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Title: Pharmacy Practice II Review I


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Pharmacy Practice IIReview I
No shots for me, thanks
Drugs, old new
Insulin
Eye do
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Final Jeopardy
Created by Cathy Hamilton
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old and new for 200
  • Two indications for valacyclovir
  • What are herpes zoster, genital herpes, herpes
    labialis?

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old and new for 400
  • Indication for tamsulosin
  • What is BPH?

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old and new for 600
  • Primary adverse effect of erythromycin
  • What is GI (nausea and vomiting)?

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old and new for 800
  • Specific indication for OTC omeprazole
  • What is frequent heartburn, 2 or more times a week

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old and new for 1000
  • Active metabolite of amitriptyline?
  • What is nortriptyline?

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Eye do for 200
  • The first thing a patient should do before
    administering eye drops
  • What is wash hands thoroughly?

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Eye do for 400
  • Side effect noted in patients using Xalatan, but
    not Alphagan
  • What is change in eye color?

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Eye do for 600
  • Drug class of tobramycin
  • What is antibiotic (Aminoglycoside)?

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Eye do for 800
  • Type of receptor and action of brimonidine
  • What is Alpha 2 agonist?

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Eye do for 1000
  • An example of a disappearing ophthalmic
    preservative
  • What is Purite or Sodium perborate?

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No shots... for 200
  • Of glyburide, Glucophage or Glucotrol, the one
    least likely to cause hypoglycemia
  • What is Glucophage (Metformin)?

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No shots... for 400
  • Two metabolic pathways that lead to
    complications in diabetes
  • What is advanced glycosylation endproducts and
    sorbitol pathway?

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DAILY DOUBLE!!
  • Two mechanisms of action of Amaryl
  • What is increased insulin release from pancreas,
    upregulation of insulin receptors?

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No shots... for 800
  • In addition to monitoring blood glucose levels,
    patients taking rosiglitazone must also be
    monitored for this
  • What is liver function activity (ALT)?

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No shots... for 1000
  • Unpopular adverse effects of alpha glucosidase
    inhibitors
  • What are gastrointestinal discomfort, abdominal
    gas, flatulence, diarrhea?

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Insulin for 200
  • Why insulin cannot be taken orally
  • What is break down by stomach acid?

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Insulin for 400
  • Most rapid acting insulin
  • What is Lispro (Humalog and Novalog)?

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Insulin for 600
  • Insulin without a peak
  • What is glargine (Lantus)?

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Insulin for 800
  • Absence of insulin can cause this
    life-threatening condition
  • What is ketoacidosis?

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Insulin for 1000
  • Suspending agents in NPH insulin
  • What is protamine and zinc?

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Whatever for 200
  • Shaking, sweating, dizzy, hungry, blurred vision,
    irritability
  • What are symptoms of hypoglycemia?

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Whatever for 400
  • Polyuria, polydipsia, polyphagia
  • What are symptoms of diabetes (hyperglycemia)?

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Whatever for 600
  • Volume of fluid in the eye
  • What is 7-10 microliters?

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Whatever for 600
  • Plasma concentration of glucose that must be
    exceeded in order for it to be spilled into the
    urine
  • What is 180 mg/dL?

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Whatever for 800
  • The leading cause of blindness in people 24-74
    y.o. in the industrialized world.
  • What is diabetic retinopathy?

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Whatever for 1000
  • Cialis may be used to treat this complication of
    diabetes
  • What is impotence?

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Final Jeopardy
  • Drug originally isolated from the saliva of the
    Gila monster lizard.
  • What is Byetta (exenatide)?
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