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Froggy Jumps Pharmacology Essentials QuizOnline version Test your pharmacology basics and key drug concepts. by Mya Yost 1 Pharmacodynamics studies what? a Drug-receptor interactions and responses b Drug storage stability c Drug prices 2 Which is the primary action of loop diuretics? a Inhibit renal tubule secretion b Stimulate aldosterone release c Block reabsorption in the loop of Henle 3 What adverse effect is commonly linked to vancomycin? a Ototoxicity b Hyperkalemia c Hypoglycemia 4 Open-angle glaucoma is characterized by? a Impaired aqueous humor drainage with open angle b Acute iris closure c Elevated intraocular pressure due to blocked canal of Schlemm 5 Penicillin allergy contraindicates which class? a Macrolides b Tetracyclines c Cephalosporins 6 Which drug class inhibits DNA gyrase? a Fluoroquinolones b ACE inhibitors c β-blockers 7 Brimonidine is used for what eye condition? a Glaucoma b Conjunctivitis c Cataracts 8 What is the loading dose concept? a A larger initial dose to reach therapeutic range fast b A dose given after food c A single daily dose 9 Which electrolyte imbalance do thiazide/loop diuretics commonly cause? a Hypernatremia b Hypokalemia c Hyperkalemia 10 Pharmacokinetics includes which process? a Absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion b Activation, inhibition, termination c Delivery, reflection, synthesis 11 What does pharmacodynamics study? a Drug-receptor interactions and effects b Drug absorption and distribution c Drug manufacturing processes 12 Which phase of drug metabolism occurs mainly in the liver? a Phase 3 transport b Phase 4 excretion through kidneys c Phase 1 oxidation/reduction via cytochrome P450 13 Which diuretic primarily acts on the loop of Henle? a Hydrochlorothiazide b Spironolactone c Furosemide 14 What does a black box warning indicate? a Minor dosage guidance b Storage instructions only c FDA’s strongest safety warning for serious risks 15 Which drug class is first-line for chronic open-angle glaucoma? a Beta-blockers only b Cholinergic crisis agents c Prostaglandin analogs (e.g., Latanoprost) 16 What is half-life in pharmacology? a Time for the drug amount to reduce by half b Time to excrete all drug c Time to reach peak concentration 17 Which antibiotic inhibits cell wall synthesis by PBPs? a Tetracycline b Penicillin c Tamoxifen 18 What is the primary mechanism of cephalosporins? a Disrupt bacterial DNA replication b Bind PBPs and disrupt bacterial cell wall c Inhibit protein synthesis 19 Which condition risk is associated with diuretics due to orthostatic changes? a Hyperglycemia b Hyperkalemia c Orthostatic (postural) hypotension 20 Which drug tends to raise potassium levels in the body? a Furosemide b Spironolactone c Hydrochlorothiazide

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Pharmacology Essentials QuizOnline version

by Mya Yost

Pharmacodynamics studies what?

Which is the primary action of loop diuretics?

What adverse effect is commonly linked to vancomycin?

Open-angle glaucoma is characterized by?

Penicillin allergy contraindicates which class?

Which drug class inhibits DNA gyrase?

Brimonidine is used for what eye condition?

What is the loading dose concept?

Which electrolyte imbalance do thiazide/loop diuretics commonly cause?

Pharmacokinetics includes which process?

What does pharmacodynamics study?

Which phase of drug metabolism occurs mainly in the liver?

Which diuretic primarily acts on the loop of Henle?

What does a black box warning indicate?

Which drug class is first-line for chronic open-angle glaucoma?

What is half-life in pharmacology?

Which antibiotic inhibits cell wall synthesis by PBPs?

What is the primary mechanism of cephalosporins?

Which condition risk is associated with diuretics due to orthostatic changes?

Which drug tends to raise potassium levels in the body?