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Exam 1: NU641/ NU 641 (Latest 2025/ 2026 Update) Advanced Clinical Pharmacology Guide| Questions & Answers| Grade A| 100% Correct (Verified Solutions)- Regis QUESTION DEA number Drug Enforcement Agency Number - number provided to HCP, manufacturers, distrubtes, allowing them to write prescriptions for controlled substances every 2 years not insurance billing number QUESTION Controlled substance classification Answer: 1: no accepted medical use, no legal use, research only (heroin, LSD) 2: no refills, must be written order, valid for 30 days, typically only 30 day supply (narcotics, stimulants, depressants) 3: telehphone scipt okay, paper version to pharm within a week, 6 month script, 30 day supply (codine in combination, steroids, depressants, less intense steroids) 4: same as one, just illegal position rules are differnt 5: same as 3 (lomitl, pregab) 6: mass thing, everything else QUESTION The patient was given a prescription for a brand-name diabetic medication. She was very surprised to see a different name for the medication on her bottle, but also very pleased that the medication came at no cost. Because she wanted to be careful and know that she was taking the correct medication, the patient called the APN. Which response by the APN is most appropriate? A. The APN should tell the patient that because the name is not what was prescribed, the patient should take the medication back to the pharmacy because it is most likely a mistake on the part of the pharmacy B. The APN should inform the patient that pharmacists may substitute a generic equivalent for a brand-name drug unless the prescriber specifies "Dispense as Written" on the prescription C. The APN should make sure that the patient is not confused about which prescription she took to the pharmacy, because this could be the reason the bottle ha Answer: b QUESTION A patient tells the APN that he has severe right shoulder pain that is constant and sharp. He looks anxious and appears to be in pain. Upon examination, he cries out when the APN rotates his shoulder. The APN wants to send him for an x-ray, but he states he cannot stand the pain another moment. The APN prescribes a controlled substance pain reliever for the patient, but the APN is concerned that the patient may have received pain medication from other providers. How can the APN determine whether this is the case? A. The APN must rely on the patient to be honest about whether or not he has received other prescriptions for pain medications B. The APN can call the U. S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) hotline and ask about the patient's history of controlled substance drug use C. Through the use of technology, the APN can access the state's controlled substance database to find out if other prescriptions for pain Answer: c QUESTION primary vs secondary HTN Answer: *Primary HTN -unknown etiology -95% of cases *Secondary HTN -due to identifiable cause = 5% of cases -renal issues, endocrine, sleep apnea, coaraction of the aorta QUESTION BP Answer: = CO (stroke volume x HR) X PVR (also known as systemic vascular resistance impacted by -baroreceptors= aortic, and carotid -endothelial factors= HTN stimulates smooth muscle growth and atherosclerosis -kidneys involved with RASS system (Angiotensin II increases PVR, stimulates smooth muscle growth and may contribute to atheroscelerosis QUESTION Pharmacodynamics of diuretics Answer: -reduce ECF, mainly impacts stroke volume thiazide: typically first line, inhibit sodium resorption in the distal renal tubule (hydrochlorothiazide, metolazone *strongest of the group) loop diretics: inhibit sodium reabsorption in the ascending loop of Henle (more potent) (furosimide and torsemide) potassium sparing : inhibit excretion of potassium distally (amloride and triamterene) aldosterone antagonist: potassium sparing, inihibtis effect of aldosterone on distal renal tubules (spironolactone) QUESTION Pharmcokinetics of diuretics Answer: -loop diuretics have short plasma half life (prescribed at shorter interval), thiazide and potassium sparing diuretics have longer plasma half lifes -excreted mostly unchanged in the urine QUESTION ARDs and precautions of diuretics Answer: precations: gout or kidney stones, older adults Preg class c and B ADRs: thiazide, loop: hypokalemia, hyponatremia, hypomagnesemia, HYPERCALCEMIA potassium sparing: hyperkalemia hypotension, glucose intolerance, + uric acid spironalactone: gynecomastia, importance (lacks aldosterone) thiazide: photosensitivity, hyperlipidemia QUESTION drug interactions and monitoring with diueretics, use Answer: interactions: lithium (inihibit excretion with thiazide and loop) use: hypertension, edema, HF monitoring: HR, BP, edema, weight gain, urine output, BMP take before 4pm* QUESTION Antiotensin- converting enzyme inhibitors (ACEI) pharmacodynamics Answer: -prils (catopril not used often, first in class short half life) -lowers SVR and decrceases stroke volume (from water retention), same as ARBS blocks the conversion of angiotension I to angiotensin II -increases renin activity and decreses vasopressin (ADH) secrtion -reduced aldosterone secretion, aka decreases blood volume -secondary action: inhibits brakdown of bradykinase- increases vasodilation QUESTION ACE pharmcokinetics, contraindications, interactions Answer: pharmockinetics: 1-2 hour onset and duration of action 24 hrs contraindications: angioedema, PREGNANCY interactions: nsaids (renal tox), lithium, sacrubtril (same pathways), azathiloprine

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Examl 1:l NU641/l NUl 641l (Latestl 2025/l
2026l Update)l Advancedl Clinicall
Pharmacologyl Guide|l Questionsl &l
Answers|l Gradel A|l 100%l Correctl
(Verifiedl Solutions)-l Regis

Q:l DEAl number
Answer:
Drugl Enforcementl Agencyl Numberl -l numberl providedl tol HCP,l manufacturers,l
distrubtes,l allowingl theml tol writel prescriptionsl forl controlledl substances
everyl 2l years
notl insurancel billingl number



Q:l Controlledl substancel classification
Answer:
1:l nol acceptedl medicall use,l nol legall use,l researchl onlyl (heroin,l LSD)

2:l nol refills,l mustl bel writtenl order,l validl forl 30l days,l typicallyl onlyl 30l dayl supplyl
(narcotics,l stimulants,l depressants)l
3:l telehphonel sciptl okay,l paperl versionl tol pharml withinl al week,l 6l monthl script,l 30l
dayl supplyl (codinel inl combination,l steroids,l depressants,l lessl intensel steroids)
4:l samel asl one,l justl illegall positionl rulesl arel differnt
5:l samel asl 3l (lomitl,l pregab)
6:l massl thing,l everythingl else



Q:l Thel patientl wasl givenl al prescriptionl forl al brand-namel diabeticl medication.l Shel
wasl veryl surprisedl tol seel al differentl namel forl thel medicationl onl herl bottle,l butl alsol
veryl pleasedl thatl thel medicationl camel atl nol cost.l Becausel shel wantedl tol bel carefull
andl knowl thatl shel wasl takingl thel correctl medication,l thel patientl calledl thel APN.l
Whichl responsel byl thel APNl isl mostl appropriate?

,A.l Thel APNl shouldl telll thel patientl thatl becausel thel namel isl notl whatl wasl prescribed,l
thel patientl shouldl takel thel medicationl backl tol thel pharmacyl becausel itl isl mostl likelyl
al mistakel onl thel partl ofl thel pharmacy
B.l Thel APNl shouldl informl thel patientl thatl pharmacistsl mayl substitutel al genericl
equivalentl forl al brand-namel drugl unlessl thel prescriberl specifiesl "Dispensel asl Written"l
onl thel prescription
C.l Thel APNl shouldl makel surel thatl thel patientl isl notl confusedl aboutl whichl
prescriptionl shel tookl tol thel pharmacy,l becausel thisl couldl bel thel reasonl thel bottlel ha

Answer:
b



Q:l Al patientl tellsl thel APNl thatl hel hasl severel rightl shoulderl painl thatl isl constantl
andl sharp.l Hel looksl anxiousl andl appearsl tol bel inl pain.l Uponl examination,l hel criesl outl
whenl thel APNl rotatesl hisl shoulder.l Thel APNl wantsl tol sendl himl forl anl x-ray,l butl hel
statesl hel cannotl standl thel painl anotherl moment.l Thel APNl prescribesl al controlledl
substancel painl relieverl forl thel patient,l butl thel APNl isl concernedl thatl thel patientl mayl
havel receivedl painl medicationl froml otherl providers.l Howl canl thel APNl determinel
whetherl thisl isl thel case?
A.l Thel APNl mustl relyl onl thel patientl tol bel honestl aboutl whetherl orl notl hel hasl
receivedl otherl prescriptionsl forl painl medications
B.l Thel APNl canl calll thel U.l S.l Drugl Enforcementl Administrationl (DEA)l hotlinel andl
askl aboutl thel patient'sl historyl ofl controlledl substancel drugl use
C.l Throughl thel usel ofl technology,l thel APNl canl accessl thel state'sl controlledl substancel
databasel tol findl outl ifl otherl prescriptionsl forl pain

Answer:
c



Q:l primaryl vsl secondaryl HTN
Answer:
*Primaryl HTN
-unknownl etiology
-95%l ofl cases
*Secondaryl HTN
-duel tol identifiablel causel =l 5%l ofl cases
-renall issues,l endocrine,l sleepl apnea,l coaractionl ofl thel aorta

,Q:l BP
Answer:
=l COl (strokel volumel xl HR)l Xl PVRl (alsol knownl asl systemicl vascularl resistancel
impactedl by
-baroreceptors=l aortic,l andl carotid
-endotheliall factors=l HTNl stimulatesl smoothl musclel growthl andl atherosclerosisl
-kidneysl involvedl withl RASSl systeml (Angiotensinl IIl increasesl PVR,l stimulatesl smoothl
musclel growthl andl mayl contributel tol atheroscelerosis



Q:l Pharmacodynamicsl ofl diuretics
Answer:
-reducel ECF,l mainlyl impactsl strokel volumel
thiazide:l typicallyl firstl line,l inhibitl sodiuml resorptionl inl thel distall renall tubulel
(hydrochlorothiazide,l metolazonel *strongestl ofl thel group)
loopl diretics:l inhibitl sodiuml reabsorptionl inl thel ascendingl loopl ofl Henlel (morel potent)l
(furosimidel andl torsemide)
potassiuml sparingl :l inhibitl excretionl ofl potassiuml distallyl (amloridel andl triamterene)
aldosteronel antagonist:l potassiuml sparing,l inihibtisl effectl ofl aldosteronel onl distall renall
tubulesl (spironolactone)



Q:l Pharmcokineticsl ofl diuretics
Answer:
-loopl diureticsl havel shortl plasmal halfl lifel (prescribedl atl shorterl interval),l thiazidel andl
potassiuml sparingl diureticsl havel longerl plasmal halfl lifes
-excretedl mostlyl unchangedl inl thel urine



Q:l ARDsl andl precautionsl ofl diuretics
Answer:
precations:l goutl orl kidneyl stones,l olderl adults
Pregl classl cl andl B
ADRs:l

, thiazide,l loop:l hypokalemia,l hyponatremia,l hypomagnesemia,l HYPERCALCEMIA
potassiuml sparing:l hyperkalemial
hypotension,l glucosel intolerance,l +l uricl acid
spironalactone:l gynecomastia,l importancel (lacksl aldosterone)
thiazide:l photosensitivity,l hyperlipidemia



Q:l drugl interactionsl andl monitoringl withl diueretics,l use
Answer:
interactions:l lithiuml (inihibitl excretionl withl thiazidel andl loop)
use:l hypertension,l edema,l HF
monitoring:l HR,l BP,l edema,l weightl gain,l urinel output,l BMPl
takel beforel 4pm*



Q:l Antiotensin-l convertingl enzymel inhibitorsl (ACEI)l pharmacodynamics
Answer:
-prilsl (catoprill notl usedl often,l firstl inl classl shortl halfl life)
-lowersl SVRl andl decrceasesl strokel volumel (froml waterl retention),l samel asl ARBS
blocksl thel conversionl ofl angiotensionl Il tol angiotensinl II
-increasesl reninl activityl andl decresesl vasopressinl (ADH)l secrtion
-reducedl aldosteronel secretion,l akal decreasesl bloodl volume
-secondaryl action:l inhibitsl brakdownl ofl bradykinase->l increasesl vasodilation



Q:l ACEl pharmcokinetics,l contraindications,l interactions
Answer:
pharmockinetics:l 1-2l hourl onsetl andl durationl ofl actionl 24l hrs
contraindications:l angioedema,l PREGNANCY
interactions:l nsaidsl (renall tox),l lithium,l sacrubtrill (samel pathways),l azathiloprinel
ADRS:l hyperkalemia,l *dryl cough,l bloodl dyscrasias,l acutel renall failurel (startl atl lowl
dose)l andl jaundice



Q:l ACEIl usesl andl monitoringl parameters

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