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NUR 635 Advanced Pharmacology
Final

What would be the first line med for mild-moderate pain, sprained ankle? – answer
NSAID (Ibuprofen)

A patient being prescribed phenytoin for seizures, what does monitoring include? -
answer Monitor for phenytoin syndrome, 3-5 weeks after starting therapy

Patient recently started on carbamazepine for seizures, he comes in and his levels are
sub-therapeutic? - answer Auto-metabolism, need to switch to a new agent.

What does the carbamazepine black box warning refer to? - answer Stevens Johnsons
syndrome and toxic epidermal necrolysis

Long term monitoring of patients taking carbamazepine includes: - answerComplete
blood counts every 3-4 months.

Patient prescribed gabapentin for neuropathic pain, pt complains of depression and
suicidal thoughts? - answerAssess for suicidal ideation

Pt. taking Lamictal for seizures, she requests a prescription for a combined oral
contraceptive that reacts with Lamictal, what would happen? - answerReduced
lamotrigine levels requiring double the dose of lamotrigine.

Patients with pheochromocytoma should avoid which class of drugs that could cause
HTN crisis? - answerBeta 2 agonists.

Methylnaltrexone or relistor is used to treat constipation in patients with: - answerOpioid
induced constipation

Carbamazepine has a black box warning recommending testing for the HLAB1502
allele with Asian ancestry prior to starting therapy due to? - answerIncreased risk for
Stevens Johnson's syndrome

Jamie has glucose 6 phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency, which antibiotic class
should we avoid in this patient? - answersulfonamides

Pt. diagnosed with cluster headaches, what would the appropriate acute therapy be? -
answerOxygen 100% for 15-30 minutes

, 18 y.o. patient diagnosed with frequent migraines, what Is abortive therapy for
migraines? - answertriptans- (ABORTIVE MEDS FOR MIGRAINES)

What is an appropriate drug for the treatment of migraine headaches in an 18-year-old?
- answerPropranolol aka inderal

Is the key to prevention of osteoporosis, which is false? - answerIf exercise is
incorporated into regular activity vitamin d and calcium are not needed (vitamin d and
calcium supplements are still needed)

Which of the following meds is most appropriate for pt. with neuropathic pain? -
answerGabapentin

Prophylactic use of bisphosphonates is recommended with patients with early
osteopenia due to long term use of which drugs? - answerGlucocorticoids

When prescribing drugs with a narrow therapeutic range: - answerMonitor patients
plasma drug levels at regular intervals.

A patient report that brand x tablets work faster than brand y tablets: - answerinactive
ingredients used in the composition may cause different rates of dissolution which can
alter the onset of action of the drug.

IV gentamicin, has a toxic drug level, which possible cause of this situation will the
provider explore? - answerassess whether the patient is taking a medication that binds
to serum albumin. (Gentamicin binds weakly to plasma proteins, so another drug could
cause it to not be able to bind.)

When writing out a prescription do you write daily or Qday? - answerDaily

A provider speaking to a class or group of patients, which trimester has most
teratogenic effects? - answerFirst

A five-year-old has gray teeth, provider asks about which meds? - answerTetracyclines

A provider is reviewing elderly patient's chart, which is of greatest concern in renewing
prescription for highly bound protein drugs? - answerLow serum albumin

An older patient is entering the immediate postoperative period after total hip
replacement, son asks for Demerol, what action will the provider take to address pain? -
answerPrescribe morphine and discuss rationale with pt's son

A pt is wheezing and SOB HR 88, BP 124/78, non-selective beta agonist, beside eval
for pt's resp distress which side effect watch out for? - answerTachycardia

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