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NAPLEX Practice Questions

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1. What is the brand name of triamcinolone when used in asthma?

A. Asmanex HFA

B. Aerospan HFA

C. Nasacort AQ

D. Azmacort

E. Nasonex

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2. If 1 gallon of a 20% (w/v) solution is evaporated to a solution with a 40% (w/v) strength, what will be the new volume (in mL)?

A. 710 mL

B. 1666 mL

C. 1776 mL

D. 1893 mL

E. 2840 mL

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3. A glaucoma patient with COPD requires a beta blocker eye drop. Which is the safest option?

A. Timolol

B. Levobunolol

C. Carteolol

D. Nadolol

E. Betaxolol

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4. A woman presents prescriptions for PegIntron once weekly and ribavirin for hepatitis B. What should the pharmacist do?

A. Fill as written.

B. Do not fill; the patient should not be taking this combination for hepatits B

C. Do not fill; triple therapy is needed for hepatitis B

D. Do not fill; dangerous drug interaction between PegIntron and ribavirin

E. Do not fill; PegIntron should be given daily

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5. A 67-year-old man presents to the emergency department 1 hour after the sudden onset of right-sided weakness and slurred speech which occured 1 hr ago. A non-contrast CT scan of the head shows no evidence of hemorrhage. His blood pressure is 190/92 mmHg, and blood glucose is 110 mg/dL. His past medical history includes hypertension, type 2 diabetes, and peptic ulcer disease. His current medications include lisinopril, metformin, enoxaparin, and aspirin. Further review of the electronic medical record reveals that he underwent a lumbar laminectomy 10 days ago.

Which of the following is the most appropriate next step regarding administration of alteplase (tPA)?

A. Administer alteplase within the next 2 hours.

B. Do not administer alteplase due to recent surgery.

C. Administer alteplase after administering a loading dose of aspirin.

D. Administer alteplase only if blood pressure is lowered to below 185/110 mmHg.

E. Administer alteplase after discontinuing enoxaparin for 24 hours

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6. An 75-year-old male with end stage renal disease is currently on venlafaxine, warfarin, lisinopril, and potassium. He had a recent serious bleed. What is the most likely cause?

A. Bleeding risk from warfarin and lisinopril

B. Increased bleed risk from warfarin and venlafaxine

C. Fall risk due to end stage renal disease and venlafaxine

D. A and B

E. None of the above

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7. Which chemotherapy drugs have restricted lifetime dosing due to cumulative toxicity risks?

A. Idarubicin

B. Epirubicin

C. Daunorubicin

D. Doxorubicin

E. All of the above

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8. Proper EpiPen instructions include all EXCEPT:

A. Hold injector tip down; pull off the cap

B. Remove pants prior to injection

C. Rub area after removing the injector. Look at the tip: If the needle is showing, the dose was received. If not, repeat dose.

D. After the shot, press the needle against a hard surface to bend the needle back. Put the injector back in its case, needle first. Do not put the cap back on the injector.

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9. A patient using erythropoietin for eight months. She woke up today having pain and swelling below the knees. What is the most likely complication?

A. Arthralgia

B. Myalgia

C. Deep vein thrombosis

D. Osteosarcoma

E. Peripheral neuropathy

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10. A heart failure patient was started on Vasotec 2.5mg twice daily and Toprol XL 25 mg daily. During the one month follow-up the patient's blood pressure is 120/80 mmgHg and heart rate at 75 BPM. The patient developed a dry cough and drinking water doesn't help. What medication changes are appropriate?

A. Use OTC cough suppressant

B. Stop Toprol XL and start carvedilol

C. Switch from Vasotec to Diovan

D. Reduce Toprol XL dose

E. Reduce Vasotec dose

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