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Nome: ____________________ Data: ____________
1.Facile
What is a "broad-spectrum" antibiotic?
AOne that acts against many Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria
BOne that is given only intravenously in hospital
COne that is taken for a long time at low dose to prevent any infection
DOne that also treats viral and fungal infections
2.Facile
Mannitol is an osmotic diuretic used mainly to:
ATreat high blood pressure long term
BReduce raised intracranial pressure
CRaise serum potassium
DPrevent blood clots
3.Facile
Why are corticosteroids such as betamethasone given to a woman at risk of preterm birth?
ATo stop contractions completely
BTo prevent infection in the mother
CTo lower the mother's blood glucose
DTo speed up fetal lung maturity
4.Media
Which lab tests are monitored in a patient taking carbamazepine?
ASerum amylase and lipase
BFull blood count and serum sodium
CThyroid antibodies and cortisol
DINR and aPTT
5.Media
Which approach is usually recommended to prevent constipation in a patient on regular opioids?
ABulk-forming fibre alone, with fluid intake restricted
BA stimulant laxative such as senna, often with a stool softener
CNo laxative until the patient has not opened the bowels for a week
DAn antidiarrhoeal drug at night to slow the gut
6.Media
How should a patient take oral alendronate?
AWith milk at bedtime, then lying down straight away to aid absorption
BCrushed into yoghurt with calcium supplements
CWith breakfast and coffee to protect the stomach
DWith plain water on an empty stomach, staying upright for 30 minutes
7.Difficile
An older patient on amlodipine develops ankle swelling and is prescribed furosemide. She then becomes dizzy and falls. What does this sequence illustrate?
ADrug tolerance
BEnzyme induction
CA type B allergic reaction
DA prescribing cascade
8.Difficile
Why should a dose never be written as "5,0 mg" on a medication order?
AIt means the dose must be given five times
BThe pharmacy cannot supply doses that contain a decimal point
CIt is too precise for most drugs
DThe decimal point may be missed, and the dose read as 50 mg
Soluzioni
1. A · One that acts against many Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria
2. B · Reduce raised intracranial pressure
3. D · To speed up fetal lung maturity
4. B · Full blood count and serum sodium
5. B · A stimulant laxative such as senna, often with a stool softener
6. D · With plain water on an empty stomach, staying upright for 30 minutes
7. D · A prescribing cascade
8. D · The decimal point may be missed, and the dose read as 50 mg
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