PN 1005 FINAL 2026 COMPREHENSIVE PATIENT
CARE REVIEW SET TESTED QUESTIONS WITH
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
◉ a name that reflects the chemical structure of a drug is called the .
Answer: generic name
◉ Federal agency responsible for the regulation and enforcement of
drug evaluation and distribution policies
Answer: FDA
◉ Drugs that have been discovered but would not be profitable for a
drug company, usually drugs that would treat only a small number of
people, this type of drug can* be adopted by drug companies to
develop
Answer: orphan drugs
◉ drugs that are available without prescription for self-treatment
Answer: OTC - over the counter drugs
◉ the study of the biological effects of chemicals
Answer: pharmacology
,◉ Which phase is this? (FDA)
A pilot study of a potential drug using a small number of selected,
usually healthy human volunteers
Answer: Phase I
◉ Which phase is this? (FDA)
a clinical study of a proposed drug by selected physicians using
actual patients who have the disorder the drug is designed to treat
Answer: Phase II
◉ Which phase is this? (FDA)
drug used in vast clinical market
Answer: Phase III
◉ Which phase is this? (FDA)
continuous evaluation of a drug after it has been released for
marketing
,Answer: Phase IV
◉ The initial trial of a chemical thought to have therapeutic
potential, uses laboratory animals and not human subjects
Answer: preclinical trials
◉ Having adverse effects on the fetus is called?
Answer: Teratogenic
◉ The DEA controlled substance categories indicate?
Answer: the abuse potential and associated regulation of a drug
◉ Are trade name drugs or generic drugs
safer/cheaper?
Answer: trade names - expensive and safer
◉ Action of the body on the drug
Answer: Pharmacokinetics
◉ What are 3 key tests that a drug must pass in accordance to the
FDA
Answer: animal testing
, human testing
selected testing (disease)
◉ taking what type of drug could potentially mask signs and
symptoms of underlying diseases, making diagnosing difficult?
Answer: Over the counter drugs
◉ Can you safely take OTC drugs with prescription meds?
Answer: No, can cause a negative drug-drug interaction
◉ term that describes what happens to a drug from the time it
enters the body until it enters the circulating fluid
Answer: Absorption
◉ What type of drug administration causes the drug to directly
enter the circulating blood, bypassing the other barriers
Answer: IV - intravenous
◉ The movement of substances across a cell membrane against* the
concentration gradient - requires energy
Answer: active transport
CARE REVIEW SET TESTED QUESTIONS WITH
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
◉ a name that reflects the chemical structure of a drug is called the .
Answer: generic name
◉ Federal agency responsible for the regulation and enforcement of
drug evaluation and distribution policies
Answer: FDA
◉ Drugs that have been discovered but would not be profitable for a
drug company, usually drugs that would treat only a small number of
people, this type of drug can* be adopted by drug companies to
develop
Answer: orphan drugs
◉ drugs that are available without prescription for self-treatment
Answer: OTC - over the counter drugs
◉ the study of the biological effects of chemicals
Answer: pharmacology
,◉ Which phase is this? (FDA)
A pilot study of a potential drug using a small number of selected,
usually healthy human volunteers
Answer: Phase I
◉ Which phase is this? (FDA)
a clinical study of a proposed drug by selected physicians using
actual patients who have the disorder the drug is designed to treat
Answer: Phase II
◉ Which phase is this? (FDA)
drug used in vast clinical market
Answer: Phase III
◉ Which phase is this? (FDA)
continuous evaluation of a drug after it has been released for
marketing
,Answer: Phase IV
◉ The initial trial of a chemical thought to have therapeutic
potential, uses laboratory animals and not human subjects
Answer: preclinical trials
◉ Having adverse effects on the fetus is called?
Answer: Teratogenic
◉ The DEA controlled substance categories indicate?
Answer: the abuse potential and associated regulation of a drug
◉ Are trade name drugs or generic drugs
safer/cheaper?
Answer: trade names - expensive and safer
◉ Action of the body on the drug
Answer: Pharmacokinetics
◉ What are 3 key tests that a drug must pass in accordance to the
FDA
Answer: animal testing
, human testing
selected testing (disease)
◉ taking what type of drug could potentially mask signs and
symptoms of underlying diseases, making diagnosing difficult?
Answer: Over the counter drugs
◉ Can you safely take OTC drugs with prescription meds?
Answer: No, can cause a negative drug-drug interaction
◉ term that describes what happens to a drug from the time it
enters the body until it enters the circulating fluid
Answer: Absorption
◉ What type of drug administration causes the drug to directly
enter the circulating blood, bypassing the other barriers
Answer: IV - intravenous
◉ The movement of substances across a cell membrane against* the
concentration gradient - requires energy
Answer: active transport
