,Disclaimer:
Medicine and respiratory therapy are continuously changing
practices. The author and publisher have reviewed all information
in this report with resources believed to be reliable and accurate
and have made every effort to provide information that is up to
date with the best practices at the time of publication. Despite our
best efforts we cannot disregard the possibility of human error
and continual changes in best practices the author, publisher, and
any other party involved in the production of this work can
warrant that the information contained herein is complete or fully
accurate. The author, publisher, and all other parties involved in
this work disclaim all responsibility from any errors contained
within this work and from the results from the use of this
information. Readers are encouraged to check all information in
this book with institutional guidelines, other sources, and up to
date information. Respiratory Therapy Zone is not affiliated with
the NBRC, AARC, or any other group at the time of this
publication.
You can get access to our massive bank of TMC Practice Questions
by Clicking Here. J
Copyright © Respiratory Therapy Zone
,Introduction
Why hello there!
Thank you so much for downloading this study guide! In this book,
you will find a ton of helpful practice questions, all, of course,
covering the topic of — Pharmacology.
These questions are designed to help you prepare for the
Pharmacology final exam in Respiratory Therapy School.
Hopefully, by going through these practice questions, you will be
able to boost your knowledge to a whole new level.
Cardiopulmonary Pharmacology is definitely one of the most
important subjects in Respiratory Therapy School. Not to mention,
it’s also the topic that some students struggle with.
With that being said, (hopefully) this study guide, along with the
resources on our website and YouTube channel can help.
So if you’re ready, let’s go ahead and get started.
Good luck! J
, 1. What layers make up the mucosal blanket that covers the
airways?
A. Gel and Sol
B. Mucus glands and goblet cells
C. Alveolar type I and II cells
D. Clara cells and cilia
2. Corticosteroids are described as which of the following?
A. Bronchodilators
B. Smooth muscle dilators
C. Anti-inflammatory agents
D. Lipid soluble agents
3. Cromolyn sodium is indicated in all but which of the following
conditions?
A. Acute asthma
B. Asthma prophylaxis
C. Exercise induced asthma
D. Allergic rhinitis
4. All BUT WHICH of the following are complications that may
occur with the use of exogenous surfactant?
A. Desaturation
B. Tachycardia
C. Hyperoxygenation
D. Overventilation
5. Which of the following disease are characterized by
hypersecretion of mucus? Select all that apply.
A. Chronic bronchitis
C. Asthma
D. Cystic fibrosis
D. All of the above
6. Which of the following would occur if it is determined that an
alveolus has a surface tension of 40 dynes and a radius of 4
centimeters?
Medicine and respiratory therapy are continuously changing
practices. The author and publisher have reviewed all information
in this report with resources believed to be reliable and accurate
and have made every effort to provide information that is up to
date with the best practices at the time of publication. Despite our
best efforts we cannot disregard the possibility of human error
and continual changes in best practices the author, publisher, and
any other party involved in the production of this work can
warrant that the information contained herein is complete or fully
accurate. The author, publisher, and all other parties involved in
this work disclaim all responsibility from any errors contained
within this work and from the results from the use of this
information. Readers are encouraged to check all information in
this book with institutional guidelines, other sources, and up to
date information. Respiratory Therapy Zone is not affiliated with
the NBRC, AARC, or any other group at the time of this
publication.
You can get access to our massive bank of TMC Practice Questions
by Clicking Here. J
Copyright © Respiratory Therapy Zone
,Introduction
Why hello there!
Thank you so much for downloading this study guide! In this book,
you will find a ton of helpful practice questions, all, of course,
covering the topic of — Pharmacology.
These questions are designed to help you prepare for the
Pharmacology final exam in Respiratory Therapy School.
Hopefully, by going through these practice questions, you will be
able to boost your knowledge to a whole new level.
Cardiopulmonary Pharmacology is definitely one of the most
important subjects in Respiratory Therapy School. Not to mention,
it’s also the topic that some students struggle with.
With that being said, (hopefully) this study guide, along with the
resources on our website and YouTube channel can help.
So if you’re ready, let’s go ahead and get started.
Good luck! J
, 1. What layers make up the mucosal blanket that covers the
airways?
A. Gel and Sol
B. Mucus glands and goblet cells
C. Alveolar type I and II cells
D. Clara cells and cilia
2. Corticosteroids are described as which of the following?
A. Bronchodilators
B. Smooth muscle dilators
C. Anti-inflammatory agents
D. Lipid soluble agents
3. Cromolyn sodium is indicated in all but which of the following
conditions?
A. Acute asthma
B. Asthma prophylaxis
C. Exercise induced asthma
D. Allergic rhinitis
4. All BUT WHICH of the following are complications that may
occur with the use of exogenous surfactant?
A. Desaturation
B. Tachycardia
C. Hyperoxygenation
D. Overventilation
5. Which of the following disease are characterized by
hypersecretion of mucus? Select all that apply.
A. Chronic bronchitis
C. Asthma
D. Cystic fibrosis
D. All of the above
6. Which of the following would occur if it is determined that an
alveolus has a surface tension of 40 dynes and a radius of 4
centimeters?
