Pharmacological and Parenteral Therapies

This quiz reviews essential pharmacology concepts, including drug absorption, routes of administration, drug interactions, and medication functions—ideal for nursing and medical students preparing for exams like NCLEX or USMLE.

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Pharmacological a n d P a r e n t e r a l T h e r a p i e s Q u e s t i o n sw i t h A n s w e r sQuestion1:Which term refers tothestudy ofhow drugsenter the body, are absorbed, distributed,metabolized, and excreted?A) PharmacokineticsBjPharmacodynamicsOPharmacologyDjPharmacyAnswer: A} PharmacokineticsQuestion 2:Which of the following routes of drug administration bypasses the gastrointestinal tract?A) OralBiSublingualOlntravenousDJIntramuscularAnswer: C) IntravenousQuestion 3:What is the primary function of antiemetic medications?A) Reduce painBjlnduce sleepOControl nausea and vomitingDjLower blood pressureAnswer: C) Control nausea and vomitingQuestion 4:Which type of drug interaction occurs when one drug enhances the effect of another drug?A) Additive effectBjSynergistic effectOAntagonistic effectD)ldiosyncratic effectAnswer: B) Synergistic effectQuestion 5:Which term refers tothe highestblood concentration of a drug?A) BioavailabilityB)Peak plasma concentrationC)Half-lifeD)Volume of distributionAnswer: B} Peak plasma concentrationQuestion 6:Which medication class is commonly used to treat hypertension by relaxing blood vessels?A) AntibioticsBjAnticoagulantsClDiuretics

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