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Intracranial Regulation Pharmacology Quiz

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Intracranial Regulation Pharmacology Quiz
 

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Intracranial Regulation Pharmacology QuizOnline version

Test your pharmacology knowledge.

by Jennifer Berg
1

Patients with hepatic impairment are at risk for increased toxicity with this drug.

2

This barbiturate, used for long term treatment of generalized tonic-clonic and cortical focal seizure, has adverse reactions including insomnia, nightmare, hallucinations, and withdrawal syndrome.

3

What enzyme is inhibited by statins to to lower LDL-C (bad cholesterol) levels by reducing cholesterol synthesis.

4

What anticonvulsant, known to cause hyperammonemia, works by increased GABA activity at inhibitory receptors in the brain?

5

A patient taking which medication is at risk for Stevens-Johnson syndrome and toxic epidermal necrolysis, as indicated by a black box warning

6

Which medication should a nurse recognize as being teratogenic, capable of causing metabolic acidosis, and requires a reduced dose for patients with renal impairment.

7

Which medication, commonly prescribed to treat generalized seizures, is associated with causing dizziness, weakness, fatigue, agitation, anxiety and depression?

8

What medication is used a a skeletal muscle relaxant

9

You are educating your patient with focal seizures about their newly prescribed medication. Which medication should the nurse identify as causing side effects such as somnolence, ataxia, weight gain, nausea.

10

You are caring for a client diagnosed with a pulmonary embolism. Which oral medication would you expect to administer.

11

What benzodiazepine would be ordered for a patient with is experiencing short, sporadic muscle contractions.

12

What osmotic diuretic would be prescribed for a patient to relieve intraocular pressure before surgery?

13

What antiepileptic medication enhances slow inactivation of voltage-gated sodium channels for the treatment of focal seizures?

14

What medication to break down fibrin and dissolve a clot would be anticipated for a client who experienced an ischemic stroke?

15

What benzodiazepine medication is the first line treatment for status epilepticus

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