NR566 – Advanced Pharmacology for Care of the Family
Exam Study Guide – Final Exam
Exam Format: Cumulative exam
Question Type: Multiple Choice
Number of Questions: 100
Time Allotted: 120 minutes (1.2 minutes per question)
Testing Timeframe: The final exam will be available starting on
Wednesday Week 8 at 12:01 am MT until Saturday Week 8 at 11:59 pm
MT.
1. Exam Coverage
Content Areas:
Week 1: Pharmacotherapy for Fungal and Viral Infections
Week 2: Pharmacotherapy for Bacterial Infections
Week 3: Pharmacotherapy for Gender Related Health
Week 4: Pharmacotherapy for Urinary Conditions
Week 5: Pharmacotherapy for Eyes, Ears, Nose, and Skin
Week 6: Pharmacotherapy for Mental Health
Week 7: Pharmacotherapy for CNS Disorders
Week 8: Pharmacotherapy for Health Promotion and Weight Loss
2. Key Concepts to Study
Weeks 1 – 4
• Antibiotic Stewardship
o Empirical Treatment
o Influence of Increased Antibiotic Use
, • Acyclovir
o Indications
• Vancomycin
o Indications
• Sulfonamides
o MOA
o Primary Indication
o Adverse Effects
• alpha-1 adrenergic antagonist
o High-Risk Patient Identification
o Therapeutic Goal
• Overactive Bladder
o QT Prolongation Risk with Solifenacin
o Prescribing Considerations
o Strategies to Reduce Anticholinergic Side Effects
• Bethanechol
o MOA
• Management of Fungal Infections
o Nystatin
• Enterobiasis
o Treatment Choices
• alpha-1 adrenergic antagonist
o Adverse Effect Minimization
• Patient Education Antivirals
o Palivizumab Indications
• Nitrofurantoin
Exam Study Guide – Final Exam
Exam Format: Cumulative exam
Question Type: Multiple Choice
Number of Questions: 100
Time Allotted: 120 minutes (1.2 minutes per question)
Testing Timeframe: The final exam will be available starting on
Wednesday Week 8 at 12:01 am MT until Saturday Week 8 at 11:59 pm
MT.
1. Exam Coverage
Content Areas:
Week 1: Pharmacotherapy for Fungal and Viral Infections
Week 2: Pharmacotherapy for Bacterial Infections
Week 3: Pharmacotherapy for Gender Related Health
Week 4: Pharmacotherapy for Urinary Conditions
Week 5: Pharmacotherapy for Eyes, Ears, Nose, and Skin
Week 6: Pharmacotherapy for Mental Health
Week 7: Pharmacotherapy for CNS Disorders
Week 8: Pharmacotherapy for Health Promotion and Weight Loss
2. Key Concepts to Study
Weeks 1 – 4
• Antibiotic Stewardship
o Empirical Treatment
o Influence of Increased Antibiotic Use
, • Acyclovir
o Indications
• Vancomycin
o Indications
• Sulfonamides
o MOA
o Primary Indication
o Adverse Effects
• alpha-1 adrenergic antagonist
o High-Risk Patient Identification
o Therapeutic Goal
• Overactive Bladder
o QT Prolongation Risk with Solifenacin
o Prescribing Considerations
o Strategies to Reduce Anticholinergic Side Effects
• Bethanechol
o MOA
• Management of Fungal Infections
o Nystatin
• Enterobiasis
o Treatment Choices
• alpha-1 adrenergic antagonist
o Adverse Effect Minimization
• Patient Education Antivirals
o Palivizumab Indications
• Nitrofurantoin
