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BCACP – Clinical Test Questions With All Correct Answers FDA approved tx for PTSD - ANSWER- parox sert FDA approved tx for OCD - ANSWER- fluox fluvox parox sert cloipramine Which z-hypotics can be repeated if pt has >4 hrs to sleep? - ANSWER- zolpidem (SL tabs) zalepon (Sonata) Which z-hypotics are not a 3A4 sub (less DDI) - ANSWER- zalepon (Sonata) Which sleep med has fastest onset - ANSWER- zolpidem Which sleep med has slowest onset - ANSWER- temazepam estazolam Which ...

CPJE Top 400 Drugs Question with answers solved correctly 2023/2024 Tylenol, Ofirmev (IV) (I,D,Overdose) -- HIGH YIELD - correct answer Acetaminophen I: fever/pain D: 325-650mg, max < 4000mg/day from all sources *OD = liver damage, use NAC for antidote Amlodipine/Benazepril - correct answer Lotrel Antihypertensive combo NAC (PO), Acetadote (IV), Mucomyst (PO spray) (I) - correct answer N-acetylcysteine I: APAP overdose Bayer, Ecotrin, Bufferin, Durlanza (I,D,CI,OD,BBW)...

COPD - Answer-Barrel chest/clubbed fingers Caused by smoking Encourage purse lips breathing Orthopneic position Nasal cannula-Keep at low flow Wein off of o2 Elevated HOB Asthma, bronchitis, emphasema Many rest periods Many Small meals Best position for breathing - Answer-Orthopneic Pursed lip breathing - Answer-In through the nose, out thru the mouth PSA - Answer-Prostate Specific Antigen-0.04 Proscar - Answer-Women need to wear gloves, Should not come into contact with during chil...

PC707 Module 8 – Endocrine Exam with 100% Verified and Updated Solutions Why do we give insulin via IV/IM? - answerInsulin is a protein; proteins are digested in the stomach, therefore, insulin is not bioavailable when given orally; it must be given by injection or intravenously (IV). Why should we be careful adjusting insulin in type 1 DM? - answerThese patients produce no endogenous insulin and are therefore very sensitive to adjustments. How does an insulin pump infuse during the day...

PC707 Module 7 CNS Meds Exam with 100% Verified and Updated Solutions 6 Classifications of Anxiolytics - answer1. SSRIs (Lexapro, Paxil, Celexa, Prozac, Luvox, Zoloft) 2. SNRIs (Effexor, Cymbalta, Khedezla/Pristiq, Fetzima) 3. Azapirones (BuSpar/buspirone) 4. Benzos ("pams" - Xanax, Ativan, Valium) 5. Sedative Antihistamines (Atarax, Vistaril) 6. Beta-Blockers (Propanolol/Inderal) Should Benzos be Rx daily for Anxiety? Why or Why not? - answerNo, they are addictive and efficacy lessen...

PMHNP I - Exam 1 - Psychopharmacology 100% Verified Review 2024 Psychotropic Medications - ANS-Antidepressants, antipsychotics, mood stabilizers, anxiolytics, hypnotics, stimulants Organized by structure MOA Distinguished by subtle differences in molecular structure. Most psychotropics are lipophilic and highly protein bound; thus, older adults have more body fat and less protein, more likely to develop toxicity. Pharmacology - ANS-Study of what drugs do and how they do it. Pharmacoki...

Tylenol (I,D,Overdose) Acetaminophen I: fever/pain D: 325-650mg, max < 4000mg/day from all sources *OD = liver damage, use NAC for antidote Ofirmev (IV) (I,D,Overdose) Acetaminophen I: fever/pain D: < 4000mg/day from all sources *Can treat more severe pain *OD = liver damage, use NAC for antidote NAC (I) N-acetylcysteine I: APAP overdose Bayer (I,D,CI,OD,BBW) Aspirin I: fever/pain/inflammation D: 81-325mg qd CI: pregnancy (esp 3rd trimester), OD = tinnitis *BBW: COX-1 se...

PMHNP I - Exam 1 - Psychopharmacology. Questions and Correct Answers, With Complete Solution. Psychotropic Medications Antidepressants, antipsychotics, mood stabilizers, anxiolytics, hypnotics, stimulants Organized by structure MOA Distinguished by subtle differences in molecular structure. Most psychotropics are lipophilic and highly protein bound; thus, older adults have more body fat and less protein, more likely to develop toxicity. Pharmacology Study of what drugs do and how the...

PAEA Psychiatry EOR Topics Exam Questions With Verified Answers MDD diagnosis requires ___ or more symptoms every day for ___ weeks that is causing impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of funtioning - answer≥5 symptoms 2 weeks what are the symptoms of MDD? - answerSIG E CAPS -*S*leep (insomnia or hypersomnia) -*I*nterest (decreased pleasure/interest in doing things) -*G*uilt (or feelings of worthlessness) -*E*nergy (loss or fatigue) -*C*oncentration (loss or ...

PC707 Module 8 – Endocrine Exam with 100% Verified and Updated Solutions Why do we give insulin via IV/IM? - answerInsulin is a protein; proteins are digested in the stomach, therefore, insulin is not bioavailable when given orally; it must be given by injection or intravenously (IV). Why should we be careful adjusting insulin in type 1 DM? - answerThese patients produce no endogenous insulin and are therefore very sensitive to adjustments. How does an insulin pump infuse during the day...