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This comprehensive collection of real exam-style questions and verified answers is the ultimate study tool for mastering WGU Pharmacology. Covering every major topic including drug sources, pharmacokinetics, administration rights, nervous system drugs, endocrine medications, cardiovascular agents, anti-infectives, chemotherapy, respiratory and gastrointestinal drugs, and reproductive pharmacology, this guide ensures you are thoroughly prepared. Updated with the latest content, it’s perfect for nursing and healthcare students aiming for top scores on their pharmacology exams.

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PHARMACOLOGY ALL (WGU) REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS LATEST
UPGRADE


During which war did mass production of penicillin begin? --
CORRECT ANSWER--WW II



T/F Cumulation means a drug causes Disease --CORRECT
ANSWER--False Cumulation refers to the medication building up or
accumulating in the body



T/F An antagonist blocks a drug from being effective. --CORRECT
ANSWER--True an antagonist counteracts the action of a drug



T/F A drug's half-life is the time needed to decrease the drug's plasma
concentration by 50% --CORRECT ANSWER--True half-life is the
length of time required for the concentration of a drug to decrease by
one-half in plasma



What is the source of lanolin? --CORRECT ANSWER--Animal



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,What is the source of potassium chloride? --CORRECT ANSWER--
minerals



Which of the following is the source of digoxin (Lanoxin)? --
CORRECT ANSWER--plant



Which of the following is the source of barbiturates? --CORRECT
ANSWER--synthetically



Which of the following is the source of leukocytes? --CORRECT
ANSWER--Humans



T/F Psychotropic drugs can cross the blood-brain barrier. --
CORRECT ANSWER--True psychotropic drugs cross the blood-
brain barrier to affect the mind, emotion, or behavior of an individual.



T/F Anticancer drugs do not cross the blood-placenta barrier --
CORRECT ANSWER--False anticancer drugs are teratogenic (cause
birth defects), because they can cross the blood-placenta barrier.



T/F Ototoxicity can damage the eyes. --CORRECT ANSWER--alse
ototoxity refers to the ability of a drug to damage the ears/hearing.
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,T/F Idiosyncratic means safe for children. --CORRECT ANSWER--
False idiosyncratic means unique reaction



T/F The primary organ of metabolism is the kidneys --CORRECT
ANSWER--False the primary organ of metabolism is the liver



T/F A package insert is a valuable source of information about
medications --CORRECT ANSWER--True package inserts the PDR
medication handbooks and pharmacists are all valuablesources of
information about medications.



T/F BUN is a blood test looking at the function of the kidneys --
CORRECT ANSWER--True blood urea nitrogen is a blood test
thatrelates to kidney function



Which means leaving the body? A. Absorption B. Biotransformation
C. Distribution D. Excretion E. Metabolism --CORRECT ANSWER--
*Excretion* is when the body gets rid of excess medication and waste
products.




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, Which means moving through membranes? A. Absorption B.
Biotransformation C. Distribution D. Excretion E. Metabolism --
CORRECT ANSWER--*Absorption* is the passage of a substance
through some surface of the body into body fluids and tissues.



Which means chemical alteration to another substance in the body? A.
Absorption B. Biotransformation C. Distribution D. Excretion --
CORRECT ANSWER--*Biotransformation *(metabolism) is the
chemi- cal alteration that a substance undergoes in the body.



Which means moving of the medication from site of administration to
the target organ? A. Absorption B. Biotransformation C. Distribution
D. Excretion --CORRECT ANSWER--*Distribution* is the dividing
and spreading of a medication to a target organ.



Ototoxicity occurs in the?A. Eyes B. Ears C. Liver D. Kidneys E.
Brain --CORRECT ANSWER--Ototoxicity is damage to the *ears*
caused by medication



Nephrotoxicity occurs in the ?A. Eyes B. Ears C. Liver D. Kidneys E.
Brain --CORRECT ANSWER--Nephrotoxicity is damage to the
*kidneys* caused by medication.


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