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1.
1 point
SPACE stands for?
2.
1 point
this is generally the goto Azole drug because of low side effects and no need to check serum blood levels
3.
1 point
The cephalosporin of choice for MSSA is
4.
1 point
what drug class increases the PR and QRS intervals in an EKG?
5.
1 point
a pt presents with uncontrolled TriG's and HDL's while still on a Simvastatin. what drug may benefit the pt to lower the TriG's and raise HDL but could have severe flushing as a side effect?
6.
1 point
a lower MIC means the the drug is....
7.
1 point
in general the AUC/MIC is
8.
1 point
A fourth generation cephalosporin has better ____ effects than _____effects.
9.
1 point
which of the following drugs work on the cell wall synthesis process of a bacteria?
10.
1 point
a pt comes into your clinic complaining of hearing problems (ototoxicity). she also complains of feeling like her veins are inflamed (phlebitis) and she looks visible more red. upon test you see she also has neutropenia. what drug could be giving these symptoms to this young lady?
11.
1 point
When treating a pt for MRSA all which of the following drugs would be a proper choice to give to a pt?
12.
1 point
the first line treatment for Pneumocystis infections is what drug?
13.
1 point
a 32 y/o presents with LDL= 215, which of the following statins would be the best to attain a high intensity dose to lower his LDL level?
14.
1 point
a pt is hospitalized with abrupt onset of fever >104, chills, headache, N/V/D and myalgia. you know this is more than just a common cold and proceed to do what?
15.
1 point
factors for rate control in pts with arrhythmia's include all of the following except?
16.
1 point
a 47 y/o male DM pt presents with an LDL of 164. He has an 8.2% 10 yr risk for a CHD event. He has no history of Stroke or MI. what drug would you prescribe in order to help him with his LDL problem?
17.
1 point
a pt comes in now complaining of excessive diarrhea. just last week you treated this pt for C. Trachomatis. with this new side effect you test and find out that you now have to put the pt on Metronidazole to correct this new infection. What drug did you have the patient on that led to this side effect bug giving excessive diarrhea?
18.
1 point
amiodarone has the properties of what other drug/s?
19.
1 point
when should antiretroviral therapy be given?
20.
1 point
a 10 y/o girl comes in with fever, h/a, malaise, arthalgia, n/v, thrombocytopenia, and a very noticeable rash on her lower leg. she and her family have returned from a trip to the great smoky mountains and said they forgot to bring bug spray. what drug would you give her to fight this infection?
21.
1 point
a moderately healthy pt presents with a panel as follows: LDL=115, HDL=52, Trig=120, CK=1600, Blood Sugar=112, BP=118/72, RR=18, Pulse=84. What should be your next step in treatment? He is currently on Rosuvastatin, Lisinopril, Lantis for BS, and baby ASA.
22.
1 point
this drug is great for crazy bad gram + infections, and can also be used in bone and joint infections. unfortunately with prolonged use, it can lead to complete sight lose and well as serotonin syndrome.
23.
1 point
if a pt has a case of disseminated HSV how should oyu dose them and at what intensity?
24.
1 point
HSV-1 is generally spread via _______ while HSV-2 is generally spread via _______
25.
1 point
in pts with VT arrhythmia BB's have been shown to reduce what?
26.
1 point
a 70 y/o male presents with AF for 4 hours. You choose to try to attempt to control this pts rhythm. He has has history of osteoporosis, prior a-fib, prior MI, slight renal impairment. currently this pt has been on a regimen of metoprolol, warfarin, ASA, simvastatin and alendronate. What drug would be your best choice in conversion ans maintenance of this pts AF?
27.
1 point
Which AAR drug should never be given to a pt with CAD?
28.
1 point
what is the key to antiretroviral therapy?
29.
1 point
a pt presents with fatigue, h/a, nasal discharge and myalgia. You diagnose him with am enterococci infection what would your DOC (drug of choice) be for this patient?
30.
1 point
In order of target priority with cholesterol lowering drugs what is first and second?
31.
1 point
If a pt presents with HDL's at 35 mg/dl and TriG's at 245 mg/dl, what add on to a statin drug would be appropriate to correct the problem?
32.
1 point
what is not a true treatment goal for viral infections?
33.
1 point
a pt comes in with onset of a serious pseudomonas infection. according to the pts chart and seeing a true PCN allergy, what would be the best choice to deal with this infection
34.
1 point
if a pt presents with a CRP test result stratifying him into the very high risk. what would be his goal LDL level to classify him in this category?
35.
1 point
although this is an excellent gram positive agent for infections such as VRE, MSSA and MRSA is should never be used for a pulmonary infection because the surfactant actually deactivates it. what is this drug?
36.
1 point
what drug is great at helping somebody convert from a-fib/flutter to normal but technically not approved by the FDA for this?
37.
1 point
which is an acceptable form of HIV treatment?
38.
1 point
the drug of choice to battle an acute case of syphilis would be?
39.
1 point
a modifiable part of effective antibiotic therapy is
40.
1 point
the 4 major ways that bugs have antibiotic resistance are all of the following except
41.
1 point
a 70 y/o pt with HTN and DM T2 presents complaining of what he describes as my heart freaking out i am out of breath. You determine that he is suffering from paroxysmal atrial fibrillation. fortunately you know of a drug that has had FDA indications for an event like this, to reduce the risk of cardiovascular hospitalization. What is this drug
42.
1 point
the most potent AVR class of drugs with lots of side effects is?
43.
1 point
a pt presents with a case of pseudomonas to your clinic. you decided to use a carbapenem to help with this infection since that drug rep was just in your office the other day. you remember the rep saying that one carbapenem doesn't have this coverage. Which one is it?
44.
1 point
In the Vaughn Williams Classification of drugs class II Beta Blockers could be remembers because there are there are two B's in "Beta Blocker," but do you remember what the most frequently used class or classes are in the Classification?
45.
1 point
A high dose statin should lower LDL by ________ a medium dose statin should lower by ________
46.
1 point
this drug class should never be used as monotherapy and can have bodily fluid discoloration side effects (orange)
47.
1 point
which of the following statins will provide a pt with high intensity dosing to attack his LDL's?
48.
1 point
after prescribing this drug to a pt with klebsiella you fear that he could have a tendon rupture. what drug did you just prescribe?
49.
1 point
non drug related treatment for cardiac arrhythmia's include all of the follwoing except?
50.
1 point
a 65 y/o immunocompetent pt presents to you clinic with a DERMATOMAL skin rash with tiny painful blisters. you immediately know what this is (and if not well then where have you been for the last 3 months). what intensity and route would you administer famciclovir to this pt?
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