Rasmussen Pharm Exam #1 2026
Questions and Answers
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1. What drugs contribute to urinary retention in a parkinsons patient?
Answer: benztropine
2. What is atropine linger?
Answer: dry mouth, blurred vision, gastric distention
3. How does benzodiazepine work?
Answer: works by calming nerves by sustaining the GABA in your body
4. How would you explain to a patient that is taking a sympathomimetic the way in
which it works?
Answer: triggers fight or flight, which opens the airways and increases the heart rate
5. What is the antidote for an opioid OD?
Answer: naloxone
6. How to apply a transdermal scopolamine patch?
Answer: wash hands, don gloves, take old patch ott, then wash the area
, Put the new patch in a ditterent spot beind the ear with the name date and time written on it
7. What would make you not want to give morphine?
Answer: low respiratory rate (below 10), low heart rate, oxygen saturation below 90%
8. What is the antidote for lorazepam?
Answer: flumazenil
9. What are you going to do when a patient is on phenytoin?
Answer: need meticulous mouth cleaning because hyperplasia gingivitis can occur
10. A pt who is bipolar and is manic, is on valproate and on valproic acid. valproic
acid level is normal, but the hepatic enzymes are elevated what is your concern?
Answer: hepatoxicity, tell doc and ask if they want to continue the medications
11. What is a C2 drug?
What does is mean?
Answer: a controlled substance
watched, only available by prescription and it has to be a written order
have to have 2 nurses count it
must be in a double lock
unused portions get disposed of and there has to be two wittnesses
can't be refilled without a written order
Questions and Answers
100% Guarantee Pass
1. What drugs contribute to urinary retention in a parkinsons patient?
Answer: benztropine
2. What is atropine linger?
Answer: dry mouth, blurred vision, gastric distention
3. How does benzodiazepine work?
Answer: works by calming nerves by sustaining the GABA in your body
4. How would you explain to a patient that is taking a sympathomimetic the way in
which it works?
Answer: triggers fight or flight, which opens the airways and increases the heart rate
5. What is the antidote for an opioid OD?
Answer: naloxone
6. How to apply a transdermal scopolamine patch?
Answer: wash hands, don gloves, take old patch ott, then wash the area
, Put the new patch in a ditterent spot beind the ear with the name date and time written on it
7. What would make you not want to give morphine?
Answer: low respiratory rate (below 10), low heart rate, oxygen saturation below 90%
8. What is the antidote for lorazepam?
Answer: flumazenil
9. What are you going to do when a patient is on phenytoin?
Answer: need meticulous mouth cleaning because hyperplasia gingivitis can occur
10. A pt who is bipolar and is manic, is on valproate and on valproic acid. valproic
acid level is normal, but the hepatic enzymes are elevated what is your concern?
Answer: hepatoxicity, tell doc and ask if they want to continue the medications
11. What is a C2 drug?
What does is mean?
Answer: a controlled substance
watched, only available by prescription and it has to be a written order
have to have 2 nurses count it
must be in a double lock
unused portions get disposed of and there has to be two wittnesses
can't be refilled without a written order
