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THE MINISTRY of HEALTH of UKRAINE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY of PHARMACY KROK WITHOUT PROBLEMS Study Guide for License Test Preparing THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH OF UKRAINE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF PHARMACY THE DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY Shtrygol’ S.Yu., Vereitinova V.P., Kudina O.V., Kononenko A.V. KROK WITHOUT PROBLEMS Study guide for license test preparing «Krok-1 Pharmacy» Kharkov-2019 Contents General pharmacology ............... 4 37. Pyracetam 38 80. Vicasol 59 Medicines affecting the respiratory system ................................................................................................................................................... 38 Medicines ........................... 10 81. Heparin 59 38. Acetylcysteine 38 Medicines affecting afferent 82. Dicumarol 61 39. Glaucin 39 Vitamin-containing medicines ....................................................................................................................................................................... 61 innervations: ............................. 10 Local anesthetics ................................................................40. Ambroxol................................ ................................41 83................................. Retinol .......................... 10 61 1. Lidocain 10 41. Theophylline 41 84. Alpha-tocopherol 62 2. Novocaine 11 42. Cromoline sodium 41 85. Ascorutinum 62 Medicines affecting efferent Cardiotonic medicines ................................................................86. Pyridoxine................................ ................................63 .................................................. 41 43. Digoxin 41 innervations: ............................. 11 87. Nicotinic acid 63 44. Digitoxin 42 Cholinergic medicines ................................................................................................................................88. ................................Cocarboxylase.................. 11 63 45. Corglycon 42 3. Atropine sulphate 11 Tests 63 Anti-anginal, anti-arithmic medicines ............................................................................................................................................................ 43 4. Pilocarpine 13 Hormonal and antihormonal medicines ......................................................................................................................................................... 63 46. Nitroglycerine 43 5. Proserin (Neostigmine 89. L-thyroxin 63 47. Isosorbide mononitrate 44 methylsulphate) 14 90. Prednisolone 63 48. Amiodaron 45 6. Dithylinum 16 91. Dexametazone 65 49. Amlodipine 45 7. Benzohexonium 16 92. Insulin 66 50. Molsidomine 45 Adrenergic medicines ................................................................................................................................93. ................................Glibenclamide................... 16 66 51. Panangin 45 8. Adrenaline hydrochloride 94. Glucagone 67 Antihypertensive, Anti-athersclerotic medicines .............................................................................................................................................. 46 (Epinephrine hydrochloride) 16 95. Mercazolilum 67 52. Verapamil 46 9. Ephedrine hydrochloride 18 Anti-allergic medicines .................................................................................................................................................................................. 67 53. Lisinopril 46 10. Dobutamine 18 96. Calcium chloride 67 54. Enalapril 47 11. Clonidine 18 97. Dimedrol 67 55. Captopril 48 12. Salbutamol 19 98. Loratadine 67 56. Losartan 48 Medicines that used in poisonings. Nitrofurans. 13. Propranolol (Anaprilin) 20 Disinfectants. Antiseptics .............................................................................................................................................................................. 69 57. Magnesium sulphate 48 14. Metoprolol 21 99. Kalii permanganas (Potassium Narcotic and Non-narcotic Analgesics, Non- 58. Doxazosine 49 permanganate) 69 steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs ................................59................................. Lovastatin ................................49................................ .................................. 22 100. Nifuroxazid 69 15. Morphine 22 Tests 49 101. Alcoholic iodine solution 69 16. Fentanyl 22 60. Phenofibrate 49 102. Hydrogen peroxide 70 17. Promedol (Trimeperidine) 23 61. Inosine 50 Antibiotics. Sulphonamide medicines. Medicines affecting the gastro-intestinal tract ............................................................................................................................................... 50 18. Naloxone 23 Probiotics ................................................................................................................................ ..................................................................... 70 62. Famotidin 50 19. Paracetamol 25 103. Benzylpenicillin 71 63. Ranitidine 51 20. Diclofenac sodium 26 104. Amoxicillin 72 64. Omeprazole 51 21. Acetylsalicylic acid 27 105. Doxycycline hydrochloride 72 65. Bismuth subcitrate 52 22. Celecoxib 29 106. Tetracycline 73 66. Almagel 52 23. Meloxicam 30 107. Cefotaxime 74 67. Bisacodyl 52 24. Indometacine 30 108. Ceftriaxon 74 68. Loperamide 53 25. Nimesulide 30 109. Gramicidin 74 Medicines suppressing and stimulating the 69. Pancreatinum 53 central nervous system ................................................................................................................................110. ................................Phthalazol ................. 30 75 70. Ursodeoxycholic acid 54 26. Diazepam 30 111. Co-trimaxozole 75 71. Essenliale (Phospholipides), Antituberculous medicines ............................................................................................................................................................................ 75 27. Droperidol 32 Thiotriasoline 54 112. Isoniazid 75 28. Nitrazepam 33 Medicines affecting the renal function and 113. Rifampicine 77 29. Phenazepam 33 miometry ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 54 114. Rovamycine 77 30. Phenobarbital 34 72. Hydrochlorthiazide 54 115. Streptomycine 77 31. Sodium valproate 34 73. Furosemide 54 116. Ftivazide 78 32. Levodopa 35 74. Acetazolamide (Diacarb) 56 117. Oligomycin 78 75. Triamterene 57 33. Aminazine (Chlorpromazine) Antitumor medicines ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 78 35 76. Allopurinol 57 118. Actinomycin 78 77. Oxytocin 57 34. Sodium bromide 36 119. Methotrexate 78 Tests 36 78. Prostaglandine 58 Antiviral medicines........................................................................................................................................................................................ 78 Medicines affecting the blood system ........................................................................................................................................................... 58 35. Caffeine sodium benzoate 36 120. Acyclovir 78 79. Cyanocobalamine 58 36. Amitriptyline 37 121. Interferon 79 2 122. Rimantadine 80 Antiprotozoal medicines. Antihelminthic 126. Deferoxamine 82 medicines. Antifungal medicines .................................................................................................................................................................. 80 123.Antigrippal immunoglobulin 127.Unitiolum 82 124. Chingamin 80 80 128.Protamine sulfate 83 125. Metronidazole 81 Antidotes. ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 82 3 General pharmacology 1. A patient with arterial hypertension was administered a non-prescription drug for symptomatic treatment of rhinitis. What pharmacological form should be recommended the patient in order to reduce as much as possible the likelihood of development of undesirable systemic vasoconstriction? a) Drops b) Tablets c) Aerosol d) *Ointment e) Gel 2. A 56-year-old patient suffering from essential hypertension was prescribed an inhibitor of angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) and a potassium-sparing diuretic. Such combination is: a) Reasonable because it potentiates hypotensive effect of ACE inhibitor b) Unreasonable because it increases risk of orthostatic collapse development c) Reasonable because it decreases risk of hyperkaliemia development d) Unreasonable because it reduces hypotensive effect of ACE inhibitor e) *Unreasonable because it increases risk of hyperkaliemia development 3. Continuous taking of drug results in reduction of its efficiency. This phenomenon called: a)* Habituation b) Cumulation c) Sensibilization d) Dependence e) Tachyphylaxis 4. One of the major indicator of drug elimination from the human body is: a). Bioavailability b). Volume of distribution c). Bioequivalence d). *Effective halfbreak e). Highest concentration in blood 5. A 6-year-old child with pneumonia was prescribed an antibiotic. After the treatment the child became deaf. Which antibiotic group might cause this complication? a)* Aminoglycosides b) Cephalosporins c) Macrolides d) Natural penicillin e) Semisynthetic penicillin 6. А patient has been taking isosorbide for stenocardia prevention for quite а long time. Now hе notes а significant
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