Deck 21: Analgesic, Antipyretic, and Anti-Inflammatory Agents
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Deck 21: Analgesic, Antipyretic, and Anti-Inflammatory Agents
1
Drugs that reduce elevated body temperature (fever) to normal levels are known as:
A) anti-inflammatories
B) antipyretics
C) analgesics
D) anesthetics
A) anti-inflammatories
B) antipyretics
C) analgesics
D) anesthetics
antipyretics
2
The term analgesic means:
A) swelling reduction
B) sensation enhancing
C) fever reducing
D) pain relieving
A) swelling reduction
B) sensation enhancing
C) fever reducing
D) pain relieving
pain relieving
3
Pain that lasts a long time or is marked by frequent recurrence is known as:
A) diagnosing pain
B) physical discomfort
C) chronic pain
D) acute pain
A) diagnosing pain
B) physical discomfort
C) chronic pain
D) acute pain
chronic pain
4
Part of the process of causing pain, hormone-like substances that control blood pressure, contract smooth muscle, and modulate inflammation are known as:
A) bradykinin
B) prostaglandins
C) histamines
D) serotonin
A) bradykinin
B) prostaglandins
C) histamines
D) serotonin
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5
A polypeptide that mediates inflammation, increases vasodilation, and contracts smooth muscle is known as:
A) bradykinin
B) prostaglandin
C) histamine
D) serotonin
A) bradykinin
B) prostaglandin
C) histamine
D) serotonin
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6
Endorphins and enkephalins are examples of:
A) anesthetics
B) antipyretics
C) neurotransmitters
D) analgesics
A) anesthetics
B) antipyretics
C) neurotransmitters
D) analgesics
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7
Analgesics that are consumed in excess of 10,000 tons annually are the:
A) acetaminophens
B) COX-2 inhibitors
C) nonsalicylates
D) salicylates
A) acetaminophens
B) COX-2 inhibitors
C) nonsalicylates
D) salicylates
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8
Agents that promote the excretion of uric acid in the urine are known as:
A) anticoagulants
B) salicylates
C) uricosurics
D) nonsalicylates
A) anticoagulants
B) salicylates
C) uricosurics
D) nonsalicylates
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9
Premature neonates with patent ductus arteriosus may be treated with:
A) uric acid
B) indomethacin
C) aspirin
D) ibuprofen
A) uric acid
B) indomethacin
C) aspirin
D) ibuprofen
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10
The name of the group of enzymes required to produce prostaglandins from arachidonic acid is:
A) meloxicam
B) cyclooxygenase (COX)
C) NSAID
D) celecoxib
A) meloxicam
B) cyclooxygenase (COX)
C) NSAID
D) celecoxib
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11
Pain that is severe and has a rapid onset is described as:
A) analgesic
B) long term
C) chronic
D) acute
A) analgesic
B) long term
C) chronic
D) acute
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12
Drugs derived from opium poppies are known as:
A) exudates
B) opioids
C) opiates
D) opiums
A) exudates
B) opioids
C) opiates
D) opiums
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13
Natural, synthetic, or endogenous morphine-related substances are known as:
A) opioids
B) narcoleptics
C) exudates
D) alkaloids
A) opioids
B) narcoleptics
C) exudates
D) alkaloids
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14
A medication that induces sleep or stupor and alters mood and behavior is referred to as:
A) an opioid receptor
B) an analgesic
C) a narcotic
D) an alkaloid
A) an opioid receptor
B) an analgesic
C) a narcotic
D) an alkaloid
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15
Which of the following is NOT one of the three major types of opioid receptors?
A) Delta
B) Mu
C) Alpha
D) Kappa
A) Delta
B) Mu
C) Alpha
D) Kappa
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16
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are used to relieve inflammation, swelling, stiffness, and joint pain-all of which are commonly caused by:
A) migraines
B) arthritis
C) ankylosis
D) fever
A) migraines
B) arthritis
C) ankylosis
D) fever
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17
Aspirin may worsen any condition involving:
A) pain
B) headache
C) fever
D) bleeding
A) pain
B) headache
C) fever
D) bleeding
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18
The isoenzyme COX-2 is primarily associated with:
A) nausea
B) fever
C) blood flow
D) inflammation
A) nausea
B) fever
C) blood flow
D) inflammation
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19
Acetaminophen is NOT:
A) antipyretic
B) analgesic
C) anti-inflammatory
D) available over the counter
A) antipyretic
B) analgesic
C) anti-inflammatory
D) available over the counter
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20
Acute liver damage or failure in patients who drink three or more alcoholic drinks per day may be caused if they take:
A) aspirin
B) ibuprofen
C) cholestyramine
D) acetaminophen
A) aspirin
B) ibuprofen
C) cholestyramine
D) acetaminophen
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21
Opiates or opioids can interact with alcohol and cause CNS depression with subsequent:
A) respiratory depression
B) intracranial pressure
C) urinary retention
D) heightened sensitivity to pain
A) respiratory depression
B) intracranial pressure
C) urinary retention
D) heightened sensitivity to pain
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22
Indiscriminate use of codeine may lead to:
A) hypertension
B) excessive coughing
C) dependence
D) insomnia
A) hypertension
B) excessive coughing
C) dependence
D) insomnia
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23
Which of the following is a semisynthetic opioid analgesic?
A) Opium
B) Codeine
C) Morphine
D) Oxycodone
A) Opium
B) Codeine
C) Morphine
D) Oxycodone
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24
Which of the following is prescribed for narcotic overdose?
A) Hydrocodone
B) Naloxone
C) Morphine
D) Oxycodone
A) Hydrocodone
B) Naloxone
C) Morphine
D) Oxycodone
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25
After taking meperidine, patients should NOT smoke or:
A) have any obstetric procedures
B) have any surgical procedures
C) walk without assistance
D) stop taking their MAO inhibitors
A) have any obstetric procedures
B) have any surgical procedures
C) walk without assistance
D) stop taking their MAO inhibitors
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26
Acetylsalicylic acid is commonly referred to as:
A) aspirin
B) acetaminophen
C) ibuprofen
D) indomethacin
A) aspirin
B) acetaminophen
C) ibuprofen
D) indomethacin
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27
A popular trade name for ibuprofen is:
A) Celebrex
B) Indocin
C) Advil
D) Tylenol
A) Celebrex
B) Indocin
C) Advil
D) Tylenol
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28
A popular trade name for acetaminophen is:
A) Tylenol
B) Bayer
C) Motrin
D) Nembutal
A) Tylenol
B) Bayer
C) Motrin
D) Nembutal
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29
Meperidine undergoes a potentially fatal reaction with:
A) MAO inhibitors
B) NSAIDs
C) opioid analgesics
D) methadone
A) MAO inhibitors
B) NSAIDs
C) opioid analgesics
D) methadone
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30
Oxycodone is commonly known by the trade name:
A) Dolophine
B) Narcan
C) OxyContin
D) Hycodan
A) Dolophine
B) Narcan
C) OxyContin
D) Hycodan
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