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  • October 20, 2024
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NURSING PHARMACOLOGY (DRUGS) ALL
EXAM REVISION QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS (ALREADY GRADED A+) (2024
UPDATE) 100%
Prochlorperazine - ANSWER- antiemetic dopamine antagonist

Aprepitant - ANSWER- antiemetic, Substance P/neurokinin antagonists

Dronabinol - ANSWER- canabinoid agonist, anti emetic

Metoclopramide - ANSWER- prokinetic antiemetic

Diphenoxylate+atropine - ANSWER- opioid agonist antidiarrheal, plus atropine to prevent
abuse

Loperamide - ANSWER- antidiarrheal

Alosetron - ANSWER- IBS-D, women only

Sulfasalazine - ANSWER- IBS D

Dexamethasone - ANSWER- glucocorticoid IBS drug

Cyclosporin - ANSWER- immunosuppressent for IBS

Infliximab - ANSWER- immunomodulator for IBS

Calcium carbonate - ANSWER- antacid; constipation

Aluminum hydroxide - ANSWER- antacid; constipation

Oral anticoagulants - ANSWER- warfarin (indirect), dabigatran (direct thrombin inhibitor)

Parenteral anticoagulants - ANSWER- heparin (sub q, IV, hospital only, must be titrated);
enoxaparin (may be used at home)

T-PA tissue plasminogen activator - ANSWER- clot buster used in acute settings for stroke, PE
and MI. Dissolves the clot to return blood flow to heart, brain, or other affected area.

Naloxone (Narcan) - ANSWER- reverses opioid OD (receptor antagonist)

Paroxetine - ANSWER- Pros: Tx both anxiety and depression, lower abuse potential. Cons: 4-
6 week onset, SE felt before therapeutic effects, less effective at motor physical symptoms of
anxiety

, Xetine (ending) - ANSWER- SSRI

Benzodiazapine - ANSWER- Potentiate GABA (inhibitory enzyme) activity. Pros: faster onset,
target CNS and Physical Symptoms. Cons: higher abuse potential.

Sulfamethoxazole - ANSWER- sulfonamide: MOA: anti-metabolite, often given with
trimethoprim; SE: hypersensitivity rxns

Digoxen toxicity - ANSWER- manifest with... Dysrhythmias, bradycardia, muscles weakness,
anorexia, nausea, vomiting, fatigue, and visual disturbances.

Non potassium-sparing diuretics - ANSWER- check potassium levels with these HTN drugs

Interactions between HTN, CHF drugs and digoxen - ANSWER- ACEI: increase K+, decrease
digoxen levels
Loop D: decrease K+, increase dig levels
CCB: no K+ dependent DDI, increase Dig levels

Beta blocker or CCB and warfarin - ANSWER- drugs for initial management of atrial
fibrillation

Verapamil (cardio active CCB), digoxin, propranol (BB) - ANSWER- drugs that suppress AV
nodal conductance

Quinidine - ANSWER- only targets the myocardium and His Purkinje system and not the SA
or AV nodes

Aptt; INR - ANSWER- __ is for monitoring heparin and __ is for monitoring warfarin

Protamine sulfate - ANSWER- antidote to too much heparin

Vitamin k - ANSWER- treats warfarin overdose

TXA2 - ANSWER- aspirin blocks platelet aggregation by blocking synthesis of

Aspirin; warfarin - ANSWER- arterial thrombi best prevented with ___. Venous thrombi
prevented with ___.

Heparin - ANSWER- preferred anticoagulant during pregnancy (doesn't cross placenta)

Ciprofloxacin; tetracycline - ANSWER- these antibiotics should not be taken with dairy,
antacids, or minerals

Albuterol - ANSWER- (SABA) short acting beta 2 receptor agonist, used for bronchospasm,

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