NU641 / NU 641 (Latest
Update) Advanced Clinical
Pharmacology Midterm Exam
Questions & Answers | Grade A | 100%
Correct – Regis
Description
This Regis NU641 Clinical Advanced Pharmacology Midterm Exam
focuses on core principles of drug therapy, covering pharmacokinetics,
pharmacodynamics, and the management of chronic conditions such as
heart failure, hypertension, and migraines. It evaluates clinical decision-
making, patient education regarding medication side effects, and
appropriate, evidence-based pharmacological interventions for diverse
populations.
Key Topics and Focus Areas
Cardiovascular Agents: Detailed focus on ACE inhibitors (management of
renal hemodynamics and diabetes), beta-blockers (risks of abrupt
cessation), and statins for hyperlipidemia.
Neurological Conditions: Treatment strategies for migraines (triptans),
tension headaches, and cluster headaches.
Key Principles:
Understanding drug half-life, patient-centered care, and reducing
medication errors.
Pathophysiology Application: Linking medication choice to underlying
(e.g., HF, HTN).
1
, Quiz_________________?
Angina, Coronary Artery Disease, & Migraines -
Answer☑️
Patients that are at highest risk for abruptly stopping a
beta blocker are those with
Quiz_________________?
Angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors -
Answer☑️
The medication that helps the imbalance between
myocardial oxygen supply and myocardial oxygen demand
in the myocardium by increasing the myocardial oxygen
supply
Quiz_________________?
improves insulin sensitivity
improves renal hemodynamics
reduce production of angiotensin II -
2
, Answer☑️
Roles of Angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors
in DM patients
Quiz_________________?
Activation of the sympathetic nervous system that
increases heart rate and preload -
Answer☑️
The pathological change that takes place in HF that is not
addressed by ACE inhibitors
Quiz_________________?
blunted coronary artery dilation due to calcified plaque -
Answer☑️
Reason why nitro glycerin tablets "do not work well" in
patient with hyperlipidemia and angina age
3
Update) Advanced Clinical
Pharmacology Midterm Exam
Questions & Answers | Grade A | 100%
Correct – Regis
Description
This Regis NU641 Clinical Advanced Pharmacology Midterm Exam
focuses on core principles of drug therapy, covering pharmacokinetics,
pharmacodynamics, and the management of chronic conditions such as
heart failure, hypertension, and migraines. It evaluates clinical decision-
making, patient education regarding medication side effects, and
appropriate, evidence-based pharmacological interventions for diverse
populations.
Key Topics and Focus Areas
Cardiovascular Agents: Detailed focus on ACE inhibitors (management of
renal hemodynamics and diabetes), beta-blockers (risks of abrupt
cessation), and statins for hyperlipidemia.
Neurological Conditions: Treatment strategies for migraines (triptans),
tension headaches, and cluster headaches.
Key Principles:
Understanding drug half-life, patient-centered care, and reducing
medication errors.
Pathophysiology Application: Linking medication choice to underlying
(e.g., HF, HTN).
1
, Quiz_________________?
Angina, Coronary Artery Disease, & Migraines -
Answer☑️
Patients that are at highest risk for abruptly stopping a
beta blocker are those with
Quiz_________________?
Angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors -
Answer☑️
The medication that helps the imbalance between
myocardial oxygen supply and myocardial oxygen demand
in the myocardium by increasing the myocardial oxygen
supply
Quiz_________________?
improves insulin sensitivity
improves renal hemodynamics
reduce production of angiotensin II -
2
, Answer☑️
Roles of Angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors
in DM patients
Quiz_________________?
Activation of the sympathetic nervous system that
increases heart rate and preload -
Answer☑️
The pathological change that takes place in HF that is not
addressed by ACE inhibitors
Quiz_________________?
blunted coronary artery dilation due to calcified plaque -
Answer☑️
Reason why nitro glycerin tablets "do not work well" in
patient with hyperlipidemia and angina age
3
