Deck 37: Pharmacology Basics

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This drug action slows down the cell's activity.

A) Replacing substances
B) Stimulating
C) Depressing
D) Destroying
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The rate of absorption is not influenced by

A) route.
B) blood flow to the absorption area.
C) ability of the medication to be absorbed.
D) speed of the drug's movement from the blood.
E) conditions at the site of absorption.
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Unpleasant effects of the drug in addition to the desired or therapeutic effect.

A) Adverse reactions
B) Side effects
C) Toxicity
D) Therapeutic effects
E) Interaction
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The _______ name is assigned by the US Adopted Name Council.

A) chemical
B) generic
C) brand
D) official
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The movement of drug from the blood to the body tissues.

A) Excretion
B) Action
C) Absorption
D) Metabolism
E) Distribution
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Most drug metabolize in the _________.

A) skin
B) kidneys
C) stomach
D) liver
E) intestines
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What are the concerns related to pregnancy when taking medications?

A) Distribution and the placental membrane
B) Absorption and the placental membrane
C) Excretion and the placental membrane
D) Metabolism and the placental membrane
E) Metabolism and breast milk
Question
This use of drugs relieves the symptoms while the body fights off the disease.

A) Prevention
B) Cure
C) Treatment
D) Palliative
E) Replacement
Question
Defined as harmful and deadly effects of the medication that can develop due to the buildup of medication or by-products in the body.

A) Therapeutic effects
B) Side effects
C) Adverse reactions
D) Toxicity
E) Desired effects
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The name of a drug that represents its exact formula is the _______ name.

A) generic
B) brand
C) chemical
D) official
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_______ is the study of drug absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion in the body.

A) Pharmacology
B) Pharmacokinetics
C) Side effects
D) Pharmacodynamics
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The means by which a drug enters the body.

A) Site of administration
B) Route
C) Absorption
D) Metabolism
E) Distribution
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Which of the following is not a source of drugs?

A) Plants
B) Animals
C) Minerals
D) Microbiological sources
E) All of the above
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What populations may have issues metabolizing medications?

A) Younger children
B) Older adults
C) Those with kidney disease
D) All of the above
E) A and B
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This use of drugs do not cure or treat the disease but improves a person's quality of life.

A) Prevention
B) Treatment
C) Contraceptive
D) Health maintenance
E) Palliative
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A series of chemical processes where enzymes change drugs in the body.

A) Excretion
B) Action
C) Absorption
D) Metabolism
E) Distribution
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This is the route requires the medication to be placed in the cheek to dissolve.

A) Sublingual
B) Intramuscular
C) Oral
D) Cheek
E) Buccal
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Most drugs are excreted through the ______ and ______.

A) skin and large intestine
B) large intestine and kidneys
C) large intestine and lungs
D) lungs and kidneys
E) kidneys and skin
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The movement of drug from the site of administration to the bloodstream.

A) Distribution
B) Action
C) Excretion
D) Absorption
E) Metabolism
Question
__________ is study of the properties, actions, and uses of drugs.

A) Pharmacogenomics
B) Pharmacokinetics
C) Pharmacology
D) Pharmacodynamics
E) Pharmacogenetics
Question
What statement is not true?

A) The Controlled Substance Act is enforced by the FDA.
B) The FDA oversees the safety, effectiveness, security, and quality of drugs.
C) The FAERS helps the FDA monitor drugs.
D) Controlled substances are divided into five schedules.
E) A and C
Question
This type of drug action occurs when one drug decreases or blocks the effect of another drug.

A) Cumulative effect
B) Synergism
C) Antagonism
D) Potentiation
E) Tolerance
Question
To give a dose of medication to a patient.

A) Prescribe
B) Dispense
C) Administer
D) Prepare
E) Parenteral
Question
What is true?

A) Each medication has one or more intended actions.
B) Multiple doses may be required to achieve the therapeutic effect.
C) A larger initial dose may be ordered.
D) All of the above
E) A and B
Question
What is not a factor that influences drug action?

A) Age
B) Gender
C) Diseases
D) Diet
E) Body temperature
Question
To give a supply of medication that the patient will take at a later time.

A) Prescribe
B) Dispense
C) Administer
D) Prepare
E) Parenteral
Question
The _______ name is used to list the medication in the US Pharmacopeia and the National Formulary.

A) chemical
B) generic
C) brand
D) official
Question
The class of medication that reduces the frequency and severity of seizures.

A) Anticoagulant
B) Anticonvulsant
C) Antihypertensive
D) Antipsychotic
E) Antitussive
Question
This type of drug action occurs when the combined effect of two drugs used together is greater than the sum of each drug's effect.

A) Cumulative effect
B) Synergism
C) Antagonism
D) Potentiation
E) Tolerance
Question
A medical assistant finds a controlled substance is missing. What needs to be done immediately?

A) Call the police.
B) Call the DEA.
C) Notify the supervisor.
D) Complete and submit the online DEA report.
E) B and D
Question
The class of medication that promotes stools.

A) Corticosteroid
B) Diuretic
C) Leukotriene receptor antagonist
D) Mydriatic
E) Laxative
Question
What statement is not true?

A) Providers prescribing controlled substances need a DEA registration number.
B) DEA numbers are good for 2 years.
C) Schedule I drugs have the highest potential for abuse and have no accepted medical use.
D) Stimulates (e.g., Ritalin LA and Concerta) are Scheduled II medications.
E) C and D
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What statement is not true regarding drug destruction?

A) Expired controlled substances are destroyed like non-narcotic medications.
B) Discard medications that are expired or unlabeled.
C) Two authorized employees must witness when a controlled substance is discarded.
D) Medication discarding programs prevent medication from entering the water supply.
E) C and D
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A peculiar response to a certain drug.

A) Anaphylaxis
B) Cumulative effect
C) Idiosyncrasy
D) Toxicity
E) Synergism
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The class of medication that thins bronchial secretions, making it easier to cough up the mucus.

A) Hemostatic
B) Miotic
C) Mydriatic
D) Expectorant
E) Stimulant
Question
The class of medication that relieves pain.

A) Anticholinergic
B) Corticosteroid
C) Diuretic
D) Analgesic
E) Anesthetic
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This route has the fastest absorption rate.

A) Oral
B) Subcutaneous
C) Intramuscular
D) Intravenous
E) Buccal
Question
What statement is not true?

A) All controlled substances must be kept in a locked cabinet or safe.
B) Controlled substances must be kept in their original containers.
C) Controlled substances must be kept separate from non-narcotic medications.
D) A log of controlled substances must be kept.
E) An inventory of controlled substances must be done every 2 years.
Question
The need for a larger dose to get the same therapeutic or desired effect.

A) Dependence
B) Potentiation
C) Tolerance
D) Addiction
E) Antagonism
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__________ is the study of how genetic factors influence a person's metabolic response to a specific medication.

A) Pharmacogenomics
B) Pharmacokinetics
C) Pharmacology
D) Pharmacodynamics
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What abbreviation means "before meals"?

A) qid
B) po
C) ac
D) STAT
E) Fe
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What abbreviation means "drop"?

A) mg
B) gtt
C) cc
D) fl oz
E) gr
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This class of medication has the side effects of dizziness, drowsiness, visual changes (blurred, yellow), and arrhythmias.

A) Antibiotics (cephalexin)
B) Anticoagulant (warfarin)
C) Antiarrhythmics (digoxin)
D) Antihistamine (promethazine)
E) Antihypertensive (metoprolol)
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This classification of medication is used to prevent clots and has the adverse reactions of bloody and tarry stools.

A) Antibiotics (cephalexin)
B) Antiplatelets (clopidogrel)
C) Antiarrhythmics (digoxin)
D) Antihistamine (promethazine)
E) NSAID (ibuprofen)
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The time it takes for the drug to reach its greatest effective concentration in the blood.

A) Biological half-life
B) Onset
C) Peak
D) Duration
E) Excretion
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What abbreviation means "four times a day"?

A) qid
B) bid
C) 4xd
D) tid
E) qod
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What abbreviation means "three times a day"?

A) qid
B) bid
C) 3xd
D) tid
E) qd
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What is not needed on every prescription?

A) Date of issue
B) Patient information
C) Drug name and strength
D) Provider's DEA number
E) Number of refills
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What abbreviation means "twice a day"?

A) qid
B) bid
C) 4xd
D) tid
E) qod
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This classification of medication is used for pain and fever and has the side effects of GI intolerance and ringing in the ear.

A) Antibiotics (cephalexin)
B) Anticoagulant (warfarin)
C) Antiarrhythmics (digoxin)
D) Antihistamine (promethazine)
E) NSAID (ibuprofen)
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Conditions or diseases for which the drug is used.

A) Precautions
B) Contraindications
C) Interactions
D) Indications
E) Adverse reactions
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The part of the prescription includes the directions to the patient regarding the dose and time of the medication.

A) Superscription
B) Subscription
C) Signature
D) Inscription
E) Patient information
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This classification of medication is used to treat bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. Adverse reactions of this class include suicidal thoughts and tardive dyskinesia.

A) Antipsychotic (aripiprazole)
B) Antiplatelets (clopidogrel)
C) Antiarrhythmics (digoxin)
D) Antihistamine (promethazine)
E) NSAID (ibuprofen)
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Medications, foods, and beverages that impact the medication.

A) Precautions
B) Contraindications
C) Interactions
D) Indications
E) Adverse reactions
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This class of medication has the desired effect of decreasing the clotting ability of the blood.

A) Anticonvulsant
B) Anticoagulant
C) Antacid
D) Antianxiety
E) Anticholinergic
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What abbreviation means "tablespoon"?

A) tsp
B) Tbs
C) tbsp
D) All of above
E) B and C
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This part of the prescription includes the medication name and strength.

A) Superscription
B) Subscription
C) Signature
D) Inscription
E) Patient information
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This type of medication order applies to all patients who meet specific criteria.

A) Routine order
B) Standing order
C) PRN order
D) Single order
E) Stat order
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Indicates necessary actions or special cares that need to be taken when the patient is on the medication.

A) Precautions
B) Contraindications
C) Interactions
D) Indications
E) Adverse reactions
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This class of medication has the desired effect of blocking histamine action.

A) Antidepressant
B) Antihistamine
C) Antihyperglycemics
D) Antihypertensive
E) Antiinflammatory
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Order: ABC 150 mg. Stock: ABC 8% solution. How many mL(s) will you give? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 5.3 mL
B) 0.1 mL
C) 2.1 mL
D) 1.9 mL
E) None of the above
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Order: ABC 140 mg po. Stock: ABC 35 mg po scored tablets. How many tablets will the patient take per dose? (do not round your answers)

A) 0.25 tab
B) 2 tabs
C) 0.5 tab
D) 0.3 tab
E) None of the above
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Prescription: XYZ medication 150 mg, 3 tabs qid ×\times 10 days. How many tablets will be dispensed from the pharmacy? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 90
B) 60
C) 30
D) 150
E) None of the above
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Prescription: XYZ medication 400 mg, 6 tabs tid ×\times 16 days. How many tablets will be dispensed from the pharmacy? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 96
B) 384
C) 288
D) 192
E) None of the above
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vii = _____

A) 3
B) 9
C) 12
D) 8
E) 7
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Order: ABC 200 mg. Stock: ABC 10% solution. How many mL(s) will you give? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 2 mL
B) 0.2 mL
C) 2.1 mL
D) 20 mL
E) None of the above
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What is the correct way to write numbers for medications?

A) 2.0 mL
B) 2mL
C) 2 mL
D) 0.2mL
E) 0.02 mL
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Order: ABC 175 mg po. Stock: ABC 700 mg po scored tablets. How many tablets will the patient take per dose? (do not round your answers)

A) 4 tabs
B) 0.25 tab
C) 0.5 tab
D) 0.75 tab
E) None of the above
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Order: ABC 150 mg po. Stock: ABC 600 mg po scored tablets. How many tablets will the patient take per dose? (do not round your answers)

A) 4 tabs
B) 0.25 tab
C) 0.5 tab
D) 0.75 tab
E) None of the above
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Order: ABC 350 mg. Stock: ABC 1200 mg/3 mL. How many mL(s) will you give? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 0.3 mL
B) 0.8 mL
C) 3.4 mL
D) 0.9 mL
E) None of the above
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Order: ABC 260 mg. Stock: ABC 1.2 g/2 mL. How many mL(s) will you give? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 0.2 mL
B) 4.6 mL
C) 2.1 mL
D) 0.5 mL
E) None of the above
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Order: ABC 1500 mg. Stock: ABC 2.2 g/3 mL. How many mL(s) will you give? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 0.7 mL
B) 2 mL
C) 2.1 mL
D) 1.5 mL
E) None of the above
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Order: ABC 225 mg po. Stock: ABC 450 mg po scored tablets. How many tablets will the patient take per dose? (do not round your answers)

A) 0.5 tab
B) 2 tabs
C) 0.25 tab
D) 5 tabs
E) None of the above
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Order: ABC 20 mg. Stock: ABC 5% solution. How many mL(s) will you give? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 4 mL
B) 0.8 mL
C) 0.4 mL
D) 1.4 mL
E) None of the above
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Patient's weight: 54 lb. Medication order: 0.7 mg/kg. Stock medication: 10 mg/mL. How many mL(s) will you give? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 0.7 mL
B) 8.3 mL
C) 1.7 mL
D) 00.7 mL
E) None of the above
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Order: ABC 800 mg. Stock: ABC 1500 mg/mL. How many mL(s) will you give? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 1.8 mL
B) 0.5 mL
C) 1.9 mL
D) 0.6 mL
E) None of the above
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Order: ABC 230 mg. Stock: ABC 600 mg/3 mL. How many mL(s) will you give? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 0.4 mL
B) 1.2 mL
C) 2.6 mL
D) 7.8 mL
E) None of the above
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Order: ABC 450 mg. Stock: ABC 780 mg/2 mL. How many mL(s) will you give? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 0.3 mL
B) 3.5 mL
C) 0.6 mL
D) 1.2 mL
E) None of the above
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Order: ABC 750 mg. Stock: ABC 1.8 g/4 mL. How many mL(s) will you give? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 1.7 mL
B) 1.6 mL
C) 0.4 mL
D) 2.4 mL
E) None of the above
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Prescription: XYZ medication 80 mg, 4 tabs bid ×\times 30 days. How many tablets will be dispensed from the pharmacy? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 120
B) 480
C) 360
D) 240
E) None of the above
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Deck 37: Pharmacology Basics
1
This drug action slows down the cell's activity.

A) Replacing substances
B) Stimulating
C) Depressing
D) Destroying
Depressing
2
The rate of absorption is not influenced by

A) route.
B) blood flow to the absorption area.
C) ability of the medication to be absorbed.
D) speed of the drug's movement from the blood.
E) conditions at the site of absorption.
speed of the drug's movement from the blood.
3
Unpleasant effects of the drug in addition to the desired or therapeutic effect.

A) Adverse reactions
B) Side effects
C) Toxicity
D) Therapeutic effects
E) Interaction
Side effects
4
The _______ name is assigned by the US Adopted Name Council.

A) chemical
B) generic
C) brand
D) official
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The movement of drug from the blood to the body tissues.

A) Excretion
B) Action
C) Absorption
D) Metabolism
E) Distribution
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Most drug metabolize in the _________.

A) skin
B) kidneys
C) stomach
D) liver
E) intestines
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What are the concerns related to pregnancy when taking medications?

A) Distribution and the placental membrane
B) Absorption and the placental membrane
C) Excretion and the placental membrane
D) Metabolism and the placental membrane
E) Metabolism and breast milk
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This use of drugs relieves the symptoms while the body fights off the disease.

A) Prevention
B) Cure
C) Treatment
D) Palliative
E) Replacement
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Defined as harmful and deadly effects of the medication that can develop due to the buildup of medication or by-products in the body.

A) Therapeutic effects
B) Side effects
C) Adverse reactions
D) Toxicity
E) Desired effects
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The name of a drug that represents its exact formula is the _______ name.

A) generic
B) brand
C) chemical
D) official
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_______ is the study of drug absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion in the body.

A) Pharmacology
B) Pharmacokinetics
C) Side effects
D) Pharmacodynamics
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The means by which a drug enters the body.

A) Site of administration
B) Route
C) Absorption
D) Metabolism
E) Distribution
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13
Which of the following is not a source of drugs?

A) Plants
B) Animals
C) Minerals
D) Microbiological sources
E) All of the above
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14
What populations may have issues metabolizing medications?

A) Younger children
B) Older adults
C) Those with kidney disease
D) All of the above
E) A and B
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This use of drugs do not cure or treat the disease but improves a person's quality of life.

A) Prevention
B) Treatment
C) Contraceptive
D) Health maintenance
E) Palliative
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A series of chemical processes where enzymes change drugs in the body.

A) Excretion
B) Action
C) Absorption
D) Metabolism
E) Distribution
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This is the route requires the medication to be placed in the cheek to dissolve.

A) Sublingual
B) Intramuscular
C) Oral
D) Cheek
E) Buccal
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18
Most drugs are excreted through the ______ and ______.

A) skin and large intestine
B) large intestine and kidneys
C) large intestine and lungs
D) lungs and kidneys
E) kidneys and skin
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The movement of drug from the site of administration to the bloodstream.

A) Distribution
B) Action
C) Excretion
D) Absorption
E) Metabolism
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__________ is study of the properties, actions, and uses of drugs.

A) Pharmacogenomics
B) Pharmacokinetics
C) Pharmacology
D) Pharmacodynamics
E) Pharmacogenetics
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21
What statement is not true?

A) The Controlled Substance Act is enforced by the FDA.
B) The FDA oversees the safety, effectiveness, security, and quality of drugs.
C) The FAERS helps the FDA monitor drugs.
D) Controlled substances are divided into five schedules.
E) A and C
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22
This type of drug action occurs when one drug decreases or blocks the effect of another drug.

A) Cumulative effect
B) Synergism
C) Antagonism
D) Potentiation
E) Tolerance
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23
To give a dose of medication to a patient.

A) Prescribe
B) Dispense
C) Administer
D) Prepare
E) Parenteral
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24
What is true?

A) Each medication has one or more intended actions.
B) Multiple doses may be required to achieve the therapeutic effect.
C) A larger initial dose may be ordered.
D) All of the above
E) A and B
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25
What is not a factor that influences drug action?

A) Age
B) Gender
C) Diseases
D) Diet
E) Body temperature
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26
To give a supply of medication that the patient will take at a later time.

A) Prescribe
B) Dispense
C) Administer
D) Prepare
E) Parenteral
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27
The _______ name is used to list the medication in the US Pharmacopeia and the National Formulary.

A) chemical
B) generic
C) brand
D) official
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The class of medication that reduces the frequency and severity of seizures.

A) Anticoagulant
B) Anticonvulsant
C) Antihypertensive
D) Antipsychotic
E) Antitussive
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This type of drug action occurs when the combined effect of two drugs used together is greater than the sum of each drug's effect.

A) Cumulative effect
B) Synergism
C) Antagonism
D) Potentiation
E) Tolerance
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A medical assistant finds a controlled substance is missing. What needs to be done immediately?

A) Call the police.
B) Call the DEA.
C) Notify the supervisor.
D) Complete and submit the online DEA report.
E) B and D
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31
The class of medication that promotes stools.

A) Corticosteroid
B) Diuretic
C) Leukotriene receptor antagonist
D) Mydriatic
E) Laxative
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32
What statement is not true?

A) Providers prescribing controlled substances need a DEA registration number.
B) DEA numbers are good for 2 years.
C) Schedule I drugs have the highest potential for abuse and have no accepted medical use.
D) Stimulates (e.g., Ritalin LA and Concerta) are Scheduled II medications.
E) C and D
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33
What statement is not true regarding drug destruction?

A) Expired controlled substances are destroyed like non-narcotic medications.
B) Discard medications that are expired or unlabeled.
C) Two authorized employees must witness when a controlled substance is discarded.
D) Medication discarding programs prevent medication from entering the water supply.
E) C and D
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A peculiar response to a certain drug.

A) Anaphylaxis
B) Cumulative effect
C) Idiosyncrasy
D) Toxicity
E) Synergism
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35
The class of medication that thins bronchial secretions, making it easier to cough up the mucus.

A) Hemostatic
B) Miotic
C) Mydriatic
D) Expectorant
E) Stimulant
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36
The class of medication that relieves pain.

A) Anticholinergic
B) Corticosteroid
C) Diuretic
D) Analgesic
E) Anesthetic
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This route has the fastest absorption rate.

A) Oral
B) Subcutaneous
C) Intramuscular
D) Intravenous
E) Buccal
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38
What statement is not true?

A) All controlled substances must be kept in a locked cabinet or safe.
B) Controlled substances must be kept in their original containers.
C) Controlled substances must be kept separate from non-narcotic medications.
D) A log of controlled substances must be kept.
E) An inventory of controlled substances must be done every 2 years.
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39
The need for a larger dose to get the same therapeutic or desired effect.

A) Dependence
B) Potentiation
C) Tolerance
D) Addiction
E) Antagonism
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40
__________ is the study of how genetic factors influence a person's metabolic response to a specific medication.

A) Pharmacogenomics
B) Pharmacokinetics
C) Pharmacology
D) Pharmacodynamics
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41
What abbreviation means "before meals"?

A) qid
B) po
C) ac
D) STAT
E) Fe
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42
What abbreviation means "drop"?

A) mg
B) gtt
C) cc
D) fl oz
E) gr
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43
This class of medication has the side effects of dizziness, drowsiness, visual changes (blurred, yellow), and arrhythmias.

A) Antibiotics (cephalexin)
B) Anticoagulant (warfarin)
C) Antiarrhythmics (digoxin)
D) Antihistamine (promethazine)
E) Antihypertensive (metoprolol)
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44
This classification of medication is used to prevent clots and has the adverse reactions of bloody and tarry stools.

A) Antibiotics (cephalexin)
B) Antiplatelets (clopidogrel)
C) Antiarrhythmics (digoxin)
D) Antihistamine (promethazine)
E) NSAID (ibuprofen)
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45
The time it takes for the drug to reach its greatest effective concentration in the blood.

A) Biological half-life
B) Onset
C) Peak
D) Duration
E) Excretion
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46
What abbreviation means "four times a day"?

A) qid
B) bid
C) 4xd
D) tid
E) qod
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47
What abbreviation means "three times a day"?

A) qid
B) bid
C) 3xd
D) tid
E) qd
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48
What is not needed on every prescription?

A) Date of issue
B) Patient information
C) Drug name and strength
D) Provider's DEA number
E) Number of refills
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49
What abbreviation means "twice a day"?

A) qid
B) bid
C) 4xd
D) tid
E) qod
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50
This classification of medication is used for pain and fever and has the side effects of GI intolerance and ringing in the ear.

A) Antibiotics (cephalexin)
B) Anticoagulant (warfarin)
C) Antiarrhythmics (digoxin)
D) Antihistamine (promethazine)
E) NSAID (ibuprofen)
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51
Conditions or diseases for which the drug is used.

A) Precautions
B) Contraindications
C) Interactions
D) Indications
E) Adverse reactions
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52
The part of the prescription includes the directions to the patient regarding the dose and time of the medication.

A) Superscription
B) Subscription
C) Signature
D) Inscription
E) Patient information
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53
This classification of medication is used to treat bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. Adverse reactions of this class include suicidal thoughts and tardive dyskinesia.

A) Antipsychotic (aripiprazole)
B) Antiplatelets (clopidogrel)
C) Antiarrhythmics (digoxin)
D) Antihistamine (promethazine)
E) NSAID (ibuprofen)
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54
Medications, foods, and beverages that impact the medication.

A) Precautions
B) Contraindications
C) Interactions
D) Indications
E) Adverse reactions
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55
This class of medication has the desired effect of decreasing the clotting ability of the blood.

A) Anticonvulsant
B) Anticoagulant
C) Antacid
D) Antianxiety
E) Anticholinergic
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56
What abbreviation means "tablespoon"?

A) tsp
B) Tbs
C) tbsp
D) All of above
E) B and C
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57
This part of the prescription includes the medication name and strength.

A) Superscription
B) Subscription
C) Signature
D) Inscription
E) Patient information
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58
This type of medication order applies to all patients who meet specific criteria.

A) Routine order
B) Standing order
C) PRN order
D) Single order
E) Stat order
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59
Indicates necessary actions or special cares that need to be taken when the patient is on the medication.

A) Precautions
B) Contraindications
C) Interactions
D) Indications
E) Adverse reactions
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60
This class of medication has the desired effect of blocking histamine action.

A) Antidepressant
B) Antihistamine
C) Antihyperglycemics
D) Antihypertensive
E) Antiinflammatory
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61
Order: ABC 150 mg. Stock: ABC 8% solution. How many mL(s) will you give? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 5.3 mL
B) 0.1 mL
C) 2.1 mL
D) 1.9 mL
E) None of the above
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62
Order: ABC 140 mg po. Stock: ABC 35 mg po scored tablets. How many tablets will the patient take per dose? (do not round your answers)

A) 0.25 tab
B) 2 tabs
C) 0.5 tab
D) 0.3 tab
E) None of the above
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63
Prescription: XYZ medication 150 mg, 3 tabs qid ×\times 10 days. How many tablets will be dispensed from the pharmacy? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 90
B) 60
C) 30
D) 150
E) None of the above
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64
Prescription: XYZ medication 400 mg, 6 tabs tid ×\times 16 days. How many tablets will be dispensed from the pharmacy? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 96
B) 384
C) 288
D) 192
E) None of the above
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65
vii = _____

A) 3
B) 9
C) 12
D) 8
E) 7
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66
Order: ABC 200 mg. Stock: ABC 10% solution. How many mL(s) will you give? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 2 mL
B) 0.2 mL
C) 2.1 mL
D) 20 mL
E) None of the above
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67
What is the correct way to write numbers for medications?

A) 2.0 mL
B) 2mL
C) 2 mL
D) 0.2mL
E) 0.02 mL
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68
Order: ABC 175 mg po. Stock: ABC 700 mg po scored tablets. How many tablets will the patient take per dose? (do not round your answers)

A) 4 tabs
B) 0.25 tab
C) 0.5 tab
D) 0.75 tab
E) None of the above
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69
Order: ABC 150 mg po. Stock: ABC 600 mg po scored tablets. How many tablets will the patient take per dose? (do not round your answers)

A) 4 tabs
B) 0.25 tab
C) 0.5 tab
D) 0.75 tab
E) None of the above
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70
Order: ABC 350 mg. Stock: ABC 1200 mg/3 mL. How many mL(s) will you give? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 0.3 mL
B) 0.8 mL
C) 3.4 mL
D) 0.9 mL
E) None of the above
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71
Order: ABC 260 mg. Stock: ABC 1.2 g/2 mL. How many mL(s) will you give? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 0.2 mL
B) 4.6 mL
C) 2.1 mL
D) 0.5 mL
E) None of the above
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72
Order: ABC 1500 mg. Stock: ABC 2.2 g/3 mL. How many mL(s) will you give? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 0.7 mL
B) 2 mL
C) 2.1 mL
D) 1.5 mL
E) None of the above
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73
Order: ABC 225 mg po. Stock: ABC 450 mg po scored tablets. How many tablets will the patient take per dose? (do not round your answers)

A) 0.5 tab
B) 2 tabs
C) 0.25 tab
D) 5 tabs
E) None of the above
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74
Order: ABC 20 mg. Stock: ABC 5% solution. How many mL(s) will you give? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 4 mL
B) 0.8 mL
C) 0.4 mL
D) 1.4 mL
E) None of the above
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75
Patient's weight: 54 lb. Medication order: 0.7 mg/kg. Stock medication: 10 mg/mL. How many mL(s) will you give? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 0.7 mL
B) 8.3 mL
C) 1.7 mL
D) 00.7 mL
E) None of the above
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76
Order: ABC 800 mg. Stock: ABC 1500 mg/mL. How many mL(s) will you give? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 1.8 mL
B) 0.5 mL
C) 1.9 mL
D) 0.6 mL
E) None of the above
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77
Order: ABC 230 mg. Stock: ABC 600 mg/3 mL. How many mL(s) will you give? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 0.4 mL
B) 1.2 mL
C) 2.6 mL
D) 7.8 mL
E) None of the above
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78
Order: ABC 450 mg. Stock: ABC 780 mg/2 mL. How many mL(s) will you give? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 0.3 mL
B) 3.5 mL
C) 0.6 mL
D) 1.2 mL
E) None of the above
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79
Order: ABC 750 mg. Stock: ABC 1.8 g/4 mL. How many mL(s) will you give? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 1.7 mL
B) 1.6 mL
C) 0.4 mL
D) 2.4 mL
E) None of the above
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80
Prescription: XYZ medication 80 mg, 4 tabs bid ×\times 30 days. How many tablets will be dispensed from the pharmacy? (round the answer to the nearest tenth)

A) 120
B) 480
C) 360
D) 240
E) None of the above
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