NUR651 Final Exam Study questions with verified detailed
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answers
Which category of scheduled drug has a Low potential for abuse; limited physiologic
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dependency
1. Schedule 1
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2. Schedule 2
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3. Schedule 3
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4. Schedule 4
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5. Schedule 5 - ✔✔Schedule 4
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Prescriptive Authority for NP's is regulated by: - ✔✔is regulated by the State Board of
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Nursing, Board of Medicine, or Board of Pharmacy depending on the state
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T/F: (OTC) without a prescription drugs need approval from the FDA for specific uses
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in specific doses like prescription medications. - ✔✔True
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Which category of scheduled drug has a High potential for abuse and not routine
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therapeutic use? ||
1. Schedule 1
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2. Schedule 2
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3. Schedule 3
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4. Schedule 4
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5. Schedule 5 - ✔✔Schedule 1
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,Which category of scheduled drug has the Least potential for abuse; moderate amount
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of opioids?
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1. Schedule 1
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2. Schedule 2
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3. Schedule 3
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4. Schedule 4
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5. Schedule 5 - ✔✔Schedule 5
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What is the difference between prescriptive writing between schedule 2 drugs and the
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others prescriptions? ||
1. The NPI number and signature must be present on the script.
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2. The nurse must also sign the prescription with a schedule 2 drug.
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3. The DEA number and signature of the prescriber must be on the script.
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4. The agent of the prescriber must sign the script - ✔✔3. The DEA number and
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signature of the prescriber must be on the script.
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For controlled substances in Schedule Two, the DEA number of the prescriber has to
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be on the prescription and the prescriber must sign the prescription. For all other
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prescriptions, an agent of the prescriber may sign the prescription || || || || || || || || ||
This is the Absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion of drugs.
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(What the body does to the drug)
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1. Pharmacodynamics
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2. Pharmacokinetics
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3. Therapeutics - ✔✔2. Pharmacokinetics
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This is the Study and measurement of responses of the body to drugs.
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(What the drug does to the body)
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,1. Pharmacodynamics
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2. Pharmacokinetics
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3. Therapeutics - ✔✔1. Pharmacodynamics
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What is the weakest type of bond between drug and receptor?
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1. Hydrogen
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2. van der Waals
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3. Covalent
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4. Ionic - ✔✔2. Van der Waals
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Most drugs have molecular targets, what are the two examples of drugs that do not?
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1. Opioids and NSAIDS
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2. Antacids in the stomach and Volatile general anesthetics
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3. OTC cold medications and inhaled Corticosteroids
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4.Some Blood Pressure Medications and Laxatives - ✔✔2. Antacids in the stomach
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and Volatile general anesthetics
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The drug Valacyclovir is absorbed in the body by which mechanism of transport?
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1. Passive
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2. Active
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3. Facilitated - ✔✔2. Active Transport
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The drug valacyclovir, an antiviral, has an amino acid attached to acyclovir. This
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allows for active transport of the drug from the GI tract through amino acid receptors
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and thus more acyclovir gets to the site of action in the body.
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Which is the most common method of absorption into the body by the oral route?
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, 1. Facilitated Transport
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2. Active Transport
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3. Passive Diffusion - ✔✔3. Passive Diffusion
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T/F: In the blood brain barrier, capillaries have tight junctions that limit the entry of
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lipid soluble substances. - ✔✔False
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Capillaries have tight junctions that limit the entry of WATER soluble substances.
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Which enzymes are ) are responsible for drug metabolism in the liver? - ✔✔The P450
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(CYP) ezymes ||
Alcohol consumption and smoking are liver enzyme inducers or inhibitors? -
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✔✔inducers: ||
This can metabolize the drug more quickly resulting in a less therapeutic outcome
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Grapefruit juice is a liver enzyme inhibitor and people currently taking which drugs
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should avoid drinking this. - ✔✔People taking statins, "ine's", verapamil, 17 B
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estradiol, and dihydropyridine calcium channel blockers should avoid grapefruit juice
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because it may metabolize the drug slower which may lead to toxicity of the drug.
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what do all of these drugs have in common?
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azithromycin
captopril
erythromycin
fluoroquinolones (e.g., ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin) || || ||
griseofulvin
isoniazid
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answers
Which category of scheduled drug has a Low potential for abuse; limited physiologic
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dependency
1. Schedule 1
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2. Schedule 2
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3. Schedule 3
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4. Schedule 4
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5. Schedule 5 - ✔✔Schedule 4
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Prescriptive Authority for NP's is regulated by: - ✔✔is regulated by the State Board of
|| || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||
Nursing, Board of Medicine, or Board of Pharmacy depending on the state
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T/F: (OTC) without a prescription drugs need approval from the FDA for specific uses
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in specific doses like prescription medications. - ✔✔True
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Which category of scheduled drug has a High potential for abuse and not routine
|| || || || || || || || || || || || || ||
therapeutic use? ||
1. Schedule 1
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2. Schedule 2
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3. Schedule 3
|| ||
4. Schedule 4
|| ||
5. Schedule 5 - ✔✔Schedule 1
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,Which category of scheduled drug has the Least potential for abuse; moderate amount
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of opioids?
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1. Schedule 1
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2. Schedule 2
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3. Schedule 3
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4. Schedule 4
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5. Schedule 5 - ✔✔Schedule 5
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What is the difference between prescriptive writing between schedule 2 drugs and the
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others prescriptions? ||
1. The NPI number and signature must be present on the script.
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2. The nurse must also sign the prescription with a schedule 2 drug.
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3. The DEA number and signature of the prescriber must be on the script.
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4. The agent of the prescriber must sign the script - ✔✔3. The DEA number and
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signature of the prescriber must be on the script.
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For controlled substances in Schedule Two, the DEA number of the prescriber has to
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be on the prescription and the prescriber must sign the prescription. For all other
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prescriptions, an agent of the prescriber may sign the prescription || || || || || || || || ||
This is the Absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion of drugs.
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(What the body does to the drug)
|| || || || || ||
1. Pharmacodynamics
||
2. Pharmacokinetics
||
3. Therapeutics - ✔✔2. Pharmacokinetics
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This is the Study and measurement of responses of the body to drugs.
|| || || || || || || || || || || ||
(What the drug does to the body)
|| || || || || ||
,1. Pharmacodynamics
||
2. Pharmacokinetics
||
3. Therapeutics - ✔✔1. Pharmacodynamics
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What is the weakest type of bond between drug and receptor?
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1. Hydrogen
||
2. van der Waals
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3. Covalent
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4. Ionic - ✔✔2. Van der Waals
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Most drugs have molecular targets, what are the two examples of drugs that do not?
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1. Opioids and NSAIDS
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2. Antacids in the stomach and Volatile general anesthetics
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3. OTC cold medications and inhaled Corticosteroids
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4.Some Blood Pressure Medications and Laxatives - ✔✔2. Antacids in the stomach
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and Volatile general anesthetics
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The drug Valacyclovir is absorbed in the body by which mechanism of transport?
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1. Passive
||
2. Active
||
3. Facilitated - ✔✔2. Active Transport
|| || || || ||
The drug valacyclovir, an antiviral, has an amino acid attached to acyclovir. This
|| || || || || || || || || || || || ||
allows for active transport of the drug from the GI tract through amino acid receptors
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and thus more acyclovir gets to the site of action in the body.
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Which is the most common method of absorption into the body by the oral route?
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, 1. Facilitated Transport
|| ||
2. Active Transport
|| ||
3. Passive Diffusion - ✔✔3. Passive Diffusion
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T/F: In the blood brain barrier, capillaries have tight junctions that limit the entry of
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lipid soluble substances. - ✔✔False
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Capillaries have tight junctions that limit the entry of WATER soluble substances.
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Which enzymes are ) are responsible for drug metabolism in the liver? - ✔✔The P450
|| || || || || || || || || || || || || || ||
(CYP) ezymes ||
Alcohol consumption and smoking are liver enzyme inducers or inhibitors? -
|| || || || || || || || || || ||
✔✔inducers: ||
This can metabolize the drug more quickly resulting in a less therapeutic outcome
|| || || || || || || || || || || ||
Grapefruit juice is a liver enzyme inhibitor and people currently taking which drugs
|| || || || || || || || || || || || ||
should avoid drinking this. - ✔✔People taking statins, "ine's", verapamil, 17 B
|| || || || || || || || || || || ||
estradiol, and dihydropyridine calcium channel blockers should avoid grapefruit juice
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because it may metabolize the drug slower which may lead to toxicity of the drug.
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what do all of these drugs have in common?
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azithromycin
captopril
erythromycin
fluoroquinolones (e.g., ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin) || || ||
griseofulvin
isoniazid
