NINJA PRITE 2 EXAM QUESTIONS ||
NINJA PRITE 2 1000 QUESTONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS SUCCESS
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Acetylcysteine is Tx of choice for OD of:ACETAMINOPHEN -
ANSWER- ACETAMINOPHEN
OD on sleeping pill. Hot skin, blurry vision, urinary
retention, dry mucous membranes, tachycardia,
decreased bowel sounds. What is the pill? - ANSWER-
DIPHENHYDRAMINE
,Risk of hepatotoxicity will peak in how many hours after
acetaminophen overdose? - ANSWER- 72 to 96 HOURS
MC complication of corticosteroid therapy? - ANSWER- MOOD
DISORDER
What medication strategies is most effective and rapid
in the treatment of severe bipolar illness, manic phase? - ANSWER-
ANTIPSYCHOTIC MEDICATION + LITHIUM OR
VALPROATE
Molecular targets for improving cognition in
schizophrenia have shown promise via which of the
following mechanisms? - ANSWER- D1 RECEPTOR AGONISM
Which med is helpful in Tourette Syndrome who can't
tolerate clonidine? - ANSWER- GUANFACINE
Guanfacine's primary effect is through what mechanism
of action? - ANSWER- PRESYNAPTIC ALPHA2 ADRENERGIC
RECEPTOR
ACTIVATION
Associated with neural tube defect in first trimester of
,pregnancy: - ANSWER- VALPROATE
Which of the following meds is associated with benign
maculopapular rash in approximately 10-15% of pt's
within the first 3 weeks of treatment? - ANSWER- CARBAMAZEPINE
After psychiatrist adds new med, pt turns bright red w/
sunburn like rash, similar to SJS. Which med caused
this? - ANSWER- LAMOTRIGINE
Rare occurrences of priapism are most frequently
associated with: - ANSWER- TRAZODONE
Key element in emergency treatment of pt w serotonin
syndrome, beyond stopping offending agent is: - ANSWER-
SUPPORTING VITAL FUNCTIONS
Restlessness, myoclonus, hyperreflexia, diaphoresis,
shivering, tremor, and confusion are compatible with
which diagnosis? - ANSWER- SEROTONIN SYNDROME
Research on the use of psychostimulants to treat pts w/
secondary depressive symptoms in medical setting
, suggest: - ANSWER- WHEN TREATED WITH THESE AGENTS, PT
MAY
ENGAGE IN REHABILITATION SOONER.
A psychiatry consult is placed regarding a patient with
SI. History of Bipolar disorder and admitted for VRE
bacteremia. BP of 171/95, temp of 100.9. Has tremors,
hyperreflexia, myoclonic jerks, not oriented at all, has
visual hallucinations. Meds include linezolid, lithium,
sertraline, Risperdal. What is diagnosis? - ANSWER- SEROTONIN
SYNDROME
What drug has been known to cause hypertensive
crisis? - ANSWER- PHENELZINE
Dry mouth, blurred vision, constipation, urinary
retention. S/E of what psychotropic? - ANSWER- AMITRIPTYLINE
Do NOT use in pt w/ narrow-angle glaucoma - ANSWER-
AMITRIPTYLINE
African americans tend to have higher activity of which
of the following cytochrome p450 enzymes? - ANSWER- 3A4
NINJA PRITE 2 1000 QUESTONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS SUCCESS
GUARANTEED !!!
Acetylcysteine is Tx of choice for OD of:ACETAMINOPHEN -
ANSWER- ACETAMINOPHEN
OD on sleeping pill. Hot skin, blurry vision, urinary
retention, dry mucous membranes, tachycardia,
decreased bowel sounds. What is the pill? - ANSWER-
DIPHENHYDRAMINE
,Risk of hepatotoxicity will peak in how many hours after
acetaminophen overdose? - ANSWER- 72 to 96 HOURS
MC complication of corticosteroid therapy? - ANSWER- MOOD
DISORDER
What medication strategies is most effective and rapid
in the treatment of severe bipolar illness, manic phase? - ANSWER-
ANTIPSYCHOTIC MEDICATION + LITHIUM OR
VALPROATE
Molecular targets for improving cognition in
schizophrenia have shown promise via which of the
following mechanisms? - ANSWER- D1 RECEPTOR AGONISM
Which med is helpful in Tourette Syndrome who can't
tolerate clonidine? - ANSWER- GUANFACINE
Guanfacine's primary effect is through what mechanism
of action? - ANSWER- PRESYNAPTIC ALPHA2 ADRENERGIC
RECEPTOR
ACTIVATION
Associated with neural tube defect in first trimester of
,pregnancy: - ANSWER- VALPROATE
Which of the following meds is associated with benign
maculopapular rash in approximately 10-15% of pt's
within the first 3 weeks of treatment? - ANSWER- CARBAMAZEPINE
After psychiatrist adds new med, pt turns bright red w/
sunburn like rash, similar to SJS. Which med caused
this? - ANSWER- LAMOTRIGINE
Rare occurrences of priapism are most frequently
associated with: - ANSWER- TRAZODONE
Key element in emergency treatment of pt w serotonin
syndrome, beyond stopping offending agent is: - ANSWER-
SUPPORTING VITAL FUNCTIONS
Restlessness, myoclonus, hyperreflexia, diaphoresis,
shivering, tremor, and confusion are compatible with
which diagnosis? - ANSWER- SEROTONIN SYNDROME
Research on the use of psychostimulants to treat pts w/
secondary depressive symptoms in medical setting
, suggest: - ANSWER- WHEN TREATED WITH THESE AGENTS, PT
MAY
ENGAGE IN REHABILITATION SOONER.
A psychiatry consult is placed regarding a patient with
SI. History of Bipolar disorder and admitted for VRE
bacteremia. BP of 171/95, temp of 100.9. Has tremors,
hyperreflexia, myoclonic jerks, not oriented at all, has
visual hallucinations. Meds include linezolid, lithium,
sertraline, Risperdal. What is diagnosis? - ANSWER- SEROTONIN
SYNDROME
What drug has been known to cause hypertensive
crisis? - ANSWER- PHENELZINE
Dry mouth, blurred vision, constipation, urinary
retention. S/E of what psychotropic? - ANSWER- AMITRIPTYLINE
Do NOT use in pt w/ narrow-angle glaucoma - ANSWER-
AMITRIPTYLINE
African americans tend to have higher activity of which
of the following cytochrome p450 enzymes? - ANSWER- 3A4
