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IPSA Final Tier 2
PHAR155 final tier 2
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Which of the following opioid analgesics is a transdermal patch? A. Duragesic B. Roxicodone C. Roxicet D. Lortab | A. Duragesic |
| Which of the following is indicated to treat gout? A. Zyloprim B. Kenalog C. Flomax D. Lidoderm | A. Zyloprim |
| Sumatriptan is not available as which of the following dosage forms? A. Nasal spray B. Injection C. Tablets D. Transdermal patch | D. Transdermal Patch |
| Anti-inflammatories are sometimes used during a flare of ulcerative colitis. Which of the following anti-inflammatories might be utilized during a flare? A. Ultram® B. Medrol® C. Duragesic® D. Roxicodone® | B. Medrol |
| Which of the following medications for benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is available as a capsule? A. Percocet® B. Flomax® C. Celebrex® D. Mobic® | B. Flomax |
| Which of the following is an indication for allopurinol? A. Urinary tract infection B. Migraine C. Gouty arthritis D. Post-herpetic neuralgia | C. Gouty arthritis |
| A patient has a severe asthma flare during spring allergy season. Which of the following anti-inflammatories indicated for allergic conditions may be prescribed for short-term therapy? A. Prednisone® B. Tramadol® C. Diclofenac® D. Lidocaine® | A. Prednisone |
| What is the available dosage form of celecoxib, often used to treat arthritis pain? A. Tablets B. Injection C. Capsules D. Transdermal patch | C. Capsules |
| Which of the following is an indication for meloxicam? A. Ulcerative colitis flare B. Painful urinary tract infection C. Gout flare D. Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis pain | D. Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis pain |
| Which of the following NSAIDs is available in liquid and chewable formulations for pediatric usage? A. Celecoxib B. Ibuprofen C. Diclofenac D. Phenazopyridium | B. Ibuprofen |
| All of the following statements are true EXCEPT: A. Imitrex® is available as a nasal spray B. Orapred® is available as an oral solution C. Mobic is available as an injection D. Pyridium® is available as a tablet | C. Mobic is available as an injection |
| Which of the following anti-inflammatories is available as an ophthalmic solution? A. Prednisolone B. Oxycodone C. Tamsulosin D. Diclofenac | D. Diclofenac |
| Which of the following is an incorrect pairing? A. Lidoderm® adhesive patch B. Naprosyn® tablet C. Duragesic® capsule D. Ultram® tablet | C. Duragesic capsule |
| Which of the following is a CII for severe pain treatment? A. Mobic® B. Celebrex® C. MS Contin® D. Voltaren® | C. MS Contin |
| Tamsulosin is available in which of the following dosage forms? A. Capsule B. Ointment C. Injection D. Topical patch | A. Capsule |
| Which of the following anti-inflammatories might be prescribed for a patient with a flare of systemic lupus erythematosus? A. Tramadol B. Prednisone C. Fentanyl D. Phenazopyridine | B. Prednisone |
| Which of the following anti-inflammatories is available as a capsule? A. Oxycodone B. Ibuprofen C. Naproxen D. Celecoxib | D. Celecoxib |
| Which is the available dosage form of Pyridium®? A. Transdermal patch B. Tablet C. Oral solution D. Nasal spray | B. Tablet |
| Which of the following NSAIDS might be prescribed for pain relief of acute gout? A. Allopurinol B. Tramadol C. Naproxen D. Hydrocodone | C. Naproxen |
| All of the following opioid analgesics are indicated for severe pain relief EXCEPT: A. Oxycodone B. Hydrocodone C. Diclofenac D. Morphine | C. Diclofenac |
| What oral medication is indicated for patients with type 2 diabetes to improve glycemic control? A. Januvia™ B. Humalog® C. Humulin® D. Lantus® | A. Januvia |
| What is the available dosage form of Diabeta? A. Oral solution B. Tablet C. Injection D. Cream | B. Tablet |
| KW has recently been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes mellitus, and she is told that she will need medication to help with the condition. What oral antidiabetic medication might be prescribed for KW? A. Lantus® B. Humalog® C. Humulin® D. Glucophage® | D. Glucophage |
| Which of the following might be included in the medication regimen for a non-insulin dependent patient with diabetes? A. Humulin® B. Humalog® C. Januvia® D. Lantus® | C. Januvia |
| Which oral agent might be used in combination with Glucotrol®, Glucophage®, or Humulin® when glycemic control has not been achieved? A. Pioglitazone B. Glipizide C. MetFORMIN D. Insulin | A. Pioglitazone |
| Which oral antidiabetic is available as a sustained-release (XL) dosage form? A. Lantus® B. Glucotrol® C. Levemir® D. Lispro® | B. Glucotrol |
| Which of the following would not be an option for a patient with type 1 insulin-dependent diabetic mellitus? A. Novolog® B. Humalog® C. Micronase® D. Lantus® | C. Micronase |
| What type of insulin is available in mixes of 75/25 and 50/50 (suspension/solution)? A. Lantus® B. Humalog® C. Novolog® D. Humulin® | B. Humalog |
| Which of the following antidiabetic medications might be seen in the patient profile of a patient with type 1 or type 2 diabetes? A. Glucotrol® B. Actos® C. Amaryl® D. Lantus® | D. Lantus |
| All of the following are injections EXCEPT: A. Actos® B. Lantus® C. Novolog® D. Levemir® | A. Actos |
| All of the following are oral agents for the treatment of diabetes EXCEPT: A. Glipizide B. Sitagliptin C. Glargine D. MetFORMIN | C. Glargine |
| You have a patient with T2DM that has not received glycemic control with oral therapy and will be started on insulin. Which of the following might you counsel the patient before they leave the clinic? A. Aspart B. Pioglitazone C. Glipizide D. Glyburi | A. Aspart |
| Which of the following is indicated for the treatment of patients with both type I and type 2 diabetes? A. Actos® B. Humalog® C. Amaryl® D. Glucotrol® | B. Humalog |
| LC comes to your pharmacy with a prescription with the following directions: 10 units SQ QHS. What medication was most likely prescribed? A. MetFORMIN B. Glyburide C. Glargine D. Glipizide | C. Glargine |
| Which of the following insulin prescriptions is stored in the refrigerator at your pharmacy? A. Aspart B. Sitagliptin C. Glipizide D. Glyburide | A. Aspart |
| This oral agent for type 2 diabetes is available in both a regular and extended-release dosage form. A. MetFORMIN B. Lantus® C. Humulin® D. Novolog® | A. Metformin |
| A pt presents to your pharmacy and says she needs her “pill for diabetes refilled.” When you look at her patient profile, which of the following medications might the patient be requesting to have filled? A. Levemir® B. Lantus® C. Amaryl® D. Novolog® | C. Amaryl |
| You have been asked to counsel a pt that is afraid of needles but needs to begin insulin for management of diabetes. Which of the following medications might you be providing counseling for this patient? A. MetFORMIN B. Januvia™ C. Amaryl® D. Humuli | D. Humulin |
| Which of the following medications is available in a vial as well as a FlexPen? A. Levemir® B. Januvia™ C. Glucophage® D. Actos® | A. Levemir |
| All of the following are injectable medications EXCEPT: A. Lispro B. Aspart C. Sitagliptin D. Glargine | C. Sitagliptin |
| A physician calls and asks for a recommendation to prescribe to his pt who has a fungal infection. He would like to use a topical ointment if possible. Which of the following would be the best option? A. Macrodantin® B. Diflucan® C. Nystop® D. Valtre | C. Nystop |
| What sulfonamide antibiotic is indicated for treating traveler's diarrhea in adults? A. Flagyl® B. Septra® C. Cipro® D. Zmax™ | B. Septra |
| JM presents to the clinic and is diagnosed with Herpes zoster (shingles). Which of the following is indicated to treat this condition? A. Valtrex® B. Vibra-Tabs® C. Nystop® D. Trimox® | A. Valtrex |
| Which medication, available as a topical cream, would be indicated to be given to a patient with a Herpes simplex virus (HSV) infection? A. Valacyclovir B. Nitrofurantoin C. Clotrimazole/betamethasone D. Acyclovir | D. Acyclovir |
| Which of the following cephalosporin antibiotics is indicated to treat sinusitis? A. Omnicef® B. Diflucan® C. Zovirax® D. Flagyl® | A. Omnicef |
| A single dose of a medication is often effective for treating vaginal candidiasis (yeast infections). What medication is indicated for this? A. Septra® B. Diflucan® C. Vibra-Tabs® D. Valtex® | B. Diflucan |
| An antiprotozoal medication is needed to treat a susceptible strain of a trichomoniasis infection. What would be the best treatment option? A. Trimox® B. Valtrex® C. Flagyl® D. Septra® | C. Flagyl |
| Penicillin antibiotics are often prescribed as the first line treatment for skin infections. All of the following are penicillins EXCEPT: A. Trimox® B. Augmentin® C. Pen-Vee K® D. Levaquin® | D. Levaquin |
| Which med is available packaged as 6 tablets that are taken for a 5-day course of therapy? A. Cephalexin B. Azithromycin C. Doxycycline D. Bactrim™ | B. Azithromycin |
| Which of the following is an available dosage form of Plaquenil®? A. Tablet B. Cream C. Injection D. Suppository | A. Tablet |
| Valtrex® is available as which of the following dosage forms? A. Tablet B. Ophthalmic solution C. Otic solution D. Oral solution | A. Tablet |
| A patient presents to the pharmacy with a prescription for Cleocin® from their dentist, as they had an abscess tooth. Which of the following will be dispensed? A. Capsules B. Dental paste C. Oral solution D. Injection | A. Capsules |
| Which of the following antibacterials is often prescribed to treat urinary tract infections? A. Zovirax® B. Diflucan® C. Macrodantin® D. Valtrex® | C. Macrodantin |
| NT comes to your pharmacy and presents a prescription for Nystop®. You have been asked to fill the prescription. Which of the following dosage forms will you use to fill this prescription? A. Cream B. Ophthalmic solution C. Injection D. Capsules | A. Cream |
| Urinary infections require prescription medications. Macrobid® is often prescribed to treat these infections. What is the available dosage form of Macrobid®? A. Suppository B. Capsules C. Vaginal cream D. Oral solution | B. Capsules |
| All of the following antibiotics are available in an injectable dosage form EXCEPT: A. Cipro® B. Levaquin® C. Zithromax® D. Macrodantin® | D. Macrodantin |
| AB has been suffering from shingles (Herpes Zoster). Which of the following medications might be prescribed? A. Macrobid® B. Vibra-Tabs® C. Zovirax® D. Septra® | C. Zovirax |
| A patient goes to the dermatologist regarding a skin rash, and it is determined to be a fungal infection. Which of the following topical products might be prescribed for the patient? A. Nitrofurantoin B. Azithromycin C. Metronidazole D. Nystatin | D. Nystatin |
| Which of the following antibacterial medications is commonly prescribed to treat urinary tract infections? A. Nystatin B. Fluconazole C. Nitrofurantoin D. Valacyclovir | C. Nitrofurantoin |
| The following medication, classified as an antimalarial, is indicated for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis? A. Fluconazole B. Nitrofurantoin C. Acyclovir D. Hydroxoychloroquine | D. Hydroxyoychloroquine |
| Which of the following statements is TRUE? A. Maxzide is available in tablet form B. Furosemide is available in tablet form only C. Warfarin is available in injection form only D. Dyazide is available in tablet form | A. Maxzide is available in tablet form |
| MT needs a med to help with her HTN as her latest BP reading was 160/100. An injectable medication is needed. Which of the following might be an option for MT? A. Ramipril B. Olmesartan C. Carvedilol D. Enalapril | D. Enalapril |
| Catapres-TTS® is available in which dosage form? A. Oral B. Transdermal C. Sublingual D. Injectable | B. Transdermal |
| Lanoxicaps® is one available dosage form of which one of the following medications? A. Valsartan B. Lisinopril C. Digoxin D. Carvedilol | C. Digoxin |
| What is the available dosage form of Tricor®, a medication often prescribed to decrease triglyceride levels? A. Injection B. Tablet C. Transdermal patch D. Sublingual tablet | B. Tablet |
| Niacin is indicated for which of the following: A. Decrease blood pressure B. Increase iron levels C. Decrease triglyceride levels D. Increase potassium levels | C. Decrease triglyceride levels |
| Which of the following antihyperlipidemic agents is often combined with an HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor to decrease total cholesterol levels? A. Enalapril B. Propranolol C. Diltiazem D. Ezetimibe | D. Ezetimibe |
| Which of the following agents is indicated for the reduction of overall total cholesterol and LDL in patients with homozygous familial hypercholesterolemia? A. Lipitor® B. Vasotec® C. Digoxin® D. Aldactone® | A. Lipitor |
| All of the following agents are indicated to lower cholesterol levels EXCEPT which of the following medications? A. Tricor® B. Niacin C. Hytrin® D. Lopid® | C. Hytrin |
| All of the following are classified as antihypertensive agents EXCEPT: A. Tenormin® B. Lopressor® C. Zocor® D. Altace® | C. Zocor |
| Which of the following products would be prescribed for a patient with iron-deficiency anemia? A. Slow FE® B. Tenormin® C. Lasix® D. Plavix® | A. Slow FE |
| All of the following classifications are correct based on indication EXCEPT: A. Vasotec®:antihypertensive B. Plavix®: Hematological agent C. Lotensin®: antihyperlipidemic D. Coumadin®: anticoagulant | C. Lotensin: antihyperlipidemic |
| Aggrenox® is a combination of dipyridamole and aspirin. Which is the available dosage form of this combination product? A. Tablet B. Capsule C. Injection D. Transdermal patch | B. Capsule |
| Which of the following medications would be prescribed for a 60-year-old man with benign prostatic hyperplasia? A. Terazosin B. Enalapril C. Metoprolol D. Spironolactone | A. Terazosin |
| Which of the following would most likely be prescribed for a patient that is found to be hypokalemic after having laboratory tests completed? A. Aldactone® B. Tenormin® C. Lopid® D. Tricor® | A. Aldactone |
| BC, a 45-year-old patient, presents to the hospital with edema associated to hepatic cirrhosis. Which of the following medications would be initiated to assist with the edema? A. Ezetimibe B. Olmesartan C. Fenofibrate D. Hydrochlorothiazide | D. Hydrochlorothiazide |
| Which of the following medications would most likely be prescribed for a patient with iron deficiency anemia? A. Lasix® B. Slow FE® C. Hytrin® D. Zetia® | B. Slow FE |
| Beta blockers are often prescribed to patients that have suffered an acute myocardial infarction. Which of the following beta blockers may be prescribed based on indication? A. Lopressor® B. Slow FE® C. Plavix® D. Zetia® | A. Lopressor |
| Which of the following is an antiplatelet agent that might be given to a patient to reduce their risk of a stroke? A. Diovan® B. Aggrenox® C. Slow FE® D. Bumex® | B. Aggrenox |
| Which of the following medications is most likely to be prescribed for chronic stable angina? A. Diltiazem B. Doxazosin C. Digoxin D. Dypyridamole with aspirin | A. Diltiazem |
| The available dosage form of hyoscyamine is which of the following: A. Tablet B. Powder for Injection C. Suppository D. Both A and B | A. Tablet |
| Which of the following antisecretory agents is indicated to be taken by high-risk patients over the age of 60 that are receiving continuous NSAID therapy? A. Prochloroperazine B. Dicyclomine C. Ondansetron D. Esomeprazole | D. Esomeprazole |
| Which of the following would be the best option to give a patient diagnosed with Zollinger-Ellison syndrome, a hypersecretory condition? A. Nexium® B. Reglan® C. Zofran® D. Detrol® | A. Nexium |
| Which gastric antisecretory agent is available as an orally disintegrating tablet? A. Famotidine B. Tolterodine C. Lansoprazole D. Ranitidine | C. Lansoprazole |
| Which of the following is an approved dual therapy for H. pylori treatment? A. Lansoprazole + ranitidine B. Lansoprazole + amoxicillin C. Lansoprazole + tolterodine D. Lansoprazole + famotidine | B. Lansoprazole + amoxicillin |
| Which of the following antiulcer agents is available in various dosage forms, including tablets, syrup, EFFERdose® tablets, and as an injection? A. Ranitidine B. Tolterodine C. Diphenoxylate with atropine D. Promethazine | A. Ranitidine |
| Which of the following antiulcer agents is available as an orally disintegrating tablet? A. Nexium® B. Pepcid® C. Ditropan® D. GlycoLax® | B. Pepcid |
| A pt comes to your pharmacy with a rx for child suffering from N/V for the past 24 hours. The dr has prescribed a med that is available as suppository. Which of the following may have been prescribed? A. Reglan® B. Prilosec® C. Zantac® D. Phenergan® | D. Phenergan |
| Which of the following medications would you expect to see prescribed for a patient prior to chemotherapy to prevent nausea and vomiting? A. Tolterodine B. Darifenacin C. Ondansetron D. Ranitidine | C. Ondansetron |
| Which of the following is true about Reglan®? A. Reglan® is only available as an oral tablet B. Reglan® is not indicated for diabetic gastroparesis C. Reglan® is available as a tablet, syrup, & injection D. Reglan® is classified as an antiulcer agen | C. Reglan is available as a tablet, syrup, and injection |
| All of the following are indications for promethazine EXCEPT: A. Sedation B. Allergic rhinitis C. Motion sickness D. Gastroparesis | D. Gastroparesis |
| Which is the indication for MiraLAX(r)? A. Diarrhea B. Overactive bladder symptoms C. Duodenal ulcer prevention D. Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) | A. Diarrhea |
| MiraLAX® is available in the following dosage form: A. Powder for solution B. Powder for injection C. Capsule D. Suppository | A. Powder for solution |
| A patient comes to your pharmacy with a prescription for oxybutynin. Which of the following is an indication for this medication? A. Constipation B. Gastric ulcer C. Irritable bowel disease D. Overactive bladder | D. Overactive bladder |
| All of the following are true regarding Ditropan EXCEPT: A. Ditropan is available in an extended release dosage form B. may be used to alleviate the symptoms of bladder instability C. available as a powder for injection D. available in as a 5mg table | C. Ditropan is available as a powder injection |
| Which medication indicated to treat the symptoms of overactive bladder is available in a long-acting dosage form? A. Tolterodine B. Promethazine C. Esomeprazole D. Famotidine | A. Tolterodine |
| True statement? A. Lansoprazole part of a triple therapy for duodenal ulcers by H. pylori B. Esomeprazole is only available as a DR capsule C. Esomeprazole is only available as a short-acting capsule D. Omeprazole isnt available in a OTC formulation | A. Lansoprazole may be part of a triple therapy regimen for duoedenal ulcers caused by H. pylori |
| Based on indication, which of the following pairs of medications are the least alike? A. Detrol® and Ditropan® B. Nexium® and Prontonix® C. Pepcid® and Zantac® D. Ditropan and Phenergan® | D. Ditropan and Phenergan |
| All of the following are indicated for the treatment of gastroesophageal reflux disease EXCEPT: A. Nexium® B. Zantac® C. Prilosec® D. Lomotil® | D. Lomotil |
| Which of the following is available as a powder for solution? A. Nexium® B. MiraLAX® C. Enablex® D. Zofran® | B. MiraLAX |
| Which of the following estrogen hormones is available as an oral tablet, vaginal cream, and intravenous solution? A. Trivora® B. Premarin® C. Januvia® D. Estace® | B. Premarin |
| Which of the following hormone therapies is available in an intravenous dosage form? A. Premarin® B. Aviane™ C. Levoxyl® D. Trinessa® | A. Premarin |
| All of the following are oral contraceptives EXCEPT: A. Tri-Sprintec™ B. Yasmin® C. NuvaRing® D. Trivora® | C. NuvaRing |
| Folic acid is indicated for which of the following: A. Anemia B. Hypothyroidism C. Hypokalemia D. Contraception | A. Anemia |
| Folic acid is available in which of the following dosage forms: A. Vaginal ring B. Transdermal patch C. Tablet D. Lotion | C. Tablet |
| Folic acid is available in which of the following tablet strengths: A. 0.1mg B. 1 mg C. 10 mg D. 100 mg | B. 1 mg |
| Which of the following is indicated for hypothyroidism? A. K-Dur® B. Folate C. Synthroid® D. Estrace® | C. Synthroid |
| AndroGel® is indicated for which of the following: A. Hypokalemia B. Contraception C. Folate deficiency D. Hypogonadism | D. Hypogonadism |
| K-Dur® is available in which of the following dosage forms: A. Injection B. Transdermal patch C. Tablet D. Cream | C. Tablet |
| Which of the following is indicated for postmenopausal osteoporosis prevention? A. Estrace® B. Tri-Cyclen® Lo C. Ocella® D. Trivora® | A. Estrace |
| Which of the following is available as a cream? A. Folic acid B. Tri-Sprintec® C. Estrace® D. K-Dur® | C. Estrace |
| Which of the following is indicated to alleviate the vasomotor symptoms (hot flashes) associated with menopause? A. Levothroid® B. Premarin® C. Yasmin® D. Drisdol® | B. Premarin |
| Which is the available dosage form of Enpresse? A. cream B. tablet C. Intravenous solution D. Oral solution | B. Tablet |
| Amour Thyroid is available in which of the following dosage forms? A. Injection B. Transdermal patch C. Tablet D. Topical cream | C. Tablet |
| The oral contraceptive Ortho Tri-Cyclen® -Lo is used for pregnancy prevention and is also indicated for which of the following uses? A. Hypothyroidism B. Acne treatment C. Hypokalemia D. Anemia | B. Acne treatment |
| Which of the following is available as a vaginal cream? A. Januvia® B. Tri-Sprintec® C. Premarin® D. Yasmin® | C. Premarin |
| All of the following are indicated for the prevention of pregnancy EXCEPT: A. Estrace® B. Yasmin® C. Ocella® D. Trivora® | A. Estrace |
| Klor-Con® is indicated for which of the following uses? A. Hypothyroidism B. Folate deficiency C. Anemia D. Hypokalemia | D. Hypokalemia |
| OVRAL® is indicated for which of the following: A. Prevention of pregnancy B. Potassium supplementation C. Thyroid deficiency D. Folic acid replacement | A. Prevention of pregnancy |
| Which of the following is indicated for the treatment of refractory rickets? A. Klor-Con® B. Drisdol® C. Folate D. Ocella® | B. Drisdol |
| Your patient just had a dental appointment and presents a new prescription at the pharmacy. What medication is available as an oral rinse? A. Chlorhexidine gluconate B. Methotrexate C. Alendronate D. Ibandronate | A. Chlorhexidine gluconate |
| What is the available dosage form of Chantix™, a smoking cessation aid? A. Transdermal patch B. Gum C. Inhaler D. Tablet | D. Tablet |
| Vitamin D is an important supplement for patients with osteoporosis. What osteoporosis agent is available in combination with Vitamin D? A. Alendronate B. Methotrexate C. Varenicline D. Raloxifene E. Tizanidine | A. Alendronate |
| What medication is indicated to reduce the risk of invasive breast cancer in post-menopausal patients with osteoporosis? A. Fosamax® B. Boniva® C. Lidex® D. Evista® | D. Evista |
| Paget's disease, a disease that may cause bones to become weak and puts patients at risk for breaks, is often treated with medications. What medication is indicated to treat condition? A. Fosamax® B. Evista® C. Bactroban® D. Zanaflex® | A. Fosamax |
| What sig would most likely be on the prescription label for sildenafil? A. Take one teaspoonful by mouth daily as needed B. Inject 1 unit subcutaneously daily C. Take one tablet by mouth daily as needed D. Swish and spit with 5mL daily | C. Take one tablet by mouth daily as needed |
| What medication is indicated for the short-term treatment of spasticity? A. Zanaflex® B. Lidoderm® C. Patanol® D. Evista® | A. Zanaflex |
| Which osteoporosis agent is available as a single-use pre-filled syringe that may be a good treatment option for this patient who cant take oral meds? A. Raloxifene B. Ibandronate C. Fluocinonide D. Alendronate | B. Ibandronate |
| JB has been instructed by his physician that he can take his medication for erectile dysfunction daily, as it is indicted for chronic treatment. What medication might have been prescribed for JB? A. Carisoprodol B. Tadalafil C. Raloxifene D. Varenicl | B. Tadalafil |
| What is the available dosage form of chlorhexidine gluconate? A. Capsule B. Dental paste C. Oral rinse D. Pre-filled syringe | C. Oral rinse |
| Your college roommate is in nursing school. She heard that there is a topical agent that can be used in the nasal cavity to prevent MRSA infection. What medication is indicated for this prevention? A. Patanol® B. Voltaren® C. Bactroban® D. Lidex® | C. Bactroban |
| What is the available dosage form of olopatadine? A. Topical antibiotic B. Osteoporosis agent C. Topical analgesic D. Ophthalmic drops | D. Ophthalmic drops |
| Lidex is available in all of the following dosage forms EXCEPT: A. Ointment B. Solution C. Transdermal patch D. Cream | C. Transdermal patch |
| pt w/ OA. Her dr prescribed a topical cream to help w the pain, as she was hesitant to take anything orally. Based on indication, what was most likely prescribed A. Voltaren gel B. Bactroban ointment C. Lidex cream D. Patanol drops | A. Voltaren gel |
| All of the following pairs have at least one of the same indications EXCEPT: A. Boniva ®and Fosamax® B. Cialis® and Viagra® C. Evista® and Fosamax® D. Lidex® and Lidoderm® | D. Lidex and Lidoderm |
| Which of the following would be the best option for a patient that has severe itching from poison ivy and is agitated from the constant itching? A. Xanax® B. Valium® C. Atarax® D. BuSpar® | C. Atarax |
| Which of the following antiepileptics is available as an injection? A. Divalproex B. Lamotrigine C. Gabapentin D. Phenytoin | D. Phenytoin |
| Which antipsychotic is indicated for Alzheimer's dementia? A. Duloxetine B. Venlafaxine C. Donepezil D. Trazodone | C. Donepezil |
| Which of the following would be prescribed to a patient for prevention of seizures? A. Oxcarbazepine B. Raloxifene C. Fluoxetine D. Paroxetine | A. Oxcarbazepine |
| Risperdal® Consta® is available as which of the following dosage forms? A. Capsule B. Injection C. Transdermal patch D. Orally-disintegrating tablet | B. Injection |
| Which of the following is an indication for Zyprexa®? A. Pruritus B. Insomnia C. Bipolar disorder D. Epilepsy | C. Bipolar disorder |
| Which medication is indicated for patients with restless legs syndrome (RLS)? A. Namenda® B. Requip® C. Lamictal® D. Effexor® | B. Requip |
| Which of the following anti-anxiety agents is available in multiple dosage forms, including tablets, injection, oral solution, and rectal gel? A. Restoril® B. Valium® C. Lyrica® D. Seroquel® | B. Valium |
| JB suffers from horrible motion sickness when traveling in car. His dr prescribed a med that he can take prior to travel to help with his motion sickness. Which was most likely prescribed? A. Methylphenidate B. Meclizine C. Memantine D. Mirtazapine | B. Meclizine |
| Which of the following is an indication for eszopiclone? A. Bipolar disorder B. Alzheimer's disease C. Insomnia D. ADHD | C. Insomnia |
| Which of the following is an available dosage form of zolpidem? A. Injection B. Tablet C. Transdermal patch D. Rectal gel | B. Tablet |
| Which of the following is indicated for severe dementia associated with Alzheimer's disease? A. Memantine B. Duloxetine C. Sertraline D. Amitriptyline | A. Memantine |
| Which of the following medications is indicated for a patient suffering from diabetic peripheral neuropathy? A. Antivert® B. Lyrica® C. Vyvanse® D. Lamictal® | B. Lyrica |
| Which of the following is an indication for venlafaxine? A. Epilepsy B. Diabetic peripheral neuropathy C. Depression D. Atopic dermatitis | C. Depression |
| hich of the following antidepressants is also indicated for the management of neuropathic pain for patients with diabetes? A. Venlafaxine B. Duloxetine C. Bupropion D. Sertraline | B. Duloxetine |
| Bupropion when marketed as Zyban® is used for smoking cessation. Bupropion when marketed as Wellbutrin® is indicated for which of the following: A. Restless legs syndrome B. Parkinson's disease C. Depression D. Epilepsy | C. Depression |
| Which of the following is indicated for postherpetic neuralgia? A. Lyrica® B. Effexor® C. Seroquel® D. Abilify® | A. Lyrica |
| Topamax® is indicated for which of the following: A. Diabetic neuropathy B. Generalized anxiety disorder C. Restless legs syndrome (RLS) D. Seizures | D. Seizures |
| Adderall® is indicated for the treatment of which of the following: A. ADHD B. Seizures C. Headaches D. Pruritus | A. ADHD |
| A patient with multiple sclerosis will often suffer from muscle rigidity and spasms. Which of the following medications might be useful in helping to relieve these symtoms? A. Sinemet® B. Lioresal® C. Topamax® D. Lyrica® | B. Lioresal |
| All of the following antiallergy medications are available as a nasal spray EXCEPT: A. Fexofenadine B. Nasacort® AQ C. Mometasone D. Fluticasone | A. Fexofenadine |
| Which of the following is the available dosage form of DuoNeb®? A. Metered-dose inhaler B. Tablet C. Inhalation solution D. Nasal spray | C. Inhalation solution |
| Which of the following medications is indicated for the relief of allergy symptoms, including nasal congestion? A. Tessalon® B. Phenergan with codeine® C. Spiriva® D. Allegra® | D. Allegra |
| What is the available dosage form of Flovent®? A. Inhalation solution B. Inhaler C. Oral tablet D. Nasal spray | B. Inhaler |
| Which of the following oral agents may be prescribed for a patient with asthma and seasonal allergic rhinitis, as it is indicated for both? A. Xopenex® B. Spiriva® C. Singulair® D. Advair® | C. Singulair |
| Which of the following is available as a nasal spray and a metered dose inhaler (MDI)? A. Budesonide B. Albuterol C. Fluticasone D. Tiotropium | C. Fluticasone |
| All of the following are available as nasal sprays EXCEPT: A. Flovent® B. Nasonex® C. Nasacort AQ® D. Flonase® | A. Flovent |
| Which of the following asthma medications available as an inhalation powder uses the Handihaler® inhalation device? A. Xopenex® B. Spiriva® C. Flovent® D. DuoNeb® | B. Spiriva |
| What directions would most likely be listed on a prescription for benzonatate? A. Take one teaspoonful three times daily as needed B. Inhale one puff three times daily as needed C. Use one spray in each nostril tid D. Take one capsule tid as needed | D. Take one capsule three times daily as needed |
| Which of the following medications is available as a nebulizer solution and also an inhaler? A. Fexofenadine B. Promethazine C. Levalbuterol D. Tiotropium | C. Levalbuterol |
| Urticaria, a skin condition causing itching, may be treated with the following medication: A. Allegra® B. Spiriva® C. Tessalon® D. Flovent® | A. Allegra |
| Flonase®, a medication for seasonal allergic rhinitis, is available as what dosage form? A. Metered- dose inhaler B. Capsule C. Nebulizer solution D. Nasal spray | D. Nasal spray |
| You have been presented a prescription with the following directions "place 2 sprays in each nostril once a day." Based on these directions, what medication may have been prescribed? A. Allegra® B. Nasonex® C. Singulair® D. DuoNeb® | B. Nasonex |
| MT presents a prescription for intranasal triamcinolone acetonide. What condition is mostly likely being treated for MT? A. Asthma B. Allergies C. COPD D. Coughing | B. Allergies |
| BA is having difficulty during football practice. He went to the doctor and was told he has exercise induced bronchospasm. Which of the following medications is indicated to treat this condition? A. Albuterol B. Tiotropium C. Montelukast D. Fluticason | A. Albuterol |
| What is the available dosage form of Phenergan with codeine®? A. Tablets B. Nebulizer solution C. Syrup D. Nasal spray | C. Syrup |
| Patients often receive maintenance therapy for asthma control. There are some medications recommended to be used daily. Which of the following medication is indicated for long term maintenance of asthma? A. Advair® B. Allegra® C. Nasonex® D. Flonase® | A. Advair |
| Which of the following is an indication for Flovent®? A. Acute asthma exacerbation B. Seasonal allergic rhinitis C. Maintenance treatment of asthma D. Nasal Congestion | C. Maintenance treatment of asthma |
| Which of the following asthma medications is indicated to both prevent and treat an acute asthma exacerbation? A. Singulair® B. Xopenex® C. Flovent® D. Advair® | B. Xopenex |
| What is the indication for tiotropium? A. Seasonal allergic rhinitis B. Acute asthma exacerbation C. Chronic urticaria D. COPD | D. COPD |
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