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long acting analgesic and anti-inflammatory drug?

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Decrease prostaglandin

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Most likely drug causes Peptic ulcer?

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Piroxicam Or Ketorolac Or Indomethacin

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Man take overdose from drug then take the antidote but still no effect, why?

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( antidote dose was small )

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  1. Biological substance can be stored at … C
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2 – 8 C

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What pharmacist should do when wrong medication prescribed from Dr?

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Inform prescriber doctor

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What should do with elderly man with hypertension?

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start with small initial dose then increase

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What should do with girl has seizure and tremor رعشه when use Oxcarbazepine “anti-convulsant” ?

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( shift to Topiramate ) “Topamax”

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TTT of trigeminal neuralgia ?

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( Carbamazepine ) “Tegretol”

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10.Child taking Oxcarbazepine suffers from rash and redness, ?

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shirf to Topiramate Or Ethosuximide

N.B ; this shifting is due to the child because this S.E is normal side effect ,, in case of adult ; keep using Oxcarbazepine

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Medication is used to treat absence seizures ?

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( Ethosuximide )

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Pt suffered before from migraine attack with aura, he needs drug as prophylaxis?

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Topiramate 25 mg twice

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13.Middle age man has HbA1c=9 and he takes Glipizide + Lisinopril + Pioglitazone Dr add ?

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( insulin )

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Example of drug - disease interaction?

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( Pioglitazone & heart failure ) ( Celecoxib & Cardiac toxicity )

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Woman wants to be pregnant, she takes metformin and pioglitazone, she has history of hypoglycemic and prefers oral therapy,
best TTT?

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( Stop pioglitazone and titrate metformin )

N.B ; side effect of pioglitazone is Hypoglycemic

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16.Normal range of HbA1c is ; non-diabetic

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4 – 5.6

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Bioavailability of Diclofenac injection in muscle ;

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100%

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Bioavailability refers to extent and rate at which the active moiety enters…..?

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( systemic circulation ) “site of action”

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Heparin & Warfarin are contra-indicated with?

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( Aspirin & Diclofenac & ibuprofen )

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20.Heparin or Warfarin if I added to Aspirin will lead to?

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( Bleeding )

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Interaction between warfarin and ibuprofen cause risk of bleeding, why?

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( warfarin will be replaced by ibuprofen )

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22.Warfarin oral anti-coagulant is determined or calculated by?

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( INR international normalized ratio )

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23.Heparin injection anti-coagulant is determined by?

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( APTT activated partial thromboplastin time )

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24.Heparin and warfarin were prescribed for patient, how long he will take heparin and how much INR ?

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( take heparin for 2 days with warfarin then stop heparin , warfarin biological T1/2 is 48 hours

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Best counseling point for patients taking warfarin?

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( Vit K consistent )

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Anti-dote of warfarin?
Vitamin K other name Phytomenadion , phylloquinone K1 , menaquinone K2 , menadione K3
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Anti-dote of Heparin?
Protamine sulfate
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28.Anti-dote of Paracetamol?
N-Acetyl Cysteine Anti-dote of iron? Deferoxamine
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Drug acts on non-receptor mechanism?
Drug is used to remove excess iron by binding to free iron? Deferoxamine
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Which decreases warfarin actions?
Multivitamins
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31.Which drug cause nasal bone hypoplasia?
Warfarin
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32.Drug that increases action of Warfarin?
None of the above
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33.Why should warfarin be stopped if woman want to be pregnant?
Cranial facial abnormality
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34.Warfarin affects ? the vitamin K dependent clotting factors II , VII , IX , X Heparin increase ?
the vitamin K dependent clotting factors II , VII , IX , X Heparin increase ? increases the action of anti-thrombin on thrombin and factor Xa
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35.Decrease or increase dose to the patient by technician is? Omission error الجرعه في خطأ اي Or ( improper dose error )
Omission error الجرعه في خطأ اي Or ( improper dose error )
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36.Types of error in Pharmacy?
dispensing error
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37.Nurse gives patient dose 2 hours later, what is the type of error?
wrong time error , administration error
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38.Example of error of deteriorating drug?
giving expired drug , storing drug out Refrigerator
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39.Most occurring error in prescription?
wrong drug order
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40.Most error that may occur when patient is transferred from one unit of facility to another?
missing drug he was taking
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Dr prescribes Chlorpheniramine for driver but the pharmacist discover problem?
the error occur and drug won't reach Pt
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42.Barbiturates are Sedatives, Analgesics, and anti-convulsant Ex / ......barbital ultra short barbiturates are used mainly?
Anesthesia Ex / methohexital - thiopental - thiamylal
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43.Side effect of Barbiturates in elderly patient?
Agitation Or Excitement confusion موجودين مش االتنين لو
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44.Drug with slow metabolism?
Phenobarbital ; that is short acting barbiturate
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45.Anti-fungal Amphotericin B is used for what infection?
Systemic & Subcutaneous
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46.Acyclovir is used for?
Herpes simplex virus
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47.MOA of anti-emetic Metoclopramide ?
dopamine D2 antagonist "dopamine blocker" , agonist on serotonin 5-HT4 receptor , weak inhibition of 5-HT3 receptors
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48.Metoclopramide action on which area?
Chemo trigger zone
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49.Which drug increase milk production by increase prolactin level?
Metoclopramide , Domperidone
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Which drug decrease milk supply?
Ergotamine , Estrogen , bromoceptrin
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TTT of nausea and vomiting in Breastfeeding?
Domperidone "anti-emetic without CNS effect" , Metoclopramide
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Duration of using Domperidone?
3 – 5 Days not be used for more than 7 days اسبوع مده اقصي
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MOA of domperidone?
Dopamine antagonist & can't cross BBB
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MOA of Doxazosin ?
inhibits postsynaptic alpha 1 adrenergic receptor
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Duration of Esomeprazole in gastroesophagial disease?
up to 24 hours
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.Esomeprazole for esophageal injury?
30 days
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Which committee rules out a drug from the hospital?
Therapeutic evaluation committee
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Non formulary drug order reviewed by?
= Management of the drug? Pharmacy & therapeutic committee
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Formula of drug can be adjusted by?
= Removing a drug from formulary? Pharmacy & therapeutic committee
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MOA of statin?
Decrease cholesterol by inhibiting HMG-CoA reductase
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