Drug Administration Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Drug Administration QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on drug administration and regulations! by Irma Téllez 1 What is the primary role of the FDA? a To promote pharmaceutical sales. b To conduct medical research. c To regulate food and drug safety. 2 What does the term 'pharmacokinetics' refer to? a The study of drug side effects. b The study of drug interactions. c The study of drug absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion. 3 What is a 'black box warning'? a A marketing strategy for new drugs. b A label for over-the-counter drugs. c A warning about serious side effects of a drug. 4 What is the purpose of a drug formulary? a To list approved medications for a specific health plan. b To track drug side effects. c To promote drug sales. 5 What does 'bioavailability' refer to? a The cost of a drug. b The extent and rate at which the active ingredient is absorbed. c The method of drug administration. 6 What does 'adverse drug reaction' mean? a A drug's effectiveness. b An unwanted or harmful reaction to a drug. c A positive effect of a drug. 7 How liquids, capsules, tablets, or chewable tablets are administer? a by oral route b By injection route c sublingual route 8 This is not and injection route a cutaneous route b subcutaneous c intrathecal 9 A needle is inserted into fatty tissue just beneath the skin a subcutaneous b intravenous c intramuscular 10 Drugs are usually injected into the muscle of the upper arm, thigh, or buttock a Intramuscular injection b Intravenous injection c Intrathecal injection 11 A needle is inserted between two vertebrae in the lower spine and into the space around the spinal cord. a intrathecal injection b intravenous injection c intramuscular injection 12 Drugs that are placed under the tongue or between the gums and teeth so that they can dissolve and be absorbed a Sublingual and buccal routes b Oral route c P.R 13 A suppository is prescribed for people who cannot take a drug orally a P.R b P.O c I.V 14 These are used to treat disorders such as glaucoma, conjunctivitis, and injuries can be mixed with inactive substances to make a liquid, gel, or ointment. a Ocular route b eye route c inhalation route 15 drops containing solutions or suspensions are typically applied only to the outer ear canal a otic route b ear route c ocular route 16 Drug is to be breathed in and absorbed through the thin mucous membrane a nasal route b mucous route c buccal route 17 Drugs applied to the skin are usually used for their local effects a Cutaneous route b Transdermal route c epidermis route 18 Some drugs are delivered body wide through a patch on the skin a Transdermal route b Cutaneous route c Sublingual route 19 P.R means a orally b per rectum c suppository 20 P.O means a per mouth b bucally c per rectum 21 The patient was given ovules for the infection, the administrating route will be... a vaginally b rectally c subcutaneouslly 22 A common meddication for cough is ... a syrup b drops c nebulizer 23 Patients who are unable to inhale deeply enough usually. use ... a nebulizers b inhalers c oitment 24 These medications can release active ingredients at a very specific rate a CR tablets b ODT c Coated tablet 25 a small glass or plastic vessel or bottle, often used to store medication in the form of liquids, powders, a vial b Effervescent c soft gel

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Drug Administration QuizOnline version

by Irma Téllez

What is the primary role of the FDA?

What does the term 'pharmacokinetics' refer to?

What is a 'black box warning'?

What is the purpose of a drug formulary?

What does 'bioavailability' refer to?

What does 'adverse drug reaction' mean?

How liquids, capsules, tablets, or chewable tablets are administer?

This is not and injection route

A needle is inserted into fatty tissue just beneath the skin

Drugs are usually injected into the muscle of the upper arm, thigh, or buttock

A needle is inserted between two vertebrae in the lower spine and into the space around the spinal cord.

Drugs that are placed under the tongue or between the gums and teeth so that they can dissolve and be absorbed

A suppository is prescribed for people who cannot take a drug orally

These are used to treat disorders such as glaucoma, conjunctivitis, and injuries can be mixed with inactive substances to make a liquid, gel, or ointment.

drops containing solutions or suspensions are typically applied only to the outer ear canal

Drug is to be breathed in and absorbed through the thin mucous membrane

Drugs applied to the skin are usually used for their local effects

Some drugs are delivered body wide through a patch on the skin

P.R means

P.O means

The patient was given ovules for the infection, the administrating route will be...

A common meddication for cough is ...

Patients who are unable to inhale deeply enough usually. use ...

These medications can release active ingredients at a very specific rate

a small glass or plastic vessel or bottle, often used to store medication in the form of liquids, powders,