Exam 4: NUR 210/ NUR210 (Latest 2026/
2027) Principles of Pharmacology Exam|
Questions and Verified Answers| Grade
A| Galen
Answer: Flu Herpes Hepatitis A B & C
Q: Types of viruses
Answer: GI distress
Q: Most antivirals and antibiotics have what SE
Answer: Acyclovir
Q: Anti-viral
Answer: to prevent replication for herpes virus
Q: Acyclovir use
Answer: crystalluria caution w/ electrolyte
disorder
Q: Acyclovir SE
Answer: nephrotoxicity seizure disorder
Q: Acyclovir caution
Answer: increase fluid intake get up slowly
(orthostatic htn)
Q: Acyclovir teaching
Answer: Nystatin
Q: Anti-fungal (local)
Answer: athlete's foot
Q: Nystatin (topical) use
, Answer: oral candidiasis (thrush) vaginal
candidiasis (yeast infection)
Q: Nystatin (oral) use
Answer: oral candidiasis (thrush) vaginal
candidiasis (yeast infection) tinea pedis (athletes’
foot)
Q: superficial fungal infections
Answer: Lungs CNS abdomen
Q: systemic fungal infections
Answer: immunocompromised patient superinfection
steroids chemotherapy
Q: Opportunistic fungal infections
Answer: fluconazole
Q: Anti-fungal (systemic)
Answer: Oral IV vaginal topical
Q: fluconazole route
Answer: -systemic fungal infections -
immunosuppressed pts to prevent yeast infection
Q: fluconazole use
Answer: -culture PRIOR to medication - monitor LFTs
Q: fluconazole nursing interventions
Answer: Nitrofurantoin
Q: Urinary antiseptic
Answer: acute and chronic UTIs
Q: Nitrofurantoin use
2027) Principles of Pharmacology Exam|
Questions and Verified Answers| Grade
A| Galen
Answer: Flu Herpes Hepatitis A B & C
Q: Types of viruses
Answer: GI distress
Q: Most antivirals and antibiotics have what SE
Answer: Acyclovir
Q: Anti-viral
Answer: to prevent replication for herpes virus
Q: Acyclovir use
Answer: crystalluria caution w/ electrolyte
disorder
Q: Acyclovir SE
Answer: nephrotoxicity seizure disorder
Q: Acyclovir caution
Answer: increase fluid intake get up slowly
(orthostatic htn)
Q: Acyclovir teaching
Answer: Nystatin
Q: Anti-fungal (local)
Answer: athlete's foot
Q: Nystatin (topical) use
, Answer: oral candidiasis (thrush) vaginal
candidiasis (yeast infection)
Q: Nystatin (oral) use
Answer: oral candidiasis (thrush) vaginal
candidiasis (yeast infection) tinea pedis (athletes’
foot)
Q: superficial fungal infections
Answer: Lungs CNS abdomen
Q: systemic fungal infections
Answer: immunocompromised patient superinfection
steroids chemotherapy
Q: Opportunistic fungal infections
Answer: fluconazole
Q: Anti-fungal (systemic)
Answer: Oral IV vaginal topical
Q: fluconazole route
Answer: -systemic fungal infections -
immunosuppressed pts to prevent yeast infection
Q: fluconazole use
Answer: -culture PRIOR to medication - monitor LFTs
Q: fluconazole nursing interventions
Answer: Nitrofurantoin
Q: Urinary antiseptic
Answer: acute and chronic UTIs
Q: Nitrofurantoin use