Pharmacy Technician Certification Preparation Textbook Exam Questions - 867 Verified Questions

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Pharmacy Technician Certification Preparation

Textbook Exam Questions

Course Introduction

This course is designed to prepare students for the Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam (PTCE) by covering essential topics such as pharmacology, pharmacy law and ethics, medication safety, pharmacokinetics, pharmacy calculations, and pharmacy operations. Emphasis is placed on developing practical skills in prescription processing, inventory management, drug classifications, and communication within pharmacy settings. Through comprehensive review sessions, practice tests, and simulated scenarios, students will gain the knowledge and confidence needed to perform efficiently as pharmacy technicians and succeed on the national certification exam.

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Pharmacology for Pharmacy Technicians 1st Edition by Kathy Moscou

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Chapter 1: Fundamentals of Pharmacology

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Q1) Fentanyl is used as an _____.

A)anesthetic

B)analgesic

C)anticoagulant

D)antitussive

Answer: B

Q2) Erythropoietin is an example of a biopharmaceutical.

A)True

B)False

Answer: True

Q3) b-adrenergic blocking drug

Answer: A

Q4) proton pump inhibitor

Answer: B

Q5) The aim of drug therapy is to _____ disease.

A)diagnose

B)treat

C)cure

D)all of the above

Answer: D

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Chapter 2: Principles of Pharmacology

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Q1) _____ are drugs that are administered in an inactive form and must be metabolized to their active form.

A)Metabolites

B)Prodrugs

C)Lipophilics

D)Hydrophobics

Answer: B

Q2) Anatomical structures that selectively limit drug access are the _____.

A)blood-brain barrier

B)blood-placenta barrier

C)blood-testicular barrier

D)all of the above

Answer: D

Q3) The body has to metabolize a drug before it is eliminated.

A)True

B)False

Answer: True

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Chapter 3: Pharmacodynamics

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Q1) stimulate growth of cancer

Answer: E

Q2) can be caused by acetaminophen

Answer: B

Q3) In a _____,some of the people in the study will receive a drug containing active ingredient and others will receive a drug look-alike that does not contain active ingredients.

A)blind study

B)single-blind study

C)double-blind study

D)open study

Answer: C

Q4) _____ is ratio of the effective dose to the lethal dose.

A)Dose-response curve

B)Therapeutic index

C)Maximum dose curve

D)Margin

Answer: B

Q5) can be caused by ibuprofen

Answer: C

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Chapter 4: Drug Interactions and Medication Errors

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Q1) Confusing abbreviations can cause serious medication errors.

A)True

B)False

Q2) milliequivalent

Q3) Synergistic effects result when two drugs administered together produce effects that are _____ than what would be produced if either drug were administered alone.

A)equal

B)greater

C)lesser

D)double

Q4) Additive effects may occur when two drugs are administered concurrently.

A)True

B)False

Q5) When warfarin and _____ are administered together,excessive bleeding occurs.

A)acetaminophen

B)codeine

C)penicillin

D)aspirin

Q6) no known drug allergies

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Chapter 5: Treatment of Anxiety

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Q1) only drug in the drug class azapirone

Q2) clomipramine

Q3) All symptoms of anxiety disorders are associated with hyperactivity of the _____ system.

A)autonomic nervous system

B)endocrine system

C)central nervous system

D)respiratory system

Q4) principal drug class used to treat anxiety

Q5) Pharmaceutical treatment of anxiety is achieved by administering drugs that affect the _____ neurotransmitters.

A)serotonin (5-HT)

B)norepinephrine (NE)

C)g-aminobutyric acid (GABA)

D)all of the above

Q6) hydroxyzine HCl

Q7) diazepam

Q8) alprazolam

Q9) antihistamine used for anxiety

Q10) drug used to treat anxiety

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Chapter 6: Treatment of Depression

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Q1) Parnate

Q2) Tricyclic antidepressants have a _____ therapeutic index and can produce cardiotoxicity at doses that are _____ times higher than the therapeutic dose.

A)narrow,2 to 4

B)wide,2 to 4

C)narrow,4 to 6

D)narrow,6 to 8

Q3) Which of the following does not precipitate depressive disorders?

A)hormonal changes

B)substance abuse

C)illnesses

D)gluttony

Q4) Most of the drugs currently indicated for the treatment of bipolar disorder are listed in which FDA pregnancy category?

A)A

B)B

C)C

D)D

Q5) Lexapro

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Chapter 7: Treatment of Schizophrenia and Other Psychoses

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Q1) What neurotransmitter is not associated with schizophrenia?

A)epinephrine

B)glutamate

C)cholecystokinin

D)serotonin

Q2) Persons diagnosed with schizophrenia often see visions or hear voices that cannot be seen or heard by others.

A)True

B)False

Q3) risperidone

Q4) quetiapine

Q5) People diagnosed with schizophrenia often exhibit ______ symptoms.

A)negative

B)positive

C)cognitive

D)all of the above

Q6) Traditional neuroleptics block dopamine at postsynaptic receptor sites.

A)True

B)False

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Chapter 8: Treatment of Parkinsons Disease and Huntingtons Disease

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Q1) There is a(n)_____ in the effectiveness of most anti-Parkinson drugs over time because of the disease's progressive neurodegeneration.

A)increase

B)decrease

C)progression

D)degeneration

Q2) Parlodel

Q3) Huntington's disease is primarily treated with drugs that decrease excessive _____ activity.

A)cholinergic

B)acetylcholinesterase

C)dopaminergic

D)norepinephrine

Q4) A common side effect or effects of most of the drugs used to treat Parkinson's disease is(are)_____.

A)gastrointestinal distress

B)hypotension

C)tachycardia

D)all of the above

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Chapter 9: Treatment of Seizure Disorders

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Q1) valproate

Q2) Signs of an upcoming seizure are important because they indicate _____.

A)the location of abnormal neuronal firing in the cerebrum

B)the location of abnormal neuronal breakdown in the cerebrum

C)symptoms of a more serious brain disorder

D)misfiring of key nervous relay points in the cerebellum

Q3) Which of the following antiseizure medications does not belong to the iminostilbenes class?

A)carbamazepine

B)tegremazepine

C)oxcarbazepine

D)none of the above

Q4) GABA analog

Q5) Successful achievement of the therapeutic goal of seizure therapy is dependent on

A)correctly classifying the seizure type

B)selecting an appropriate drug for seizure type

C)preventing onset of a seizure

D)a and b

Q6) barbiturate

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Chapter 10: Treatment of Pain

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Q1) Chronic pain may persist for years and is adequately controlled by pharmaceuticals.

A)True

B)False

Q2) A patient using a patient-controlled analgesic device can get any amount of medication they need to control their pain.

A)True

B)False

Q3) Agonists activate a receptor,and antagonists do not activate a receptor.

A)True

B)False

Q4) Nondrug treatments for pain include _____.

A)capsaicin

B)TENS

C)acupuncture

D)b and c

Q5) salicylates

Q6) mixed agonists/antagonists

Q7) opioid agonists

Q8) NSAIDs

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Chapter 11: Treatment of Migraine Headache and Alzheimers Disease

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Q1) The most significant neurotransmitter that plays a significant role in Alzheimer's disease is _____.

A)dopamine

B)norepinephrine

C)acetylcholine

D)serotonin

Q2) Which of the following statements about triptans is not true?

A)Triptans are the most widely prescribed drugs for the treatment of acute migraine headaches.

B)The triptans are selective serotonin (5-HT)receptor agonists and stimulate vasoconstriction.

C)Triptans that have a long half-life,frovatriptan (T 1/2 24 hours)and naratriptan (T 1/2 8 hours),are more effective in preventing headache reoccurrence.

D)The use of triptans is restricted to a maximum of 4 to 6 doses per 24 hours.

Q3) naratriptan

Q4) donepezil

Q5) memantine

Q6) rivastigmine

Q7) sumatriptan

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Chapter 12: Treatment of Sleep Disorders and Attention

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Q1) Which of the following prescription drugs is not used to treat insomnia?

A)sedatives/hypnotics

B)benzodiazepines

C)amphetamines

D)barbiturates

Q2) What is not true about ADHD?

A)only affects school-age children

B)affects adults

C)affects adolescents

D)can affect any age group

Q3) The primary treatment for narcolepsy is _____.

A)anti-seizure medications

B)stimulants

C)tricyclic antidepressants

D)any of the above

Q4) What is not true about the effects of barbiturates?

A)They produce tolerance.

B)They can become addictive.

C)Toxic doses produce coma and death.

D)All doses produce hypnosis (induce sleep).

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Chapter 13: Neuromuscular Blockade

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Q1) Drugs that decrease acetylcholine (ACh)release or deplete the neuron of ACh will also cause _____ of muscles.

A)contraction

B)stiffening

C)relaxation

D)tremor

Q2) Common endings for nondepolarizing neuromuscular blocker drugs are _____.

A)"-curare"

B)"-curonium"

C)"-curium"

D)b and c

Q3) Most neuromuscular blocking drugs are poorly absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract;therefore,they are administered ____.

A)topically

B)parenterally

C)transdermally

D)a and c

Q4) depolarizing neuromuscular blocking drugs

Q5) drugs used to reverse the effects of neuromuscular blocking drugs

Q6) nonpolarizing neuromuscular drugs

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Chapter 14: Treatment of Muscle Spasms

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Q1) Cyproheptadine

Q2) Positive symptoms associated with spasticity include muscle weakness,decreased endurance,and reduction in the capacity to make voluntary muscle movements.

A)True

B)False

Q3) Which of the following is not one of the four phases to the development of spasticity?

A)decreased muscle contractility

B)weak muscle tone and decreased reflex activity lasing from days to years

C)decreased reflex excitability

D)stiff,contracted muscles

Q4) The ability of baclofen to cross the blood-brain barrier is limited,so its effectiveness is augmented by administering the drug _____.

A)intravenously

B)intrapleurally

C)intrathecally

D)intraocularly

Q5) Baclofen

Q6) Dantrolene

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Chapter 15: Treatment of Autoimmune Diseases That Affect

the Musculoskeletal System

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Q1) All of the following are true about the pharmacokinetics of glucocorticoids used in the treatment of multiple sclerosis,myasthenia gravis,systemic lupus erythematosus,myositis,and rheumatoid arthritis except _____.

A)the absorption,distribution,metabolism,and elimination of glucocorticoids vary according to the dosage form administered

B)in general,oral dosage forms are well absorbed in the gastrointestinal tract and are readily distributed

C)there are very few adverse effects

D)metabolism occurs in the liver

Q2) cyclosporine

Q3) anakinra

Q4) Enbrel

Q5) chloroquine

Q6) methylprednisolone

Q7) Immunosuppressive drugs work by _____.

A)interfering with the formation of immune cells

B)damaging RNA and DNA needed for replication

C)a and b

D)none of the above

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Chapter 16: Treatment of Osteoporosis and Pagets Disease of the Bone

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Q1) Bisphosphonates work by _____.

A)inhibiting osteoblast activity

B)interfering with recruitment,differentiation,and action of osteoclasts

C)inhibiting osteoclast activity

D)b and c

Q2) How do parathyroid hormone analogs work to treat osteoporosis?

A)increase the rate of bone remodeling

B)thicken structural units of bone (ostens)

C)produce bone architecture that closely resembles normal bone

D)all of the above

Q3) A chronic,progressive disease of bone characterized by loss of bone density and bone strength and resulting in increased fracture risk is called _____.

A)rheumatoid arthritis

B)osteoporosis

C)brittle bone disease

D)osteosarcoma

Q4) Aredia

Q5) Didronel

Q6) Zometa

Q7) Fosamax

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Chapter 17: Treatment of Hyperuricemia and Gout

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Q1) The most common symptom associated with increased urate levels are _____.

A)nausea

B)pain

C)cramps

D)all of the above

Q2) Gout is the primary disease associated with increased urate levels in the bloodstream (hyperuricemia).

A)True

B)False

Q3) Hyperuricemia is associated with increased insulin resistance and _____.

A)diabetes

B)obesity

C)hypertension

D)a and b

Q4) Gout never occurs in perimenopausal women.

A)True

B)False

Q5) A uricosuric is drug that decreases the renal clearance of urates.

A)True

B)False

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Chapter 18: Treatment of Glaucoma

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Q1) Intraocular pressure is caused by buildup of _____.

A)vitreous humor

B)pressure against the retina

C)aqueous humor

D)scar tissue on the lens of the eye

Q2) latanoprost

Q3) Which type of surgery may be performed to reduce intraocular pressure?

A)lens removal

B)laser

C)choroidoplasty

D)none of the above

Q4) Tonometry is a diagnostic test that is performed to measure intraocular pressure.

A)True

B)False

Q5) The most common form of glaucoma is closed angle glaucoma.

A)True

B)False

Q6) timolol maleate

Q7) brimonidine

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Chapter 19: Treatment of Vertigo and Other Disorders of the Ear

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Q1) Agents used to remove excess cerumen,or earwax,are called _____.

A)debriding agents

B)ceruminolytics

C)wax extenders

D)deimpactors

Q2) The first sign of ototoxicity is a discharge from the ear.

A)True

B)False

Q3) Otic drops should be warmed to room temperature before administering into the ear.

A)True

B)False

Q4) Water-clogged ears is another name for swimmer's ear.

A)True

B)False

Q5) The most common causes of drug-induced tinnitus are _____.

A)alcohol

B)salicylates

C)NSAIDs

D)a and b

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Chapter 20: Treatment of Ophthalmic and Otic Infections

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Q1) Which dosage forms best treat herpes zoster ophthalmicus and herpes simplex keratitis?

A)antiviral eye drops

B)pills

C)ophthalmic ointments

D)a and b

Q2) Which of the following drugs is not used to treat toxoplasmosis?

A)pyrimethamine

B)ganciclovir

C)sulfonamides

D)sulfadiazine (ks)

Q3) otitis externa

Q4) Which of the following is not a way to treat blepharitis?

A)self-treat with cold compresses to the eyelids

B)antiinfective ointments

C)corticosteroid eye drops

D)artificial tears

Q5) conjunctivitis

Q6) toxocariasis

Q7) cytomegalovirus

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Chapter 21: Treatment of Angina

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Q1) How should nitroglycerin not be dispensed to the patient?

A)loose tablets in a prescription vial

B)in its original container

C)with a nonsafety cap

D)in an amber glass bottle

Q2) ß-Adrenergic blockers are the oldest class of drugs used to treat angina.

A)True

B)False

Q3) An adverse reaction such as a fatal drop in blood pressure can occur when _____ (treatment for erectile dysfunction)are administered to patients who are taking nitroglycerin.

A)NSAIDs

B)ß-blockers

C)phosphodiesterase inhibitors

D)a and c

Q4) Nitrates act by what means to reduce angina pain?

A)dilate veins

B)reduce heart muscle tension

C)decrease oxygen demand

D)all of the above

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Chapter 22: Treatment of Hypertension

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Q1) Gestational hypertension typically occurs after _____ weeks of pregnancy in susceptible women.It can cause premature delivery and fetal growth retardation.

A)20

B)25

C)30

D)none of the above

Q2) _____ is the most diagnosed medical condition in the United States.

A)Myocardial infarction

B)Hypertension

C)Diabetes

D)Cancer

Q3) irbesartan

Q4) spironolactone

Q5) lisinopril

Q6) Which ACE inhibitor is a good choice for patients with decreased kidney function?

A)enalapril

B)fosinopril

C)quinapril

D)ramipril

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Chapter 23: Treatment of Heart Failure

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Q1) The mechanism of action for ß-blockers used in the treatment of heart failure is to

A)block excess sympathetic stimulation induced by heart failure

B)block excess parasympathetic stimulation induced by hypertension

C)elevate peripheral arterial resistance

D)none of the above

Q2) Cardioglycosides such as digoxin have a _____effect on the heart;they increase in the force of myocardial contractions.

A)positive chronotropic

B)negative dromotropic

C)negative inotropic

D)positive inotropic

Q3) Digoxin works by doing all of the following except _____.

A)increasing cardiac output

B)decreasing compensatory sympathetic activity

C)increasing potassium

D)slowing the heart rate

Q4) Enalapril

Q5) metoprolol

Q6) Digoxin

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Chapter 24: Treatment of Myocardial Infarction and Stroke

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Q1) All thrombolytics lose shelf-life rapidly after reconstitution.They must be stored in the refrigerator and used within ____ hours.

A)12

B)24

C)36

D)48

Q2) Abciximab,a glycoprotein IIb/IIIa inhibitor,works by blocking the final pathway of platelet aggregation and is the only _____ antiplatelet drug.

A)transdermal

B)parenteral

C)enteral

D)intrathecal

Q3) An example of an anticoagulant that is manufactured from pig intestines and cow lungs is _____.

A)heparin

B)warfarin

C)Coumadin

D)thrombin

Q4) HMG CoA reductase inhibitors

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Chapter 25: Treatment of Arrhythmia

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Q1) The prototype Class IA antiarrhythmic that has been widely used since the 1920s is

A)digoxin

B)quinidine

C)verapamil

D)amiodarone

Q2) Class II agents

Q3) The process of returning the cells to their resting state is called:

A)depolarization

B)repolarization

C)refractory period

D)polarization

Q4) Atrial flutter refers to a heart rate of 100 to 300 beats per minute.

A)True

B)False

Q5) Atrial fibrillation in not life threatening,so it is not a risk factor for stroke.

A)True

B)False

Q6) Class I agents

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Chapter 26: Treatment of Gastroesophageal Reflux

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Q1) An example of a mucosal protectant that decreases the susceptibility of epithelial cells that line the stomach and small intestine to damage by gastric acids,pepsin,and H.pylori is _____.

A)Protonix

B)misoprostol

C)metoclopramide

D)Aciphex

Q2) Which sphincter in the digestive system is affected by GERD?

A)duodenal sphincter

B)pyloric sphincter

C)lower esophageal sphincter

D)laryngeal sphincter

Q3) Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs)work by _____.

A)decreasing gastric acids by interfering with the final step in gastric acid production

B)interfering with hydrogen and potassium ion exchange

C)a and b

D)none of the above

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Chapter 27: Treatment of Irritable Bowel

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Q1) The laxatives of choice for treating the symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome are

A)bulk-forming laxatives

B)fiber supplements

C)bile acid sequestrants

D)a and b

Q2) mesalamine

Q3) Which disease affects men and women equally?

A)ulcerative colitis

B)diverticulitis

C)Crohn's disease

D)proctitis

Q4) What are three common symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome,ulcerative colitis,and Crohn's disease?

A)bloating,constipation,cramping

B)abdominal pain,diarrhea,cramping

C)rectal bleeding,bloating,diarrhea

D)cramping,abdominal pain,bloating

Q5) loperamide

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Chapter 28: Treatment of Asthma and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

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Q1) Omalizumab

Q2) Zafirlukast

Q3) Omalizumab is considered to be a(n)_____.

A)"add-on" therapy for patients whose asthma is not controlled with inhaled corticosteroids and ß2 adrenergic agonists

B)monoclonal antibody

C)treat for acute symptoms of asthma

D)a and b

Q4) Salmeterol

Q5) Exposure to occupational irritants does not contribute to developing COPD.

A)True

B)False

Q6) Fluticasone

Q7) Which of the following is not a symptom of asthma?

A)airway constriction

B)sneezing

C)inflammation

D)mucus

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Q9) Budesonide

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Chapter 29: Treatment of Allergies

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Q1) What kind of effect do allergies have on sensitive individuals?

A)quality of life

B)productivity

C)performance

D)all of the above

Q2) Which of the following is not a condition triggered by allergic rhinitis?

A)nasal itching

B)fever

C)sneezing

D)runny nose

Q3) All of the following drugs are used to treat allergies except _____.

A)antihistamines

B)inhaled corticosteroids

C)H receptor antagonists

D)leukotriene modifiers

Q4) Urticaria is treated by which of the following pharmacological agents?

A)H receptor antagonists

B)H receptor antagonists

C)glucocorticoids

D)a and c

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Chapter 30: Treatment of Prostate Disease and Erectile

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Q1) Which of the following is not a benefit of -adrenergic antagonists for the treatment of BPH?

A)relaxation of the prostate gland

B)increase of urethral resistance

C)improvement in flow of urine

D)relaxation of smooth muscle of the bladder

Q2) An inflamed or infected prostate gland is termed _____.

A)prostatomegaly

B)prostatitis

C)adenoprostitis

D)prostatodynia

Q3) Alprostadil is formulated for _____.

A)oral administration

B)intraurethral insertion

C)intracavernosal injection

D)b and c

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Chapter 31: Treatment of Fluid and Electrolyte Disorders

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Q1) Chloride is lost in all of the following ways except _____.

A)urine

B)saliva

C)sweat

D)stomach secretions

Q2) The two major fluid compartments of the body are termed extracellular fluid and _____ fluid.

A)intervascular

B)intercellular

C)intracellular

D)none of the above

Q3) Which of the following electrolytes is present in greatest concentration within the cell and is the second most abundant intracellular cation after potassium?

A)sodium

B)calcium

C)bicarbonate

D)magnesium

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Chapter 32: Treatment of Thyroid Disorders

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Q1) Thyroid levels are tightly controlled by the _____ feedback loop.

A)negative

B)positive

C)neurotransmitter

D)a and b

Q2) Which thyroid drug(s)may produce a dangerous drop in white blood cells (agranulocytosis)that increases the risk for serious infection?

A)methimazole and PTU

B)Cytomel

C)Synthroid

D)Thyrolar

Q3) Synthroid

Q4) Which of the following drugs does not interact with thyroid hormones?

A)ferrous products

B)calcium supplements

C)cholesterol-lowering products

D)antineoplastic products

Q5) Armour

Q6) Tyrolar

Q7) Tapazole

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Chapter 33: Treatment of Diabetes Mellitus

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Q1) stimulates the pancreas to secrete insulin when blood sugar levels are high,slows the emptying of the stomach,and causes decreased appetite

Q2) Diabetes mellitus is a disorder of metabolism that involves _____ utilization.

A)protein

B)glucose

C)fat

D)all of the above

Q3) increases insulin release and decreases glucagon levels by potentiating the activity of peptide hormones that are released in response to eating a meal

Q4) _____ is the most common form of diabetes and accounts for 90% to 95% of all diabetes

A)Gestational diabetes

B)Type 2 diabetes

C)Type 1 diabetes

D)Diabetes insipidus

Q5) stimulates insulin secretion for pancreatic ß-cells,similar to sulfonylureas

Q6) increases tissue sensitivity to insulin but does not increases insulin secretion

Q7) slows gastric emptying,reduces postprandial glucagon secretion,and reduces appetite

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Chapter 34: Drugs That Affect the Reproductive System

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Q1) The world's most widely used method of reversible birth control currently used by 160 million women is the _____.

A)pill

B)diaphragm

C)intrauterine device

D)patch

Q2) Ortho-Evra

Q3) Condoms offer no protection from sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

A)True

B)False

Q4) Diaphragms are associated with a decreased risk of urinary tract infection.

A)True

B)False

Q5) Oil-based products should not be used with latex diaphragms.

A)True

B)False

Q6) clomiphene

Q7) GNRH analog

Q8) Danazol

Q9) bromocriptine Page 41

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Chapter 35: Treatment of Bacterial Infection

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Q1) Fluoroquinolones are not formulated for which route of administration?

A)oral

B)parenteral

C)topical

D)ophthalmic

Q2) Which of the following drugs is not a ß-lactamase inhibitor?

A)clavulanic acid

B)sulbactam

C)Azactam

D)tazobactam

Q3) Fluoroquinolones' mechanism of action is to _____.

A)inhibit the enzyme DNA gyrase

B)bind to the enzyme kinase

C)inhibit bacterial DNA synthesis

D)a and c

Q4) levofloxacin

Q5) azithromycin

Q6) doxycycline

Q7) clindamycin

Q8) telithromycin

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Chapter 36: Treatment of Viral Infections

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Q1) Antiretroviral therapy is a life-long commitment and requires strict adherence to treatment regimens.

A)True

B)False

Q2) didanosine

Q3) Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)is the virus that causes acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS).The virus attacks _____and weakens the immune system.

A)CD4 monocytes

B)CD4 T lymphocytes

C)CD2 T lymphocytes

D)none of the above

Q4) cidofovir

Q5) Interferons are classified as antiviral agents.

A)True

B)False

Q6) There are eight steps in the HIV life cycle.

A)True

B)False

Q7) interferon

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Chapter 37: Treatment of Cancers

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Q1) The most treatable form of skin cancer is _____.

A)melanoma

B)dermatome

C)Kaposi's sarcoma

D)nonmelanoma

Q2) _____ is approved for treatment of inoperable,metastatic endometrial cancer and renal cell cancer.

A)Megestrol

B)Medroxyprogesterone acetate

C)Mitomycin

D)Myleran

Q3) Endometrial cancer most commonly affects _____ women.

A)postmenopausal

B)menopausal

C)young adult

D)any of the above

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Chapter 38: Vaccines,immunomodulators,and Immunosuppressants

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Q1) All of the following vaccines are inactivated,killed vaccines except _____.

A)flu

B)hepatitis A

C)polio

D)diphtheria

Q2) cyclosporine

Q3) Mycophenolic acid is an immunosuppressive agent that inhibits the enzyme required for synthesis of purines needed for _____.

A)T-cell proliferation

B)B-cell proliferation

C)B-cell antibodies

D)a and b

Q4) Which of the following drugs is used to improve survival rates for individuals with organ transplants and works by suppressing cell destruction in graft-versus-host reactions?

A)tacrolimus

B)cyclosporine

C)Atgam

D)CellCept

Q5) anakinra

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Chapter 39: Treatment of Fungal Infections

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A)a yeast infection

B)a rash

C)onychomycosis

D)thrush

Q2) Which of the following is true about dermatophytes?

A)They live on the top layer of the skin,hair,and nails.

B)They are usually found in the mouth.

C)They thrive in the vaginal mucosa.

D)All of the above are true.

Q3) Candida is called yeast and is a fungus.

A)True

B)False

Q4) _____ is the only antifungal belonging to the thiocarbamate class.

A)Tolnaftate

B)Thionate

C)Thymolate

D)Tolecinate

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Chapter 40: Treatment of Decubitus Ulcers and Burns

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Q1) A second-degree burn is a full-thickness burn.

A)True

B)False

Q2) Burns that are characterized by destruction of both the epidermis and dermis are _____ burns.

A)first-degree

B)second-degree

C)third-degree

D)b and c

Q3) The risk of complication for burns is greatest when more than _____ of the body surface is burned.

A)25%

B)35%

C)40%

D)50%

Q4) In which age group does the "rule of nines" work best?

A)children

B)adolescents

C)adults

D)all of the above

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Chapter 41: Treatment of Acne

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Q1) Common acne,or acne vulgaris,occurs most frequently in the _____ years as a result of overactive secretion by the sebaceous glands,accompanied by blockages and inflammation of their ducts.

A)prepuberty years

B)adolescent years

C)young adulthood

D)menopausal

Q2) Tiny little bumps that occur when normally sloughed skin cells become trapped in small pockets on the surface of the skin and are common in newborns are called

A)milia

B)heat rash

C)papules

D)lunula

Q3) Isotretinoin is classified in FDA pregnancy category _____ drug.

A)A

B)B

C)C

D)D

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Chapter 42: Treatment of Eczema and Psoriasis

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Q1) What is not the mechanism of action for pimecrolimus and tacrolimus?

A)inhibits t-cell activation

B)increases production of cytokines and interleukins

C)inhibit skin cell turnover

D)increases production of interferons

Q2) What kind of disorder is an atopic disease?

A)chemical

B)autoimmune

C)bacterial infection

D)genetic

Q3) alclometasone dipropionate

Q4) All of the following are nonpharmacological treatments for eczema except _____.

A)allergy shots

B)skin care regimens

C)phototherapy

D)avoidance of irritants

Q5) anthralin

Q6) desonide

Q7) calcipotriene

Q8) halobetasol propionate

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Q1) Individuals can get pubic lice from sitting on public toilet seats.

A)True

B)False

Q2) The life cycle of a head louse is about _____ weeks.

A)1 to 2

B)2 to 3

C)3 to 5

D)4 to 6

Q3) A _____ is an organism benefits by living in,with,or on another organism (host),usually to the detriment of the host.

A)parasite

B)protozoa

C)proteus

D)bacterium

Q4) Which of the following is/are true about Malathion?

A)It is used in agriculture.

B)It is used medically to kill head lice.

C)It is no longer on the market in Canada.

D)All of the above are true.

Q5) Ovide

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