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Mastery EAQ Ch. 16

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  Cottage cheese
B  Fava beans
C  Corned beef
D  Red wine
Question #2
A  Dystonia
B  Dry mouth and constipation
C  Neuroleptic malignant syndrome
D  Orthostatic hypotension
Question #4
A  Naloxone
B  Nalmefene
C  Naltrexone
D  Flumazenil
Question #5
A  Strategies to manage breast enlargement and nipple discharge
B  The meaning of various components of a white blood cell count
C  The importance of promptly reporting flulike symptoms
D  Contraceptive measures and expected changes in menstruation
Question #6
A  Complete blood count
B  Renal function test
C  Complete urine examination
D  Liver function test
Question #7
A  Lethargy, Paradoxical anxiety, Shivering
B  Shivering, Hyperthermia, Muscle spasms
C  Paradoxical anxiety, Lethargy, Muscle spasms
D  Hyperthermia, Lethargy, Paradoxical anxiety
Question #9
A  “The health care provider is switching me to this medication because it is less expensive but just as effective.”
B  “I will not get as dizzy when I change positions after I switch medications.”
C  “I can just stop taking my Elavil and start taking the Celexa as ordered.”
D  “I will need to limit my intake of cheese when taking Celexa to prevent a rise in my blood pressure.”
Question #10
A  Complete blood count
B  Renal panel
C  Immunoglobulin levels
D  Liver function tests
Question #11
A  The patient might have perspiration. The patient might have increased hunger.
B  The patient might have difficulty breathing. The patient might have been sleeping for a long time.
C  The patient might have severe abdominal pain. The patient might have perspiration.
D  The patient might have increased hunger. The patient might have severe abdominal pain.
Question #12
A  Teach the patient about the side effects.
B  Monitor the patient’s response to therapy.
C  Instruct the patient not to miss doses.
D  Monitor the postural blood pressure.
Question #14
A  Acute lymphocytic leukemia
B  Failed antipsychotic therapy
C  Allergy to phenothiazines
D  Self-destructive behavior
Question #15
A  It can be injected as a long-acting agent.
B  There is a better chance of effectiveness.
C  Fewer doses are needed for effective therapy.
D  There is increased likelihood of adherence to therapy.
Question #16
A  The patient has withdrawal symptoms of the administered drug.
B  The patient has adverse effects due to drug–food interaction.
C  The patient has adverse effects due to drug–drug interaction.
D  The patient has reduced drug effect due to calcium deficiency.
Question #17
A  There is a risk of toxicity when this medication is taken with alcohol.
B  There are no contraindications to this medication.
C  This class of medications has no other use and is only for depression.
D  The medication is safe; it has been used longer than many others.
Question #21
A  Tobacco, Opioids, Caffeinated drinks, Alcohol
B  Opioids, Tobacco, Muscle relaxants, Caffeinated drinks
C  Tobacco, Caffeinated drinks, Alcohol, Antihistamines
D  Alcohol, Opioids, Antihistamines, Muscle relaxants
Question #22
A  Acute dystonia, Akathisia, Unstable blood pressure
B  Myoglobinemia, Akathisia, Acute dystonia
C  High fever, Myoglobinemia, Unstable blood pressure
D  Akathisia, High fever, Acute dystonia
Question #23
A  Administer buspirone at night and isocarboxazid after lunch.
B  Administer buspirone and isocarboxazid by dissolving in water.
C  Administer buspirone intravenously and isocarboxazid orally.
D  Administer buspirone 14 days after discontinuing isocarboxazid.
Question #24
A  Perform urine acidification until the pH is 5.
B  Refer the patient for regular hemodialysis.
C  Administer multiple doses of activated charcoal.
D  Administer hypotensive drugs as prescribed.
Question #25
A  “I will need to wear sunscreen and protective clothing when outdoors.”
B  “I should call my health care provider if I notice any uncontrollable movements of my tongue.”
C  “I need to change positions slowly to prevent dizziness.”
D  “It is okay to take this drug with a small glass of wine to help me relax.”
Question #28
A  Oxcarbazepine, Lithium carbonate
B  Bupropion, Imipramine
C  Isocarboxazid, Imipramine
D  Bupropion, Isocarboxazid
Question #29
A  Drowsiness, Coarse tremors, Suicidal thoughts
B  Drowsiness, Suicidal thoughts, Delirium,
C  Delirium, Myoclonus, Coarse tremors
D  Myoclonus, Drowsiness, Suicidal thoughts
Question #30
A  Postural hypotension, Tardive dyskinesia, Weight gain
B  Lightheadedness, Reflex tachycardia, Postural hypotension
C  Reflex tachycardia, Weight gain, Tardive dyskinesia
D  Weight gain, Tardive dyskinesia, Lightheadedness,
Question #31
A  Dizziness, Confusion, Visual changes, Paradoxical anxiety
B  Paradoxical anxiety, Ataxia, Dizziness, Confusion
C  Ataxia, Dizziness, Paradoxical anxiety, Visual changes
D  Ataxia, Dizziness, Confusion, Visual changes
Question #32
A  Report any increase in mania.
B  Expect to feel better in 4 to 6 days.
C  Take sertraline at the same time each day.
D  Avoid overheating and direct sun exposure.
Question #34
A  Catatonia, Poverty of speech, Social withdrawal
B  Catatonia, Poverty of speech, Conceptual disorganization
C  Hallucinations, Poverty of speech, Social withdrawal
D  Delusions, Hallucinations, Conceptual disorganization
Question #35
A  To prevent renal toxicity caused by the drug
B  To maintain therapeutic concentration of lithium
C  To ensure proper nourishment in the patient
D  To maintain normal cholesterol levels in the body
Question #36
A  “Have you undergone any surgery?”
B  “Are you taking calcium supplements?”
C  “Are you taking oral contraceptives?”
D  “Have you ever experienced trauma?”
Question #38
A  Insomnia, Childhood enuresis, Neuropathic pain syndrome
B  Childhood enuresis, Seizures, Depression
C  Seizures, Insomnia, Depression
D  Depression, Seizures, Neuropathic pain syndrome
Question #40
A  Diazepam
B  Lorazepam
C  Buspirone
D  Alprazolam
Question #42
A  Smoking a low-nicotine cigarette
B  Sunbathing at the pool
C  Participating in a bowling league
D  Eating aged cheese
Question #43
A  Myoclonus
B  Rhabdomyolysis
C  Hypothermia
D  Renal failure
Question #44
A  Tertracyclics
B  Serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors (SNRIs)
C  Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs)
D  Trycyclics
Question #46
A  Phenylbutylpiperidines
B  Thioxanthene
C  Dibenzodiazepines
D  Phenothiazines
Question #47
A  Dizziness
B  Somnolence
C  Paradoxical anxiety
D  Blurred vision
Question #48
A  The patient has metabolic syndrome.
B  The patient has mania.
C  The patient has dyskinesia.
D  The patient has dystonia.
Question #49
A  Biogenic amine hypothesis
B  Dysregulation hypothesis
C  Permissive hypothesis
D  Dopamine hypothesis
Question #50
A  Lorazepam
B  Alprazolam
C  Amitriptyline
D  Buspirone
Question #51
A  Bipolar disorder
B  Paranoid schizophrenia
C  Obsessive–compulsive disorder
D  Absence seizures
Question #52
A  Dibenzazepine
B  Benzodiazepine
C  Phenothiazine
D  Benzisoxazole
Question #56
A  Acetylcholine
B  Serotonin
C  Dopamine
D  Norepinephrine
Question #57
A  Anxiety
B  Depressive
C  Affective
D  Psychotic