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Nursing Pharmacology (Drugs) Study Exam Questions Correctly Answered. albuterol - CORRECT ANSWER (SABA) short acting beta 2 receptor agonist, used for bronchospasm, acute symptoms of asthma acetaminophen - CORRECT ANSWER centrally acting cox inhibitor; analgesic and antipyretic properties; ...

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Exam Questions Correctly Answered.

albuterol - CORRECT ANSWER (SABA) short acting beta 2 receptor agonist, used for bronchospasm,
acute symptoms of asthma



acetaminophen - CORRECT ANSWER centrally acting cox inhibitor; analgesic and antipyretic properties;
no antiinflammatory,antirheumatic properties



acyclovir - CORRECT ANSWER Antimetabolite for Treating Herpes Simplex Virus & Varicella-Zoster Virus
Infections;

MOAs: Purine necleoside analog: DNA polymerase inhibitor, suppresses synthesis of viral DNA,
resistance.



amiodarone - CORRECT ANSWER Class 3 Potassium channel blocker

Only approved for life-threatening dysrhythmias.

Delays repolarization and extends action potential of heart muscle cells.

SE: Profound hypotension."



amoxicillin - CORRECT ANSWER Broad-spectrum penicillin active against H. influenzae, E. coli, and N.
Gonorrhoeae. It is inactivated by beta-lactamases, so not helpful for Staphylococcus.



atropine - CORRECT ANSWER muscinarinic receptor antagonist/anticholinergic drug; used for mydriases
(eye exams), to raise HR, lower GI motility, and as antidote to muscarinic poisoning (rx, shrooms)



amphotericin B - CORRECT ANSWER broad spectrum antifungal, which is the agent of choice for systemic
mycoses, despite being highly toxic. Its uses are limited to treating progressive and potentially fatal
infections. Adverse effects include infusion reactions, nephrotoxicity, and hypokalemia.

, aspirin - CORRECT ANSWER A drug that decrease platelet aggregation and is used to prevent arterial
thrombosis, stroke, or MI. Major SEs include risk of major GI bleeding. This drug is an NSAID that works
by inhibiting platelet COX, COX-1, and COX-2.



beclomethasone - CORRECT ANSWER inhaled corticosteroid used to treat airway inflammation in
asthma



bethanechol - CORRECT ANSWER muscarinic agnonist, used primarily for urinary retention



buproprion - CORRECT ANSWER (DA and NE). Weight loss, seizure, insomnia, headache, serotonin
syndrome (see laundry list above), withdrawal, Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome



captopril - CORRECT ANSWER ACE inhibitor - shown to have efficacious effects in treating a patient with
heart failure. Blocks production of angiotensin II, dilates arterioles and veins, and decreases release of
aldosterone. It may show the adverse effects of hypotension, hyperkalemia, or persistant cough,
CARDIAC REMODELING



carbenicillin - CORRECT ANSWER "Extended spectrum (antipseudomonal penicillins), which has the same
spectrum of activity as broad-spectrum penicillins, plus treatment of Pseudomonas aeruginosa



cefotaxime - CORRECT ANSWER "Third generation cephalosporin with activity against meningitis and
nosocomial infections resistant to others (restricted use). It has greater activity against Gram negative
bacteria, increased resistance to beta-lactamases, and better ability to reach CSF.



cephalexin - CORRECT ANSWER "First generation cephalosporin poor activity against Gram negative
bacteria, sensitive to to most beta-lactamases, unable to reach CSF. Used for Staphylococcus if mild
penicillin allergy.



celecoxib - CORRECT ANSWER 2nd Generation Nonsteroidal Antiinflammatory Drug (COX-2 Selective
NSAID); AE: risk of CV events, warfarin may be more effective with celecoxib



cholestyramine - CORRECT ANSWER Inhibits bile reabsorption in intenstine, increases LDL receptors in
liver, accelerates bile excretion. Many of the adverse effects result from the drug not being absorbed
from GI, including constipation and a decreased absorption of fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, E, & K).

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