Mastery EAQ Ch. 35

A  Minoxidil

B  Dutasteride

C  Tamsulosin

D  Stanozolol

A  Alpha1-adrenergic blockers

B  5-Alpha reductase inhibitors

C  Androgens

D  Topical peripheral vasodilators

A  Dysuria

B  Back pain

C  Benign prostatic hyperplasia

D  Gastrointestinal upset

A  Goserelin

B  Minoxidil

C  Testosterone

D  Doxazosin

A  Schedule II

B  Schedule IV

C  Schedule I

D  Schedule III

A  Doxazosin

B  Tamsulosin

C  Finasteride

D  Sildenafil

A  Benign prostate hyperplasia (BPH)

B  Baldness

C  Hypertension

D  Infertility

A  Depression

B  Loss of libido

C  Hypotension

D  Peliosis of the liver

A  Glucose

B  Hemoglobin

C  Hematocrit

D  Liver function

A  Neurogenic bladder

B  Renal calculi

C  Benign prostatic hyperplasia

D  Urinary tract infection

A  Nitrates

B  Antibiotics

C  Alpha agonists

D  Anticoagulants

A  White blood cell (WBC) count, Comprehensive metabolic panel

B  White blood cell (WBC) count, Blood glucose

C  Lipid panel, Liver function tests (LFTs)

D  Blood glucose, Comprehensive metabolic panel

A  “Tamsulosin alleviates the antiandrogen effects that are caused by finasteride.”

B  “Both medications have a rapid onset of action and work together to alleviate the obstruction.”

C  “These drugs work together to shrink tissue in the prostate, relieving the obstruction.”

D  “Finasteride takes 6 months to work, whereas tamsulosin begins working immediately.”

A  Dyspnea, Chest pain

B  Impotence, Urinary frequency

C  Dizziness, Urinary frequency

D  Impotence, Dizziness

A  Fasting blood glucose 110 mg/dL

B  Creatinine 2.5 mg/dL

C  Gastroesophageal reflux

D  Enlarged prostate

A  Report erections longer than 4 hours

B  Take drug 2 hours before sexual activity

C  Normal dose is 10 mg

D  Can take medication twice daily

A  Lisinopril

B  Citalopram

C  Hydrochlorothiazide

D  Saw palmetto

A  Infertility, Cardiovascular disorder

B  Muscle atrophy, Malabsorption syndrome

C  Anemia, Malabsorption syndrome

D  Muscle atrophy, Anemia

A  Libido enhancement, Impotence

B  Impotence, Bradycardia

C  Increased hair growth, Reduction of prostate size

D  Bradycardia, Libido enhancement

A  Instruct the patient to take all cardiac medications first.

B  Call the health care provider to change the prescription.

C  Assess the patient’s blood pressure.

D  Perform a thorough history, including medication.

A  A patient with AIDS

B  A patient with severe burns over 70% of the body

C  A patient with catabolism after major abdominal surgery

D  A high school athlete who has difficulty gaining weight

A  “I will apply it to my abdomen.”

B  “I will take the tablet 1 hour before intercourse.”

C  “I will push the suppository into my urethra.”

D  “I will apply it onto the scrotal skin.”

A  Review liver function tests

B  Assess skin integrity

C  Obtain blood pressure

D  Calculate 24-hour output

A  “Oral testosterone lasts no more than 12 hours.”

B  “Injectable testosterone has a longer duration of action.”

C  “Transdermal systems can be used but must be changed weekly.”

D  “Underarm spray form requires twice-daily application.”

A  Isosorbide mononitrate

B  Metformin

C  Atorvastatin

D  Finasteride

A  Triggers better metabolic bodily functions, Triggers erectile dysfunction (ED), Helps in production of red blood cells

B  Triggers better metabolic bodily functions, Helps develop the male sex characteristics, Triggers erectile dysfunction (ED)

C  Helps in development of facial hair in men, Triggers better metabolic bodily functions, Triggers erectile dysfunction (ED)

D  Helps in production of red blood cells, Helps in development of facial hair in men, Helps develop the male sex characteristics

A  Hypoglycemia, Liver disorders

B  Liver disorders, Hypothyroidism

C  Erectile dysfunction, Pulmonary hypertension

D  Hypothyroidism, Hypoglycemia

A  Pregnancy, Renal disease, Hepatic disease

B  Hepatic disease, Oligospermia, Hypogonadism

C  Oligospermia, Hypogonadism, Renal disease

D  Oligospermia, Pregnancy, Hypogonadism

A  The patient’s blood pressure is 90/60 mm Hg.

B  The patient’s cardiac output is 5.6 L/min.

C  The patient verbalizes the ability to maintain an erection.

D  The patient does not have dry mouth, nausea, or vomiting.

A  “Take the isosorbide mononitrate before the sildenafil.”

B  “Take your blood pressure before either medication.”

C  “Take the medications on opposite days.”

D  “Do not take the sildenafil.”

A  Excretion of sodium and potassium, Development of secondary sexual characteristics, Fat metabolism

B  Fat metabolism, Excretion of sodium and potassium, Bone development

C  Fat metabolism, Production of red blood cells, Excretion of sodium and potassium

D  Bone development, Production of red blood cells, Development of secondary sexual characteristics

A  Roundness of face

B  Hirsutism

C  Fluid retention

D  Peliosis of the liver

A  Hypoglycemia

B  Anemia

C  Fatty liver

D  Hyperacidity

A  Replaces the patch every other day

B  Applies the patch on the scrotum

C  Applies the patch on shaved skin

D  Applies the patch on clean, dry skin

A  Finasteride

B  Tamsulosin

C  Stanozolol

D  Minoxidil

A  Liver function test

B  Exercise tolerance test

C  Lipid profile

D  Ultrasonography of the fetus

A  Prostate cancer, Hypergonadism

B  Endometriosis, Refractory anemias

C  Priapism, Hypergonadism

D  Prostate cancer, Priapism

A  Doxycycline

B  Leuprolide

C  Metformin

D  Nitroglycerin

A  Muscle hypertrophy

B  Stress relief

C  Euphoric effect

D  Pain relief

A  Weight gain of 1 to 2 pounds per week

B  Stronger urinary stream without hesitancy

C  Restoration of a full head of hair in 1 month

D  Increase in libido

A  Back, Thighs, Abdomen

B  Shoulder, Thighs, Abdomen

C  Back, Shoulder, Abdomen

D  Back, Thighs, Shoulder

A  Those often tardy

B  Team athletes

C  High class performers

D  Those who do not socialize well

A  Hold the medication.

B  Measure testosterone levels.

C  Continue to assess.

D  Call the health care provider.

A  Is contraindicated for use in elderly patients

B  May cause erectile dysfunction in patients

C  Reduces the efficacy of nitroglycerin

D  Causes hypotension if taken with nitroglycerin

A  Increased amount of ejaculate

B  Prolonged erection

C  Decreased libido

D  Fluid retention

A  Abdomen

B  Upper arms

C  Thighs

D  Scrotum

A  Topical

B  Intramuscular

C  Oral

D  Transdermal

A  Sildenafil

B  Methyltestosterone

C  Finasteride

D  Minoxidil

A  Dermatitis

B  Tachycardia

C  Changes in libido

D  Chest pain

A  5 mg by mouth

B  50 to 400 mg by intramuscular injection

C  1 mg by mouth

D  25 to 100 mg 1 hour before intercourse

A  Finasteride

B  Sildenafil

C  Minoxidil

D  Testosterone

A  Increasing penile blood flow

B  Relaxing urine retention

C  Reducing obstruction in the urethra

D  Improving erectile dysfunction

A  Famotidine

B  Furosemide

C  Ibuprofen

D  Nitroglycerin

A  Increased hair growth

B  Prolonged erection

C  Relief from fluid retention

D  Enhancement of the male libido

A  Transdermal

B  Buccal

C  Oral

D  Injection

A  1 to 3 months

B  1 to 2 weeks

C  2 to 4 weeks

D  3 to 6 months

A  Nandrolone

B  Nilutamide

C  Goserelin

D  Alfuzosin