Top 200 Drugs Final Exam
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- 1.What is the generic name for Toprol XL?
- 2.What is the generic name for Lopressor?
- 3.What is the brand name for losartan with hydrochlorothiazide?
- 4.What is the therapeutic class for carvedilol?
- A.
Antiparkinson Agent
- B.
Antihypertensive
- C.
Antimetabolite
- D.
Antimalarial
- 5.Commercially available dosage forms of enalapril include:
- A.
Capsule
- B.
Extended release tablet
- C.
Injection
- D.
Oral solution
- E.
Tablet
- 6.Common patient counseling tips for Lotensin include:
- A.
Avoid nonprescription cough, cold, and allergy medications unless otherwise directed
- B.
Avoid salt substitutes containing potassium
- C.
Do not take if pregnant or planning to become pregnant
- D.
Report a pulse rate less than 60 beats per minunte
- E.
Take on an empty stomach
- 7.Commercially available dosage forms of clonidine include:
- A.
Capsule
- B.
Extended Release Tablet
- C.
Oral Solution
- D.
Tablet
- E.
Transdermal Patch
- 8.What are the FDA approved indications for Norvasc?
- A.
Arrhythmias
- B.
Hypertension
- C.
Hyperlipidemia
- D.
Migraine
- E.
Vasospastic Angina
- 9.Common patient counseling tips for Ziac include:
- A.
Avoid abrupt withdrawal from therapy
- B.
If a dry hacking cough develops, contact the prescriber
- C.
May cause dizziness-use care when operating machinery or when mental alertness is required
- D.
Take a bedtime with a low-fat snack
- E.
Usually given in early am due to increased diuresis
- 10.FDA approved indications for ropinirole include:
- A.
Alcohol withdrawal
- B.
Bipolar Disorder
- C.
Hypertension
- D.
Parkinson's Disease
- E.
Restless Leg syndrome
- 11.What is the brand name for aripiprazole?
- 12.What is the generic name for Diovan?
- 13.What is the therapeutic class for chlorhexidine?
- A.
Antihypertensive/BPH agent
- B.
Antipsychotic
- C.
Antiplaque Rinse
- D.
Antihypertensive
- 14.Propranalol is commercially available in the following dosage forms?
- A.
Extended-Release Capsule
- B.
Injection
- C.
Oral Solution
- D.
Sublingual Tablet
- E.
Tablet
- 15.FDA approved indications for diltiazem include:
- A.
Acute Myocardial Infarction
- B.
Angina
- C.
Atrial Fibrillation
- D.
Hyperlipidemia
- E.
Hypertension
- 16.Common patient counseling tips for Zyprexa include:
- A.
May be taken without regards to meals
- B.
May cause drowsiness-use caution when performing activities that require alertness
- C.
May discontinue if you are feeling better
- D.
Swallow tablets whole; do not chew, divide, or crush
- E.
Use caution when rising from a prone position, especially during initial dose-titration period
- 17.Lithium is commercially available in the following dosage forms:
- A.
Capsule
- B.
Injection
- C.
Immediate Release Tablet
- D.
Oral Solution
- E.
Sustained Release Tablet
- 18.FDA approved indications for Seroquel include:
- A.
Acute Mania Associated with Bipolar Disorder
- B.
Depressive Episodes Associated with Bipolar Disorder
- C.
Major Depressive Disorder
- D.
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
- E.
Schizophrenia
- 19.Common patient Counseling tips for terazosin include:
- A.
Avoid activities that require alertness for the first 12 hours following initial dose
- B.
Avoid nonprescription cough, cold, and allergy medications without first consulting a pharmacist or physician
- C.
Do not antacids, sucralfate, metal catoins such as iron, or multivitamins containing zinc within 2 hours of the dose
- D.
Patients with prolonged or inappropriate penile erection should discontinue use immediately and consult a physician
- E.
Take first dose at bedtime to avoid syncope
- 20.Commercially available dosage forms for verapamil include:
- A.
Delayed Release Capsule
- B.
Immediate Release Tablet
- C.
Injection
- D.
Sustained Release Capsule
- E.
Sustained Release Tablet
- 21.What is the brand name for chlorpheniramine with hydrocodone?
- 22.What is the generic name for Carafate?
- 23.The therapeutic class for lisdexamfetamine is?
- A.
Antitussive
- B.
Antiulcer Agent
- C.
CNS Agent for ADHD
- D.
Diuretic
- 24.FDA indications for risperidone include:
- A.
Acute Mania Associated with Bipolar Disorder
- B.
Depression
- C.
Essential Tremors
- D.
Irritability associated with autistic disorder
- E.
Schizophrenia
- 25.Commercially available dosage forms of methylphenidate include:
- A.
Chewable Tablet
- B.
Controlled Release Capsule
- C.
Extended Release Tablet
- D.
Oral Solution
- E.
Rectal Suppository
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