Question 1: A 28-year-old female with treatment-resistant bipolar disorder is being prescribed valproic acid and lamotrigine. The pharmacist reviews Health Canada drug safety alerts and informs the prescriber about a rare but serious risk requiring patient monitoring. What is the primary adverse event being monitored in this combination? A. NephrolithiasisB. SJS/TEN (Severe skin reaction)C. PancytopeniaD. … Read more
Question 1: Which of the following drugs causes respiratory acidosis? A. MorphineB. SildenafilC. IsoprostolD. ColchicineE. Amphetamine Question 2: Which of the following is an obligate intracellular bacteria making it resistant to cell wall active antibiotics? A. Listeria monocytogenesB. Streptococcus pneumoniaeC. Chlamydophila pneumoniaeD. Clostridium perfringensE. Enterococcus faecalis Question 3: JT is 29 year old female. JT … Read more
Question 1: Which of the following is true for the Canadian Health Act? A. Universality, Priority, Accessibility, Comprehensiveness, Public administrationB. Equality, Provinciality, Accessibility, Portability, ComprehensivenessC. Universility, Public administration, Portability, Accessibility, ComprehensivenessD. Provinciality, Universality, Equality, Priority, ImmobilityE. Priority, Groupability, Universailty, Comprehensiveness, Public administration Question 2: What happens when the ethinyl group is added to estrogen? A. … Read more
PEBC Evaluating Exam – Question set #6 Question 1: JT is taking Olanzapine for psychosis. He comes to the pharmacy complaining about his twisted wrist, feet pointing inwards, and tilted neck. These symptoms are indicative of dystonia. Which of the following is the drug of choice for drug-induced dystonia? A. BenztropineB. PropranololC. TrihexyphenidylD. TetrabenzeneE. Verapamil … Read more
Question 1: Out of the following diseases, which one is preventable by vaccination? A. AIDSB. TuberculosisC. PertussisD. TyphoidE. Encephalopathy Quick revision: Pertussis for PEBC evaluating exam Question 2: Which vaccine is given at the age of 12 – 18 months and a booster dose at the age of 4 – 6 years? A. DTapB. InfluenzaC. … Read more
Question 1: Which of the following parameters is the most important factor to boost a pharmacy’s sales and profit? A. Business locationB. Well trained staffC. Customer loyaltyD. Underpaid employeesE. Under staffed business Question 2: What are accounts receivable? A. Liability as customer has received the service or goods but did not pay for itB. Asset … Read more
PEBC evaluating exam practice questions list Question 1: What is the mechanism of action of Pioglitazone? A. PPAR γ agonistB. PPAR γ antagoinstC. PPARα agonistD. PPARα agonistE. PPAR γ antagonist and PPARα agonist Question 2: What is workflow analysis? A. The process of identifying and assessing the needs of an organization.B. The process of designing … Read more
Question 1: What is the mechanism of action of Abatacept? A. TNF alpha inhibitor.B. Binds with CD20 proteins present on B cells.C. Binds with CD80/86 present on antigen-presenting cells.D. Tyrosine kinase inhibitor.E. Multikinase inhibitor Question 2: KT is a 30-year-old Chinese woman who is pregnant for the first time. She developed preeclampsia and she is … Read more
Question 1: A 74-year-old woman is admitted with nausea, vomiting, and confusion. She has a history of atrial fibrillation and has been taking digoxin. Her serum creatinine is elevated at 2.3 mg/dL (baseline 1.1), and her digoxin level is 2.8 ng/mL. Which factor most likely contributed to her current condition? A. High-fiber dietB. Liver failureC. … Read more
Semen analysis Semen analysis is performed for the evaluation of fertility disorders. The symptoms of androgen deficiency may or may not be observed. The purpose of writing this article is to help understand the semen analysis report for individuals who are not familiar with medical terminologies. All the technical terms have been simplified and explained. … Read more