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Endocrine
Immune
100

When a drug response is desirable, it is referred to as ______________

therapeutic

100

What age group is predisposed to experiencing drug toxicities? 

the very old and very young 

100

true or false? Generic drug names are protected by trademark 

false. 

100

A patient with a metabolic disorder is being treated with levothyroxine. What affect will this drug have on the patients hormones?

Increase T3 and T4 secretion from the thyroid

100

How many steps are there in the HIV life cycle?

7

200

herbs, plants, vitamins and special diets are examples of ___________

complementary and alternative medicine (CAM)

200

a life threatening skin condition in which the epidermis separates from the dermis is called: 

Stevens-Johnson Syndrome 

200

what are the 5 different sources where we get drugs from?

plants, animals, minerals, synthetics, and engineered 

200

What type of injections can be given to help treat a patient with dwarfism?

Somatotropin

200

what step of the HIV lifestyle do entry inhibitors prevent?

Step 1: Attachment 

300

A ______________ is an order for a medication to be given to a specific patient based on a specific diagnosis and to be given at a certain dose

prescription 

300

a drug induced birth defect is also referred to as:

a teratogenic effect

300
What is a black box warning?

the most severe warning from the FDA about potential harmful effects of a drug 

300

You see on the patients chart that they are receiving Desmopressin to treat their symptoms of polyuria and polydipsia. Which diagnosis do you anticipate coding for?

Diabetes insipidus

300

A patients chart dictates the following symptoms: cough, sore throat, fever and muscle aches. They are being treated with Oseltamivir. What is the most likely diagnosis that will need to be coded?

Influenza

400

The overall purpose for drug clinical trials is to establish the ___________ and ___________ of a drug

safety and effectiveness

400

What are the names of the 2 liver function tests?

AST and ALT

400

what is the difference between a sustained release tablet and an enteric coated tablet?

sustained release: meant to dissolve at a specific time

Enteric coated: meant to pass through the stomach acid to be absorbed in the intestines

400

On the patients chart, the doctor has documented S/S of weight gain, poor wound healing, polydipsia, polyuria, and is being treated with Metformin. Which diagnosis are you prepared to code for?

Diabetes Mellitus

400

A patients chart indicates they have repeated infections and are being treated with a combination of protease inhibitors, integrase inhibitors and fusion inhibitors. What virus is the patient most likely infected with?

HIV

500

What might be the result if a patient is using an over the counter drug to treat themselves rather than going to the doctor?

(any of these) accidental drug interactions, unbeknownst impairment when operating a vehicle, progression of the disease due to improper treatment

500

Which type of hypersensitivity reaction is responsible for delayed reactions like we see with latex allergies and poison ivy?

Type 4, delayed hypersensitivity 

500

what is the preferred route of medication if an immediate response is desired and/or the patient is unable to take medication by mouth?

intravenous

500

A patient is being treated for an endocrine disorder with a Sulfonylurea. The coder knows that this drug class is used for which diagnosis?

Diabetes Mellitus

500

A patients chart indicated they had been previously infected with chicken pox as child. They are currently being seen for eruptions of painful blisters. What would be an appropriate medication to treat this problem?

Valacyclovir

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