Pharmacology For Nurse Anesthesiology! Quiz
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Pharmacology for nurse anesthesiology quiz! In order to work an anaesthetic, you are expected to have a deep understanding of how different drugs work their effects as well as things to look out for when one administers the drugs to a patient. Are you sure you now all this, this question is the perfect way to test yourself, do give it a shot and keep an eye out for more like it!
- 1.Which of these is a highly protein-bound drug?
- A.
Fentanyl
- B.
Morphine
- C.
Remifentanil
- D.
Sufentanil
- 2.Select the drugs/treatments that can be used to treat post-op shivering (Choose 5).
- A.
Methadone
- B.
Meperidine
- C.
Dexmedetomidine
- D.
Nalbuphine
- E.
Butorphanol
- F.
Naloxone
- G.
Tramadol
- H.
Buprenorphine
- I.
Codeine
- J.
Bair Hugger
- K.
Cooling Blanket
- 3.If your patient has been taking MAOI's at home, which drugs would you avoid with this patient?
- A.
Codeine
- B.
Morphine
- C.
Tramadol
- D.
Meperidine
- E.
Sufentanil
- F.
Oxycodone
- G.
Nalbuphine
- H.
Methadone
- 4.Which of these is the most potent?
- A.
Meperidine
- B.
Morphine
- C.
Remifentanil
- D.
Sufentanil
- 5.Which of these is the greatest histamine releaser?
- A.
Meperidine
- B.
Fentanyl
- C.
Morphine
- D.
Codeine
- 6.Which medication would you give to reverse post-op ventilatory depression from Fentanyl, while maintaining analgesia?
- A.
Flumazenil
- B.
Naloxone, carefully titrated
- C.
Switch to meperidine
- D.
Nalbuphine
- 7.Morphine causes itching by releasing large amounts of histamine.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 8.What is the best agent to relieve post-op itching caused by Morphine?
- A.
Naloxone 40-80 mcg IV
- B.
Flumazenil, titrate by doses of 0.2 mg
- C.
Nalbuphine
- D.
Meperidine
- E.
Butorphanol
- 9.Which of these will not cause miosis?
- A.
Morphine
- B.
Fentanyl
- C.
Sufentanil
- D.
Meperidine
- 10.Which opioid receptor causes diuresis?
- A.
Mu1
- B.
Mu2
- C.
Kappa
- D.
Delta
- 11.Which of these is not a characteristic of vaporizers?
- A.
Agent-specific
- B.
Temperature compensated
- C.
Inside of circuit
- D.
Flow-Over
- E.
Variable bypass
- 12.Dynorphin is responsible for stimulating which opioid receptor?
- A.
Mu
- B.
Kappa
- C.
Delta
- 13.Which of these is not a site of synthesis for Pro-opiomelanocortin?
- A.
Pituitary
- B.
Placenta
- C.
Adrenal medulla
- D.
Pancreas
- 14.You are caring for Mrs. So & So who has a past history of A-fib, DM, pancreatitis, and asthma. Which drug would you choose to relieve her pain?
- A.
Ketorolac
- B.
Morphine
- C.
Fentanyl
- D.
Ethanol
- 15.You are caring for Mr. So & So who is currently having a left BKA. You notice his HR increasing and his pupils are of normal size. His train of four is 0/4. What does this tell you?
- A.
He is too light, increase the sevoflurane.
- B.
Maybe he could use some more opioids to relieve pain.
- C.
Maybe he could use more paralytic.
- D.
He needs a little more midazolam to calm him down.
- 16.Partial pressure is measured in _______
- 17.Tension is usually measured in ________ .
- 18.Enkephalin is responsible for stimulating which opioid receptors?
- A.
Mu and kappa
- B.
Delta and kappa
- C.
Mu and delta
- 19.MAC represents that half of patients will not
- A.
Breathe on incision
- B.
Move on incision
- C.
Move on emergence
- D.
Breathe spontaneously until emergence
- 20.Which of these is not an endogenous opioid peptide?
- A.
Enkephalin
- B.
Endorphin
- C.
Dynorphin
- D.
Epinorphin
- 21.Which class of drugs would you NOT give to a patient undergoing a cholangiogram?
- A.
Benzo's
- B.
Barbituates
- C.
NSAIDs
- D.
Opioids
- 22.Why is remifentanil unique among the opioids?
- A.
Can be safely given to asthmatics and those on MAOIs
- B.
Does not cause miosis
- C.
Context-sensitive half-time independent of infusion time
- D.
Most rapid onset with large Vd
- 23.Which of the following statements are true?
- A.
The more soluble an agent is, the faster it will reach equilibration.
- B.
The less soluble an agent is, the faster it will reach equilibration.
- C.
The less soluble an agent is, the slower it will reach equilibration.
- 24.At what age does a baby upregulate CYP450?
- A.
0-6 months
- B.
6-12 months
- C.
13-18 months
- D.
19-25 months
- 25.Which drug when combined with benzodiazepine's causes the greatest drop in MAP?
- A.
Sufentanil
- B.
Fentanyl
- C.
Alfentanil
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