Module 4 Pt1: Pharmacology Basics Flashcards
What document is used to record a patient’s pharmaceutical history?
A) EMR
B) MAR
C) PACS
D) GFR
B) MAR
Which statement best describes the First Pass Effect?
A) Occurs in the GI tract and liver, diminishing the active concentration of some medications.
B) Is dictated by circumstances like the patient’s current health condition or the reason for treatment.
C) The ability of medications to pass through indicated barriers in order to be clinically effective.
D) A phenomenon that affects the liver as multiple pharmaceuticals are swallowed.
A) Occurs in the GI tract and liver, diminishing the active concentration of some medications.
Which of the following is considered a parenteral route for medication administration?
A) oral
B) sublingual
C) rectal
D) intramuscular
D) intramuscular
Pharmacodynamics studies the interaction between _____________ and ____________.
A) providers, patients
B) drugs, living systems
C) poisons, antidotes
D) preparation, dosage
B) drugs, living systems
Why does a patient’s body weight affect the preparation and dosage of a medication?
A) protein displacement
B) enzyme inhibition
C) drug induction
D) drug concentration
D) drug concentration
What factors contribute to the need to closely monitor and carefully prepare drug doses for infants?
A) high body water content
B) high body fat content
C) increased renal function
D) patient cooperation
A) high body water content
Which of the following is not considered a classification for medications?
A) analgesics
B) sedatives
C) anticoagulants
D) relaxants
D) relaxants
What medication is a benzodiazepine receptor antagonist?
A) lorazepam
B) flumazenil
C) diazepam
D) midazolam
B) flumazenil
What is a contraindication for the administration of tissue plasminogen activator?
A) myocardial infarction
B) pulmonary embolus
C) deep vein thrombosis
D) hemorrhagic stroke
D) hemorrhagic stroke
Which of the following medications is an antiemetic drug?
A) dopamine
B) nifedipine
C) naloxone
D) ondansetron
D) ondansetron