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NAPSRx Final Exam Test-Bank (questions and answers)
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NAPSRx Final Exam Test-Bank (questions and answers)1. How are drugs sorted into therapeutic groups First by the conditions
and classes? that they are used to treat.
And then by their
mechanisms of action
2. Bone marrow transplants... Are a type of stem cell
therapy, unless patients
own cells are reinjected
3. What section of a drug’s package inserts Contraindications
describes situations in which the drug
should not be used because the risks
outweigh thetherapeutic benefits?
4. What is tertiary care? highly specialized medical
and surgical care
provided by a large
medical center for unusual
or complexmedical
problems
5. steady state Drug given at regular
intervals that absorption
andelimination have
become fairly constant
6. What does it mean if two drugs are at parity Both drugs are essentially
in a neutral position
7. Who is most likely to benefit from electronic Everyone would benefit
sampling programs equally from electronic
sampling programs
8. Which abbreviation means one half SS
9. What distinguishes pharmacodynamics from Pharmacodynamics
pharmacokinetics studies how drugs affect
the body
10. What portion of the drugs tested on About 95%
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, NAPSRx Final Exam Test-Bank (questions and answers)
11. Which of the following is an example of I buy Advil to show that I'm
central value a modern consumer.
12. Which entity chooses a drug's trade name? FDA
13. What type of stem cells are obtained from Totipotent
embryos and can develop into any type of cell
14. As the price a patient pays for a prescription It remains unaffected be-
increases, what happens to the likelihood that cause the prescription is
the patient will fill it? needed.
15. Most involuntary movements come from cardiac and smooth
which type of muscle tissue?
16. What should a sales representative do if all ask staff for permission to
the prime spaces in a drug cabinet are move some of the other
occupied products in the cabinet
17. What are the 2 legal classifications of primary and secondary
wholesalers? wholesale distributors
18. What term describes the usage of medication Off label
for purposes, other than the FDA approved
indication on the labeling
19. What entity grants drug patents? US Patent and Trademark
Office
20. What is the medical term for swelling edema
21. Which of the following is not part of the Seven Be a consultant not a rep
step cascade of emotion
22. What is the main active ingredient in lung Theophylline
surfactants
23. What does parenteral mean? injection
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