NSG 124 Pharmacology Exam 2 Part A NEWEST
VERSION LATEST 2024-2025 ACTUAL QUESTIN AND
CORRECT ANSWERS.
What is the normal adult dose of Carbapenem? - ANSWER-500mg q6h
What is the primary use of Tetracycline? - ANSWER-Severe acne
Ulcer disease
periodontal disease
Adverse Effects of Tetracycline - ANSWER-Gi: diarrhea
Staining of the teeth
Primary use of Macrolide - ANSWER-to treat whooping cough,
diptheria, chlamydia, and substitute for penicillin
What does Clindamycin treat? - ANSWER-Toxin producing staph, MRSA,
streptococci, anaerobes
What is the most common Aminoglycoside? - ANSWER-Gentamicin
Nursing consideration for Aminoglycosides - ANSWER-1. what type of
therapy?
, 2. can be administered in 1 large dose or 2 divided doses
3. Always draw a peak 1 HR after injection and trough 30 min after IV
infusion
4. DO NOT MIX GENTAMICIN AND PENICILLIN IN SAME IV
How do Sulfonamides work? - ANSWER-Competitively inhibit the
pathway for folic acid synthesis and prevent the growth of bacteria
Most common treatment for tuberculosis - ANSWER-Isoniazide
How should Isoniazide be taken? - ANSWER-on empty stomach 1 hr
before or 2 hours after meals
Antitubercular Agents - ANSWER-Rifampin( PO, IV)
Levofloxacin (PO)
Streptomycin
Most common Fluroquinolone and what does it treat? - ANSWER-
Ciprofloxcin treats upper respiratory infections and GI infections
Flagyl (metronidazole) - ANSWER-Classification: Antiinfective, antiulcer,
Antiprotozoal
Therapeutic Effects: Treatment of anaerobic and parasitic infections
VERSION LATEST 2024-2025 ACTUAL QUESTIN AND
CORRECT ANSWERS.
What is the normal adult dose of Carbapenem? - ANSWER-500mg q6h
What is the primary use of Tetracycline? - ANSWER-Severe acne
Ulcer disease
periodontal disease
Adverse Effects of Tetracycline - ANSWER-Gi: diarrhea
Staining of the teeth
Primary use of Macrolide - ANSWER-to treat whooping cough,
diptheria, chlamydia, and substitute for penicillin
What does Clindamycin treat? - ANSWER-Toxin producing staph, MRSA,
streptococci, anaerobes
What is the most common Aminoglycoside? - ANSWER-Gentamicin
Nursing consideration for Aminoglycosides - ANSWER-1. what type of
therapy?
, 2. can be administered in 1 large dose or 2 divided doses
3. Always draw a peak 1 HR after injection and trough 30 min after IV
infusion
4. DO NOT MIX GENTAMICIN AND PENICILLIN IN SAME IV
How do Sulfonamides work? - ANSWER-Competitively inhibit the
pathway for folic acid synthesis and prevent the growth of bacteria
Most common treatment for tuberculosis - ANSWER-Isoniazide
How should Isoniazide be taken? - ANSWER-on empty stomach 1 hr
before or 2 hours after meals
Antitubercular Agents - ANSWER-Rifampin( PO, IV)
Levofloxacin (PO)
Streptomycin
Most common Fluroquinolone and what does it treat? - ANSWER-
Ciprofloxcin treats upper respiratory infections and GI infections
Flagyl (metronidazole) - ANSWER-Classification: Antiinfective, antiulcer,
Antiprotozoal
Therapeutic Effects: Treatment of anaerobic and parasitic infections
