Antimicrobial Recall Quiz NURS 5334 The University of Texas at Arlington | UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified Answers

Antimicrobial Recall Quiz NURS 5334 The University of Texas at
Arlington | UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified Answers

Question:
What is extremely resistant TB resistant to? a.) One of the
second line injectable second line drugs and all
fluoroquinolones b.) All Fluoroquinolones ; Isoniazid [INH]
and rifampin; and at least one of the injectable second line
drugs. c.) One of the second line injectable second line drugs
and rifampin and INH INH and rifampin, and all
fluroroquinolones d.) One of the second line injectable second
line drugs and rifampin and INH INH and rifampin, and all
fluroroquinolones

Answer:
b.) All Fluoroquinolones ; Isoniazid [INH] and rifampin; and
at least one of the injectable second line drugs.


Question:
What is multidrug resistant TB? a.) Resistant to both Isoniazid
(INH) and fluoroquinolones b.) Resistant to both rifampin and
fluoroquinolones c.) Resistant to Pyrazinamide and
ethambutol d.) Resistant to both Isoniazid (INH) and
Rifampin

Answer:
d.) Resistant to both Isoniazid (INH) and Rifampin


Question:
Which medications create problematic interactions with other
HIV antiviral drugs? a.) Rifampin and Rifabutin b.) Rifampin
and Amantadine c.) Rifampin and Isoniazid [INH] d.)
Rifampin and Pyrazinamide (PZA)

Answer:
a.) Rifampin and Rifabutin

,Question:
Which information should the nurse include when teaching a
patient about INH therapy? a.) Tubercle bacilli cannot
develop resistance to isoniazid during treatment. b.) Isoniazid
is administered intravenously. c.) An adverse effect of
isoniazid therapy is peripheral neuropathy, which can be
reversed with pyridoxine. d.) The dose of INH should be
lowered if the patient is also taking phenytoin

Answer:
c.) An adverse effect of isoniazid therapy is peripheral
neuropathy, which can be reversed with pyridoxine.


Question:
A group of college students are traveling to a chloroquine-
resistant malaria area for a mission trip. Which of the
following medications can be used for both prevention and
treatment of malaria in these students? Malaria not covered in
text. Will need to look this up. a.) Pyrimethamine b.)
Artemisinin c.) Atoraquone-proguanil d.) Melarsoprol

Answer:
c.) Atoraquone-proguanil


Question:
Which information should be included when teaching about
rifampin? a.) Rifampin is safe to use in patients who have
hepatic disease b.) Rifampin can change the color of body
fluids to reddish orange c.) Rifampin cannot be given IV d.)
Oral contraceptives are safe to use with rifampin therapy

Answer:
b.) Rifampin can change the color of body fluids to reddish
orange

, Question:
Which TB medication can cause decrease in vision? a.)
Ethambutol b.) Rifampin c.) Isoniazid (INH) d.) Pyrazinamide

Answer:
a.) Ethambutol


Question:
Linda has onychomychosis of the toenail. Which of the
following is the appropriate treatment? a.) Ketoconazole daily
for 6 months b.) ketoconazole daily for 3months c.)
terbinafine daily for 6 months d.) Terbinafine daily for 3
months

Answer:
d.) Terbinafine daily for 3 months


Question:
Lisa is taking terbinafine daily for toenail fungus. Which of
the following labs does the NP need to monitor? a.) Liver
enzymes baseline and monthly b.) Basic metabolic panel in 3
months c.) BUN/Cr monthly d.) CBC once only

Answer:
a.) Liver enzymes baseline and monthly


Question:
Jonathan has athlete's foot. Which of the following should be
prescribed initially? a.) Terbinafine topical b.) Ketoconazole
topical c.) Griseofulvin orally d.) Terbinafine orally

Answer:
a.) Terbinafine topical


Question:
Jade comes in with vaginal Candidiasis. What is the NP going
to prescribe? a.) Metronidazole 150 mg by mouth for 7 days