Question 1

This drug class inhibits the reabsorption of glucose and increases urine excretion of glucose

Accepted Answer

SGLT2 Inhibitors

Question 2

This insulin is used for fasting glucose control in diabetes type I and II and can ONLY be administered subcutaneously:

Accepted Answer

NPH

Question 3

A patient currently diagnosed with ASCVD is currently using Metformin 1000mg for Type II DM. Thier last A1C reading was 8.2. What medication would you prescribe for this patient?

Accepted Answer

Empagliflozin

Question 4

This medication requires liver function testing prior to administration

Accepted Answer

Pioglitizone

Question 5

You prescribed a medication that promotes B-cell proliferation, improves glucose-dependent insulin secretion and is ideal for patients struggling with obesity, also known as:

Accepted Answer

Deglutide

Question 6

This medication class is contraindicated in patients with renal disease, causes GI upset, and requires periodic B-12 monitoring

Accepted Answer

Biguanides

Question 7

This decreases glucose aborption and is given at the start of a meal for type II diabetes

Accepted Answer

Acarbose

Question 8

This medication can be used for narcolepsy, releases catecholamines into presynaptic neurons:

Accepted Answer

Amphetamines

Question 9

This insulin is often given to patients diagnosed with diabetic ketoacidosis

Accepted Answer

Regular

Question 10

Your patient is nervous prior to receiving a thyroidectomy. They are deeply anxious and sweaty and the nurse requests for help.What medication would be appropriate for treatment of their anxiety?

Accepted Answer

Midazolam

Question 11

Which of the following diabetes medications can NEVER be combined with another form of insulin

Accepted Answer

Degludec

Question 12

A patient with acute panic disorder would be treated appropriately with

Accepted Answer

Alprazolam

Question 13

This insulin should be given 15 minutes before or after a meal and is rapid acting:

Accepted Answer

Lispro

Question 14

A patient with a previous medical history of substance abuse has been diagnosed with ADHD. What treatment would address their symptoms appropriately?

Accepted Answer

Atomoxetine

Question 15

A patient recently diagnosed with heart failure with reduced ejection fraction would benefit best from what glucose reduction therapy?

Accepted Answer

Empagliflozin

Question 16

This drug class can cause nervousness and insomnia. It increases dopamine and norepinephrine in the synaptic cleft

Accepted Answer

Methylphenidate

Question 17

This medication class increases the risk of bladder cancer and fracture and is contraindicated in patients with heart failure

Accepted Answer

Thiazolidinediones

Question 18

A patient diagnosed with status epiliticus is looking for a medication to help with thier acute episodes. What therapy would you reccommend?

Accepted Answer

Lorazapam

Question 19

A 30 y/o patient with CKD has been unsuccessful in managing thier diabetes. They are at the max dose of Metformin. What medication would be best to include in their treatment plan?

Accepted Answer

Canagliflozin

Question 20

This medication class is contraindicated in patients who are diagnosed with MEN Type II

Accepted Answer

GLP-1 Receptor Agonists

Question 21

A 39 year old patient complaining of chronic insomnia is asking for medication because they have reached the maximum dose of melatonin. What intervention would be best for this patient?

Accepted Answer

Sleep Hygiene Education

Question 22

This medication, presribed for type II diabetes, can cause headache, nasopharyngitis and pancreatitis

Accepted Answer

Linagliptin

Patient Management - Diabetes & ADHD, Anxiety and Sleep Disorders (Part I)

2) This insulin is used for fasting glucose control in diabetes type I and II and can ONLY be administered subcutaneously:

3) A patient currently diagnosed with ASCVD is currently using Metformin 1000mg for Type II DM. Thier last A1C reading was 8.2. What medication would you prescribe for this patient?

4) This medication requires liver function testing prior to administration

5) You prescribed a medication that promotes B-cell proliferation, improves glucose-dependent insulin secretion and is ideal for patients struggling with obesity, also known as:

6) This medication class is contraindicated in patients with renal disease, causes GI upset, and requires periodic B-12 monitoring

7) This decreases glucose aborption and is given at the start of a meal for type II diabetes

8) This medication can be used for narcolepsy, releases catecholamines into presynaptic neurons:

9) This insulin is often given to patients diagnosed with diabetic ketoacidosis

10) Your patient is nervous prior to receiving a thyroidectomy. They are deeply anxious and sweaty and the nurse requests for help.What medication would be appropriate for treatment of their anxiety?

11) Which of the following diabetes medications can NEVER be combined with another form of insulin

12) A patient with acute panic disorder would be treated appropriately with

13) This insulin should be given 15 minutes before or after a meal and is rapid acting:

14) A patient with a previous medical history of substance abuse has been diagnosed with ADHD. What treatment would address their symptoms appropriately?

15) A patient recently diagnosed with heart failure with reduced ejection fraction would benefit best from what glucose reduction therapy?

16) This drug class can cause nervousness and insomnia. It increases dopamine and norepinephrine in the synaptic cleft

17) This medication class increases the risk of bladder cancer and fracture and is contraindicated in patients with heart failure

18) A patient diagnosed with status epiliticus is looking for a medication to help with thier acute episodes. What therapy would you reccommend?

19) A 30 y/o patient with CKD has been unsuccessful in managing thier diabetes. They are at the max dose of Metformin. What medication would be best to include in their treatment plan?

20) This medication class is contraindicated in patients who are diagnosed with MEN Type II

21) A 39 year old patient complaining of chronic insomnia is asking for medication because they have reached the maximum dose of melatonin. What intervention would be best for this patient?

22) This medication, presribed for type II diabetes, can cause headache, nasopharyngitis and pancreatitis