Exam 26: Principles of Pharmacology
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To safeguard patients from potentially negative drug interactions, it is important to
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Which of the following does not have to be included as part of a prescription?
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Medications that are prescribed to promote excretion of fluid through the kidneys are classified as which of the following?
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All of the following medications can be prescribed to inhibit bone reabsorption except which one?
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The ___________ identifies the patient's name and address and gives the date.
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__________ medications are used to delay or block blood clot formation.
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The FTC is responsible for monitoring the advertisement of prescription drugs.
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Glucophage and Precose are prescribed for the management of diabetes mellitus type 1.
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Which of the following best describes the improper use of common drugs that can lead to dependence or toxicity?
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Drugs administered for curative purposes are called therapeutic.
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A(n) __________ is used for the treatment of allergic reactions.
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Kathy is taking a medication history from an elderly patient who has been prescribed multiple medications by his PCP as well as several specialists. During the history, Kathy discovers the patient also takes a number of OTC drugs. What patient education information about OTC drugs should Kathy share with this patient?
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The primary organ for drug metabolism is which of the following?
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Pharmaceutical companies must get the approval of which of the following agencies before new medications can be marketed and sold?
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Which part of the prescription contains details about the patient as well as the symbol for take?
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