VN04 revision

Question

What does PHARMACODYNAMICS mean?

Answer 1

what the drug does to the body

Answer 2

what the body does to the drug

Answer 3

what the body does to the drug

Answer 4

what the drug does to the body

Answer 5

practice manager

Answer 6

intramusclar

Answer 7

intravenous

Answer 8

intraperitoneal

Answer 9

subcutaneous

Answer 10

intravenous

Answer 11

intramuscular

Answer 12

intraperitoneal

Answer 13

subcutaneous

Answer 14

intraperitoneal

Answer 15

intramuscular

Answer 16

intravenous

Answer 17

subcutaneous

Answer 18

before meals

Answer 19

after meals

Answer 20

on an empty stomach

Answer 21

twice daily

Answer 22

once daily

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three times daily

Answer 24

every 2 hours

Answer 25

every other day

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four times daily

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three times daily

Answer 28

other muscles

Answer 29

intramuscular

Answer 30

other oriffices

Answer 31

submuscular

Answer 32

every morning

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every night

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every hour

Answer 35

every night

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every morning

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once daily

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after meals

Answer 39

before meals

Answer 40

every 4 hours

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single dose

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double dose

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four times daily

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two times daily

Answer 45

once daily

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quarter daily

Answer 47

three times daily

Answer 48

four times daily

Answer 49

two times daily

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once daily

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every other day

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immediately

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once daily

Answer 54

once daily

Answer 55

twice daily

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every hour

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as much as suffices

Answer 58

as desired

Answer 59

every other day

Answer 60

suspension

Answer 61

the name chosen by the manufacturing company once the drug has been registered

Answer 62

the name of the active ingredient in the medication

Answer 63

the name of the active ingredient in the medication

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the name chosen by the manufacturing company once the drug has been registered

Answer 65

proprietary

Answer 66

schedule 3

Answer 67

schedule 1

Answer 68

schedule 4

Answer 69

schedule 5

Answer 70

schedule 1

Answer 71

schedule 2

Answer 72

schedule 3

Answer 73

schedule 4

Answer 74

schedule 1

Answer 75

schedule 2

Answer 76

schedule 5

Answer 77

schedule 3

Answer 78

schedule 2

Answer 79

schedule 3

Answer 80

schedule 1

Answer 81

schedule 5

Answer 82

schedule 3

Answer 83

schedule 2

Answer 84

schedule 5

Answer 85

schedule 1

Answer 86

schedule 2

Answer 87

schedule 1

Answer 88

schedule 5

Answer 89

schedule 3

Answer 90

schedule 3

Answer 91

schedule 2

Answer 92

schedule 1

Answer 93

schedule 5

Answer 94

schedule 4

Answer 95

schedule 2

Answer 96

schedule 1

Answer 97

schedule 5

Answer 98

schedule 5

Answer 99

schedule 1

Answer 100

schedule 2

Answer 101

schedule 4

Answer 102

they don't have to be kept

Answer 103

the misuse of drugs regulations 2001

Answer 104

controlled drugs regulations 2020

Answer 105

the medicines act 1968

Answer 106

the health and safety at work act 1974

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every 6 months

Answer 108

every fortnight

Answer 109

the veterinary surgeon

Answer 110

the veterinary nurse

Answer 111

any suitably qualified person

Answer 112

bupremorphine

Answer 113

bupremorphine

Answer 114

bupremorphine

Answer 115

bupremorphine

Answer 116

diethylpropion

Answer 117

methamphetamine

Answer 118

flunitrazepam

Answer 119

schedule 1

Answer 120

schedule 5

Answer 121

schedule 3

Answer 122

BS 2881 : 1989

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BS 2441 : 1988

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BS 1986 : 2234

Answer 125

BS 2222 : 1111

Answer 126

three layers

Answer 127

two layers

Answer 128

five layers

Answer 129

bolted to the wall or floor

Answer 130

kept in a locked room

Answer 131

kept away from the public

Answer 132

kept inside of a safe

Answer 133

double-locked with seperate keys

Answer 134

kept under a safe combination

Answer 135

kept inside a locked room

Answer 136

kept away from the public

Answer 137

CDLOs (controlled drugs liason officer)

Answer 138

senior veterinary surgeons

Answer 139

misuse of drugs regulator

Answer 140

a locked glove compartment, bag, box or case which must be kept locked when not in use

Answer 141

a locked car at all times when not being used

Answer 142

they cannot be transported outside of the veterinary practice

Answer 143

a portable steel safe with a code to access it

Answer 144

cat litter

Answer 145

denaturing kits

Answer 146

soapy water

Answer 147

down the drain

Answer 148

cat litter

Answer 149

soapy water

Answer 150

denaturing kits

Answer 151

poured down the drain

Answer 152

opening date or use by date

Answer 153

date of broachment and initials

Answer 154

opening date and initials

Answer 155

date of broachment

Answer 156

conjugation

Answer 157

hydrolysis

Answer 158

redistribution

Answer 159

collecting duct

Answer 160

distal convoulted tubule

Answer 161

proximal convoluted tubule

Answer 162

loop of henle

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distal convoluted tubule

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proximal convoluted tubule

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collecting duct

Answer 166

loop of henle

Answer 167

absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion

Answer 168

absorption, metabolism, distribution, excretion

Answer 169

metabolism, absorption, distribution, excretion

Answer 170

metabolism, distribution, absorption, exretion

Answer 171

safety, efficacy, quality

Answer 172

quality, efficiency, safety

Answer 173

safety, cost, efficacy

Answer 174

efficacy, quality, reliability

Answer 175

pharmacokinetics

Answer 176

pharmacodynamics

Answer 177

pharmacology

Answer 178

one drug inhibits the effects of another drug

Answer 179

one ineffective drug enhances the effect of another drug

Answer 180

response is equal to the combined responses of individual drugs

Answer 181

response is greater than the combined responses of individual drugs

Answer 182

2g per 100ml

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2g per 1000ml

Answer 184

2mg per 100ml

Answer 185

2mg per 1000ml

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as required

Answer 187

every night

Answer 188

once a day

Answer 189

antiemetic

Answer 190

anticholinergic

Answer 191

sympathomimetic

Answer 192

antineoplastic

Answer 193

bupremorphine

Answer 194

a VMD inspector

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a veterinary surgeon from a different branch of the same company

Answer 196

a police drug liaison officer

Answer 197

a veterinary surgeon from a different practice/company

Answer 198

minimum of 2 years

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minimum of 5 years

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minimum of 3 years

Answer 201

minimum of 4 years

Answer 202

subcutaneous

Answer 203

intramuscular

Answer 204

intravenous

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intraperitoneal

Answer 206

small intestine

Answer 207

prednisolone

Answer 208

grapiprant

Answer 209

fibrocoxib

Answer 210

inhibits reproduction

Answer 211

kills them

Answer 212

inhibits development

Answer 213

alters their cell membrane to prevent nutrient absorption

Answer 214

paracetamol

Answer 215

ketoprofen

Answer 216

animal medicines training regulatory authority

Answer 217

royal college of veterinary surgeons

Answer 218

veterinary medicines directorate

Answer 219

department for environment, food and rural affairs

Answer 220

POM-VPS, NFA-VPS

Answer 221

POM-V, POM-VPS, NFA-VPS, AVM-GSL

Answer 222

NFA-VPS, AVM-GSL, POM-V

Answer 223

AVM-GSL, POM-VPS, NFA-VPS

Answer 224

keep away from cats due to toxicity risk

Answer 225

wear gloves during administration and wash hands after use

Answer 226

stop if the patient develops a corneal ulcer

Answer 227

do not stop the course suddenly, or without consulting the vet

Answer 228

keep them in a locked glove

Answer 229

a locked container fixed within the boot of the car

Answer 230

a locked bag or box that is removed and constantyly attended when the vehicle is left unattended

Answer 231

all answers are correct

Answer 232

dehydration

Answer 233

a poor regional blood supply

Answer 234

all of the above

Answer 235

medicines for external application

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medicines for oral application

Answer 237

all liquid medicines

Answer 238

powders and granules

Answer 239

treatment plan

Answer 240

transition period

Answer 241

turning point

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testing period

Answer 243

clauses 8 and 9

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clauses 9 and 10

Answer 245

clauses 7 and 8

Answer 246

clauses 8 and 10

Answer 247

safety of veterinary medicines in relation to animals, humans and the environment, availablity of veterinary medicines, attractiveness of UK as a place in which to develop or supply veterinary medicines

Answer 248

safety and distribution of veterinary medicines, safety of the environment in relation to veterinary medicines, safety of animals and humans in the development of veterinary medicines

Answer 249

Secretary of State and/or Northern Ireland Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (‎DAERA)

Answer 250

Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD)

Answer 251

Animal Medicines Training and Regulatory Authority Medical (AMTRA)

Answer 252

Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DEFRA)

Answer 253

manufacture, marketing, supply and field trials

Answer 254

manufacture and supply

Answer 255

manufacture, testing and supplies

Answer 256

marketing and supply

Answer 257

fees, offences, powers of inspectors, costs

Answer 258

marketing and distrubution

Answer 259

fees, offences and testing

Answer 260

costing and distribution

Answer 261

interpretation and definitions of part 2 of the bill

Answer 262

bills, costs and supply

Answer 263

marketing and distribution

Answer 264

fees, offences and payable fees

Answer 265

any proposed changes to the VMR will be subject to formal, public consulation

Answer 266

interested stakeholders have opportunity to provide feedback

Answer 267

feedback considered before revised VMR go to parliament

Answer 268

any propsed changes to the VMR do not require public feedback and will only be assessed by the appropriate people/organisations

Answer 269

monitoring adverse reactions

Answer 270

authorising the manufacture, sale and distribution of veterinary medicines

Answer 271

making and enforcing UK legislation regarding veterinary medicines

Answer 272

responsible for representing the UK's royal veterinary surgeons community

Answer 273

registering and storing CD's securely in line with the Misuse of Drugs Regulations 2001

Answer 274

a record of all POM-V and POM-VPS drugs bought, sold and administered within the practice

Answer 275

how medicines are stored in relation to conditions and temperature and daily minimum and maximum temperature recordings

Answer 276

a written record of every endo/ecto parasitic treatment and when it has been dispensed and to whom

Answer 277

all prescriptions are completed with the correct information

Answer 278

the practice has a kit and PPE to deal with medicine spillages

Answer 279

that any medicine dispensed in a container, other than the original, needs to be correctly labelled and that the client is provided with safety guidelines

Answer 280

that all medicine is labelled with the date that it was recieved into practice

Answer 281

if a small practice treats chickens, a record of the withdrawal period required before the eggs are safe to eat

Answer 282

that open medicines are used within the recommended time frame

Answer 283

that cytotoxic, cytostatic and certain hormonal medicines are stored, handled and disposed of correctly

Answer 284

the record of every cytotoxic waste in and out of the building

Answer 285

the veterinary medicines regulations 2013

Answer 286

the misuse of drugs act 2001

Answer 287

Monitoring adverse reactions

Answer 288

classification of veterinary medicines

Answer 289

supply of veterinary medicines - whether they can be supplied by a veterinary surgeon or a suitably qualified person

Answer 290

requirements for the suitably qualified person

Answer 291

Authorising the manufacture, sale and distribution of veterinary medicines

Answer 292

precription requirements

Answer 293

prescribing cascade

Answer 294

registraton of premises

Answer 295

making and enforcing UK legislation regarding veterinary medicines

Answer 296

storage and disposal requirements

Answer 297

prescribing cascade

Answer 298

classification of veterinary medicines

Answer 299

veterinary surgeons are obliged to offer prescriptions to allow clients to buy medicines from another practice/pharmacy

Answer 300

veterinary surgeons do not have to offer prescriptions

Answer 301

if a veterinary surgeon supplies a prescription for a veterinary brand of a medication then the pharmacist or SQP dispensing can supply any brand name or generic name of that drug

Answer 302

veterinary surgeons have to supply a client with the cheapest possible option of a medication

Answer 303

if a medication for the condition exists then they must use the medication licensed for that animal or condition

Answer 304

they can use any medication outside of that animals species as long as it is for animal use only

Answer 305

they can use any licensed medication in the UK as they see fit (inc. for humans)

Answer 306

they can use any licensed medication in the EU as they see fit (inc. for humans)

Answer 307

a medication licensed in the UK for use in another animal species, or for another condition in the same species

Answer 308

a medicinal product licensed in the UK for human use may be administered

Answer 309

a veterinary medicinal product authorised by another EU state can be used

Answer 310

the veterinary surgeon or pharmacist can prepare a specific product for administration

Answer 311

a medicinal product licensed in the UK for human use may be administered

Answer 312

a veterinary medicinal product authorised by another EU state can be used.

Answer 313

the veterinary surgeon or pharmacist can prepare a specific product for administration

Answer 314

a veterinary medicinal product authorised by another EU state can be used

Answer 315

the veterinary surgeon or pharmacist can prepare a specific product for administration

Answer 316

medication licensed in the UK for use in another animal species, or for another condition in the same species

Answer 317

the veterinary surgeon or pharmacist can prepare a specific product for administration

Answer 318

a medicinal product licensed in the UK for human use may be administered

Answer 319

medication licensed in the UK for use in another animal species, or for another condition in the same species

Answer 320

the person supplying

Answer 321

the veterinary surgeon

Answer 322

the veterinary nurse

Answer 323

bupremorphine

Answer 324

pentobarbitone

Answer 325

phenobarbitone

Answer 326

bupremorphine

Answer 327

phenobarbitone

Answer 328

pentobarbitone

Answer 329

bupremorphine

Answer 330

phenobarbitone

Answer 331

anabolic steroids

Answer 332

pentobarbitone

Answer 333

bupremorphine

Answer 334

bupremorphine

Answer 335

phenobarbitone

Answer 336

anabolic steroids

Answer 337

pentobarbitone

Answer 338

schedule 4

Answer 339

schedule 5

Answer 340

schedule 1

Answer 341

schedule 3

Answer 342

home office

Answer 343

quinalbarbitone

Answer 344

diethylpropion

Answer 345

flunitrazepam

Answer 346

2-8 degrees celcius

Answer 347

2-10 degrees celcius

Answer 348

-2-4 degrees celcius

Answer 349

-2-6 degrees celcius

Answer 350

15-25 degrees

Answer 351

18-15 degrees

Answer 352

5-10 degrees

Answer 353

10-17 degrees

Answer 354

every 2 years

Answer 355

every 2 weeks

Answer 356

every 6 months

Answer 357

Buprenorphine

Answer 358

Mu delta and kappa

Answer 359

OP1 OP2 OP3

Answer 360

MOP DOP KOP

Answer 361

all of the above

Answer 362

Non opioid analgesics

Answer 363

Opioid analgesics

Answer 364

buprenorphine

Answer 365

Butorphanol

Answer 366

Buprenorphine

Answer 367

Buprenorphine

Answer 368

Buprenorphine

Answer 369

Butorphanol

Answer 370

Buprenorphine

Answer 371

bind to the receptor but do not produce full activation

Answer 372

bind to the receptor and produce maximal activation

Answer 373

possess both properties

Answer 374

bind to the receptor but do not produce full activation

Answer 375

bind to the receptor and produce maximal activation

Answer 376

possess both properties

Answer 377

bind to the receptor and produce maximal activation

Answer 378

bind to the receptor but do not produce full activation

Answer 379

Possesses both properties

Answer 380

Small intestine

Answer 381

Kidneys or bile

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