PNM300 FINAL EXAM NE WEST /PNM300
FINAL EXAM PRACTICE QUESTIONS
EXAM COMPLETE 300 AL L QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS WITH
ANSWERS
Question : Which cases are most closely related to the IDEA
principles of Zero Reject and Child Find?(a) PARC and Mills (b) Prior Written Notice (PWN) and Informed Written Consent
Correct answer: a. PARC and Mills
Question : When a patient is taking an adrenergic drug, the
nurse expects to see which effect?(a) Bronchial constriction (b) Peripheral vasodilation (c) Increased intestinal peristalsis (d) Increased heart rate
Correct answer: d. Increased heart rate
Question : SATA: Sulphonylureas (a) Glimepiride (b) Repaglinide (c) gliclazide
(d) Biguanide (e) glyburide
Correct answer: a. Glimepiride
- gliclazide
- glyburide
Question : SATA: Glindes: (a) Repaglinide (b) biguanide (c) Glucobay (d) glitazone
Correct answer: a. Repaglinide
Question : SATA: Thiazolidinediones (a) exenatide (b) pioglitazone (c) liraglutide (d) rosiglitazone
Correct answer: b. pioglitazone
- rosiglitazone
Question : SATA: Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors (a) exenatide (b) acarbose (glucobay) (c) Canagliflozin (d) Sitagliptin (Januvia)
Correct answer: b. acarbose (glucobay)
Question : SATA: DPP-4 inhibitors (a) Canagliflozin (b) exenatide (c) Sitagliptin (Januvia) (d) Dulaglutide
Correct answer: c. Sitagliptin (Januvia)
Question : SATA: GLP-1 receptor agonists (a) exenatide (b) Dapagliflozin (c) dulaglutide (d) Incretin mimetics
Correct answer: a. exenatide
- dulaglutide
Question : SATA: SGLT2 Inhibitors (a) Carbachol (b) Canagliflozin (c) Dapagliflozin (d) Glycosuria
Correct answer: b. Canagliflozin
- Dapagliflozin
Question : Which drug class is an enzyme that breaks down
incretin hormones?(a) GLP-1 (b) DPP-4 (c) Alpha Glucosidase (d) SGLT2 (e) Sulphonylureas (f) metformin
Correct answer: b. DPP-4
Question : Which drug class prevents digestion of
carbohydrates?(a) GLP-1 (b) DPP-4 (c) Alpha Glucosidase (d) SGLT2 (e) Sulphonylureas (f) metformin
Correct answer: c. Alpha Glucosidase
Question : Which drug eliminates glucose into the urine
(a) GLP-1 (b) DPP-4 (c) Alpha Glucosidase (d) SGLT2 (e) Sulphonylureas