Exam 4 Jeopardy Module 7

Question 1

Sedatives less likely to cause physical dependence

Answer 1

Benzodiazepines

Question 2

Antidote to morphine

Answer 2

Narcan

Question 3

2 drug classes to treat Parkinson’s

Answer 3

dopaminergic and anticholinergic

Question 4

A drug class that improves response to traditional therapy to Parkinson’s

Answer 4

Adjunctive drugs

Question 5

The most concerning side effect of a narcotic

Answer 5

Respiratory depression

Question 6

The time it may take for an antidepressant to begin working

Answer 6

4-6 weeks

Question 7

One of the most uncomfortable side effects of narcotics

Answer 7

Severe constipation

Question 8

The black box warning for antidepressants in children

Answer 8

Suicidal thoughts

Question 9

Nursing diagnosis for patients receiving CNS depressants

Answer 9

Risk for decreased respiratory function

Question 10

Vitamin that interferes with levodopa

Answer 10

Vitamin B6

Question 11

A drug class that has anxiolytic, as well as, anti-seizure properties

Answer 11

Barbiturates and benzodiazepines

Question 12

Evaluation of opioid treatment

Answer 12

Pain level

Question 13

Aged meats, cheese, wine, pepperonis

Answer 13

Foods that contain tyramine

Question 14

Alpha adrenergic blocker used for rescue hypertensive crisis associated with MAOIs

Answer 14

phentalomine

Question 15

Risk associated with anticholinergic drugs due to lack of ability to sweat

Answer 15

Heat stroke

Question 16

Group of people affected by anxiolytics with predictable syndrome of fetal cleft lip and cleft palate

Answer 16

Pregnant African American women

Question 17

Blocks dopamine receptors

Answer 17

psychotherapeutic agents

Question 18

The expected effect of levodopa

Answer 18

increase smooth muscle function

Question 19

A class of antidepressants that has the least anticholinergic effects

Answer 19

SSRIs

Question 20

Nursing intervention to improve emergency medical care for patients taking anti-seizure medications

Answer 20

Medical alert tag

Question 21

Two things used to monitor for infection and toxicity in patients taking hydantoins

Answer 21

Dilantin levels and WBC

Question 22

Most likely to develop toxicity with benzodiazepine use

Answer 22

African Americans

Question 23

What causes nausea, vertigo, malaise, headache, and nightmares?

Answer 23

Acute withdrawal syndrome

Question 24

A nursing diagnosis that addresses the most common side effect of anti-seizure drugs

Answer 24

Risk for injury r/t seizures

Question 25

Abnormal muscle movement

Answer 25

EPS

Question 26

Bradycardia, hypotension, syncope, hypoventilation, and confusion

Answer 26

CNS depression

Question 27

Leads to lithium retention and toxicity

Answer 27

Hyponatremia

Question 28

Primary action of drugs used for the treatment of ADHD

Answer 28

CNS stimulation

Question 29

Dry mouth, urine retention, pupil dilation, reduced coronary blood flow

Answer 29

Anticholinergic effects

Question 30

A life-threatening neurological disorder caused by adverse reaction to neuroleptic drugs consisting of muscle rigidity, fever, autonomic instability, delirium and elevated plasma concentration

Answer 30

Neuroleptic malignant syndrome