Creighton University

1. What is the name of this dosage form? (Answers must be ONE WORD ONLY. Case and plurals have no effect on the answer. 3 points.) These are liquid extractives of vegetable drugs generally prepared such that 1 mL represents the active constituents from 1 g of the vegetable drug. 2. What is the name of this dosage form? (Answers must be ONE WORD ONLY. Case and plurals have no effect on the answer. 3 points.) These are solid or semisolid adhesive masses spread across a suitable backing mater...

1. What is the name of this dosage form? (Answers must be ONE WORD ONLY. Case and plurals have no effect on the answer. 3 points.) These are liquid extractives of vegetable drugs generally prepared such that 1 mL represents the active constituents from 1 g of the vegetable drug. 2. What is the name of this dosage form? (Answers must be ONE WORD ONLY. Case and plurals have no effect on the answer. 3 points.) These are solid or semisolid adhesive masses spread across a suitable backing mater...

Exam #4: Sample with Answers PHA 313

Review: Excel Crash Course Exam Question 1 Instructions: Questions 1-4 use the financial model on tab Q1-4 in the Exam Workbook. Complete the model by filling in the blank cells before answering the question below. Answers should be rounded to the nearest whole number, comma separating 000s, NOT written in currency format. So if the answer is $5,505,210.50, you would input 5,505,210. What is forecast Revenue in 2017? Question 2 Instructions: See question 1. What is forecast Net Income in 2016? Q...

Chart reviewing brand/generic name of cephalosporins, coverage, generation

Pharmacotherapy of fluid/electrolyte disorders, acid/base disorders, pediatrics, accidental ingestions, pregnancy management,

Pharmacotherapy of cardiac testing procedures, ischemic heart disease, acute coronary syndrome, venous thromboembolism, parenteral and oral anticoagulation

Pharmacotherapy of antiarrhythmics, arrhythmias, stroke, heart failure, acute decompensated heart failure

pharmacotherapy of infectious disease pathology, intro to ID, vancomycin dosing and monitoring, aminoglycoside dosing and monitoring, bacteremia, endocarditis, osteomyelitis

Pharmacotherapeutics of skin and soft tissue infections, lower respiratory tract infections, GI infections, intra-abdominal infections, UTI, prostatitis, hospital-acquired infections, invasive fungal infections, pain, sickle cell disease