BS Pharm Questions to Make Yall Happy
Labs
Strokin' it
Show me your Congenitals
Child Please
200

This anti-depressant is associated with rare cases of acute liver failure.

Duloxetine

200

Describe the standard ANC monitoring protocol for a clozapine patient.

Weekly for 6 months -> Every other week for 6 months -> monthly thereafter

200

Two-thirds of ischemic strokes are associated with this cerebral artery.

MCA

200

This syndrome is the most common inherited cause of intellectual disability.

Fragile X
200

At age 2, children are expected to speak in sentences of this many words.

Two words

400

This medicine is the only FDA-approved medicine for agitation in dementia.

Brexipiprazole

400

Refeeding syndrome is associated with this lab abnormality.

Hypophosphatemia (free phosphate is used to replenish ATP)

400

After a stroke in this lobe, a right-handed patient now only writes on the right half of paper and shaves the right side of his face. Vision intact.

Right parietal lobe

400

Most spinocerebellar ataxias have this mode of inheritance.

Autosomal dominant

400

By this age, a child's core gender identity is developed.

Three years old

600

This medicine treats ADHD by enhancing the prefrontal cortex's activity by post-synaptic stimulation of dendritic spines.

Guanfacine

600

This is the most "reliable" lab to differentiate epileptic seizures from PNES.

Prolactin (30% rate of false positives, 15% rate of false negatives)

600

After a stroke in this area of the brain, a patient develops double vision, dizziness, N/V, hoarse voice, ataxia. Physical exam shows L eyelid droop and L pupil is constricted.

Lateral medulla

600

Rett syndrome is caused by a mutation on this chromosome.

X (mutation of MEPC2 gene)

600

According to traditional developmental milestones, a child should have object permanence by this age.

One year of age

800

Cariprazine is believed to have less motor side effects than other anti-psychotics due to its selectivity for this receptor.

D3

800
This lab level is often elevated in MTHFR deficiency.

Homocysteine

800

Locked-in syndrome could result after a stroke damages this region of the brain.

Pons

800

Anticipation is most commonly seen with genetic disorders featuring this type of mutation.

Trinucleotide repeats

800

By this age, a child should be able to engage in cooperative (as opposed to parallel) play.

Age 4

1000

Silexan (lavender) is suspected to work predominantly through this mechanism.

5HT1-A agonism

(Also inhibits voltage dependent calcium channels like pregabalin)

1000
This is approximately the ideal ratio of clozapine to norclozapine.

1-2

1000

After a stroke to this area of the brain, the patient's speech is mostly intact, but they cannot repeat sentences.

Arcuate fasciculus (connects Wernicke's and Broca's area)
1000

Congenital adrenal hyperplasia is most commonly caused by a deficiency of this enzyme.

21-hydroxylase

1000

In what order do children learn to draw the following shapes?

Triangle, cross, square, circle

Circle (Age 3)

Cross (Age 4)

Square (Age 5)

Triangle (Age 6)