Ultimate Quiz On Urinary System Test
Chapters
- 1.Urinary anti-infective
- A.
Zovirax (acyclovir)
- B.
INH (isoniazid)
- C.
Diflucan (fluconazole)
- D.
Macrodantin (nitrofurantoin)
- E.
Vibramycin
- 2.Antiviral
- A.
Zovirax
- B.
INH
- C.
Diflucan
- 3.Antituberculosis
- A.
Zovirax
- B.
INH
- C.
Diflucan
- 4.Tetracyclin
- A.
Zovirax
- B.
INH
- C.
Vibramycine
- 5.Antifungal
- A.
Zovirax
- B.
Diflucan
- C.
Vibramycin
- 6.Drugs that act in various ways to reduce number of runny stools
- A.
Antiulcer
- B.
Antidiarrhea prepartion
- C.
Antinuclear
- 7.Preparations to promote evacuation of the intestine are:
- A.
Anidiarrhea preparations
- B.
Antiemetic
- C.
Antispasmodic
- D.
Cathartic prepartions
- 8.Side effects of antiulcer agents include:
- A.
Electrolyte imbalance, urinary calculi, osteoporosis, belching, and flatulence
- B.
Diarrhea, dizziness, rash, headache, mild gynecomastia, and mental confusion
- C.
Trasient constipation
- 9.Side effects of antidiarrhea agents include:
- A.
Electolyte imbalances
- B.
Transiet constipation
- C.
Mild cramping
- 10.What symptoms are most common with cathartives, stool softeners, and laxative prepartions:
- A.
Electrolyte imbalances, urinary calculi
- B.
Diarrhea, dizziness, rash, headache
- C.
Occasional mild, transitory GI cramping
- 11.Contraindications for use of antinuclear agents?
- A.
Congestive heart failure
- B.
Impaired renal function and liver function, and with children
- C.
Concomitant use with Warfarin and Valproid acid
- 12.Antidiarrhea agents are contraindicated in which of the following situations?
- A.
Congestive heart failure
- B.
Impaired renal and liver function
- C.
Concomitant use with Warfarin and Valproid acid
- 13.What can nursing and pregnant women take if constipated?
- A.
Stool softener
- B.
Catharics
- C.
Laxatives
- 14.Stool softeners should not be given to patients with:
- A.
Dysphasia or esphageal obstruction
- B.
Acute abdominal pain
- C.
Bedridden
- 15.Contraindicationss of the use of saline laxatives include:
- A.
Congestive heart failure
- B.
Bedridden patient
- C.
COPD and asthma
- 16.Patients taking antidiarrhea agents should be instructed regarding:
- A.
Bismuth subsalicylates may cause ringing in the ears
- B.
Lomotil may cause tongue discoloration
- C.
Probiotics are good chioce for infective colitis
- 17.Patients taking antiflatulents agents should be instructed regarding:
- A.
Avoid gas forming drugs
- B.
High fiber diet
- C.
Take under medical supervision
- 18.Treatment of choice for nursing and pregnant women with constipation with congestive heart failure
- A.
Catharics
- B.
Stool softeners
- C.
Nothing
- 19.Extrapyramidal reactions include which of the following group of symptoms?
- A.
Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea
- B.
Dizziness, drowsiness
- C.
Tremors, difficulty walking, musclur rigidity
- 20.Contraindications related to the use of antimetics of all classes include:
- A.
Confusion, anxiety
- B.
Drowsiness, vertigo
- C.
Dry mouth, blurred vision
- D.
All of the above
- 21.Of the antiemetics, which one is used to stimulate gastric motility and increase gastic emptying?
- A.
Reglan
- B.
Compazine
- C.
Zofran
- 22.Side effects of aminoglycosides MOST LIKELY include?
- A.
Nephrotoxicity, ototoxicity
- B.
Blood dyscrasias
- C.
Anorexia
- 23.side effects of macrolides MORE LIKELY include:
- A.
Nephrotoxicity, ototoxicity
- B.
Blood dyscrasias
- C.
Anorexia, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, cramps, and superinfections
- 24.Marcolide antibiotics may interact or potentiate which of the following, resulting in toxicity?
- A.
General anesthetics
- B.
Alcohol and loop diuretics
- C.
Theophylline, triazolam, warfarin, digoxin
- 25.A life-threatening interaction of quinolones may occur when adminstered with
- A.
Theophylline
- B.
CA, Mg, Fe, Zn
- C.
Sucralfate
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