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COMPREHENSIVE NURSING
PHARMACOLOGY EXAMINATION TEST
2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS

◉ How long does it typically take for antidepressants to show a full
therapeutic effect? Answer: Two to four weeks of consistent use.


◉ What is the chemical symbol for serotonin? Answer: 5HT


◉ What is the peak administration time for IV benzodiazepines and
barbiturates? Answer: 20 to 60 minutes.


◉ What are the brand names for Bupropion? Answer: Wellbutrin for
depression and Zyban for smoking cessation.


◉ What does the abbreviation 'HS' stand for in medical terms? Answer:
'Bedtime'


◉ Why are tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs) contraindicated after a
myocardial infarction? Answer: Due to cardiovascular side effects.


◉ What dietary restrictions are necessary for patients on MAOIs?
Answer: Avoid tyramine-rich foods like aged cheeses and red wine to
prevent hypertensive crisis.

, ◉ What are the first-line treatments for depression and anxiety? Answer:
SSRIs and SNRIs.


◉ Which benzodiazepine is preferred for treating restless leg syndrome?
Answer: Klonopin.


◉ What does CIWA stand for and what is it used for? Answer: Clinical
Institute Withdrawal Assessment; used to score alcohol withdrawal
symptoms.


◉ What is the purpose of the Clinical Opiate Withdrawal Scale
(COWS)? Answer: Used during drug detoxification to assess withdrawal
symptoms.


◉ What is the first phase of the inflammatory response? Answer:
Release of histamine due to injury.


◉ What do steroids inhibit in the inflammatory response? Answer: The
release of arachidonic acid.


◉ What is the mechanism of action for salicylates like aspirin? Answer:
They block the inflammatory response, lower fever, and relieve pain.


◉ What is the standard dose of aspirin for pain and fever? Answer: 325
mg.

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