QUIZ 1 PHARMACOLOGY 5334 EXAM (2024-2025)
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
Amphotericin B BBW - <<<Answersinfusion rxn &
nephrotoxicity; only use in life threatening infection
Itraconazole BBW - <<<AnswersDon't give with HF or
Ventricular disfunction
Ketoconazole BBW - <<<AnswersFatal hepatic necrosis and
^ QT
Flucocytosine BBW - <<<AnswersDon't give to pts w/renal
impairment
Ringworm of the scalp - <<<Answerstinea capitis
Serotonin treatment - <<<Answersaborts ongoing migraine
serotonin drug interactions - <<<AnswersErgot,
sumpatriptans, other triptans > vasoconstriction
Treximet - <<<AnswersSumatriptan + Naproxen
Cluster headache treatment - <<<Answers-glucocorticoids
- verapamil
-lithium
, QUIZ 1 PHARMACOLOGY 5334 EXAM (2024-2025)
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
Carbamazepine BBW - <<<Answerstest for HLA-B 1502 in
Asians; causes SJS and TEN
Narrow Therapeutic Index Drugs - <<<Answers■Warfarin
sodium (Coumadin): monitor INR.
■ Digoxin (Lanoxin): monitor digoxin level, EKG,
electrolytes (potassium, magnesium, calcium).
■ Theophylline: monitor blood levels.
■ Carbamezapine (Tegretol) and phenytoin (Dilantin):
monitor blood levels.
■ Levothyroxine: monitor TSH.
■ Lithium: monitor blood levels, TSH (risk of
HYPOthyroidism).
P450 inducers - <<<AnswersDrugs that increase rate of dx
metabolism
P450 substrates - <<<Answers-Dx metabolized by 450 liver
enzymes
, QUIZ 1 PHARMACOLOGY 5334 EXAM (2024-2025)
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
Anti-epileptics
Theophylline
Warfarin
OCPs
Always Think When Outdoors
P450 inhibitors - <<<AnswersDx that decrease rate of dx
metabolism (^ in active dx accumulation)
Drug schedule 2 - <<<Answers-hydrocodone
-cocaine
-methamphetamine
-methadone
-oxycodone
-meperidine
-fentanyl
-Adderall
-Ritalin
drug schedule 3 - <<<Answers-codeine
-ketamine
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
Amphotericin B BBW - <<<Answersinfusion rxn &
nephrotoxicity; only use in life threatening infection
Itraconazole BBW - <<<AnswersDon't give with HF or
Ventricular disfunction
Ketoconazole BBW - <<<AnswersFatal hepatic necrosis and
^ QT
Flucocytosine BBW - <<<AnswersDon't give to pts w/renal
impairment
Ringworm of the scalp - <<<Answerstinea capitis
Serotonin treatment - <<<Answersaborts ongoing migraine
serotonin drug interactions - <<<AnswersErgot,
sumpatriptans, other triptans > vasoconstriction
Treximet - <<<AnswersSumatriptan + Naproxen
Cluster headache treatment - <<<Answers-glucocorticoids
- verapamil
-lithium
, QUIZ 1 PHARMACOLOGY 5334 EXAM (2024-2025)
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
Carbamazepine BBW - <<<Answerstest for HLA-B 1502 in
Asians; causes SJS and TEN
Narrow Therapeutic Index Drugs - <<<Answers■Warfarin
sodium (Coumadin): monitor INR.
■ Digoxin (Lanoxin): monitor digoxin level, EKG,
electrolytes (potassium, magnesium, calcium).
■ Theophylline: monitor blood levels.
■ Carbamezapine (Tegretol) and phenytoin (Dilantin):
monitor blood levels.
■ Levothyroxine: monitor TSH.
■ Lithium: monitor blood levels, TSH (risk of
HYPOthyroidism).
P450 inducers - <<<AnswersDrugs that increase rate of dx
metabolism
P450 substrates - <<<Answers-Dx metabolized by 450 liver
enzymes
, QUIZ 1 PHARMACOLOGY 5334 EXAM (2024-2025)
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
Anti-epileptics
Theophylline
Warfarin
OCPs
Always Think When Outdoors
P450 inhibitors - <<<AnswersDx that decrease rate of dx
metabolism (^ in active dx accumulation)
Drug schedule 2 - <<<Answers-hydrocodone
-cocaine
-methamphetamine
-methadone
-oxycodone
-meperidine
-fentanyl
-Adderall
-Ritalin
drug schedule 3 - <<<Answers-codeine
-ketamine