PRN 103 - Week 5 Mini Pharm Quiz Prep

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This Game covers all pharmacology that was covered during Week 4 & 5.

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Froggy Jumps PRN 103 - Week 5 Mini Pharm Quiz PrepOnline version This Game covers all pharmacology that was covered during Week 4 & 5. by Sarah Christ 1 Which anticonvulsant does not require regular blood level monitoring? a phenytoin b valproic acid c levetiracetam 2 Which meal should a patient avoid when taking carbidopa-levodopa? a Toast with jelly b Chicken breast with eggs c Oatmeal with fruit 3 What is a sign of carbidopa-levodopa toxicity that should be reported? a Red-colored urine b Tongue protrusions c Drowsiness 4 What is the purpose of pyridostigmine in Myasthenia Gravis? a Increase dopamine b Improve muscle strength c Reduce inflammation 5 Which side effect is associated with cholinesterase inhibitors like neostigmine? a Tachycardia b Dry mouth c Diaphoresis 6 When should pyridostigmine be taken for best results? a After meals b Before meals c At bedtime 7 What is the main action of aspirin and clopidogrel? a Dissolve existing clots b Lower blood pressure c Prevent platelet clumping 8 Which finding suggests aspirin toxicity? a Constipation b Tinnitus c Sweating 9 Why is aspirin contraindicated in children? a Risk of ulcers b Risk of Reye’s syndrome c Risk of tooth staining 10 What is a common side effect of heparin therapy? a Constipation b Bleeding c Hypertension 11 Which lab value is used to monitor heparin therapy? a PT-INR b aPTT c D-dimer 12 What is the antidote for heparin overdose? a Vitamin K b Protamine sulfate c Naloxone 13 Which lab test is used to monitor warfarin therapy? a aPTT b INR c CBC 14 What is the antidote for warfarin overdose? a Protamine sulfate b Activated charcoal c Vitamin K 15 Which patient teaching is important for someone on warfarin? a Eat a consistent amount of leafy greens b Avoid all protein foods c Use NSAIDs for aches and pains 16 Why is a heparin bridge used when starting warfarin therapy? a Heparin reverses warfarin effects b Heparin prevents clots until warfarin is therapeutic c Warfarin works immediately 17 How often do patients usually need blood tests to monitor apixaban levels? a Weekly b Monthly c Rarely or not at all 18 If a patient on dabigatran experiences unusual bleeding, what should they do? a Wait to see if it stops b Skip their next dose c Report it to their healthcare provider immediately 19 What is the primary action of thrombolytics? a Prevent clots from forming b Break up existing clots c Decrease blood pressure 20 What is the most common thrombolytic medication? a Tissue plasminogen activator (tPA) b Heparin c Aspirin 21 What is the primary use of sumatriptan? a Migraine prevention b Acute migraine relief c Cluster headache treatment 22 Which is a serious side effect of rizatriptan that should be reported immediately? a Chest pain b Nausea c Drowsiness 23 Which medication is commonly used to reduce ICP by drawing fluid out of brain tissue? a Mannitol b Furosemide c Acetaminophen 24 Which treatment helps reduce brain swelling by pulling water from cells into the bloodstream? a Hypertonic saline b Hypotonic saline c Isotonic saline 25 Carbidopa-levodopa is used to improve which symptoms in Parkinson’s disease? a Muscle weakness and fatigue b Bradykinesia and tremors c Memory loss and confusion

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PRN 103 - Week 5 Mini Pharm Quiz PrepOnline version

by Sarah Christ

Which anticonvulsant does not require regular blood level monitoring?

Which meal should a patient avoid when taking carbidopa-levodopa?

What is a sign of carbidopa-levodopa toxicity that should be reported?

What is the purpose of pyridostigmine in Myasthenia Gravis?

Which side effect is associated with cholinesterase inhibitors like neostigmine?

When should pyridostigmine be taken for best results?

What is the main action of aspirin and clopidogrel?

Which finding suggests aspirin toxicity?

Why is aspirin contraindicated in children?

What is a common side effect of heparin therapy?

Which lab value is used to monitor heparin therapy?

What is the antidote for heparin overdose?

Which lab test is used to monitor warfarin therapy?

What is the antidote for warfarin overdose?

Which patient teaching is important for someone on warfarin?

Why is a heparin bridge used when starting warfarin therapy?

How often do patients usually need blood tests to monitor apixaban levels?

If a patient on dabigatran experiences unusual bleeding, what should they do?

What is the primary action of thrombolytics?

What is the most common thrombolytic medication?

What is the primary use of sumatriptan?

Which is a serious side effect of rizatriptan that should be reported immediately?

Which medication is commonly used to reduce ICP by drawing fluid out of brain tissue?

Which treatment helps reduce brain swelling by pulling water from cells into the bloodstream?

Carbidopa-levodopa is used to improve which symptoms in Parkinson’s disease?