Pharmacology Review #3 Flashcards
Which of the following is a possible reaction to the administration of Verapamil? A) Hypertension B) AV block C) Tachycardia D) Dystonic reaction
B) AV block
This medication blocks the vagus nerve: A) Acetylcholine B) Atropine C) Epinephrine D) Methylprednisolone
B) Atropine
Which class of antidysrhythmics does Cardizem fall under? A) Class I B) Class II C) Class III D) Class IV
D) Class IV
What medication causes paradoxical bradycardia if given too small of a dose or given too slowly? A) Amiodarone B) Lidocaine C) Atropine D) Dopamine
C) Atropine
What receptor does epinephrine have an effect on? A) Muscarinic B) nicotinic C) Adrenergic D) Opioid
C) Adrenergic
Adverse reactions of Verapamil include all of these EXCEPT: A) Extreme bradycardia B) Hypotension C) Congestive heart failure D) Angina
D) Angina
Which of the following is NOT considered an antihypertensive medication?
A) Diuretics
B) Antiplatelets
C) Angiotensin-Coverting Enzyme(ACE) inhibitors
D) Calcium Channel blockers
B) Antiplatelets
You have added 1 g of Lidocaine in a 250 cc bag of normal saline. You have been given direction to hang a maintenance infusion of 2 mg/min. Using a 60 gtt set, your infusion rate would be: A) 15 gtts/min B) 30 gtts/min C) 45 gtts/min D) 60 gtts/min
B) 30 gtts/min
You have been ordered to give your patient 10 mcg/kg/min of Dopamine. Your patient weighs 132 lbs. and the premixed bag of Dopamine was 400 mg in 250 cc, what would be the drip rate for this patient? A) 22.5 gtts/min B) 24.75 gtts/min C) 49.5 gtts/min D) 23.5 gtts/min
A) 22.5 gtts/min
Drugs that bind to a receptor and block a response are known as: A) Antagonists B) Agonists C) Inhibitors D) Mimetics
A) Antagonists
The process of chemically converting medications into metabolites is known as: A) Absorption B) Pharmacodynamics C) Distribution D) Biotransformation
D) Biotransformation
Ipratropium Bromide is carried: A) 5 mg/3 ml B) 2.5 mg/3 ml C) 0.5 mg/2.5 ml D) 1 g/2.5 ml
C) 0.5 mg/2.5 ml
Which of the following reduces ventricular irritability and inhibits muscular excitability? A) Epinephrine B) Atropine C) Magnesium D) Verapamil
C) Magnesium
Which of the following is a contraindication for giving Adenosine?
A) Known AFib or AFlutter
B) Patients on Theophylline and related Methylxanthines
C) 2nd or 3rd degree blocks
D) All of the above
D) All of the above
The correct adult dosage for Adenosine: A) 12 mg IVP, may repeat 6 mg twice B) 8 mg IVP, may repeat 12 mg once C) 6 mg IVP, may repeat 12 mg once D) 6 mg IVP, may repeat 6 mg once
C) 6 mg IVP, may repeat 12 mg once
Which of the following medications is contraindicated in a patient with ventricular reponse to A FIb and who have a known history of Wolff-Parkinson-White(WPW)? A) Morphine B) Nitro C) Verapamil D) Adenosine
D) Adenosine
What class of drug is Vasopressin? A) Antihypertensive B) Hormone C) Sedative/Hypnotic D) Analgesic
B) Hormone
Which of the following is a calcium channel blocker resulting in negative inotropy and slowing of SA node? A) Calan B) Lidocaine C) Bumetanide D) Atrovent
A) Calan
Use of what medication can cause vagal stimulation leading to bradycardia or asystole? A) Anectine B) Ativan C) Atropine D) Diltazem
A) Anectine
What medication would you administer to a patient in cardiogenic shock after fluid resuscitation measures have been taken? A) Nitro B) Lidocaine C) Dopamine D) Adenosine
C) Dopamine
Which of the following is not a factor in the absorption of a medication? A) Potentation B) Solubility C) Concentration D) Blood flow
A) Potentation
The following are all contraindications for the use of Amiodarone except: A) Rate control in AFIb or AFlutter B) Cardiogenic shock C) Bradycardia D) Pulmpnary Congestion
A) Rate control in AFIb or AFlutter
What is the adult dose of Calcium Chloride for a patient with an electrolye imbalance? A) 3 ml of 10% solution B) 5-10 ml of 10% solution C) 2-5 ml of 10% solution D) 0.2-0.5 ml of 10% solution
B) 5-10 ml of 10% solution
Nitro does what to the coronary arteries? A) Constricts B) Dilates C) Bisects D) Infarcts
B) Dilates
All of the following are cardiovascular adverse reactions seen with Atropine except: A) Ventricular irritability B) Exacerbation of angina C) Nausea and vomiting D) Bradydysrhythmias
D) Bradydysrhythmias
Which signs and symptoms are not considered adverse reactions of Epinephrine? A) Ventricular dysrythmias; angina B)Nausea; vomiting C) Hypotension; dizziness D) Tachycardia; anxiety
C) Hypotension; dizziness
Calcium chloride’s mechanism of action includes which of the following?
A) Rightward shift in oxygen-hemoglobin dissociation curve
B) Decreases platelet aggregation
C) Multiple effects on sodium, potassium and calcium channels
D) Increase extracellular and intracellular calcium levels
D) Increase extracellular and intracellular calcium levels
You are ordered to begin a continuous infusion of epinephrine at 3 mcg/min. You have 1 mg of 1:1,000 solution in s 250 ml bag of D5W. You are using a 60 gtts set. What is your drip rate for this infusion? A) 15 gtts/min B) 30 gtts/min C) 45 gtts/min D) 60 gtts/min
C) 45 gtts/min
The following adverse reactions are for Magnesium Sulfate affect the cardiovascular except: A) Hypotension B) Depressed reflex C) Smooth muscle relaxant D) Heart block
B) Depressed reflex
Which of the following is the appropriate angle for a subcutaneous injection? A) 90 degrees B) 25 degrees C) 15 degrees D) 45 degrees
D) 45 degrees
Which of these is a contraindication for the use of Nitro? A) CHF with pulmonary edema B) Pregnancy C) Increased intracranial pressure D) Bradycardia
C) Increased intracranial pressure
What class is Albuterol Sulfate? A) Bronchodilator B) Broncoconstrictor C) Vasodilator D) Vasoconstrictor
A) Bronchodilator
Per the AZDHS drug profiles, how can you determine Aspirin is degraded and is no longer effective? A) Change in color of tablet B) Vinegar like smell C) Expiration date D) Change in consistency of tablet
B) Vinegar like smell
What is the maintenance infusion dose of Amiodarone post conversion or resuscitation for an adult? A) 1.5 mg/min over six hours B) 1 mg/min over 12 hours C) 1 mg/min over 6 hours D) 0.5 mg/min over 3 hours
C) 1 mg/min over 6 hours
Which is the adult dose for Solumedrol in a patient suffering an asthma attack? A) 5 mg/kg IV B) 2-4 mg/kg IV C) 125 mg IV D) 75 mg IM
C) 125 mg IV
This medication is contraindicated in patients with pulmonary congestion and may precipitate if mixed with Sodium Bicarbonate or Furosemide: A) Amiodarone B) Lidocaine C) Verapamil D) Diltiazem
A) Amiodarone
Which of the following medication is utilized for stimulating receptors in the blood vessels of the nasal mucosa which causes their constriction and thereby decreases the risk of nasal bleeding? A) Lidocaine B) Albuterol C) Phenylephrine D) Atrovent
C) Phenylephrine
This organic nitrate is a smooth muscle relaxant acting on vascular, uterine, bronchial and intestinal smooth muscle: A) Adenosine B) Aminophylline C) Magnesium Sulfate D) Nitroglycerin
D) Nitroglycerin
The recommended initial Dopamine infusion rate for cardiogenic shock is: A) 1 mcg/kg/min B) 2-10 mcg/kg/min C) 10-20 mcg/kg/min D) 20-25 mcg/kg/min
B) 2-10 mcg/kg/min
You are infusing Lidocaine at 2 mg/min after converting VT. You have a 2 g/500 cc of Lidocaine and are using a 60 gtts set. You would set your infusion rate at: A) 15 gtts/min B) 30 gtts/min C) 45 gtts/min D) 60 gtts/min
B) 30 gtts/min
You have been ordered to give your patient 15 mcg/kg/min of Dopamine. Your patient weighs 256 lbs., using a 60 gtts set and your concentration of Dopamine is 800 mg/ 250 cc, what is your drip rate? A) 72 gtts/min B) 32.73 gtts/min C) 545.43 gtts/min D) 32726.25 gtts/min
B) 32.73 gtts/min
You are ordered to administer 0.5 mg of Atropine IVP. You have a 1 mg/10ml vial on hand. How many ml will your dose be? A) 0.05 ml B) 5ml C) 0.01 ml D) 1 ml
B) 5ml