3365 UTA Pharm Exam 2 2025 COMPREHENSIVE EXAM QUESTIONS
UTA Pharm 3365 Exam 2
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QUESTIONS|VERIFIED SOLUTIONS (100% CORRECT)
1. Epinephrine is used for ___ ___ cardiac arrest, allergic reaction
and ___ ___
2. Adrenergic Stimulating drugs epinephrine
3. What system is epinephrine SNS
stimulating?
4. What are the adverse effects of tremors, agitation, tachycardia, urinary retention, hyperten-
epinephrine? sion, decreased renal perfusion
5. When determining the differ- palpate the bladder
ence between urinary reten-
tion and decreased urinary per-
fusion, what should you do?
6. Before administering epineph- BP, HR
rine, the nurse should assess
the ___ and the ___ since the
drug causes vasoconstriction.
7. When giving epinephrine for wheezing stopped, BP comes up
allergic reaction, how do you
evaluate if it worked?
8. If infiltration has occurred dur- swelling, coolness
ing IV epinephrine administra-
tion, you will notice ___ and ___
to the touch around the site.
9. What is the drug given for epi- phentolamine
nephrine infiltration?
10. Adrenergic Blocking drugs
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Alpha-Blockers
Beta-blockers
11. Phentolamine will prevent ___ necrosis, ischemia
due to ___ if epinephrine is in-
filtrated.
12. If administering epinephrine 20, saline
for cardiac arrest, you should
always flush with ___ mL of ___
to make sure the drug gets into
the bloodstream.
13. ___ and ___ are the two alpha doxazosin, prazosin
blockers used for hypertension
14. ___ is the alpha blocker used for tamsulosin
BPH
15. The first dose phenomenon vasodilation, BP
with alpha blockers causes
massive ___ and a severe drop
in ___
16. You normally administer alpha night, less
blockers in the ___ because the
patient is ___ likely to get up.
17. When evaluating the effective- empty their bladder
ness of tamsulosin, you will
know it is working because the
patient will be able to ___, have
___ urgency, and ___ frequency.
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18. What do you teach your patient rise slowly, in stages
about standing on alpha block-
ers?
19. The last name of all the beta olol
blockers is ___
20. When you are blocking beta 1, slow down
the HR will ___ ___
21. Centrally-acting Adrenergic clonidine
Drugs
22. Beta 1 selective blockers can be COPD, asthma, lungs
used in ___ and ___ patients be-
cause they don't affect the ___
23. Non-selective beta blockers bronchoconstriction, respiratory
block both beta 1 and beta 2
and cause ___ and possibly ___
distress
24. What type of patient should COPD, asthma
not receive a non-selective beta
blocker?
25. ___ only mildly affects the carvedilol
lungs, so a COPD/asthma pa-
tient could take it, but you have
to make sure that you monitor
closely
26. Do not administer a beta block- 60
er if the HR is less than ___
UTA Pharm 3365 Exam 2
|FREQUENTLY TESTED QUESTIONS |RECENTLY TESTING REAL EXA
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QUESTIONS|VERIFIED SOLUTIONS (100% CORRECT)
1. Epinephrine is used for ___ ___ cardiac arrest, allergic reaction
and ___ ___
2. Adrenergic Stimulating drugs epinephrine
3. What system is epinephrine SNS
stimulating?
4. What are the adverse effects of tremors, agitation, tachycardia, urinary retention, hyperten-
epinephrine? sion, decreased renal perfusion
5. When determining the differ- palpate the bladder
ence between urinary reten-
tion and decreased urinary per-
fusion, what should you do?
6. Before administering epineph- BP, HR
rine, the nurse should assess
the ___ and the ___ since the
drug causes vasoconstriction.
7. When giving epinephrine for wheezing stopped, BP comes up
allergic reaction, how do you
evaluate if it worked?
8. If infiltration has occurred dur- swelling, coolness
ing IV epinephrine administra-
tion, you will notice ___ and ___
to the touch around the site.
9. What is the drug given for epi- phentolamine
nephrine infiltration?
10. Adrenergic Blocking drugs
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Alpha-Blockers
Beta-blockers
11. Phentolamine will prevent ___ necrosis, ischemia
due to ___ if epinephrine is in-
filtrated.
12. If administering epinephrine 20, saline
for cardiac arrest, you should
always flush with ___ mL of ___
to make sure the drug gets into
the bloodstream.
13. ___ and ___ are the two alpha doxazosin, prazosin
blockers used for hypertension
14. ___ is the alpha blocker used for tamsulosin
BPH
15. The first dose phenomenon vasodilation, BP
with alpha blockers causes
massive ___ and a severe drop
in ___
16. You normally administer alpha night, less
blockers in the ___ because the
patient is ___ likely to get up.
17. When evaluating the effective- empty their bladder
ness of tamsulosin, you will
know it is working because the
patient will be able to ___, have
___ urgency, and ___ frequency.
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18. What do you teach your patient rise slowly, in stages
about standing on alpha block-
ers?
19. The last name of all the beta olol
blockers is ___
20. When you are blocking beta 1, slow down
the HR will ___ ___
21. Centrally-acting Adrenergic clonidine
Drugs
22. Beta 1 selective blockers can be COPD, asthma, lungs
used in ___ and ___ patients be-
cause they don't affect the ___
23. Non-selective beta blockers bronchoconstriction, respiratory
block both beta 1 and beta 2
and cause ___ and possibly ___
distress
24. What type of patient should COPD, asthma
not receive a non-selective beta
blocker?
25. ___ only mildly affects the carvedilol
lungs, so a COPD/asthma pa-
tient could take it, but you have
to make sure that you monitor
closely
26. Do not administer a beta block- 60
er if the HR is less than ___
