Spring 2020 - Pharm quiz 1

Question 1

What is a contraindication in giving Versed?

Answer 1

Glaucoma

Question 2

Which patient would you give low dose Rocuronium to?

Answer 2

Liver Cirrhosis

Question 3

How does ephedrine come packaged (supplied)?

Answer 3

50mg/ml

Question 4

What is the dose of ephedrine?

Answer 4

5-10mg

Question 5

Mixing ephedrine, what concentration do you want? (mg/ml)

Answer 5

10mg/ml

Question 6

How do you mix ephedrine?

Answer 6

50mg/ml

• dilute w/4ml of NS = 5ml
• 10mg/ml (50mg/5ml = 10mg/ml)

Question 7

How does Neo come packaged?

Answer 7

supplied 10mg/ml = 10,000mcg/ml

Question 8

What dose do we want for Neo?

Answer 8

want 50-100mcg

mix 100mcg/ml

Question 9

How do you mix neo?

Answer 9

dilute 1ml with 9ml of NS = 10 ml = 1,000mcg/ml (1,000/10=100)

Question 10

How do you prepare a gtt of neo?

Answer 10

10mg Neo = 10,000mcg
Add 1ml to 100ml/bag
10,000mcg/100ml =100mcg/ml for continuous gtt

Question 11

What is the Vecuronium dose?

Answer 11

0.1mg/kg

Question 12

What drug would you not use for a patient w/a fat metabolism disorder?

Answer 12

propofol

Question 13

what is the dose for ketamine?

Answer 13

1-2mg/kg

Question 14

Which anesthetic prolongs rocuronium the most?

Answer 14

Desflurane

Question 15

What is the dose for etomidate?

Answer 15

0.2-0.4 mg/kg

Question 16

Which drug acts like norepinephrine and acts directly with MINIMAL beta effects?

Answer 16

neosynephrine

Question 17

pt was given 2 doses of succinylcholine in four minutes, goes bradycardic, etc. What is the cause of this? Choose TWO:

Answer 17

A. acts on muscarinic receptors on heart.

B. atropine needs to be given for tx of bradycardia