NABP NAPLEX - North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination
A patient with acute pharyngitis caused by group A Streptococcus (strep throat) is allergic to penicillins (non- immediate type), which of the following is NOT recommended as treatment?
Which of the following medication may increase LDL?
Which of the following is dichotomous variable?
Which of these cardiovascular drug classes is most associated with tachyphylaxis?
Alteplase is ordered for a 72 YOM who weighs 68kg for Ischemic stroke. The ER physician would like you to dose. As an ER pharmacist you know the dose is 0.9 mg/kg IV (not to exceed 90 mg); give 10% of the total dose as an IV bolus over 1 minute, then give the remaining 90% as an IV infusion over 60 minutes. After reconstitution, the concentration of Altaplace is 1mg/ml. How many ml is needed for the bolus and how many ml is needed for the infusion? Round to the nearest ml.
A 51-year-old patient, who takes a calcium channel blocker (CCB), reports that he is experiencing constipation. Which CCB is the patient most likely to be taking?
A 23-year-old female presents to your clinic complaining of intermittent throbbing headaches that usually last for several hours and are made worse by the presence of light. She endorses occasional nausea without vomiting during the most severe episodes. Physical examination is unrevealing, and she has no significant past medical history.
Which of the following treatments is considered an abortive therapy for this patient’s underlying condition?
A CD4 count of 180 cells per cubic meter may be evaluated as which of these?
How does pregabalin work in the treatment of seizures?
You get an order for 5% amino acid 15% dextrose premixed parenteral nutrition solution, 2 L at 83mls/hr. Your pharmacy technician tells you there is manufacture’s backorder on those. How many ml of 20% dextrose would you need to provide the same amount of dextrose in 24 hrs?
