Pharmacology
Name a beta antagonist approved for the treatment of glaucoma
timolol
betaxolol
carteolol
levobunolol
metipranolol
T/F A cockroach allergy is a true allergy
T
Which vitamin is important for clotting?
Vitamin K
What is the ability to emotionally understand what the other person is feeling, seeing from their perspective?
Empathy
Name a water-soluble vitamin
Vitamins B and C
Albuterol is an agonist for which receptor type?
beta 2
Which base pair interaction (A-T or C-G) is stronger and why?
G-C has 3 hydrogen bonds, A-T has two
G-C is stronger
What two hormones are produced from the posterior pituitary?
oxytocin and ADH
What are the 3 prime questions?
What did your doctor tell you this medication was for?
How did your doctor tell you to take this medication?
What did your doctor tell you to expect?
Name three non-modifiable risk factors for cardiovascular disease
family history
ethnicity
age
gender
What tissue has D1 receptors?
Smooth muscle
Which interleukins are responsible for class switching to IgE production in allergic reactions?
IL-4 and IL-13
The process of tumor cells forming blood vessel-like tubes by themselves is called?
Angiogenesis
What do the letters in SOAP note mean?
S-Subjective
O-Objective
A-Assessment
P-Plan
How much exercise per week is recommended for adults?
30-45 min 5 days/week moderate intensity
Tamsulosin is a competitive alpha 1 antagonist with higher affinity for which subtypes of receptors?
alpha 1A and alpha 1D
alpha 1A mediates prostate smooth muscle-> tamsulosin for BPH
People with Hashimoto's thyroiditis have antibodies to what?
thyroglobulin
What is a complication of all genital infections that includes severe lower abdominal pain, fever, nausea, vaginal discharge, and bleeding and predisposes one to ectopic pregnancy?
PID
pelvic inflammatory disease
What are the components of the Shannon and Weaver model?
receiver
barriers
sender
message
A BMI of 35.7 is classified as what? Be specific!
Obesity II
What is the most highly selective beta 1 antagonist?
nebivolol
If drugzimab has a patent that expires in 2024, and drugzimab was FDA approved in 2023, when can a biosimilar be introduced on the market?
2035
12+FDA approval
What disease is caused by bacteria that can survive within alveolar macrophages, resist lysosomal killing and multiply within the cell?
Tuberculosis
Name all five parts of the pharmacist's patient care process (the stupid JCPP wheel)
Collect
Assess
Plan
Implement
Follow up: Monitor and Evaluate
How much gluten can a gluten-free labeled product contain?
less than 20 ppm