SYSTEMS
Nitroglycerin is commonly used in which of
the following forms?
Transdermal patch
sublingual spray
sublingual tablet
A disorder caused by loss of dopamine-producing neurons.
Parkinson’s disease
A resident on antipsychotics develops lip smacking and tongue movements. Identify the condition.
Tardive dyskinesia
Name a short-acting bronchodilator used for an asthma attack?
Albuterol
What type of cholesterol can cause a buildup
inside the arteries causing atherosclerosis?
LDL cholesterol
often called "bad" cholesterol
HDL cholesterol
often called "good" cholesterol
A disease where the immune system attacks the protective covering of nerves.
Multiple sclerosis (MS)
Which medication class ends in “-lol”?
Beta blockers
A resident taking steroids must rinse their mouth to prevent what complication?
Oral thrush.
A resident taking lithium becomes nauseated, shaky, and confused. What is the MOST likely concern?
Lithium toxicity.
Loss of dopamine in the brain.
Parkinson’s Disease
A resident on antipsychotics develops fever, muscle rigidity, and confusion. What is this?
Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMS)
Objective information is based on
_____________________ and subjective
information is based on ___________________.
Observed facts; reported experiences
Deep vein thrombosis is treated primarily with?
NAME DRUG AND CLASSIFICATION
Anticoagulant medication
A resident on antidepressants suddenly becomes euphoric, impulsive, and sleeps 2 hours per night. What is happening?
Manic episode or medication-induced mania
A resident on beta blockers may show which change in vital signs?
Slower heart rate.
A resident on insulin is sweaty, shaky, and confused before lunch. What is happening?
Hypoglycemia (low blood sugar).
Medication commonly ordered to help regulate heart rhythm?
Carvedilol, a beta-blocker
Which of the following is true regarding
epilepsy?
(A) Epilepsy is primarily controlled using anti-
platelet agents.
(B) Epilepsy may have known or unknown
causes.
(C) Epilepsy is caused by TIA.
(D) Epilepsy usually exists along with
myasthenia gravis.
(B) Epilepsy may have known or unknown
causes.
A resident starts a new antipsychotic medication and develops fever, muscle stiffness, and confusion. What condition should you suspect?
Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome (NMS).
Pleurisy can be caused by___________
Pneumonia or influenza.