Vocabulary
Drugs
mixed questions
Pharmacology
Pharmacy Practice
100

What does antihypertensive mean? 

(a drug) used to lower high blood pressure

100

The generic name is Alprazolam. What is the brand? 

Xanax

100

What is GERD?

Gastroesophageal reflux disease

100

Which of the following tissues makes up the outermost layer of the skin?

epidermis

100

An IC medication order is received in the hospital with the first dose to be started at 2200 hours. What is the Greenwich Mean Time equivalent? 

10:00 pm

200

What does antihyperlipidemic mean? 

(a drug) that lowers cholesterol.

200

The brand name is Nexium. What is the generic? 

Esomeprazole

200

Name one medicine that treat type II diabetes

Glyburide, Diabeta,

Glimepiride, Amaryl

Metformin

200

Parkinson's disease results from the destruction of neurons that transmit which of the neurotransmitters?

dopamine

200

What term DAW2 means 

a patient request a brand name to be dispensed 

300

What does drowsiness mean?

sleepy 

300

What does Warfarin prescribed for?

to prevents blood clots

300

Name a medicine that treat high blood pressure.

Enalapril, Vasotec

 Ramipril, Altace

Spironolactone, Aldactone


 

300

What injectable antipsychotic drug given one time every four to six weeks?

aripiprazole lauroxil

300

A PBM is best described as a

processor of claims

400

What does OCD mean?

obsessive compulsive disorder

400

What does Restoril prescribed for?

It is a sleeping aid.
400

Is Ezetimibe an antihyperlipidemic medication?

Yes

400

The main organ involved in temperature regulation is the

liver

400

What temperature range allowed for an item requiring refrigeration?

36F to 46F

500

What does SSRI mean? 

 Serotonin Selective Reuptake Inhibitor

500

What does Fosamax prescribe for? 

Osteoporosis, slows bone loss

500

Is Nitrofurantoin  an antibiotic? 

Yes

500

What drug products contains methylphenidate in a long-acting dosage form?

Aptensio XR

500

The ability to exchange information between internal and external databases (insurance, healthcare provider) called

interoperability