St. Thomas University
Advanced Clinical Pharmacology
NUR 600 Advanced Clinical Pharmacology Final Examination
Pages Total Marks Section Questions
Section 1 Multiple Choice 20 questions 40 total marks
Section 2 Short Answer 6 questions 30 total marks
Section 3 Long Answer 3 questions 30 total marks
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, Section 40 total marks
Multiple Choice
Select the best answer for each question. Each question is worth 2 marks.
Question 1 2 marks
When prescribing a medication with a high volume of distribution ( ), what can the Advanced
Practice Nurse (APN) conclude about the drug's distribution in the body?
A The drug is highly water-soluble and polar.
B The drug requires a very low dose to reach therapeutic levels.
C The drug is largely confined to the vascular system.
D The drug has likely distributed extensively into the tissues.
Question 2 2 marks
In accordance with Module 1's focus on skin disorders, which teaching point is most critical for a
pediatric patient being prescribed Clotrimazole cream for tinea corporis?
A Discontinue use as soon as the skin lesion is no longer visible.
B Apply a thick occlusive dressing over the area after application.
C Apply the medication only when itching occurs.
D Continue application for 1 to 2 weeks after the symptoms disappear.
Question 3 2 marks
Which ophthalmic medication is contraindicated in a patient with a history of severe asthma or
bradycardia due to the risk of systemic absorption?
A Latanoprost
B Brimonidine
C Dorzolamide
D Timolol
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Advanced Clinical Pharmacology
NUR 600 Advanced Clinical Pharmacology Final Examination
Pages Total Marks Section Questions
Section 1 Multiple Choice 20 questions 40 total marks
Section 2 Short Answer 6 questions 30 total marks
Section 3 Long Answer 3 questions 30 total marks
Name Student ID
Date Signature
How to use this exam
1 Set a timer. Practice under real exam conditions! No notes, no AI assistance.
2 When finished, scan the QR code on the last page to submit and see the correct answers
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, Section 40 total marks
Multiple Choice
Select the best answer for each question. Each question is worth 2 marks.
Question 1 2 marks
When prescribing a medication with a high volume of distribution ( ), what can the Advanced
Practice Nurse (APN) conclude about the drug's distribution in the body?
A The drug is highly water-soluble and polar.
B The drug requires a very low dose to reach therapeutic levels.
C The drug is largely confined to the vascular system.
D The drug has likely distributed extensively into the tissues.
Question 2 2 marks
In accordance with Module 1's focus on skin disorders, which teaching point is most critical for a
pediatric patient being prescribed Clotrimazole cream for tinea corporis?
A Discontinue use as soon as the skin lesion is no longer visible.
B Apply a thick occlusive dressing over the area after application.
C Apply the medication only when itching occurs.
D Continue application for 1 to 2 weeks after the symptoms disappear.
Question 3 2 marks
Which ophthalmic medication is contraindicated in a patient with a history of severe asthma or
bradycardia due to the risk of systemic absorption?
A Latanoprost
B Brimonidine
C Dorzolamide
D Timolol
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