PHARMA PRELIMS Flashcards

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What is the injection angle in SubQ for underweight pt.?

A

90 degrees

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2
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It is a reaction that occurs when alcohol is consumed with certain meds?

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Disulfiram like reaction

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3
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What antibiotics that cause disulfiram like reactions?

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Metronidazole, Bactrim and tinidazole

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4
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What drug you should not consumed with grape juice as it decreases its effects?

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Cholesterol meds

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5
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What drug you should not consumed with grape juice as it decreases its effects?

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Cholesterol meds

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6
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What food that is dangerous for pt. with ?

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Renal issues and potassium raising meds

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7
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What drug that is when combined with tyramine rich foods causes hypertensice crisis?

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MAOIs and Tyramine

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8
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What are the 4 processes of pharmacokinetics?

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Absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion

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9
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What food where you can find Vitamin K?

A

Green Leafy Vegetables

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10
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It binds to the receptors and activate it

A

Agonist

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11
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What type of drug is morphine? It is agonist or antagonist?

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Agonist

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12
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What type of drug is Beta blockers? Agonist or Antagonist ?

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Antagonist

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13
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What drug that bind opioid receptors to produce pain relief and euphoria?

A

Morphine

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14
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What Agonist drug that increases HR?

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Epinephrine

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15
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What drug reverses opioid overdose?

A

Naloxone (Narcan)

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16
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What antagonist drug that prevent epinephrine in increasing HR?

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Beta Blockers

17
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What type of drug is Naloxone (Narcan)? Agonist or Antagonist ?

A

Antagonist

18
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What type of drug is Epinephrine? Agonist or Antagonist ?

19
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It’s is a process of pharmacokinetics that moves from administration site to blood stream?

A

Absorption

20
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TRUE or FALSE: The smaller the surface area the faster the absorption of drug

A

FALSE: The larger the faster

21
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It’s is a process of pharmacokinetics that moves from bloodstream to target cells?

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Distribution

22
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What are the cases or diseases that may pose as a challenge in the distribution of drugs?

A

Diabetic foot ulcers, Abcesses and tumors

23
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TRUE or FALSE: Drugs can cross placenta

24
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It is a barrier that has a tight junctions wherein only lipid soluble drug with transport systems can cross.

A

Blood brain barrier

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TRUE OR FALSE: Newborns have immature BBB wherein CNS drug require caution
TRUE
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It's is a process of pharmacokinetics that is the removal of drugs from the body
Excretion
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It's is a process of pharmacokinetics that biotransformed a drug or chemical alteration.
Metabolism
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What organ is the primary site where metabolis occurs?
Liver
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It is a system that converts prodrug to active forms
CYP450 system
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It's is a process of pharmacokinetics that is the removal of drug in the body
Excretion
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TRUE OR FALSE: Nephrotoxic drugs helps with Kidney issues
FALSE
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What is the primary site of Excretion?
KIdney
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What are the 3 alternate routes of excretion?
Bile lungs and sweat, saliva & breastmilk
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It is a process of renal excretion where drugs move into urine thru capillary walls.
Glomerular Excretion
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It is a process of renal excretion where drug shift from higher to lower concentration
Passive tubular secretion
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It is a process of renal excretion where drug actively tranport from blood to urine.
Active Tubular secretio