Deck 5: Pharmacology and Pharmacy

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The veterinarian prescribes a drug at a dose rate of 5 mg/kg BID. The solution is 100 mg/mL, and the patient weighs 50 kg. What is the volume of each dose?

A) 2.5 mL
B) 25 mL
C) 50 mL
D) 100 mL
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IM stands for:

A) intravenous
B) subcutaneous
C) intraperitoneal
D) intramuscular
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The veterinarian prescribes a drug at a dose rate of 5 mg/kg BID. The solution is 100 mg/mL, and the patient weighs 50 kg. What is the total daily dose?

A) 25 mg
B) 50 mg
C) 250 mg
D) 500 mg
Question
Drugs that are related to or function on the jejunum are termed:

A) gastric
B) enteric
C) colonic
D) extrahepatic
Question
Which of the following is considered a semisolid form of medication?

A) Tablets
B) Elixir
C) Ointment
D) Suspension
Question
The doctor asks you to dispense drug tablets for a 22-lb dog to be given at 5 mg/kg TID for 5 days. How many 25-mg tablets should you dispense?

A) 5
B) 10
C) 20
D) 30
Question
Which of the following is the abbreviation for once-per-day dosing?

A) q8
B) QOD
C) PO
D) QD
Question
Well-perfused tissues distribute medications more rapidly and in greater concentrations. Which of the following are well-perfused tissues?

A) Liver, brain, kidney
B) Liver, fat, kidney
C) Skeletal muscle, fat, liver
D) Skeletal muscle, kidney, fat
Question
Amoxicillin is a:

A) chemical name
B) generic name
C) proprietary name
D) trade name
Question
Which class of controlled drug cannot be prescribed by a veterinarian?

A) C-I
B) C-II
C) C-III
D) C-V
Question
Which route of drug administration is usually considered the quickest?

A) PO
B) IM
C) IV
D) SC
Question
A prescription must have which of the following to be valid?

A) Species of animal
B) Age of the animal
C) Breed of the animal
D) Date the prescription should be started
Question
If when figuring out a dosage of medication (tablet form) you get a result of 0.35 tablets, what would you prescribe?

A) You would cut the tablets into thirds and send home
B) You would send home 1 tablet per dosing
C) You would round down to tablet or up to tablet according to the veterinarian's instruction
D) You would ask to have a different drug prescribed
Question
Which is the correct way to document the amount of medication given?

A) 1 tablet amoxicillin given
B) Twice-daily administration of amoxicillin given
C) 50 mg orally of amoxicillin given
D) Amoxicillin was given orally
Question
Which class of drug requires the prescription to be written, not called into a pharmacy?

A) C-I
B) C-II
C) C-III
D) C-V
Question
A suspension:

A) is placed in the rectum where it is dissolved and released into the gastrointestinal tract
B) contains drug particles that are suspended, but not dissolved, in the liquid vehicle
C) is a drug dissolved in a liquid vehicle that does not settle out if left standing
D) is a solution of drugs dissolved in sweetened alcohol
Question
Which class of controlled drug is limited to state and local regulation--not federal?

A) C-I
B) C-II
C) C-III
D) C-V
Question
Which of the following is the correct term for medication given by injection?

A) Parenteral
B) Per os
C) Oral
D) Topical
Question
A 40-lb animal weighs approximately:

A) 18 kg
B) 40 kg
C) 60 kg
D) 88 kg
Question
Receipts for the purchase or sale of controlled substances must be retained for:

A) 5 years
B) 2 years
C) 12 months
D) 6 months
Question
This medication is used both for constipation and for hepatic encephalopathy:

A) mineral oil
B) lactulose
C) psyllium
D) docusate sodium succinate
Question
Which diuretic "spares" or conserves potassium?

A) Furosemide
B) Chlorothiazide
C) Spironolactone
D) Mannitol
Question
Which emetic is used effectively in dogs but not in cats?

A) Xylazine
B) Hydromorphone
C) Apomorphine
D) Rompun
Question
Which of the following bronchodilators is approximately 80% theophylline?

A) Terbutaline
B) Albuterol
C) Aminophylline
D) Clenbuterol
Question
Insulin is used in the body to:

A) move glucose from the blood into tissue cells
B) break down stores of glycogen into glucose
C) store glycogen
D) move glucose from the tissue cells into the blood
Question
The drug propofol is considered to be what type of drug?

A) Anticonvulsant
B) Analgesic
C) Tranquilizer
D) Anesthetic
Question
This drug is used as both a cough suppressant and as a pain medication for GI-related pain but is not a controlled substance.

A) Butorphanol
B) Codeine
C) Hydrocodone
D) Acetylcysteine
Question
Irritant laxatives include:

A) psyllium
B) phosphate salts
C) castor oil
D) bran
Question
Phenylephrine is a:

A) mucolytic
B) expectorant
C) decongestant
D) bronchodilator
Question
Which insulin is found in oral form?

A) glargine
B) glipizide
C) NPH insulin
D) protamine zinc
Question
Which medication is helpful in the treatment of hypoadrenocorticism?

A) CnRh
B) Prozine
C) Mitotane
D) Fludrocortisone
Question
This class of medication is commonly used in the treatment of kennel cough.

A) Antiarrhythmic medications
B) Diuretics
C) Antitussives
D) Nonsteroidal antiinflammatories
Question
Pimobendan has two functions, one of which is as an inodilator, meaning:

A) it has both inotropic and vasodilator effects
B) it is a vasodilator only
C) it is inotropic only
D) it is used only in the ICU setting
Question
The nickname for this medication is a "gastric Band-aid":

A) sucralfate
B) omeprazole
C) famotidine
D) misoprostol
Question
Radioactive iodine is used to treat:

A) hypothyroidism
B) hyperthyroidism
C) pancreatic tumors
D) saprophytic fungal infections
Question
The neurokinin receptor antagonist that helps with acute vomiting and vomiting due to motion sickness is called:

A) meclizine (Bonine)
B) dimenhydrinate (Dramamine)
C) diphenhydramine (Benadryl)
D) maropitant citrate (Cerenia)
Question
This diuretic is actually mostly used for cerebral edema.

A) Furosemide
B) Chlorothiazide
C) Spironolactone
D) Mannitol
Question
Which antiarrhythmic agent is also used as a local anesthetic?

A) Quinidine
B) Procainamide
C) Lidocaine
D) Mexiletine
Question
When using a needle for venipuncture, the bevel should face:

A) up
B) down
C) toward the midline
D) distal
Question
Hypothyroidism is:

A) the thyroid gland
B) insufficiency of the thyroid hormone
C) overproduction of the thyroid hormone
D) a hormone found in the thyroid gland
Question
This antibiotic is also used to help treat protozoa found in the intestines:

A) metronidazole
B) chloramphenicol
C) nitrofurans
D) macrolides
Question
Overuse of glucocorticoids can cause:

A) pituitary adenoma
B) Cushing's syndrome
C) Addison disease
D) renal tubular degeneration
Question
Which anticonvulsant is the drug of choice for emergency treatment of seizures?

A) phenobarbital
B) phenytoin
C) diazepam
D) pentobarbital
Question
Prolonged use of this drug can cause mammary hyperplasia in dogs:

A) mibolerone
B) estradiol
C) megestrol
D) oxytocin
Question
Which antibiotic can cause arthropathies in immature, growing animals?

A) Cephalosporins
B) Penicillins
C) Fluoroquinolones
D) Aminoglycosides
Question
Stimulation of respiration in anesthetized patients can be achieved with:

A) dobutamine
B) doxapram
C) xylazine
D) detomidine
Question
Which drug has sedative, analgesic, and emetic effects?

A) phenothiazine
B) ketamine
C) xylazine
D) dexamethasone
Question
This class of antibiotic is potentially nephrotoxic and ototoxic even at normal dosages:

A) cephalosporins
B) penicillins
C) fluoroquinolones
D) aminoglycosides
Question
Which tranquilizer has no analgesic effects?

A) acepromazine
B) meperidine
C) xylazine
D) detomidine
Question
Which antiinflammatory is toxic to cats?

A) carprofen
B) meloxicam
C) acetaminophen
D) deracoxib
Question
Which cephalosporin is found as an injectable and lasts for 2 weeks?

A) cefazolin
B) cephapirin
C) ceftiofur
D) cefovecin sodium
Question
The disinfectants of choice against parvovirus are:

A) phenols
B) alcohols
C) iodophors
D) chlorines
Question
Which of the following imidazoles has the fewest side effects?

A) fluconazole
B) ketoconazole
C) itraconazole
D) braconazole
Question
Oxytocin is used to:

A) increase uterine contractions
B) increase weight
C) increase conditioning of feedlot cattle
D) modify behavior in cats
Question
Which inhalant anesthetic has the shortest induction and recovery times?

A) propofol
B) methoxyflurane
C) isoflurane
D) halothane
Question
Which of the following medications is used to treat seizure-like tremors in dogs?

A) phenobarbital
B) diazepam
C) methocarbamol
D) KBr
Question
Which compound is a biguanide antiseptic that binds to the outer surface of the skin, producing some residual activity?

A) povidone-iodine
B) benzalkonium chloride
C) hexachlorophene
D) chlorhexidine
Question
Which insecticide is particularly toxic to cats and rabbits?

A) chlorpyrifos
B) amitraz
C) imidacloprid
D) lufenuron
Question
These two terms are often used interchangeably:

A) antibiotic and antimicrobial
B) bactericidal and antimicrobial
C) bacteriostatic and bactericidal
D) antibiotic and bacteriostatic
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1
The veterinarian prescribes a drug at a dose rate of 5 mg/kg BID. The solution is 100 mg/mL, and the patient weighs 50 kg. What is the volume of each dose?

A) 2.5 mL
B) 25 mL
C) 50 mL
D) 100 mL
2.5 mL
2
IM stands for:

A) intravenous
B) subcutaneous
C) intraperitoneal
D) intramuscular
intramuscular
3
The veterinarian prescribes a drug at a dose rate of 5 mg/kg BID. The solution is 100 mg/mL, and the patient weighs 50 kg. What is the total daily dose?

A) 25 mg
B) 50 mg
C) 250 mg
D) 500 mg
500 mg
4
Drugs that are related to or function on the jejunum are termed:

A) gastric
B) enteric
C) colonic
D) extrahepatic
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5
Which of the following is considered a semisolid form of medication?

A) Tablets
B) Elixir
C) Ointment
D) Suspension
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6
The doctor asks you to dispense drug tablets for a 22-lb dog to be given at 5 mg/kg TID for 5 days. How many 25-mg tablets should you dispense?

A) 5
B) 10
C) 20
D) 30
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7
Which of the following is the abbreviation for once-per-day dosing?

A) q8
B) QOD
C) PO
D) QD
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8
Well-perfused tissues distribute medications more rapidly and in greater concentrations. Which of the following are well-perfused tissues?

A) Liver, brain, kidney
B) Liver, fat, kidney
C) Skeletal muscle, fat, liver
D) Skeletal muscle, kidney, fat
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9
Amoxicillin is a:

A) chemical name
B) generic name
C) proprietary name
D) trade name
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10
Which class of controlled drug cannot be prescribed by a veterinarian?

A) C-I
B) C-II
C) C-III
D) C-V
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11
Which route of drug administration is usually considered the quickest?

A) PO
B) IM
C) IV
D) SC
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12
A prescription must have which of the following to be valid?

A) Species of animal
B) Age of the animal
C) Breed of the animal
D) Date the prescription should be started
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13
If when figuring out a dosage of medication (tablet form) you get a result of 0.35 tablets, what would you prescribe?

A) You would cut the tablets into thirds and send home
B) You would send home 1 tablet per dosing
C) You would round down to tablet or up to tablet according to the veterinarian's instruction
D) You would ask to have a different drug prescribed
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14
Which is the correct way to document the amount of medication given?

A) 1 tablet amoxicillin given
B) Twice-daily administration of amoxicillin given
C) 50 mg orally of amoxicillin given
D) Amoxicillin was given orally
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15
Which class of drug requires the prescription to be written, not called into a pharmacy?

A) C-I
B) C-II
C) C-III
D) C-V
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16
A suspension:

A) is placed in the rectum where it is dissolved and released into the gastrointestinal tract
B) contains drug particles that are suspended, but not dissolved, in the liquid vehicle
C) is a drug dissolved in a liquid vehicle that does not settle out if left standing
D) is a solution of drugs dissolved in sweetened alcohol
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17
Which class of controlled drug is limited to state and local regulation--not federal?

A) C-I
B) C-II
C) C-III
D) C-V
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18
Which of the following is the correct term for medication given by injection?

A) Parenteral
B) Per os
C) Oral
D) Topical
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19
A 40-lb animal weighs approximately:

A) 18 kg
B) 40 kg
C) 60 kg
D) 88 kg
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20
Receipts for the purchase or sale of controlled substances must be retained for:

A) 5 years
B) 2 years
C) 12 months
D) 6 months
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21
This medication is used both for constipation and for hepatic encephalopathy:

A) mineral oil
B) lactulose
C) psyllium
D) docusate sodium succinate
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22
Which diuretic "spares" or conserves potassium?

A) Furosemide
B) Chlorothiazide
C) Spironolactone
D) Mannitol
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23
Which emetic is used effectively in dogs but not in cats?

A) Xylazine
B) Hydromorphone
C) Apomorphine
D) Rompun
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24
Which of the following bronchodilators is approximately 80% theophylline?

A) Terbutaline
B) Albuterol
C) Aminophylline
D) Clenbuterol
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25
Insulin is used in the body to:

A) move glucose from the blood into tissue cells
B) break down stores of glycogen into glucose
C) store glycogen
D) move glucose from the tissue cells into the blood
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26
The drug propofol is considered to be what type of drug?

A) Anticonvulsant
B) Analgesic
C) Tranquilizer
D) Anesthetic
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27
This drug is used as both a cough suppressant and as a pain medication for GI-related pain but is not a controlled substance.

A) Butorphanol
B) Codeine
C) Hydrocodone
D) Acetylcysteine
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28
Irritant laxatives include:

A) psyllium
B) phosphate salts
C) castor oil
D) bran
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29
Phenylephrine is a:

A) mucolytic
B) expectorant
C) decongestant
D) bronchodilator
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30
Which insulin is found in oral form?

A) glargine
B) glipizide
C) NPH insulin
D) protamine zinc
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31
Which medication is helpful in the treatment of hypoadrenocorticism?

A) CnRh
B) Prozine
C) Mitotane
D) Fludrocortisone
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32
This class of medication is commonly used in the treatment of kennel cough.

A) Antiarrhythmic medications
B) Diuretics
C) Antitussives
D) Nonsteroidal antiinflammatories
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33
Pimobendan has two functions, one of which is as an inodilator, meaning:

A) it has both inotropic and vasodilator effects
B) it is a vasodilator only
C) it is inotropic only
D) it is used only in the ICU setting
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34
The nickname for this medication is a "gastric Band-aid":

A) sucralfate
B) omeprazole
C) famotidine
D) misoprostol
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35
Radioactive iodine is used to treat:

A) hypothyroidism
B) hyperthyroidism
C) pancreatic tumors
D) saprophytic fungal infections
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36
The neurokinin receptor antagonist that helps with acute vomiting and vomiting due to motion sickness is called:

A) meclizine (Bonine)
B) dimenhydrinate (Dramamine)
C) diphenhydramine (Benadryl)
D) maropitant citrate (Cerenia)
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37
This diuretic is actually mostly used for cerebral edema.

A) Furosemide
B) Chlorothiazide
C) Spironolactone
D) Mannitol
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38
Which antiarrhythmic agent is also used as a local anesthetic?

A) Quinidine
B) Procainamide
C) Lidocaine
D) Mexiletine
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39
When using a needle for venipuncture, the bevel should face:

A) up
B) down
C) toward the midline
D) distal
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40
Hypothyroidism is:

A) the thyroid gland
B) insufficiency of the thyroid hormone
C) overproduction of the thyroid hormone
D) a hormone found in the thyroid gland
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41
This antibiotic is also used to help treat protozoa found in the intestines:

A) metronidazole
B) chloramphenicol
C) nitrofurans
D) macrolides
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42
Overuse of glucocorticoids can cause:

A) pituitary adenoma
B) Cushing's syndrome
C) Addison disease
D) renal tubular degeneration
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43
Which anticonvulsant is the drug of choice for emergency treatment of seizures?

A) phenobarbital
B) phenytoin
C) diazepam
D) pentobarbital
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44
Prolonged use of this drug can cause mammary hyperplasia in dogs:

A) mibolerone
B) estradiol
C) megestrol
D) oxytocin
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45
Which antibiotic can cause arthropathies in immature, growing animals?

A) Cephalosporins
B) Penicillins
C) Fluoroquinolones
D) Aminoglycosides
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46
Stimulation of respiration in anesthetized patients can be achieved with:

A) dobutamine
B) doxapram
C) xylazine
D) detomidine
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47
Which drug has sedative, analgesic, and emetic effects?

A) phenothiazine
B) ketamine
C) xylazine
D) dexamethasone
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48
This class of antibiotic is potentially nephrotoxic and ototoxic even at normal dosages:

A) cephalosporins
B) penicillins
C) fluoroquinolones
D) aminoglycosides
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49
Which tranquilizer has no analgesic effects?

A) acepromazine
B) meperidine
C) xylazine
D) detomidine
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50
Which antiinflammatory is toxic to cats?

A) carprofen
B) meloxicam
C) acetaminophen
D) deracoxib
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51
Which cephalosporin is found as an injectable and lasts for 2 weeks?

A) cefazolin
B) cephapirin
C) ceftiofur
D) cefovecin sodium
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52
The disinfectants of choice against parvovirus are:

A) phenols
B) alcohols
C) iodophors
D) chlorines
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53
Which of the following imidazoles has the fewest side effects?

A) fluconazole
B) ketoconazole
C) itraconazole
D) braconazole
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54
Oxytocin is used to:

A) increase uterine contractions
B) increase weight
C) increase conditioning of feedlot cattle
D) modify behavior in cats
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55
Which inhalant anesthetic has the shortest induction and recovery times?

A) propofol
B) methoxyflurane
C) isoflurane
D) halothane
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56
Which of the following medications is used to treat seizure-like tremors in dogs?

A) phenobarbital
B) diazepam
C) methocarbamol
D) KBr
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57
Which compound is a biguanide antiseptic that binds to the outer surface of the skin, producing some residual activity?

A) povidone-iodine
B) benzalkonium chloride
C) hexachlorophene
D) chlorhexidine
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58
Which insecticide is particularly toxic to cats and rabbits?

A) chlorpyrifos
B) amitraz
C) imidacloprid
D) lufenuron
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59
These two terms are often used interchangeably:

A) antibiotic and antimicrobial
B) bactericidal and antimicrobial
C) bacteriostatic and bactericidal
D) antibiotic and bacteriostatic
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