NAPLEX Practice Questions with 100% Correct Answers

NAPLEX Practice Questions with 100% Correct Answers long-acting nitrates dosing freqs mononitrate IR: BID (at least 7 hrs apart) mononitrate ER: qAM dinitrate IR: BID (at least 7 hrs apart) or TID (4 hrs apart) dinitrate ER: qAM or BID (6 hrs apart) Questran cholestyramine dyslipidemia agent that inhibits hepatic LDL synthesis niacin dyslipidemia agent that inhibits hepatic TG synthesis fish oil dyslipidemia agent that inhibits bile acid reabsorption bile acid sequestrants dyslipidemia agent that inhibits cholesterol absorption in small intestine ezetimibe Dr Akins asks the pharmacist to dilute the collagenase ointment to a lower concentration. If collagenase ointment is formulated in an oleaginous ointment base, the best base for the pharmacist to use would be: A.carbomer gel. B.white petrolatum. C.w/o emulsion cream. D.o/w emulsion cream. E.polyethylene glycol ointment. B.white petrolatum. The medication prescribed to treat Mr Rheinstein's BPH acts by: (tamsulosin) A.blocking testosterone receptors. B.blocking α-adrenergic receptors. C.stimulating α-adrenergic receptors. D.stimulating β-adrenergic receptors. E.inhibiting the enzyme 5α-reductase. B.blocking α-adrenergic receptors. BPH agents MOA alpha-1A selective blockers: tamsulosin non-selective alpha-1 blockers: terazosin, doxazosin 5-alpha reductase inhibitors: finasteride, dutasteride PDE-5 inhibitors: tadalafil Ascorbic acid is added to formulations of epinephrine to prevent: A.oxidation. B.hydrolysis. C.evaporation. D.precipitation. E.decarboxylation. A.oxidation. Which of the following can increase the dissolution rate of a drug? (Select ALL that apply)