Pharmacology Board Exam

Alprazolam

Prochlorperzaine

Amitriptyline

Citalopram

Dextroamphetamine/Amphetamine

Prednisone

Sumatriptan

Ibuprofen

Olanzapine

Clonazepam

Divalproex

Nortriptyline

Oxycodone

Fexofedadine

Raloxifene

Nefazodone

Nabumetone

Hydrocodone/Ibuprofen

Mometasone

Methylphenidate

Fluoxetine

Carbamazepine

Diazepam

Gabapentin

Risperidone

Bupropion

Cetirizine

Carisoprodol

Metaxalone

Acetaminophen/Codeine

Baclofen

Hydrocodone/Acetaminophen

Lithium

Sertraline

Methylprednisolone

Oxycodone/Acetaminophen

Paroxetine

Chlorpromazine

Phenytoin

Zolpidem

Fosphenytoin

Percodan (Drugs with Aspirin)

Fiorinal (Drugs with Aspirin)

Ecotrin (Drugs with Aspirin)

Bayer

Bufferin

Excedrin (Drugs with Aspirin)

Darvon Compound

zepam, zolam

barb, bital

cod

dronate

tidine, tadine, iramine

cort, sone, onide

pred, olone

profen, fenac

triptan

tyline, ptramine

Which of the following is a Schedule IV controlled substance?
A). Lomotil
B). Xanax
C). Demerol
D.) Haldol

A patient on warfarin therapy should never take which of the following medications?
A). Percocet
B). Tylenol
C). Demerol
D). Percodan

Which of the following drugs is a tricyclic antidepressant?
A). Amitriptyline
B). Fluoxetine
C). Metoprolol
D). Thioridazine

Most super-potent topical steroids have restrictions limiting their use to:
A). 2 weeks
B). 40-50 grams/week
C). a and b
D). None of the above

Which class of antidepressants requires a wash out period before starting a new class of antidepressants?
A). ACE inhibitors
B). MAOIs
C). SSRIs
D). TCA

The NSAID most frequently used to treat goat is:
A). indomthacin
B). naproxen
C). allopurinol
D). colchicine

The classification of drugs that ends in "azepam" are what?
A). benzodiaepines
B). C IV
C). Antianxiety agents
D). All of the above

What is the theraputic generic equivalent for Benadryl?
A). ephedrine
B). chlorpheniramine
C). phenylephrine
D). diphenhydramine

When dispensing an antidepressant, the patient should be informed that:
A). They will feel much better tomorrow.
B). It may take as long as two weeks before the drug is effective.
C). Depression is difficult to treat.
D). None of the above.

Another name for Tylenol is:
A). ibuprofen
B). Ultram
C). Panadol
D). Excedrin

An antipyretic drug would:
A). Reduce inflammation
B). Reduce swelling
C). Reduce heart rate
D). Reduce fever

What classification of medication would relieve sneezing, runny nose, and hives?
A). expectorant
B). antitussive
C). antiemetic
D). antihistamine

The drug of choice to treat children for fever or flu-like symptoms is:
A). acetaminophen
B). aspirin
C). St. Joe's
D). ibuprofen

Which of the following auxillary labels should be affixed to a prescription for diphenhydramine elixir?
A). May discolor urine.
B). May cause drowsiness
C). Take with food or milk
D). Shake well and refrigerate

If a patient cannot tolerate an NSAID, which one of the following medications may he/she take?
A). indomethacin
B). piroxicam
C). acetaminophen
D). ketorolac

Methylphenidate treats:
A). ADHD
B). Hypertension
C). Narcolepsy
D). a and c

The drug most used for an acute gout attack is:
A). Zyloprim
B). Colchincine
C). Benemid
D). Anturane

Which of the following products would be contraindicated in a patient who has had an anaphylatic reaction to ASA?
A). Percocet
B). Percodan
C). Tylox
D). Fioricet

Which of the following is an NSAID?
A). ibuprofen
B). isosorbide dinitrate
C). nifedipine
D). APAP

What is the maximum daily dose of APAP?
A). 1000 mg
B). 2000 mg
C). 3000 mg
D). 4000 mg

What causes the intensely painful episodes of gou?
A). High levels of calcium
B). It is an autoimmune response
C). Joint inflammation caused by uric acid building up and forming crystals.
D). There is no known cause.