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Pharmacology Quiz: Test Your Knowledge

Welcome to the Pharmacology Quiz, designed for healthcare professionals and students alike! This engaging quiz will challenge your understanding of adverse reactions, special precautions, and dosage forms for various medications.

Test your knowledge with questions covering:

Adverse reactions of common medications
Special precautions to consider in treatment
Proper dosage forms for adults and children

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Metronidazole dosage form

500mg every 8 hour ADULT, Child 7.5mg/kg every 8 hour

500mg every 4 hour ADULT, Child 7.5mg/kg every 6 hour

Dexamethasone special precaution

a multiple steroids that can be stop forawhile

a multiple steroids that cannot be stop abruptly.

Vancomycin special precaution

Do not administer rapid iv bolus can cause respiratory distress/Neuromuscular block. If hypotension, reduce the rate.

Do not administer rapid IV infusion can cause red man syndrome(Rashes on face, neck and upper torso) or erythematous rashes.

Gentamycin special precaution

Do not administer rapid iv bolus can cause respiratory distress/Neuromuscular block. If hypotension, reduce the rate.

Do not administer rapid IV infusion can cause red man syndrome(Rashes on face, neck and upper torso) or erythematous rashes.

Metronidazole adverse reaction

Will cause metallic tase in the mouth with nausea and vomiting

Will cause constipation and chest pain

Adverse reaction, Special precaution, Dosage form

Pharmacology Quiz: Test Your Knowledge

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