NR 568 Week 1 Quiz / NR568 Week 1 Quiz (Latest 2023/2024)
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1. What is the treatment for Tinea Pedis (athletes feet):
a. Topical Azole
b. Undecylenic acid
c. Clotrimazole
d. Oral griseofulvin 6-8 weeks: Answer: B.
2. What is treatment for Tinea cruris (ringworm of groin)
a. Topical Azole
b. Undecylenic acid
c. Clotrimazole or systemic treatment of glucocorticoids.
d. Oral griseofulvin 6-8 weeks: Answer: c
3. What is treatment for Tinea Corporis?
a. Topical Azole or allylamine; severe infection use oral griseofulvin.
b. Undecylenic acid
c. Clotrimazole
d. Oral griseofulvin 6-8 weeks: Answer: a
4. What is treatment for tinea capitis (ringworm of head)
a. Topical Azole
b. Undecylenic acid
c. Clotrimazole
d. Oral griseofulvin 6-8 weeks: Answer: D
5. What is treatment for oral candidiasis; select all that apply.
a. Topical Azole
b. miconazole
c. Clotrimazole
d. Nystatin: Answer: B, C, D
6. What causes Farmers Lung:
A. Ringworm
B. Aspergillosis
C. Parasite infection
D. Pneumonia: B
7. How do you treat Aspergillosis; farmers' lung
A. Caspofungin; cancidas
B. Itraconazole
C. Albendazole
D. Clotrimazole: A.
8. Voriconazole should not be combined with what?
A. Itraconazole
B. Abacavir
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C. Phenobarbital
D. Mebendazole: C
9. What is the reason why Phenobarbital and Voriconazole should not be
combined?
A. Adverse Drug reaction
B. Liver failure
C. CYP450 inducer
D. Cardiac failure: C. Phenobarbital is a CYP450 inducer which can reduce levels
of drugs like voriconazole.
10. What is an adverse reaction of Itraconazole; select all that apply:
A. Cardiac suppression
B. Liver injury
C. GI issues
D. Kidney failure
E. Baseline LFT
F. Hypotension
G. HTN: A, B, C, E
11. If taking Itraconazole what drug must you take at least one hour before ortwo
hours after to prevent improper drug absorption?
A. PPI
B. Beta Blocker
C. Anthelminitics
D. CCB: A
12. What is an example of an nucleotide reverse transcriptase inhibitor?
A. Pyrantel
B. Voriconazole
C. Abacavir
D. Didanosine: C.
13. What anthelmintics require monitoring? Select all that apply
A. Albendazole
B. Praziquantel
C. Ivermectin
D. Moxidectin: A, B, C, D
14. What do you need to monitor with albendazole?
A. Ophthalmologic exam if abnormal from baseline
B. LFT
C. LFT, CBC with differential, renal function
D. Ferritin: C.
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Chamberlain
1. What is the treatment for Tinea Pedis (athletes feet):
a. Topical Azole
b. Undecylenic acid
c. Clotrimazole
d. Oral griseofulvin 6-8 weeks: Answer: B.
2. What is treatment for Tinea cruris (ringworm of groin)
a. Topical Azole
b. Undecylenic acid
c. Clotrimazole or systemic treatment of glucocorticoids.
d. Oral griseofulvin 6-8 weeks: Answer: c
3. What is treatment for Tinea Corporis?
a. Topical Azole or allylamine; severe infection use oral griseofulvin.
b. Undecylenic acid
c. Clotrimazole
d. Oral griseofulvin 6-8 weeks: Answer: a
4. What is treatment for tinea capitis (ringworm of head)
a. Topical Azole
b. Undecylenic acid
c. Clotrimazole
d. Oral griseofulvin 6-8 weeks: Answer: D
5. What is treatment for oral candidiasis; select all that apply.
a. Topical Azole
b. miconazole
c. Clotrimazole
d. Nystatin: Answer: B, C, D
6. What causes Farmers Lung:
A. Ringworm
B. Aspergillosis
C. Parasite infection
D. Pneumonia: B
7. How do you treat Aspergillosis; farmers' lung
A. Caspofungin; cancidas
B. Itraconazole
C. Albendazole
D. Clotrimazole: A.
8. Voriconazole should not be combined with what?
A. Itraconazole
B. Abacavir
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C. Phenobarbital
D. Mebendazole: C
9. What is the reason why Phenobarbital and Voriconazole should not be
combined?
A. Adverse Drug reaction
B. Liver failure
C. CYP450 inducer
D. Cardiac failure: C. Phenobarbital is a CYP450 inducer which can reduce levels
of drugs like voriconazole.
10. What is an adverse reaction of Itraconazole; select all that apply:
A. Cardiac suppression
B. Liver injury
C. GI issues
D. Kidney failure
E. Baseline LFT
F. Hypotension
G. HTN: A, B, C, E
11. If taking Itraconazole what drug must you take at least one hour before ortwo
hours after to prevent improper drug absorption?
A. PPI
B. Beta Blocker
C. Anthelminitics
D. CCB: A
12. What is an example of an nucleotide reverse transcriptase inhibitor?
A. Pyrantel
B. Voriconazole
C. Abacavir
D. Didanosine: C.
13. What anthelmintics require monitoring? Select all that apply
A. Albendazole
B. Praziquantel
C. Ivermectin
D. Moxidectin: A, B, C, D
14. What do you need to monitor with albendazole?
A. Ophthalmologic exam if abnormal from baseline
B. LFT
C. LFT, CBC with differential, renal function
D. Ferritin: C.
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