Pathopharmacology Proctored Exam (Examplify Exam) Practice Questions

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• The patient must be 12 years or older to take Paxlovid.
• Paxlovid treatment is initiated within 5 days of symptom onset.
• Report to the provider if the patient develops a rash.
• Inform the patient of potential alteration in taste.
• Significant weight gain is an adverse reaction of Paxlovid.

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• Assess the bladder for distension.
• Encourage the patient to drink more fluids.
• Request an order for urinary catheterization.
• Request an order for an intravenous fluid bolus.

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• A diagnosis of chronic bronchitis requires a history of a chronic productive cough that has persisted for at least 3 consecutive months in at least 2 consecutive years.
• A diagnosis of chronic bronchitis requires a history of a respiratory infection that occurs every 3 consecutive months in at least 2 consecutive years.
• A diagnosis of chronic bronchitis requires a chest x-ray that shows a tubercle bacillus that has been present for at least 2 consecutive years.
• A diagnosis of chronic bronchitis requires you to have been hospitalized at least one time in at least 2 consecutive years with shortness of breath.

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• Increased respiratory rate and depth.
• Bronchoconstriction and wheezing.
• A sudden inability to exhale.
• A significant decrease in the rate and depth of breathing.

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• Encourage fluid intake and rest.
• Administer antibacterial medication.
• Encourage vigorous physical activity to boost immunity.
• Provide supplemental oxygen.
• Administer Tylenol for fever.
• Conduct frequent hand washing.

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• Type I.
• Type II.
• Type III.
• Type IV.

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• IgA.
• IgE.
• IgG.
• IgM.

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• Active natural immunity.
• Active artificial immunity.
• Passive natural immunity.
• Passive artificial immunity.

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• COX-2 inhibitors include Celecoxib.
• COX-2 inhibitors belong to first generation NSAIDs.
• COX-2 inhibitors are associated with peptic ulcers.
• COX-2 inhibitors work by promoting inflammation.

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• The drug is less likely to cause toxicity in a patient with hypoalbuminemia.
• A large portion of the drug is inactive and will not exert a therapeutic effect.
• The drug's metabolism will be significantly slower than a low protein-bound drug.
• The drug will be excreted rapidly by the kidneys.