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NR 566 Final Exam / NR566 Final Exam / NR 566 Final Exam Review / NR566 Final Exam Review(New, 2023/2024)(V3): Advanced Pharmacology for Care of the Family : Chamberlain College of Nursing
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Trazodone 29.Which medications help patients fall asleep?
Lunesta, Zaleplon 30.Which medication is best for people who have difficulty falling asleep? Zolpidem 31.What are the names of benzodiazepine like drug? Eszopiclone (Lunesta) and Zaleplon (Sonata) 32.What is the name of melatonin receptor agonist? Ramelteon
Hepatotoxicity 44.St. John's Wort can reduce the effectiveness of what med? Oral Contraceptive 45.What potential adverse effects of ginger root? Hypoglycemia, hypotension 46.What are some common adverse effects of flax seed? Bloating, flatulence, abdominal discomfort 47.What adverse effects may black cohosh cause? Rash, headache, dizziness 48.With testosterone replacement therapy when should T levels be drawn? 14 days after the initiation of therapy and periodically 49.What important patient teaching should be provided regarding topical testosterone application? Women and children should avoid skin-to-skin contact with application sites 50.When is it appropriate to initiate short-term androgen therapy? Psychologic distress of delayed sexual maturation 51.Expected therapeutic effects of androgen therapy may include all of the following EXCEPT? Increased energy, increase endurance 52.What are some potential adverse effects of androgens? Virilization, accelerate epiphyseal, elevate LDL, prostate CA, hepatitis 53.What monitoring is needed for androgen therapy? CBC, lipid panel, LFTs, PSA 54.What is the first-time treatment for migraine prevention? Beta Blockers 55.What is the first time abortive treatment for migraines? Triptans 56.How many days a week should abortive migraine medication be limited to? 1 or 2 days
57.When is sumatriptan contraindicated?
71.What are some potential adverse effects of cholinesterase inhibitors? Nausea, vomiting, dyspepsia, diarrhea, dizziness and headache
72.What is the typical oral starting adult dose of azithromycin? 250-500 mg 73.What is the typical oral starting dose of erythromycin? 1000-2000 mg 74.What is the usual daily dose of tinidazole? 1000 mg 75.What strengths do oral acyclovir come in? Capsule: 200 mg, Tablet: 400 and 800 mg