Mod 2: Drug Test Questions

Front 1

TEST QUESTION: What drug gives an adverse effect similar to disulfriam?

Back 1

Metronidazole (Flagyl)

Front 2

TEST QUESTION: What class of drugs are effective in treating nocturnal acid production?

Back 2

H2 Antagonists

Front 3

TEST QUESTION: What opioid adverse effect do Antiperistaltics use?

Back 3

Antiperistaltics inhibit GI peristalsis, but lack the analgesic and euphoic effects.

Front 4

TEST QUESTION: What is the major side effect of Amphotericin B?

Back 4

Amphotericin B causes renal impairment.

Front 5

TEST QUESTION: What antiviral has dose related nephrotoxicity?

Back 5

Cidofovir

Front 6

TEST QUESTION: What is the main adverse effect of penicillin?

Back 6

Hypersensitivities.

Front 7

TEST QUESTION: What is the spectrum of Natural Penicillins and is it penicillinase sensitive?

Back 7

Natural PCN has a narrow specturm and is penicillinase SENSITIVE.

Front 8

TEST QUESTION: What is the spectrum of antistaphylococcal PCNs and is it penicillinase sensitive?

Back 8

Antistaphylococcal PCN has a narrow spectrum and is penicillinase RESISTANT.

Front 9

TEST QUESTION: What drug is an Anti-Pseudomonal Agent?

Back 9

Ceftazidime (third generation)

Front 10

TEST QUESTION: What is the coverage for Vancomycin?

Back 10

Resistant Gram Positive Infections.

Front 11

TEST QUESTION: What are the only two groups to cause ototoxicity and nephrotoxicity?

Back 11

Vancomycin and Aminoglycosides

Front 12

TEST QUESTION: Which drug is used in a multidrug resistant infection?

Back 12

If only Gram (+): Vancomycin.

If Multiple: Quinuprisin or Linezolid.

Front 13

What are the 4 drugs that do not need to be dose adjusted for Renal Problems?

Back 13

1. Cephalosporins (inhibit cell wall synthesis.)
2. Tetracylcines (Inhibit protein synthesis.)
3. Quinupristin (bactericidal replacement for vangomycin.)
4. Linezolid (Bacteristatic replacement for vangomycin.

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Front 14

TEST QUESTION: What do antacids treat? Do they treat GERD/Reflux?

Back 14

Antacids only treat the feeling of heartburn. They are symptomatic drugs (adjunctive therapy) and they CANNOT TREAT GERD/Reflux.