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?

Which of the following is the term that refers to the “temporal growth in inequalities that magnify preexisting differences between individuals or groups”?

Of the repeat offenders charged with minor offenses who are “frequent utilizers” of the courts (more than two arrests in 12 months), more than half are unemployed; more than 80% did not complete high school; and 99% have an annual income below $20,000.

Once people become federal judges, what protections do they have to foster judicial independence that most state court judges lack?