NR 565 Week 4 Midterm Exam; Review_Questions

  • NR 565 Week 4 Midterm Exam; Review_Questions
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  1. Question: What schedule is Vicodin?
  2. Question: What is the typical starting dose of amlodipine?
  3. Question: What is the typical dose of codeine?
  4. Question: What is the typical dose of alendronate?
  5. Question: How many milligrams are colchicine tabs?
  6. Question: What is the typical dosage of Lortab?
  7. Question: What is the typical starting dose of Lisinopril?
  8. Question: What is the typical starting dose of Losartan?
  9. Question: What are the treatments for osteoarthritis?
  10. Question: First choice drug for acute gout?
  11. Question: For patients with hepatic and renal impairment, what medications are contraindicated with colchicine?
  12. Question: What are some possible adverse effects of Colchicine?
  13. Question: What are some potential adverse effects of allopurinol?
  14. Question: What gout medications require dosage adjustments based on renal and hepatic insufficiency?
  15. Question: What medications are typically co-administered with gout treatments?
  16. Question: What are some complications of untreated gout?
  17. Question: All the following are treatments for osteoporosis except?
  18. Question: What patient education should we provide for biphosphates?
  19. Question: What is one rare but serious adverse effect of biphosphates?
  20. Question: What are some drugs that interact with Celecoxib?
  21. Question: What is the MOA- mechanism of action of NSAIDS?
  22. Question: Examples of Disease Modifying Anti-Rheumatic Drugs (DMARDS) include all of the following EXCEPT:
  23. Question: What baseline labs are needed before starting DMARDs?
  24. Question: Patient teaching for DMARDs includes all the following except
  25. Question: How should we educate our patients regarding DMARDs and contraceptive use?
  26. Question: What is the black box warning for estrogen?
  27. Question: What is the black box warning for bisphosphonates?
  28. Question: What range is considered Stage 1 hypertension?
  29. Question: What are some contraindications of beta blockers?
  30. Question: What are some contraindications of ACEI?
  31. Question: What is the major contraindication with Ranolazine?
  32. Question: What clinical tools are used to treat hyperlipidemia?
  33. Question: What range is stage 2 hypertension?
  34. Question: What BP med should be avoided in African Americans?
  35. Question: What medication is approved for hypertension in pregnancy?
  36. Question: What is the mechanism of action for digoxin?
  37. Question: What is the mechanism of action for Verapamil?
  38. Question: What is the mechanism of action for nitro?
  39. Question: Goals of treatment of angina include
  40. Question: Drugs to treat angina include all the following except:
  41. Question: What labs should be ordered for BP medication monitoring?
  42. Question: What is the appropriate intervals for medication adjustments?
  43. Question: All the following are true regarding aldosterone and how we manage effects except
  44. Question: Patients who abruptly stop taking clonidine are at risk for what?
  45. Question: Drug interactions to be mindful of, avoid, or adjust dosage of warfarin include al the following EXCEPT
  46. Question: Drug interactions to be mindful of with Carbamazepine include
  47. Question: Drug interactions to be mindful of with Digoxin including all the following EXCEPT:
  48. Question: Quinidine can double the levels of what antidysrhythmic?
  49. Question: Prescribing and lifespan considerations for the elderly include
  50. Question: All the following are contraindications in pregnancy EXCEPT:
  51. Question: All the following are patient and provider responsibilities in opioid drug therapies EXCEPT
  52. Question: How would we approach conversations about Opioid Use Disorder?
  53. Question: What types of pain can be treated with psychotropic medications?
  54. Question: What are some risk factors of opioid use disorder?
  55. Question: The risk factors for overdose and reasons to prescribe Naloxone include all EXCEPT:
  56. Question: What is PEG assessment scale regarding chronic pain and opioid use?
  57. Question: What conditions do NOT warrant opioid therapy?
  58. Question: What is a morphine milligram equivalent (MME)?
  59. Question: What is the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (PDMP) and when should we use it?
  60. Question: What are the outcomes of hepatic and renal insufficiency with opioid therapy?
  61. Question: Regarding CYP450 inducers, what does CRAP GPS stand for?
  62. Question: CYP450 inhibitors include all the following EXCEPT
  63. Question: What is the most common CYP450 subtypes?
  64. Question: What is a opioid agonist?
  65. Question: What is an example of an opioid agonist?
  66. Question: What is the outcome of having a poor metabolism phenotype?
  67. Question: What is the role of the government agencies when it comes to prescription drugs?
  68. Question: What is the black box warning for opioids like fentanyl?
  69. Question: What is the black box warning for methadone?
  70. Question: The risks for developing substance use disorder include all EXCEPT
  71. Question: What conditions warrant opioid therapy?
  72. Question: What schedule is Tylenol with codeine?
  73. Question: What schedule is fentanyl, Dilaudid and oxycodone?
  74. Question: What schedule is Adderall and Ritalin?
  75. Question: What class of meds are Schedule 5?
  76. Question: What schedule of meds cannot be prescribed by NPs?
  77. Question: What is prescription authority?
  78. Question: Who mandates prescription authority?
  79. Question: What problems arise when prescription authority is limited?
  80. Question: What are some of the responsibilities of prescribing?
  81. Question: We can keep patients safe by doing all these things EXCEPT
  82. Question: All these reasons for medical non-adherence EXCEPT
  83. Question: What type of evidence should prescribers use to make treatment recommendations?
  84. Question: All these physiological changes of aging have an impact on medication absorption EXCEPT
  85. Question: All these physiological changes of aging have an impact on medication distribution EXCEPT
  86. Question: All these physiological changes of aging have an impact on medication metabolism EXCEPT
  87. Question: All these physiological changes of aging have an impact on medication excretion EXCEPT
  88. Question: What is BEERS criteria?
  89. Question: What schedule is Ativan, Xanax, and Valium?
  90. Question: What schedule is tramadol?
  91. Question: What is included in the black box warning for hydrocodone?

 

 

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