NAPLEX Study

Question

Convert the following liquids to mL 1 tsp= [blank_start]5mL[blank_end] 1 tbsp= [blank_start]15mL[blank_end] 1 oz= [blank_start]30mL[blank_end] 1 cup= [blank_start]240 mL[blank_end] 1 pint= [blank_start]480mL[blank_end] 1 quart= [blank_start]960mL[blank_end] 1 gallon= [blank_start]3840mL[blank_end]

Answer 1

None of these

Answer 2

More than one of these

Answer 3

Potassium is divalent

Answer 4

Calcium is monovalent

Answer 5

Sodium is monovalent

Answer 6

1 grain= 65mg

Answer 7

1 kg= 454 grams

Answer 8

1 ounce= 28.4 grams

Answer 9

1 pound= 2 kg

Answer 10

1 inch= 2.54cm and 1 meter=100cm

Answer 11

1 inch= 2.54cm and 1 meter=1000cm

Answer 12

1 inch= 3.5cm and 1 meter=200cm

Answer 13

1 inch= 2.7cm and 1 meter=2500cm

Answer 14

Subtraction

Answer 15

Greater than 15g/dL

Answer 16

Less than 3.5 g/dL

Answer 17

A range of 5-10 g/dL

Answer 18

Less than or equal to 2.5 g/dL

Answer 19

Suppository Base Weight

Answer 20

Suppository Blank Weight

Answer 21

Medicated Suppository Weight

Answer 22

None of These

Answer 23

B/ (A-C+B)

Answer 24

(A+B)/(B-C)

Answer 25

Avoiding an excipient that a patient cannot tolerate

Answer 26

Producing a discontinued product

Answer 27

Changing the color of a product based on patient preference

Answer 28

Producing a product that is also commercially available

Answer 29

It is not necessary to calculate minimum weighable quantity because all torsion balances have a minimum weighable quantity of 6mg

Answer 30

The sensitivity requirement for a torsion balance is 6mg.

Answer 31

The minimum weighable quantity equation is sensitivity requirement divided by acceptable error rate

Answer 32

Internal weights should be used to weight quantities less than 1 gram

Answer 33

Spatulation

Answer 34

Comminution

Answer 35

Pulverization by intervention

Answer 36

Trituration with mortar and pestle

Answer 37

Geometric dilution

Answer 38

Internal vaginal conditions

Answer 39

Hematologic conditions

Answer 40

Pneumococcal Sepsis

Answer 41

Reproductive related conditions

Answer 42

None of these

Answer 43

The HLB range is a percentage from 0-100

Answer 44

A higher HLB number is more lipid soluble

Answer 45

A lower HLB number is more lipid soluble

Answer 46

HLB numbers are only used for water in oil emulsions

Answer 47

They are emulsifiers

Answer 48

They are legivating agents

Answer 49

They cause no allergic reactions

Answer 50

They are only used in specialty drugs

Answer 51

4 parts oil: 2 parts water: 1 part emulsifier

Answer 52

4 parts gum: 2 parts emulsifier: 1 part water

Answer 53

4 parts petrolatum: 2 parts acacia: 1 part water

Answer 54

4 parts water: 2 parts gum: 1 part PEG

Answer 55

simethicone

Answer 56

magnesium oxide

Answer 57

No later than 14 days

Answer 58

No later than 6 months or the earliest expiration date of an ingredient if expiring before 6 months

Answer 59

The active pharmaceutical ingredient expiration date

Answer 60

No later than 30 days since it is refrigerated

Answer 61

Use of Buproprion

Answer 62

Uncontrolled hypertension or diabetes

Answer 63

Chronic alcohol use disorder

Answer 64

Use of Panax ginseng

Answer 65

Increased physical activity

Answer 66

BPH Medications

Answer 67

Proton Pump Inhibitors

Answer 68

Viagra 100mg

Answer 69

Levitra 10 mg

Answer 70

Cialis 15 mg

Answer 71

Stendra 100mg

Answer 72

Patient greater than or equal to 65 years of age

Answer 73

Patient currently using an alpha-blocker

Answer 74

Patient has severe liver disease

Answer 75

Patient has severe renal disease

Answer 76

All of these are valid indications to reduce the dose

Answer 77

Increase the amount of nitric oxide

Answer 78

Increase formulation of guanylate cyclase

Answer 79

Prevent cGMP degradation

Answer 80

Prevent smooth muscle contraction in the penis

Answer 81

Sildenafil

Answer 82

Vardenafil

Answer 83

Intracavernous injection

Answer 84

Urethral pellet

Answer 85

Oral solution

Answer 86

Intravenous injection

Answer 87

Subcutaneous injection

Answer 88

1-4 mcg/kg/min

Answer 89

None of these

Answer 90

5-10 mcg/kg/min

Answer 91

10-20 mcg/kg/min

Answer 92

None of these are correctly matched

Answer 93

All of these are correctly matched

Answer 94

Dopamine-1: 1-4 mcg/kg/min

Answer 95

Dopamine-2: 5-10 mcg/kg/min

Answer 96

Alpha-1: 10-20 mcg/kg/min

Answer 97

Vasopressors

Answer 98

Vasodilators

Answer 99

IV Minerals

Answer 100

Nitroglycerin

Answer 101

Nitroprusside

Answer 102

Vasopressin

Answer 103

Norepinephrine

Answer 104

Nitropress does not have a black box warning

Answer 105

Nitropress has a high risk of exrtravasation. If extravasation occurs, it should be treated with phentolamine

Answer 106

Nitropress metabolism produces cyanide. If cyanide toxicity occurs it should be treated with sodium thiosulfate

Answer 107

Nitropress can cause extreme rebound hypertension. Nitropress should only be used in SBP less than 85.

Answer 108

Selectively inhibits phosphodiesterase 3

Answer 109

Prevents conversion of angiotensin 1 to angiotensin 2

Answer 110

Inhibits nitric oxide production

Answer 111

Causes vasostriction by acting as a beta-1 antagonist

Answer 112

Lactated Ringer

Answer 113

Normal Saline

Answer 114

Mechanical ventilation

Answer 115

Foley catheters

Answer 116

Admission to the ICU from the ED

Answer 117

Having few or no ICU visitors

Answer 118

Prophylactic antibiotic therapy

Answer 119

All of these

Answer 120

None of these

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