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Nome: ____________________ Data: ____________
1.Facile
What is a "high-alert medication"?
AA drug that causes more serious harm when used in error
BA drug that is expensive and must be kept in a locked cupboard
CAny drug that is given by the intravenous or intramuscular route
DA new drug during its first year on the market
2.Facile
Why is vitamin K given to newborn babies?
ATo protect against hepatitis B
BTo prevent neonatal jaundice in the first week
CTo improve weight gain
DTo prevent vitamin K deficiency bleeding
3.Facile
Which drug is the antidote for magnesium sulfate toxicity?
AProtamine sulfate
BPotassium chloride
CNaloxone
DCalcium gluconate
4.Media
A patient has oral mucositis after chemotherapy. Which advice is appropriate?
AUse an alcohol-based mouthwash several times a day to kill germs
BBrush hard with a firm toothbrush to remove debris
CUse a soft toothbrush and rinse with saline or a bland mouthwash
DEat spicy and acidic foods to stimulate healing
5.Media
Why should NSAIDs be used with caution in some people with asthma?
AThey cause mucus plugs by drying the airways
BThey increase the clearance of salbutamol
CThey can trigger bronchospasm in aspirin-sensitive asthma
DThey block the anti-inflammatory effect of inhaled corticosteroids
6.Media
L'ipratropio è un broncodilatatore usato nella BPCO. Come agisce?
AStimola i recettori beta-2 adrenergici delle vie aeree
BBlocca i recettori dei leucotrieni
CBlocca i recettori muscarinici della muscolatura liscia bronchiale
DRiduce l'infiammazione come un corticosteroide
7.Difficile
Which statement correctly contrasts donepezil and memantine in Alzheimer's disease?
ABoth drugs are dopamine agonists that differ only in their half-lives