer

A) Prednisone 
B) Indomethacin 
C) Febuxostat 
D) Pegloticase 
E) Allopurinol 
A) Prednisone 
B) Indomethacin 
C) Febuxostat 
D) Pegloticase 
E) Allopurinol

Question 14

_____ is an NSAID used in the treatment of gout.

Accepted Answer

A) Tolmetin 
B) Celecoxib 
C) Rasburicase 
D) Allopurinol 
A) Tolmetin 
B) Celecoxib 
C) Rasburicase 
D) Allopurinol

Question 15

When would colchicine be used to treat gout?

Accepted Answer

A) When gout is obesity induced 
B) When hypertension is the main cause of gout 
C) To prevent symptoms of chronic gout 
D) As a first line of treatment for gout 
A) When gout is obesity induced 
B) When hypertension is the main cause of gout 
C) To prevent symptoms of chronic gout 
D) As a first line of treatment for gout

Question 16

Gout is the primary disease associated with increased urate levels in the bloodstream.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Which of the following can hyperuricemia cause?

Accepted Answer

A) Liver disease 
B) Kidney disease 
C) Muscle pain 
D) Bladder infections 
A) Liver disease 
B) Kidney disease 
C) Muscle pain 
D) Bladder infections

Question 18

MATCHING
Match the following trade names with their generic name.
-Krystexxa

Accepted Answer

A) Prednisone 
B) Indomethacin 
C) Febuxostat 
D) Pegloticase 
E) Allopurinol 
A) Prednisone 
B) Indomethacin 
C) Febuxostat 
D) Pegloticase 
E) Allopurinol

Question 19

MATCHING
Match the following trade names with their generic name.
-Zyloprim

Accepted Answer

A) Prednisone 
B) Indomethacin 
C) Febuxostat 
D) Pegloticase 
E) Allopurinol 
A) Prednisone 
B) Indomethacin 
C) Febuxostat 
D) Pegloticase 
E) Allopurinol

Question 20

A common symptom associated with increased urate levels is _____.

Accepted Answer

A) nausea 
B) inflammation 
C) cramps 
D) increased urination 
A) nausea 
B) inflammation 
C) cramps 
D) increased urination

Exam 17: Treatment of Hyperuricemia and Gout

MATCHING Match the following trade names with their generic name. -Uloric

Which of the following is used parenterally to treat chronic gout?

_____ can be used to treat drug-induced gout.

Why would a person with hypertension have an increased risk of having gout?

Which of the following may cause the serious adverse effect of the breakdown of muscle fibers?

Joints are the main areas that are affected by gout.

Hyperuricemia can increase risk of coronary artery disease.

Why would anti-inflammatories be used in the treatment of gout?

MATCHING Match the following trade names with their generic name. -Deltasone

Which of the following can increase the risk of an acute gout attack?

Gout never occurs in perimenopausal women.

_____ is used in the treatment of gout to increase the clearance of uric acid.

MATCHING Match the following trade names with their generic name. -Indocin

_____ is an NSAID used in the treatment of gout.

When would colchicine be used to treat gout?

Gout is the primary disease associated with increased urate levels in the bloodstream.

Which of the following can hyperuricemia cause?

MATCHING Match the following trade names with their generic name. -Krystexxa

MATCHING Match the following trade names with their generic name. -Zyloprim

A common symptom associated with increased urate levels is _____.

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