Pharm Integration Pharmacology Exam Modules 4-6
PHARM INTEGRATION PHARMACOLOGY EXAM MODULES 4-6 NEWEST
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW
VERSION!!
This group of cancer treatment drugs is used for neoplastic disease due to high
toxicity? They have an unknown MOA, but "they are so toxic that they prevent
cancer."
A) Hormones
B) Antimetabolites
C) Antibiotics
D) Alkylating Agents
C) Antibiotics
Which of the following is NOT an adverse effect of Antibiotics that are used to
treat cancer?
A) CNS toxicity
B) GI Distress
C) Blood Disorders
D) Skin disorders
E) Pulmonary Toxicity
A) CNS toxicity (Antimetabolites)
Antibiotics:
Pulmonary toxicity
Skin disorders
Blood disorders
GI Distress
This group of cancer treatment drugs works by mimicking or blocking the effect of
certain chemical messengers that travel through the bloodstream.
A) Hormones
1|Page
, Pharm Integration Pharmacology Exam Modules 4-6
B) Antimetabolites
C) Antibiotics
D) Alkylating Agents
A) Hormones
(Hormones = chemical messengers that travel through the bloodstream)
Which of the following is NOT an adverse effect of Hormone treatment therapy
drugs used against cancer?
A) GI DIstress
B) Cardiovascular Complications
C) CNS Effects
D) General Catabolic effects
E) Skin Disorders
E) Skin Disorders (Antibiotics)
Hormones:
GI DIstress
Cardiovascular Complications
CNS Effects
General Catabolic effects
These cancer-fighting drugs are not necessarily toxic to cancer cells and have an
effect on the mechanisms that regulate cell division.
A) Aspirin and NSAIDS
B) Biologic Response Modifiers
C) Platinum Coordination Complexes
D) Probiotics
B) Biologic Response Modifiers
(interferons)
2|Page
, Pharm Integration Pharmacology Exam Modules 4-6
This group of anticancer drugs is used to treat certain epithelial, ovarian and
bladder cancers, and work similarly to alkylating agents.
A) Aspirin and NSAIDS
B) Biologic Response Modifiers
C) Platinum Coordination Complexes
D) Probiotics
C) Platinum Coordination Complexes
Which of the follow is something you should take into consideration for your Pt
with cancer?
A) managing the adverse effects like peripheral neuropathies and fatigue
B) pain management
C) patient can change day to day
D) All of the above
D) All of the above
T/F: Immunomodulating agents can either act as immunosuppressants or
immunostimulants, and immunostimulants work by producing something to
enhance the immune response
TRUE
There are two primary components of the immune response: ____(1)____
immunity which involves leukocytes, and ____(2)____ immunity. which involves T
and B lymphocytes.
A) Active
B) Innate
Leukocytes : innate immunity
T+B Lymphocytes = Active immunity
Which of the following are TWO of the reasons to suppress the immune system?
A) Minimize risk of rejection after transplant surgery
B) To boost immune functioning
3|Page
PHARM INTEGRATION PHARMACOLOGY EXAM MODULES 4-6 NEWEST
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW
VERSION!!
This group of cancer treatment drugs is used for neoplastic disease due to high
toxicity? They have an unknown MOA, but "they are so toxic that they prevent
cancer."
A) Hormones
B) Antimetabolites
C) Antibiotics
D) Alkylating Agents
C) Antibiotics
Which of the following is NOT an adverse effect of Antibiotics that are used to
treat cancer?
A) CNS toxicity
B) GI Distress
C) Blood Disorders
D) Skin disorders
E) Pulmonary Toxicity
A) CNS toxicity (Antimetabolites)
Antibiotics:
Pulmonary toxicity
Skin disorders
Blood disorders
GI Distress
This group of cancer treatment drugs works by mimicking or blocking the effect of
certain chemical messengers that travel through the bloodstream.
A) Hormones
1|Page
, Pharm Integration Pharmacology Exam Modules 4-6
B) Antimetabolites
C) Antibiotics
D) Alkylating Agents
A) Hormones
(Hormones = chemical messengers that travel through the bloodstream)
Which of the following is NOT an adverse effect of Hormone treatment therapy
drugs used against cancer?
A) GI DIstress
B) Cardiovascular Complications
C) CNS Effects
D) General Catabolic effects
E) Skin Disorders
E) Skin Disorders (Antibiotics)
Hormones:
GI DIstress
Cardiovascular Complications
CNS Effects
General Catabolic effects
These cancer-fighting drugs are not necessarily toxic to cancer cells and have an
effect on the mechanisms that regulate cell division.
A) Aspirin and NSAIDS
B) Biologic Response Modifiers
C) Platinum Coordination Complexes
D) Probiotics
B) Biologic Response Modifiers
(interferons)
2|Page
, Pharm Integration Pharmacology Exam Modules 4-6
This group of anticancer drugs is used to treat certain epithelial, ovarian and
bladder cancers, and work similarly to alkylating agents.
A) Aspirin and NSAIDS
B) Biologic Response Modifiers
C) Platinum Coordination Complexes
D) Probiotics
C) Platinum Coordination Complexes
Which of the follow is something you should take into consideration for your Pt
with cancer?
A) managing the adverse effects like peripheral neuropathies and fatigue
B) pain management
C) patient can change day to day
D) All of the above
D) All of the above
T/F: Immunomodulating agents can either act as immunosuppressants or
immunostimulants, and immunostimulants work by producing something to
enhance the immune response
TRUE
There are two primary components of the immune response: ____(1)____
immunity which involves leukocytes, and ____(2)____ immunity. which involves T
and B lymphocytes.
A) Active
B) Innate
Leukocytes : innate immunity
T+B Lymphocytes = Active immunity
Which of the following are TWO of the reasons to suppress the immune system?
A) Minimize risk of rejection after transplant surgery
B) To boost immune functioning
3|Page
