Essential Principles And Drug Administration Practice Quiz 2

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October 20, 2020

Essential Principles and Drug Administration Practice Quiz 2

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Topics

Topics or concepts included in this exam are:

Essential Principles of Pharmacology
Nurse’s role in drug administration

Guidelines

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Read each question carefully and choose the best answer.
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Essential Principles and Drug Administration

Essential Principles and Drug Administration Practice Quiz 2

1 / 10

When two drugs given together have an effect equal to the sum of their respective effects, the interaction is known as:

Potentiated

Antagonized

Agonist

Additive

2 / 10

When a drug is 50% protein bound, it means that:

50% of the drug destroys protein

50% of the dose is at work

50% of the drug is excreted in the kidneys

Protein must be restricted in the diet

3 / 10

The interaction of one drug increased by the presence of a second drug is known as:

Potentiation

Addictive effect

Antagonism

Synergism

4 / 10

Absorption, distribution, and excretion may be increased by which of the following diseases?

Hyperthyroidism

Renal insufficiency

Liver disease

Hypothyroidism

5 / 10

Distribution is affected by:

Biotransformation

Excretion

Protein binding

Lipid binding

6 / 10

The name selected by the original manufacturer based on the chemical structure of the drug is the:

Chemical name

Drug name

Generic name

Trade name

7 / 10

Safety of a drug is determined by the degree between:

Therapeutic and toxic doses

Potency and efficacy

Subtherapeutic and toxic levels

Side and adverse effects

8 / 10

An unexpected effect of the drug is known as a(n):

Side effect

Adverse effect

Toxic reaction

Allergic reaction

9 / 10

When a drug binds to a receptor to produce a pharmacologic effect, the drug may be called a(n):

Agonist

Antagonist

Blocker

Accelerator

10 / 10

The extent to which drug is absorbed and transported to target tissue is known as:

Steady-state accumulation

Therapeutic drug levels

Bioavailability

Distribution

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Q.1 The name selected by the original manufacturer based on the chemical structure of the drug is the:

A. Chemical name

B. Drug name

C. Generic name

D. Trade name

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Q.2 The interaction of one drug increased by the presence of a second drug is known as:

A. Potentiation

B. Addictive effect

C. Antagonism

D. Synergism

View Answer

Q.3 When two drugs given together have an effect equal to the sum of their respective effects, the interaction is known as:

A. Potentiated

B. Antagonized

C. Agonist

D. Additive

View Answer

Q.4 Absorption, distribution, and excretion may be increased by which of the following diseases?

A. Hyperthyroidism

B. Renal insufficiency

C. Liver disease

D. Hypothyroidism

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Q.5 When a drug is 50% protein bound, it means that:

A. 50% of the drug destroys protein

B. 50% of the dose is at work

C. 50% of the drug is excreted in the kidneys

D. Protein must be restricted in the diet

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Q.6 Safety of a drug is determined by the degree between:

A. Therapeutic and toxic doses

B. Potency and efficacy

C. Subtherapeutic and toxic levels

D. Side and adverse effects

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Q.7 When a drug binds to a receptor to produce a pharmacologic effect, the drug may be called a(n):

A. Agonist

B. Antagonist

C. Blocker

D. Accelerator

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Q.8 The extent to which drug is absorbed and transported to target tissue is known as:

A. Steady-state accumulation

B. Therapeutic drug levels

C. Bioavailability

D. Distribution

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Q.9 Distribution is affected by:

A. Biotransformation

B. Excretion

C. Protein binding

D. Lipid binding

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Q.10 An unexpected effect of the drug is known as a(n):

A. Side effect

B. Adverse effect

C. Toxic reaction

D. Allergic reaction

View Answer

Essential Principles and Drug Administration Practice Quiz 1

Pharmacology Practice Quiz 1

Essential Principles and Drug Administration Practice Quiz 2

Topics

Guidelines

Q.1 The name selected by the original manufacturer based on the chemical structure of the drug is the:

Q.2 The interaction of one drug increased by the presence of a second drug is known as:

Q.3 When two drugs given together have an effect equal to the sum of their respective effects, the interaction is known as:

Q.4 Absorption, distribution, and excretion may be increased by which of the following diseases?

Q.5 When a drug is 50% protein bound, it means that:

Q.6 Safety of a drug is determined by the degree between:

Q.7 When a drug binds to a receptor to produce a pharmacologic effect, the drug may be called a(n):

Q.8 The extent to which drug is absorbed and transported to target tissue is known as:

Q.9 Distribution is affected by:

Q.10 An unexpected effect of the drug is known as a(n):

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