NSG 124 - Pharmacology

EXAM ELABORATIONS Aug 28, 2025
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NSG 124 - Pharmacology

Exam 2

Question:

which class of antibodies is more likely to cause Steven Johnson syndrome

Answer:

sulfonamides

Question:

First-line treatment for diabetes and prediabetes

Answer:

glucophage (Metformin)

Question:

First line of treatment for staph aureus

Answer:

vancomycin

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Question:

used to treat graves disease

Answer:

radioactive iodine/methimazole

Question:

first-line drug class for treatment of Lyme disease

Answer:

tetracyclines

Question:

first line drug for TB

Answer:

Isoniazid and Rifampin

Question:

What type of insulin can be administered IV?

Answer:

short acting (regular)

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Question:

What type of insulin is detemir?

Answer:

Long acting

Question:

What should you do to mixed insulin before administering it ?

Answer:

agitate it (gently)

Question:

How does regular insulin differ from lispro?

Answer:

both are short acting, but regular insulin is slower acting while the other are rapid

Question:

treatment for Diabetes Insipidus

Answer:

Desmopressin

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Question:

what is used to stimulate milk production?

Answer:

Prolactin

Question:

loo[ diuretics can cause the loss of this electrolyte

Answer:

postassium

Question:

rapid infusion of this drug can cause red man syndrome

Answer:

vancomycin

Question:

Which fluoroquinolone is used for respiratory conditions and which is for genitourinary conditions?

Answer:

levofloxacin (resp.)

Ciprofloxacin (genitourinary)

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NSG 124 - Pharmacology Exam 2 Question: which class of antibodies is more likely to cause Steven Johnson syndrome Answer: sulfonamides Question: First-line treatment for diabetes and prediabetes An...

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