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Understandingfor Health Professionals F4thEditionChap/Art Pharmacology#: TurleyIRMTB ch01 ce.docO NT C H TurleyE C K ETestD - BankO K4/8/2009 1:23:26 PMFull -edition-turley-testProject:TEST BANKChapter 1: Introduction to Pharmacology and the History of DrugsMultiple Choice Questions1. Pharmacology is .a.the study of how drugs are dispensedIncorrect Feedback: The dispensing of drugs is only a small part of the field ofpharmacology.b.the study of pills, drugs, and medicationsIncorrect Feedback: While part of pharmacology covers these items, the field ofpharmacology covers much more.c.the study of drugs and their interactions with living organismsFeedback: Correct!d.the study of plants, herbs, minerals, and animalsIncorrect Feedback: Some drugs come from these sources, but it is not the focusof the study of pharmacology.2. The word pharmacology comes from .a.the Dutch word droog and a suffix meaning the study ofIncorrect Feedback: The Dutch word droog is where we get the word drug, notpharmacology.b.the Greek word pharmakon and a suffix meaning the study ofFeedback: Correct!c.the Greek word prophylaxis and a suffix meaning to studyIncorrect Feedback: The Greek word prophylaxis means to keep guard before.Prophylaxis is used as a preventive method.d.the Latin word medicina and a suffix meaning the study ofIncorrect Feedback: The Latin word medicina is where we get the word medicineor medication, not pharmacology.3. Drugs have three medical uses. Which of the following is NOT one of those uses?a. to diagnose diseaseIncorrect Feedback: Diagnosing disease is one of the three medical uses for drugs.b. to treat symptoms, signs, conditions, and diseasesIncorrect Feedback: Treating symptoms, signs, conditions, and diseases is one ofthe three medical uses for drugs.c. to prevent diseaseIncorrect Feedback: Preventing disease is one of the three medical uses for drugs.d. to cause conditions or diseasesFeedback: Correct!4. The medical use of drugs during radiological procedures and other types of medicaltests to provide evidence of a disease process is known as .a.a preventive useIncorrect Feedback: The preventive use of drugs is to prevent the occurrence ofdiseases or conditions not to provide evidence of a disease process.b.a diagnostic useFeedback: Correct!c.treating symptoms and signs of a diseaseIncorrect Feedback: Drugs used during radiologic procedures and other types of1Y:\prenhall\080409\TurleyIRM TestBank-7153\TurleyIRMTB ch01 ce.docThis is sample only, Download all chapters at: AlibabaDownload.com1 of 43 (43 pgs)

Chap/Art #: TurleyIRMTB ch01 ce.docF O N TC H E C K E D - O K4/8/2009 1:23:26 PMProject:medical tests are not for treating symptoms and signs of a disease.d.none of the aboveIncorrect Feedback: One of these answers is correct.5. The medicinal use of foxglove to make the drug digoxin (Lanoxin) is an example of amodern drug derived from .a. animalsIncorrect Feedback: Foxglove is not derived from an animal.b. mineralsIncorrect Feedback: Foxglove is not derived from a mineral.c. plantsFeedback: Correct!d. trace elementsIncorrect Feedback: Foxglove is not derived from trace elements.6. The drug Premarin, a female hormone replacement used to treat the symptoms ofmenopause, is derived from .a. pregnant mares’ urineFeedback: Correct!b. margarine, oils, and olive oilIncorrect Feedback: Premarin is not derived from margarine, oils, and oliveoil.c. purified fat of processed sheep’s woolIncorrect Feedback: Premarin is not derived from lanolin from purified fat ofprocessed sheep’s wool.d. powdered rose hipsIncorrect Feedback: Premarin is not derived from powdered rose hips.7. Which of the following is NOT a source of a drug used to treat diabetes mellitus?a. ground-up animal pancreasIncorrect Feedback: Ground-up animal pancreas is the source of insulin fortreating diabetes mellitus.b. Gila monstersIncorrect Feedback: The saliva of the Gila monster is the source of theantidiabetic drug Byetta.c. porkIncorrect Feedback: Ground-up pig pancreas is the source of insulin for treatingdiabetes mellitus.d. sheepFeedback: Correct8. It took a national tragedy to force a much-needed update of the Food and Drugs Act of1906. The drug that caused this national tragedy was .a. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, which was used to treat respiratory ailmentsIncorrect Feedback: This drug did not cause the national tragedy, but was anexample of a drug that contained an addictive substance.b. Cocaine Toothache Drops, which was used to treat toothache painIncorrect Feedback: This drug did not cause the national tragedy, but was anexample of a drug that contained an addictive substance.c. sulfonamide, which was an early anti-infective drug2Y:\prenhall\080409\TurleyIRM TestBank-7153\TurleyIRMTB ch01 ce.doc2 of 43 (43 pgs)

Chap/Art #: TurleyIRMTB ch01 ce.docF O N TC H E C K E D - O K4/8/2009 1:23:26 PMProject:Feedback: Correct!d. thalidomide, which was used to treat morning sicknessIncorrect Feedback: This drug did not cause the national tragedy because itwas only available in Europe, but was an example of why foreign drugs arenot automatically approved by the FDA.9. As a result of a national tragedy, Congress passed The Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Actof 1938. One of the key parts of this act .a. required manufacturers to list their drugs in the United States Pharmacopeiaor National FormularyIncorrect Feedback: It was an amendment to The Food and Drugs Act of 1912that stated that only drugs listed in these volumes could be prescribed.b. made it mandatory that drugs had a pleasing taste and odorIncorrect Feedback: This was part of the reason for the national tragedy, not aresult. The makers of the drug sulfonamide tested the taste and odor, but not thesafety of the drug.c. required accurate labeling of drugs to prevent substitutions or mislabeling ofingredientsIncorrect Feedback: It was the amendment to The Food and Drugs Act of 1912that ensured this, not the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1938.d. stated that the government no longer needed proof of fraud to stop the sale ofa drugFeedback: Correct!10. In response to criticism related to the time lag for drug approval, which act waspassed in 1997?a. Compassionate Use INDIncorrect Feedback: The Compassionate Use IND is an application that is filedwith the FDA to prescribe a drug for a life-threatening disease; it does not dealwith the time lag issue.b. Emergency Treatment Investigational New Drug (IND)Incorrect Feedback: The Emergency Treatment Investigational New Drug is anapplication that is filed with the FDA to prescribe a drug for a life-threateningdisease; it does not deal with the time lag issue.c. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Modernization ActFeedback: Correct!d. Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)Incorrect Feedback: HIPAA deals with privacy and insurance; it does not dealwith the time lag issue.11. Prescription drugs are defined as those drugs .a. that meet clinical trial requirements and are approved by the FDAIncorrect Feedback: This is not a complete description of a prescriptiondrug.b. whose strength does not meet the requirements for over-the-counter useIncorrect Feedback: This is not a complete description of a prescriptiondrug.c. that are not safe to use except under professional medical supervisionFeedback: Correct!3Y:\prenhall\080409\TurleyIRM TestBank-7153\TurleyIRMTB ch01 ce.doc3 of 43 (43 pgs)

Chap/Art #: TurleyIRMTB ch01 ce.docF O N TC H E C K E D - O K4/8/2009 1:23:26 PMProject:d. contain addictive properties which require professional medical supervisionIncorrect Feedback: This is a definition of a schedule drug rather than aprescription drug.12. Which of the following statements concerning scheduled drugs is TRUE?a. Schedule I drugs are included, in small doses, in over-the-counter drugs.Incorrect Feedback: Schedule I drugs have no currently accepted medical use.b. Schedule I drugs have the highest potential for abuse and addiction, whileSchedule V drugs have the lowest.Feedback: Correct!c. Schedule V drugs are not available under any circumstances, even with aprescription.Incorrect Feedback: It is Schedule I drugs, not Schedule V drugs, that are notavailable under any circumstances. Schedule V drugs are available.d. Schedule V drugs have the highest potential for abuse and addiction, whileSchedule I drugs have the lowest.Incorrect Feedback: It is Schedule I drugs that have the highest potential forabuse and addiction, while Schedule V drugs have the lowest.13. The Orphan Drug Act was passed to .a. facilitate the development of new drugs to treat rare diseasesFeedback: Correct!b. make the manufacturers of drugs accountable for substitution and mislabelingIncorrect Feedback: Holding manufacturers accountable for substitution andmislabeling fell under the 1912 amendment to The Food and Drugs Act of1906.c. require drug companies to provide an accurate list of the drug’s ingredientsIncorrect Feedback: The 1912 amendment to The Food and Drugs Act of 1906required the accurate labeling of drugs.d. speed up the approval process of new drugsIncorrect Feedback: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) ModernizationAct gave the FDA the authority to accelerate the approval process for certaintypes of drugs.14. The word pharmacodynamics is concerned witha. the molecular structure of drugsIncorrect Feedback: Molecular pharmacology, not pharmacodynamics, studies themolecular structure of drugs.b. how the genetics of different people affect their response to drugsIncorrect Feedback: Pharmacogenetics, not pharmacodynamics, is concerned withhow the genetics of different people affect their response to drugs.c. how drugs produce their effects based on time and doseFeedback: Correct!d. processes of absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion of drugsIncorrect Feedback: Pharmacokinetics, not pharmacodynamics, is concerned withthe absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion of drugs.15. When analgesic drugs are used to control arthritis pain, this is an example of theuse of drugs.a.therapeuticFeedback: Correct!4Y:\prenhall\080409\TurleyIRM TestBank-7153\TurleyIRMTB ch01 ce.doc4 of 43 (43 pgs)

Chap/Art #: TurleyIRMTB ch01 ce.docF O N TC H E C K E D - O K4/8/2009 1:23:26 PMProject:b.pharmacologicIncorrect Feedback: The pharmacologic use of drugs is too broad of a concept and wouldinclude every drug and every use.c. preventiveIncorrect Feedback: Analgesic drugs are not used to prevent pain.d.diagnosticIncorrect Feedback: Analgesic drugs are not used to diagnose pain.16. One drug used to treat Alzheimer’s disease was originally derived from .a. yamsIncorrect Feedback: Some estrogen hormone replacement therapy drugs are derived fromyams.b. periwinkleIncorrect Feedback: The drug vincristine to treat cancer is derived from periwinkle.c. daffodilsFeedback: Correct!d. autumn crocusIncorrect Feedback: Colchicine to treat gout is derived from the autumn crocus.17. Original plant sources of some commonly used drugs today include all of the followingEXCEPT .a.oak treeFeedback: Correct!b.rose hipsIncorrect Feedback: Rose hips are an original plant source for vitamin C.c.hot pepper plantIncorrect Feedback: The hot pepper plant is an original plant source of capsaicin fortopical pain relief.d.opium poppyIncorrect Feedback: The opium poppy is an original plant source for morphine.18. What common ingredient of topical skin drugs is derived from the purified fat of processedsheep’s wool?a.vitamin CIncorrect response: Vitamin C is derived from rose hips.b.lanolinFeedback: Correct!c.aspirinIncorrect Feedback: Aspirin was derived from willow bark.d.calciumIncorrect Feedback: Calcium is a mineral.19. Which drugs were introduced in the decade of the 1990s?a.penicillin (first antibiotic drug), Benadryl (first antihistamine drug), cortisone(first corticosteroid drug)Incorrect Feedback: Penicillin was introduced in 1941; Benadryl was introduced in 1945,and cortisone was introduced in 1948.b.Thorazine (first antipsychotic drug), hydrocortisone (first topical corticosteroiddrug), Librium (first antianxiety drug)Incorrect Feedback: Thorazine was introduced in 1952, hydrocortisone was introduced in1952, and Librium was introduced in 1957.c.Inderal (first beta-blocker drug), Tagamet (first H2 blocker drug), levodopa (forParkinsons’s disease)Incorrect Feedback: Inderal was introduced in 1967, Tagamet was introduced in 1977,and levodopa was introduced in 1970.5Y:\prenhall\080409\TurleyIRM TestBank-7153\TurleyIRMTB ch01 ce.doc5 of 43 (43 pgs)

Chap/Art #: TurleyIRMTB ch01 ce.docF O N TC H E C K E D - O K4/8/2009 1:23:26 PMProject:d.Proscar (for benign prostatic hypertrophy), Nicoderm (for stopping smoking),Viagra (for erectile dysfunction)Feedback: Correct!20. Penicillin was first introduced about the year .a.1860Incorrect Feedback: Penicillin was introduced much later than 1860.b.1900Incorrect Feedback: Penicillin was introduced much later than 1900.c.1940Feedback: Correct!d.2000Incorrect Feedback: Penicillin was introduced much earlier than 2000.21. Aspirin was first introduced about the year .a.1900Feedback: Correct!b.1940Incorrect Feedback: Aspirin was introduced much earlier than 1940.c.1960Incorrect Feedback: Aspirin was introduced much earlier than 1960.d.2000Incorrect Feedback: Aspirin was introduced much earlier than 2000.22. A drug used today for treating congestive heart failure .a.has been used since the thirteenth centuryFeedback: Correct!b.is derived from the belladonna plantIncorrect Feedback: A drug from the belladonna plant is not used to treat congestive heartfailure.c.is derived from the opium plantIncorrect Feedback: A drug from the opium plant is not used to treat congestive heartfailure.d.is not derived from a natural sourceIncorrect Feedback: A drug used to treat congestive heart failure is derived from a naturalsource.23. The first monoclonal antibody drug Orthoclone OKT3 was developed in .a.1896Incorrect Feedback: The first monoclonal antibody drug was developed later than this.b.1936Incorrect Feedback: The first monoclonal antibody drug was developed later than this.c.1986Feedback: Correct!d.2006Incorrect feedback: The first monoclonal antibody drug was developed before this.24. Which drug was historically introduced first?a.Tagamet for peptic ulcers (first H2 blocker drug)Incorrect Feedback: Tagamet was introduced in 1977.b.Morphine for pain, from crude opiumFeedback: Correct!c.Humulin (human insulin) (first recombinant DNA technology drug)Incorrect Feedback: Humulin (human insulin) was introduced in 1982.d.AZT (first drug for HIV)Incorrect Feedback: AZT was introduced in 1987.6Y:\prenhall\080409\TurleyIRM TestBank-7153\TurleyIRMTB ch01 ce.doc6 of 43 (43 pgs)

Chap/Art #: TurleyIRMTB ch01 ce.docF O N TC H E C K E D - O K4/8/2009 1:23:26 PMProject:25. The government agency responsible for regulating the manufacturing and dispensing ofcontrolled substances is called the .a.Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)Feedback: Correct!b.Food and Drug Administration (FDA)Incorrect Feedback: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) reviews drugs duringclinical trials and evaluates their safety.c.United States PharmacopeiaIncorrect Feedback: The United States Pharmacopeia is a book that lists all the drugs thatare approved.d.Scheduled Drug AgencyIncorrect Feedback: There is no such governmental agency.26. Currently, the burden of proof for showing that a drug is safe before it can be marketed is theresponsibility of the .a.drug manufacturerFeedback: Correct!b.consumerIncorrect Feedback: The consumer cannot prove that a drug is safe before it is marketed.c.physicianIncorrect Feedback: The physician cannot prove that a drug is safe before it is marketed.d.Food and Drug Administration (FDA)Incorrect Feedback: The burden of proof used to lay with the government to show fraudon the part of the seller, but that was before the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1938.27. A schedule defines drugs by their .a.classification or categoryIncorrect Feedback: A schedule is a classification or category, but not a definition.b.potential for physical dependenceIncorrect Feedback: This is true, but it is not the only correct answer.c.potential for psychological dependenceIncorrect Feedback: This is true, but it is not the only correct answer.d.b and cFeedback: Correct!28. An example of a Schedule I drug is .a.aspirinIncorrect Feedback: Aspirin is not a schedule drug. It is an over-the-counter drug with nopotential for addiction.b.AmbienIncorrect Feedback: Ambien is a Schedule IV drug, not a Schedule I drug.c.LSDFeedback: Correct!d.all of the aboveIncorrect Feedback: Aspirin and Ambien are not Schedule I drugs.29. The Controlled Substances Act created categories of drugs based on their potential foraddiction.a.sevenIncorrect Feedback: There are not seven categories of controlled substances.b.threeIncorrect Feedback: There are not three categories of controlled substances.c.fiveFeedback: Correct!d.ten7Y:\prenhall\080409\TurleyIRM TestBank-7153\TurleyIRMTB ch01 ce.doc7 of 43 (43 pgs)

Chap/Art #: TurleyIRMTB ch01 ce.docF O N TC H E C K E D - O K4/8/2009 1:23:26 PMProject:Incorrect Feedback: There are not ten categories of controlled substances.30. The FDA Modernization Act .a. gave the FDA the authority to accelerate the approval process for certain types of drugsIncorrect Feedback: This is true, but it is not the only correct answer.b. was signed in 1997 by then-president ClintonIncorrect Feedback: This is true, but it is not the only correct answer.c. can decrease the review time for critically needed drugs as well as for drugs for whichthe manufacturer pays a special feeIncorrect Feedback: This is true, but it is not the only correct answer.d. all of the aboveFeedback: Correct!31. In response to the tragedy of babies born with seal limbs because of thalidomide, thislegislation required drugs to be both safe and effective before being marketed.a.Food and Drug Modernization Act of 1997Incorrect Feedback: The FDA Modernization Act of 1997 came much later than thethalidomide tragedy.b.Kefauver-Harris Amendment of 1962Feedback: Correct!c.Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1938Incorrect Feedback: The Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1938 came before thethalidomide tragedy.d.The Food and Drugs Act of 1906Incorrect Feedback: The Food and Drugs Act of 1906 came before the thalidomidetragedy.32. Complete this inscription that is commonly seen on drug package labels: “Caution: Federallaw prohibits ” or “Rx only.”a. the use of Schedule I drugsIncorrect Feedback: Schedule I drugs are not available under any circumstances and arenot mentioned on drug package labels.b. the regulation of prescription drugsIncorrect Feedback: This is not mentioned on drug package labels. The Food and DrugAdministration (FDA) regulates prescription drugs and over-the-counter drugs.c. dispensing by a nurseIncorrect Feedback: Drug package labels do not refer to nurses or any other healthcareprovider.d. dispensing without a prescriptionFeedback: Correct!33. The belladonna plant was the original source of the drugs that are still used today.a. atropine and digoxinIncorrect feedback: Atropine is from the belladonna plant, but digoxin is from thefoxglove plant.b. ephedrine and morphineIncorrect feedback: Ephedrine is from the Ephedra shrub, and morphine is from theopium poppy plant.c. atropine and scopolamineFeedback: Correct!d. colchicine and morphineIncorrect Feedback: Colchicine is from the autumn crocus, and morphine is from theopium poppy plant.34. Powdered rose hips from the rose plant are still used as a natural source of .a. morphine8Y:\prenhall\080409\TurleyIRM TestBank-7153\TurleyIRMTB ch01 ce.doc8 of 43 (43 pgs)

Chap/Art #: TurleyIRMTB ch01 ce.docF O N TC H E C K E D - O K4/8/2009 1:23:26 PMProject:Incorrect Feedback: Morphine is from the opium poppy plant.b. vitamin CFeedback: Correct!c. insulinIncorrect feedback: Insulin is from ground-up animal pancreas.d. all of the aboveIncorrect Feedback: Powdered rose hips are the natural source for only one of thesedrugs.35. All of the following are minerals that are included in multivitamin supplements EXCEPT.a. ironIncorrect Feedback: Iron is a mineral that is included in multivitamin supplements.b. calciumIncorrect Feedback: Calcium is a mineral that is included in multivitamin supplements.c. zincIncorrect Feedback: Zinc is a mineral that is included in multivitamin supplements.d. vitamin CFeedback: Correct!36. Jamie Alvarez is going to fly in an airplane for the first time. She is afraid she mightexperience motion sickness, so she has decided to take the over-the-counter drug Dramamine.This is an example of .a. the preventive use of drugsFeedback: Correct!b. the therapeutic use of drugsIncorrect Feedback: Dramamine is not used therapeutically to treat nausea and vomitingonce it has occurred.c. the diagnostic use of drugsIncorrect Feedback: Dramamine is not used diagnostically to diagnose motion sickness.d. all of the above.Incorrect Feedback: Dramamine only falls under one of these uses of drugs, not all ofthese uses.37. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996 is concerned withthe of patient medical and drug information.a. validityIncorrect Feedback: HIPAA does not address the validity of patient medical and druginformation.b. identityIncorrect Feedback: HIPAA does not address the identify of patient medical and druginformation.c. securityFeedback: Correct!d. all of the aboveIncorrect Feedback: HIPAA is not concerned with the validity and identify of patientmedical and drug information.38. The majority of drugs are used to control, improve, or cure symptoms, conditions, or diseasesof a physiological or psychological nature. These drugs would be said to have a use.a. preventiveIncorrect feedback: Drugs for preventive use are taken before symptoms and diseasesoccur.b. diagnosticIncorrect feedback: Drugs for diagnostic use do not cure symptoms or diseases.9Y:\prenhall\080409\TurleyIRM TestBank-7153\TurleyIRMTB ch01 ce.doc9 of 43 (43 pgs)

Chap/Art #: TurleyIRMTB ch01 ce.docF O N TC H E C K E D - O K4/8/2009 1:23:26 PMProject:c. prescriptionIncorrect feedback: Prescription drugs are not the only kinds of drugs used to curesymptoms or diseases.d. therapeuticFeedback: Correct!39. A prescription drug can be obtained with a .a. written prescription from a physicianIncorrect Feedback: This is true, but it is not the only correct answer.b. verbal order from a dentistIncorrect Feedback: This is true, but it is not the only correct answer.c. written prescription or verbal order from a healthcare professional whose licensepermits thisIncorrect Feedback: This is true, but it is not the only correct answer.d. all of the aboveFeedback: Correct!40. Which of these ancient peoples practiced pharmacology?a. Sumerians and EgyptiansIncorrect Feedback: This is true, but it is not the only correct answer.b. ChineseIncorrect Feedback: This is true, but it is not the only correct answer.c. Native Americans of North America and Aztec Indians of MexicoIncorrect Feedback: This is true, but it is not the only correct answer.d. all of the aboveFeedback: Correct!41. If you had lived during the 1700s and 1800s, it would not have been unusual for you .a. to have taken a drug that contained opium, morphine, or cocaineIncorrect Feedback: This is true, but it is not the only correct answer.b. to be addicted without knowing it after taking a drug for a common diseaseIncorrect Feedback: This is true, but it is not the only correct answer.c. to take a drug whose addictive ingredients were not listed on the labelIncorrect Feedback: This is true, but it is not the only correct answer.d. all of the aboveFeedback: Correct!42. Drug legislation was passed in the early 1900s to protect the public from .a. unscrupulous drug sellersIncorrect Feedback: This is true, but it is not the only correct answer.b. prescription drugsIncorrect Feedback: It was not until the Durham-Humphrey Amendment of 1951 thatprescription drugs were defined.c. worthless, mislabeled, and dangerous drugsIncorrect Feedback: This is true, but it is not the only correct answer.d. a and cFeedback: Correct!43. The first federal drug law was .a. the Food, Drug and Cosmetic ActIncorrect Feedback: This was not the first federal drug law as it was passed in 1938.b. the Dietary Supplement Health and Education ActIncorrect Feedback: This was not the first federal drug law as it was passed in 1994.c. the Food and Drugs ActFeedback: Correct!d. the Food and Drug Administration Modernization Act10Y:\prenhall\080409\TurleyIRM TestBank-7153\TurleyIRMTB ch01 ce.doc10 of 43 (43 pgs)

Chap/Art #: TurleyIRMTB ch01 ce.docF O N TC H E C K E D - O K4/8/2009 1:23:26 PMProject:Incorrect Feedback: This was not the first federal law as it was passed in 1997.44. The 1951 Durham-Humphrey Amendment to the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act defineddrugs as those drugs that could only be given to patients under the care of a physician.a. dangerousIncorrect Feedback: The Durham-Humphrey Amendment did not talk about dangerousdrugs.b. prescriptionFeedback: Correct!c. scheduleIncorrect Feedback: Schedule drugs were defined by the Controlled Substances Act, notthe Durham-Humphrey Amendment.d. all of the aboveIncorrect Feedback: The Durham-Humphrey Amendment did not talk about dangerous orschedule drugs.45. The FDA will allow a prescription drug to be reclassified as an over-the-counter (OTC) drugif .a. the prescription drug is too dangerous to use at its higher dosesIncorrect Feedback: If a prescription drug is too dangerous, the FDA will remove it fromthe market, not reclassify it as an over-the-counter drug.b. patients can monitor their own conditions and don’t need to have special monitoring ortestsFeedback: Correct!c. there is enough public pressure after a drug tragedyIncorrect Feedback: This is not one of the reasons for reclassifying a prescription drug toan OTC drug.d. all of the aboveIncorrect Feedback: One of these is a reason for reclassifying, but not all of them.46. All of the following are advantages to reclassifying a prescription drug to be an over-thecounter drug (OTC) EXCEPT .a. the cost of the drug will be lowerIncorrect Feedback: This is an advantage for OTC drugs.b. the patient will have better access to quick treatmentIncorrect Feedback: This is an advantage for OTC drugs.c. there is a greater chance for drug-drug interactionsFeedback: Correct!d. the patient will need fewer doctor visitsIncorrect Feedback: This is an advantage for OTC drugs.47. The Controlled Substances Act of 1970 did all of the following EXCEPT .a. regulate controlled substancesIncorrect Feedback: It did do this.b. introduce the word narcoticFeedback: Correct!c. divide potentially addictive drugs into categoriesIncorrect Feedback: It did do this.d. regulate schedule drugsIncorrect Feedback: It did do this.48. In 1843, Dr. Alexander Wood of Scotland created the first and injected his patientswith morphine.a. drugIncorrect Feedback: The first drugs were created in ancient times, not 1843.b. prescription11Y:\prenhall\080409\TurleyIRM TestBank-7153\TurleyIRMTB ch01 ce.doc11 of 43 (43 pgs)

Chap/Art #: TurleyIRMTB ch01 ce.docF O N TC H E C K E D - O K4/8/2009 1:23:26 PMProject:Incorrect Feedback: A prescription is not used to inject a drug.c. syringeFeedback: Correct!d. antibioticIncorrect Feedback: An antibiotic is not used to inject a drug.True/False Questions49. The discipline of pharmacology impacts both your chosen career and your personallife.True Feedback: Correct!False Feedback: This is a true statement.50. The study of pharmacology covers a broad spectrum of diverse, yet interrelatedtopics.True Feedback: Correct!False Feedback: This is a true statement.51. The word drug can NOT be used interchangeably with the word medicine.True Feedback: The word drug can be used interchangeably with the wordmedicine.False Feedback: Correct!52. The Egyptians applied moldy bread to abrasions, a practice that actually had sometherapeutic basis.True Feedback: Correct!False Feedback: This is a true statement.53. The opium poppy has been used for centuries as a painkiller and also as a recreationaldrug to induce euphoria and a trance-like state.True Feedback: Correct!False Feedback: This is a true statement.54. Some estrogen replacement therapy drugs are derived from yams.True Feedback: Correct!False Feedback: This is a true statement.55. Thyroid supplement drugs are composed of synthetic materials and the mineraliodine.True Feedback: This is a false statement.False Feedback: Correct!56. The isolation of potassium from water in 1803 by a German pharmacist marked thebeginning of modern drug treatment using chemically pure ingredients.True Feedback: This is a false statement.False Feedback: Correct!57. In the early 1900s, cocoa butter was an ingredient in making hand-rolledsuppositories.True Feedback: Correct!False Feedback: This is a true statement.58. Drugs in the 1700s and 1800s were mostly useless, containing only water and oils,and they never contained addictive drugs.True Feedback: This is a false statement.False Feedback: Correct!59. Herbal products and dietary supplements are regulated by the FDA.True Feedback: This is a false statement.12Y:\prenhall\080409\TurleyIRM TestBank-7153\TurleyIRMTB ch01 ce.doc12 of 43 (43 pgs)

Chap/Art #: TurleyIRMTB ch01 ce.docF O N TC H E C K E D - O K4/8/2009 1:23:26 PMProject:False Feedback: Correct!60. The FDA regulates prescription drugs, but not over-the-counter (OTC) drugs.True Feedback: This is a false statement.False Feedback: Correct!61. Prescription drugs must be obtained with a written order or a voice order.T

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