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Chapter 1. Changes With Aging
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MultipleLChoice
IdentifyLtheLchoiceLthatLbestLcompletesLtheLstatementLorLanswersLtheLquestion.
1. TheLmajorLimpactLofLtheLphysiologicalLchangesLthatLoccurLwithLagingLis:
A. ReducedLphysiologicalLreserve
B. ReducedLhomeostaticLmechanisms
C. ImpairedLimmunologicalLresponse
D. AllLofL theLabove
2. TheLstrongestLevidenceLregardingLnormalLphysiologicalLagingLisLavailableLthrough:
A. RandomizedLcontrolledLclinicalLtrials
B. Cross-sectionalLstudies
C. LongitudinalLstudies
D. CaseLcontrolLstudies
3. AllLofLtheLfollowingLstatementsLareLtrueLaboutLlaboratoryLvaluesLinLolderLadultsLexcept:
A. ReferenceLrangesLareLpreferable
B. AbnormalLfindingsLareLoftenLdueLtoLphysiologicalLaging
C. NormalLrangesLmayLnotLbeLapplicableLforLolderL adults
D. ReferenceLvaluesLareLnotLnecessarilyLacceptableLvalues
4. BiochemicalLindividualityLisLbestLdescribedLas:
A. EachLindividual’sLvariationLisLoftenLmuchLgreaterLthanLthatLofLaLlargerLgroup
B. TheLuniqueLbiochemicalLprofileLofLaLselectedLpopulation
C. TheLtrulyL“normal”Lindividual—fallingLwithinLaverageLrange
D. EachLindividual’sLvariationLisLoftenLmuchLsmallerLthanLthatLofLaLlargerLgroup
5. PolypharmacyLisLbestLdescribedLasLtaking:
A. MoreLthanLnineLmedicationsLperLday
B. MoreLthanLfiveLmedicationsLperLday
C. EvenLaLsingleLmedicationLifLthereLisLnotLaLclearLindicationLforLitsL use
D. WhenLaLdrugLisLgivenLtoLtreatLtheLsideLeffectLofLanotherL drug
6. PharmacokineticLchangesLwithLagingLisLreflectiveLof:
A. WhatLtheLdrugLdoesLtoLtheLbody
B. WhatLtheLbodyLdoesLtoLtheLdrug
C. TheLeffectLatLtheLsiteLofLactionLandLtheLtimeLandLintensityLofLtheLdrug
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D.LTheLsideLeffectsLcommonlyLassociatedLwithLtheLdrug
LL 7.LAllLtheLfollowingLstatementsLareLfalseLaboutLdrugLabsorptionL except:
A. AntacidsLincreaseLtheLbioavailabilityLofLdigitalis
B. GastricLacidityLdecreasesLwithLage
C. AnticholinergicsLincreaseLcolonicL motility
D. UnderlyingLchronicLdiseaseLhasLlittleLimpactLonLdrugL absorption
LL 8.LAllLofL theLfollowingLstatementsLareLtrueLaboutLdrugLdistributionLinLtheLelderlyLexcept:
A. DrugsLdistributedLinLwaterLhaveLlowerL concentration
B. DrugsLdistributedLinLfatLhaveLlessLintense,LmoreLprolongedL effect
C. DrugsLhighlyLproteinLboundLhaveLgreaterLpotentialLtoLcauseLanLadversedrug
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D. TheLfastestLwayLtoLdeliverLaLdrugLtoLtheLactionLsiteLisLbyLinhalation
LL 9.LMenLhaveLfasterLandLmoreLefficientLbiotransformationLofLdrugsLandLthisLisLthoughtLtoLbeLdueL to:
A. LessLobesityLratesLthanLwomen
B. ProstateLenlargement
C. Testosterone
D. LessLestrogenLthanLwomen
L 10.LTheLcytochromeLpLsystemLinvolvesLenzymesLthatLareL generally:
A. InhibitedLbyLdrugs
B. InducedLbyLdrugs
C. InhibitedLorLinducedLbyLdrugs
D. AssociatedLwithLdecreasedLliverL perfusion
L 11.LALstatementLnotLshownLtoLbeLtrueLaboutLpharmacodynamicsLchangesLwithLagingL is:
A. DecreasedLsensitivityLtoLoralLanticoagulants
B. EnhancedLsensitivityLtoLcentralLnervousLsystemLdrugs
C. DrugLresponsivenessLcanLbeLinfluencedLbyLpatientLactivityL level
D. ThereLisLaLdecreasedLsensitivityLtoLbetaL blockers
L 12.LAtypicalLpresentationLofLdiseaseLinLtheLelderlyLisLreflectedLbyLallLtheLfollowingLexcept:
A. InfectionLwithoutLfever
B. DepressionLwithoutLdysphoricLmood
C. MyocardialLinfarctionLwithLchestLpainLandLdiaphoresis
D. CardiacLmanifestationsLofLthyroidLdisease
L 13.LFunctionalLabilitiesLareLbestLassessedL by:
A. Self-reportLofLfunction
B. ObservedLassessmentLofLfunction
C. ALcomprehensiveLhead-to-toeLexamination
D. FamilyLreportLofLfunction
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Chapter 2. HealthPromotion
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IdentifyLtheLchoiceLthatLbestLcompletesLtheLstatementLorLanswersLtheLquestion.
LL 1.LTheLleadingLcauseLofLdeathLinLelderlyLtravelersLworldwideL is:
A. CardiovascularLdisease
B. Infections
C. Accidents
D. Malaria
L 2.LWhichLofLtheLfollowingLshouldLbeLavoidedLinLcountriesLwhereLfoodLandLwaterLprecautionsLareLtoLbe
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A. HotLcoffee
B. BottledLwater
C. SaladLbuffet
D. UnpeeledLbananas
LL 3.LWhatLinsectLprecautionsLareLnotLnecessaryLtoLpreventLinsect-borneLdiseasesLinLtheL tropics?
A. UsingL100%LDEETLonLskinLtoLpreventL bites
B. TreatingLclothesLwithLpermetherin
C. CoveringLupLexposedLskinLtoLlessenLbitingLsurface
D. TakingLmalariaLpillsLasLdirectedLforLareasLatLriskLforL malaria