HOSA PHARMACOLOGY LATEST EXAM 2024-
2025 ACTUAL EXAM 200 QUESTIONS AND
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1 Pregnancy Category C: 2 Orphan Drug Act (1983)
A ________ drug is the original, well-
understood drug model from which
3 Disintegration
other drugs in a particular class
have been deployed.
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Terms in this set (209)
, Drugs that affect myocardial conduction (Class I, II, III, &
IV)·
`FOUR CLASSES OF The etiology and type of arrythmia will dictate the
ANTIARYTHMIC AGENTS: choice of drug.·
(Class I, II, III, & IV) Mechanisms of action of antiarrhythmic drugs vary
widely, and a few drugs exhibit properties common to
more than one class
Disintegration
3 Phases of Liberation Disaggregation
Dissolution
3 Principle of 1.Pharmacokinetics 2.Pharmacodynamics
Pharmacology 3.Pharmacotherapeutics
A 65-year-old male patient B. Benazepril
is prescribed an ACE
inhibitor for the treatment of
hypertension. Which
medication below is an ACE
inhibitor?
A. Metoprolol
B. Benazepril
C. Losartan
D. Amlodipine
movement of drug particles form GI tract to the body
Absorption
fluid
Absorption Process passive diffusion, active transport, filtration
it requires carrier such as enzymes or protein to move
Active
against concentration gradient
drug that mimics/ stimulate the function of sympathetic
Adrenergic Agonist
nervous system that increases HR, blood pressure,
(Sympathomimetics agents)
breathing, pupillary response.
an undesirable effect other than the intended
Adverse effect
therapeutic effect
, • drowsiness
• light-headedness
Adverse reactions to class • paresthesia
IB antiarrhythmics include: • sensory disturbances
• hypotension
• bradycardia
After how many doses of a 5 doses
medication is the
therapeutic effect
concentration commonly
reached?
suppress arrhythmias by blocking the sodium channels in
the cell membrane during an action potential, thereby
All class I interfering with the conduction of impulses along
adjacent cardiac cells and producing a more membrane-
stabilizing effect
blocks the action of alpha 1 receptor thus smooth muscle
ALPHA 1 BLOCKER
constriction and blood vessel constriction will not occu
__________ and _________ are Suppositories; enemas
examples of rectal
administration methods
_________, _________, and _______ Inhalation's; intimations; irrigations
type drug delivery methods
are useful in treating
respiratory and
reproductive ailments.
2025 ACTUAL EXAM 200 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS |ALREADY
GRADED A+
Practice questions for this set
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Prototype
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1 Pregnancy Category C: 2 Orphan Drug Act (1983)
A ________ drug is the original, well-
understood drug model from which
3 Disintegration
other drugs in a particular class
have been deployed.
Don't know?
Terms in this set (209)
, Drugs that affect myocardial conduction (Class I, II, III, &
IV)·
`FOUR CLASSES OF The etiology and type of arrythmia will dictate the
ANTIARYTHMIC AGENTS: choice of drug.·
(Class I, II, III, & IV) Mechanisms of action of antiarrhythmic drugs vary
widely, and a few drugs exhibit properties common to
more than one class
Disintegration
3 Phases of Liberation Disaggregation
Dissolution
3 Principle of 1.Pharmacokinetics 2.Pharmacodynamics
Pharmacology 3.Pharmacotherapeutics
A 65-year-old male patient B. Benazepril
is prescribed an ACE
inhibitor for the treatment of
hypertension. Which
medication below is an ACE
inhibitor?
A. Metoprolol
B. Benazepril
C. Losartan
D. Amlodipine
movement of drug particles form GI tract to the body
Absorption
fluid
Absorption Process passive diffusion, active transport, filtration
it requires carrier such as enzymes or protein to move
Active
against concentration gradient
drug that mimics/ stimulate the function of sympathetic
Adrenergic Agonist
nervous system that increases HR, blood pressure,
(Sympathomimetics agents)
breathing, pupillary response.
an undesirable effect other than the intended
Adverse effect
therapeutic effect
, • drowsiness
• light-headedness
Adverse reactions to class • paresthesia
IB antiarrhythmics include: • sensory disturbances
• hypotension
• bradycardia
After how many doses of a 5 doses
medication is the
therapeutic effect
concentration commonly
reached?
suppress arrhythmias by blocking the sodium channels in
the cell membrane during an action potential, thereby
All class I interfering with the conduction of impulses along
adjacent cardiac cells and producing a more membrane-
stabilizing effect
blocks the action of alpha 1 receptor thus smooth muscle
ALPHA 1 BLOCKER
constriction and blood vessel constriction will not occu
__________ and _________ are Suppositories; enemas
examples of rectal
administration methods
_________, _________, and _______ Inhalation's; intimations; irrigations
type drug delivery methods
are useful in treating
respiratory and
reproductive ailments.
