Drugs

Question 1

Cardiac glycoside for CHF

Answer 1

Digoxin

Question 2

Suppresses intracellular potassium

Answer 2

Digoxin

Question 3

Digoxin at 3 ng/mL

Answer 3

Decrease ventricular depolarization, tachycardia

Question 4

Half life for Digoxin

Answer 4

38 hours

Question 5

Peak concentration of Digoxin

Answer 5

8-10 hours after oral dose

Question 6

Propranolol halflife and toxic level?

Answer 6

3 hours and >100ng/mL

Question 7

Digitoxin H and T

Answer 7

4-6 hours and greater than 25 ng/mL

Question 8

Once Digoxin is metabolized in the liver, product is

Answer 8

Digitoxin

Question 9

Elimination of Quinidine

Answer 9

Metabolism in the liver

Question 10

Treatment of Quinidine

Answer 10

To treat cardiac arrhythmia

Question 11

2 Most Common Fomulation

Answer 11

Quinidine sulfate and gluconate

Question 12

Peak concentration of Quinidine Sulfate

Answer 12

2 hours after

Question 13

Peak of Quinidine gluconate

Answer 13

4-5 hours after

Question 14

Trough of Quinidine gluconate

Answer 14

1 hour after

Question 15

Half life of Quinidine

Answer 15

5-12 hours

Question 16

Active metabolite of quinidine

Answer 16

N acetylprocainamide

Question 17

Metabolism of quinidine happens in liver through

Answer 17

Acetylation

Question 18

Procainamide H and T

Answer 18

3-5 hours and 4-10ng/mL

Question 19

Peak Procainamide

Answer 19

1 hour after intake

Question 20

Used to treat cardiac arrhythmias

Answer 20

Procainamide

Question 21

Another drug for cardiac arrhythmia with peak 1-2 hours after dose

Answer 21

Disopyramide

Question 22

Not bound to proteins drug

Answer 22

Lidocaine

Question 23

Lidocain H and T

Answer 23

2 hours and above 5.5

Question 24

Local anesthetic substance

Answer 24

Lidocaine

Question 25

Undergoes metabolism in liver through

Answer 25

dealkylation

Question 26

Used to treat gram negative bacteria

Answer 26

Aminoglycosides

Question 27

4 aminoglycosides

Answer 27

Gentamicin, tobramycin, amikacin, kanamycin

Question 28

Administration route for Aminoglycosides

Answer 28

IM or IV

Question 29

Elimination of aminoglycosides

Answer 29

Renal filtration

Question 30

Toxic effects of Aminoglycosides

Answer 30

Ototoxicity and Nephrotoxicity

Question 31

Treatment of gram positive bacteria

Answer 31

Vancomycin

Question 32

Toxic effect of Vancomycin

Answer 32

Red man syndrome

Question 33

Method of Vancomycin

Answer 33

Chromatography and Immunoassays

Question 34

Specimen of Anticonvulsants

Answer 34

Trough serum concentration

Question 35

Stabilizes the neuronal membranes

Answer 35

Phenobarbital

Question 36

Block Na and Ca influx into neurons

Answer 36

Phenytoin

Question 37

Other name for Phenytoin

Answer 37

Dilantin

Question 38

Injectable form of phenytoin

Answer 38

Fosphenytoin

Question 39

Anemia and Hypoalbuminemia

Answer 39

Phenytoin

Question 40

Enhances GABA mediated inhibitory system

Answer 40

Valproic acid

Question 41

Other name for Valproic acid

Answer 41

Depakene

Question 42

Treatment for petit mal

Answer 42

Valproic acid

Question 43

Acts by decreasing motor cortex activity

Answer 43

Ethosuximide

Question 44

Other name for ethosuximide

Answer 44

Zarontin

Question 45

Children with Lennox Gastaut Syndrome

Answer 45

Felbamate

Question 46

Inhibitor of Lamotrigine

Answer 46

Valproic Acid

Question 47

Indications: partial and generalizes seizures

Answer 47

Lamotrigine, Levetiracetam, Topiramate, Zonisamide

Question 48

Mono therapy or together with AEDs for complex partial seizures

Answer 48

Gabapentin

Question 49

Indications of mono therapy of practical seizures and in tonic clonic seizures

Answer 49

Oxcarbazepine

Question 50

Treatment for partial seizuees

Answer 50

Tiagabine

Question 51

Side effect: parasthesia

Answer 51

Tiagabine

Question 52

Pins and needles sensation

Answer 52

Topiramate

Question 53

Proform of phenobarbital

Answer 53

Primidone

Question 54

Carbamazepine, other term

Answer 54

Tegretol