The following is classified as a thiazide diuretic: (1)1.       Spironolactone2.       Hydrochlorothiazide3.       Chlortalidone4.       Acetazolamide5.       Bumetanide

Match the following drugs with their appropriate statements below. Each drug may be used more than once or not at all: (5)

The following are used in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis except: (1)1.       Etanercept2.       Sulfasalazine3.       Rituximab4.       Methotrexate5.       Indacaterol

The following drug is classified as a H2-receptor antagonist: (1)1.       Promethazine2.       Infliximab3.       Metoclopramide4.       Pantoprazole5.       Ranitidine

The following drug acts by blocking dopamine receptors in the chemoreceptor trigger zone: (1)1.       Lactulose2.       Ondansetron3.       Aprepitant4.       Prochlorperazine5.       Granisetron

The following is not appropriate for management of uncomplicated acute bacterial sinusitis: (1)1.       Humidifier 2.       Saline irrigation3.       Intranasal steroid spray4.       Oral antibiotics5.       Intravenous antibiotics

The following is an advantage of the sublingual route of drug administration: (1)Slow absorptionCan be used in unconscious patientsExhibits the highest bioavailabilityOverdose can be treated with antidotes such as activated charcoalAvoidance of first-pass metabolism

Management of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease include the following except: (1)1.       Beta₂ agonists (SABA and LABA) 2.       Short and long-acting anticholinergics 3.       Short and long-acting bronchodilators 4.       Inhaled corticosteroids5.       Smoking cessation only

The following gastrointestinal agent target the neurokinin receptor in the vomiting center and block the actions of substance P: (1)1.       Lorazepam2.       Droperidol3.       Aprepitant4.       Metoclopramide5.       Doxylamine

Which of the following describes 1ry adrenal insufficiency due to destruction of adrenal cortex?