NAPLEX MaterialHere are the 125 items that I could remember. Here’s how to study….go through the packet that says “this is what you should spend a lot of time studying.” Look up everything. It you don’t look it up & are unsure, it WILL be on the test. I made a study guide out of it. I typed it up so that I could put all related information together. My test had about 20-30 calculations on it. They were so easy that they made Flynn’s packet look hard. My test was also filled with ID- my weakness. I had no herbal or CF questions. Along with Flynn’s review, I also did the Kaplan review. It was a waste. I did not need it. Could not have done it without Flynn!!!! I made a 141!!!!! 1. Which is a PI? • I. Ritrovir II. Epivir III. Crixivan 2. Crixivan should be taken on a empty stomach 3. Ritrovir is available as: • I. IV II. Syrup III. Tablet 4. Which of the following is available as IV? • I. Ritrovir can’t remember the others because this is the only one available as an IV 5. ISMO question- 7 am & 2 pm 6. What is a hiatal hernia? 7. Avandia- might take 12 weeks to see max effects 8. Fanconi’s syndrome- affects the proximal renal tubules 9. Drug that causes hyponaturemia- Lithium was a choice 10. Vaccine that need to be reconstituted- MMR 11. Vaccine to avoid with egg allergy- Measles 12. Diptheria/Tetanus- is it ok during pregnancy 13. Viravax question 14. Which chemo drug do you use an in-line filter for? 15. Metformin should be stopped before- angiogram 16. Acarbose: • I. Take 30 min before meals II. May cause gasIII. Don’t take if you skip meals 17. Baby with diaper rash. It is red, inflamed, irritated, & has vesicles. What organisms has caused? • Stap aerous, candida, steptocoous were choices 18. Next question was how to treat it- triamcinolone & nystatin 19. Reference question asking where would you look if you were trying to maximize insulin therapy? • Applied therapeutics, facts & comparisons were choices 20. Reference question asking about vaccines 21. Sponorox pulse dosing question- 1 tab BID X 1 week, then off for 3 weeks X2 months 22. Sponorox would be treating: onychomycosis & aspergillosis were both choices 23. Patient is on heparin- APTT is 58- keep heparin IV the same 24. Imitrex works on ___ receptor 25. Zoloft: • I. Don’t drink alcohol II. May cause drowisness III. Wrong 26. Next question- which drug in the patient profile might be contributing to the patient’s insomnia?- Zoloft was dosed QHS 27. Ampicillin could be used to treat enterococcus faecalis Aerobid generic. Morphine SE. Arava MOA: inhibits dihydrooratate dehydrogenase 50. Methotrexate dose for child. What can exacerbate digoxin toxicity? Hypomagnesium (hypokalemia was not a choice. may cause dry mouth or hoarsness. Glyburide 35. when & how should these be administered? • Can be in same IV bag given 4 hours prior to chemo • Can be in separte IV bags given 4 hours prior to chemo • Can be in same IV bag 30 given 30 minutes prior to chemo 53. how much elemental calcium is that providing? 1200 mg 32. Gavison. Quinidine III.Succimer 34.28.calcium 43. Which of the following drugs is blue? • Ifosfamide • Mitoxantrone i. Budesonide counseling: which would you not tell the patient? • Shake well. Spacer question 49. What is an alterative for ethanol in treating methanol overdose? • Fomepizole 33. Singulair could cause flu-like symptoms 47.how long would you wait to check INR? 31. Peak flow meter question 48. Patient with cancer.flunisolide 44. How long will it patient on gentamicin to reach steady state with an 8 hour half life? • Answer was in ranges. PCN resistance is caused by: • Alteration of penicillin binding proteins & beta lactamase production were both choices 37. coli 29. Milk of magnesium is a saline laxative 41. Increased dose of warfarin. Magnesium overdose. Which drug can increase digoxin toxicity? • I.hypotension 38. going to be receiving zofran & dexametasone. Patient is taking Tums (Calcium carbonate) 2 tablets TID. Not sure if this is correct. Which drug is not used to treat a patient with prostate cancer? Alkylating agents .the reverse was on there too 39. however hyperkalemia was) 36. Which drug must be used with an in-line filter? Paclitaxel 52. Lead overdose.patient should be told to chew good & swallow 40. may cause an oral yeast infection. use every 12 hours 45.Q week 51.something like 32-40 hours 30. rinse mouth afterwards. can’t find the answer however per micromedex: patients may experience a blue-green color to their urine and sclera for 24 hr after administration 54. MOA of finasteride (inhibits conversion of testosterone to dihydrotestosterone) • Be careful. Baby receiving gentamicin for treatment of e. Which would you give to treat allergies & asthma? Singulair 46. Loop diuretic II. Calculate the ANC 42. Flumadine 87. Patient on Zetia 10 mg & Zocor 10 mg. Which drug is least likely to cause hypoglycemia even when fasting? Glycet 70. Bictra is being used for the treatment of metabolic acidosis . DynaCirc is a. flu 86. Treatment of H. Lorazepam needs to be refrigerated 75. what would you use to treat first? Calcium gluconate 82. Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose purpose for being added to eyedrops 79. Hydroxyzine & Demerol. Should be administered in a glass container • III.if the patient still is experiencing hyperlipidemia would could you do? • Increase Zocor dose • Add (or change?) to Lipitor • Add a Fibrate 83. A foley catheter is.do not administer with antacids or other drugs containing calcium or iron 84. DOC for ventricular fibrillation.need to contact MD 74. Treatment of PDA without surgery? IV indomethacin 80. What otic product contains Neomycin? Cortisporin 85. Prilosec counseling question: can open up & sprinkle on applesause 77.zithromax 89. When would you DC the enoxaparin in a patient on warfarin. Patient on Cipro. Rifampin is DOC for elimination of meningococci for asymptomatic carriers 90. Capsacin 72. Amitriptylline III. What can be used to protect a patient’s kidneys who is going to undergo a procedure that involves using IV dye? Acetylcysteine 67.8 mg/day 69. Patient with DM. Should be administered in a container protecting it from light • II. Which of the following agents can cause bone pain? Tamoxifen can (Neulasta & Neupogen were not choices) 56. Which drug is a biguanide? Metformin 71.55. Patient wants to prevent flu with. DKA question 73.a urethral catheter 64. Why might the patient have increased phosphate level? Fleet’s Phosphosoda 81. How would you administer the heparin? Heparin lock 63. Gabapentin II. DOC for supraventricular tachycardia. Which can be used for diabetic neuropathy? • I.CCB 65. Nitroprusside: • I. What could be used for this patient’s cancer related N/V? Aloxi 57. Treatment of recurrent otitis media.amiodarone 60. Loop diuretics. Generic of Forteo 68. Several questions on enoxaparin (calculate patient’s dose) 61. Patient has EKG changes & hyperkalemia.22 micron filter 66. Erythromycin lactobionate is available as an IV preparation 88. what would you use to treat their HTN? ACEI 58. Kayexelate is not available for IV 78.adenosine 59.Should be administered with a 0.4-5 days after warfarin therapy began 62. Amaryl max dose.inhibit Na & H2O reabsorption • One choice said work at the descending loop of Henle (not ascending) 76. Malathion.Which of the following NSAIDs has an ophthalmic preparation? Diclofenac 121.Karaya 108. & ankle circumference. Mother has gestational diabetes. Milk of magnesia should be avoid in patient with renal failure 100.Dilaudid (had to know generic) to methadone conversion (easy given chart) 110. Topical benadryl III.Ovide 96. APAP 104. leg length.A patient received a Z-pak on day ___. Which of the following does methotrexate NOT cause? Thrombocytosis 98. PGE-2 is available as a topical preparation 118. high birth weight II.Biaxin.What do you need to monitor for a patient on warfarin? .Morphine IV to po conversion (no chart given) 109. Epinephrine II.endometriosis 93.Subutrex (buprenorphine) question 111.Question about Evista 106. Soma’s generic name is. when will they be finished? Add 5 days to date given 122.nothing about foot length 107. Medendazole (Vermox). may need to re-dose. & Bactrim suspensions should all be stored: at room temperature 117.Ketorolac should not be used for more than: 5 days 112.What would you include in an emergency insect sting kit? I.91.treat all family members. Soma is metabolized to. Rowasa Answer: I & II 120. TUCKs pads II.EZ detector is used to test what? Heme guaic 124.Luride is being used to: prevent dental caries 103. Baby may have congenital abnormalities III.Would treat excoriation with.Ionization question 116. Hydrocortisone III.carisoprodol 95.Which of the following could be used to treat poison ivy? I.Which of the following are OTC hemorrhoid treatments? I.meprobamate 94.Question on relative risk 114.To induce labor.Rx for guaifenesin. Zithromax. I. Danazol (Danocrine) use. Calamine II. disinfect (can’t remember exactly how it was worded: linens.Mucinex MOA: increasing respiratory fluid volumes & decreasing mucus viscosity 102. Nupercainal ointment III.Hypocalemia due to: decreased PTH levels 105.Asked twice to find the mode 115. Mother also has epilepsy & is taking tegretol. Baby is likely to have diabetes Answer: I & II Tegretol is a class D drug 119. Aluminum acetate 123. Oxytocin is available only IV. Circumference of calf II. PhosLo: used for treatment of hyperphosphatemia 99.can fill it with Robitussin 101.TED stockings: what would you measure? I. Foot length I went to TED stocking website: would measure circumference of calf. SE of DHE: peripheral ischemia 92. Leg Length III. what is likely to occur when the baby is born. clothes) 97.Beractant can be used to treat respiratory distress syndrome 113. APTT II. PT III. INR Answer: II & III 125. I.Name of test so that patient can test blood sugar via urine .