CMN 548 UNIT 5 FINAL EXAM REAL

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CMN 548 UNIT 5 FINAL EXAM REAL

EXAM 200+ QUESTIONS AND

CORRECT ANSWER S (VERIFIED

ANSWERS) A GRADE

Question : what medications are irreversible MAOIs

(MAOA&B and MAOB MAOB)?

CORRECT ANSWER : Isocarboxazid (Marplan), Phenelzine

(Nardil), Tranylcypromine (Parnate), Selegiline Transdermal (Emasam)

Question : A single dose of irreversible MAOIs may persist in

its inhibition of MAO for how long?

CORRECT ANSWER : 2 weeks

Question : What are the most frequent adverse effects of

irreversible MAOIs?CORRECT ANSWER : MAOA&B: dizziness, drowsiness, fatigue, headache (without increased BP), hyperreflexia, & sleep disturbances

Question : Reversible MAOIs (RIMAs) Include what

medication?

CORRECT ANSWER : Maclobemide (Manerix)

Question : How long will it take to recover MAO activity

after a final dose of RIMA?

CORRECT ANSWER : 24-48 hours

Question : What are the most frequent adverse effects of

RIMAs?

CORRECT ANSWER : orthostatic hypotension, insomnia,

weight gain, edema & sexual dysfunction, insomnia tx by dividing doses, not giving after dinner, and using trazodone

Question : MAOIs are used to treat what conditions?

CORRECT ANSWER : Depression, bipolar depression,

panic disorder, social phobia, bulimia, PTSD, angina pain, atypical face pain, migraine, ADHD, idiopathic orthostatic HTN, & depression r/t brain injury

Question : Reversible MAO-A (RIMA) used to treat:

CORRECT ANSWER : MDD, dysthymic, chronic

Question : Irreversible MAOA&B used to treat:

CORRECT ANSWER : Depression, atypical MDD,

unresponsive to other antidepressants

Question : Irreversible MAO-B used to treat:

CORRECT ANSWER : MDD in adults

Question : What is the treatment for MAOI induced

orthostatic hypotension?

CORRECT ANSWER : •Avoidance of caffeine, intake of 2L

of fluid/day, addition of dietary salt, adjustment of HTN meds, support stockings •fludrocortisone 0.1-0.2mg/day for severe cases •Advise pts to get out of bed slowly

Question : How long should the Psychiatric Nurse

Practitioner wait to begin another treatment for depression

when stopping an MAOI to begin either another MAOI or an SSRI?

CORRECT ANSWER : When changing from one MAOI to

another taper and stop use of the first drug for 10-14 days before beginning the second drug

Question : How long should the PNP wait to begin an MAOI

after discontinuing a patient from fluoxetine (Prozac)?

CORRECT ANSWER : Don't use within 5 weeks of prozac

Question : Describe potential complications for using MAOIs

for patients who have Bipolar I and Schizophrenia.

CORRECT ANSWER : Induction of mania in persons in the

depressed phase of BPI & triggering psychotic decompensating in persons w/ schizophrenia

Question : What are the symptoms of a tyramine-induced

hypertensive crisis?

CORRECT ANSWER : Results from inactive GI metabolism

of dietary Tyramine due to the MAOI's Sxs: HA usually 1st

sx, severe HTN, stiff neck, diaphoresis, nausea, vomiting

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CMN 548 UNIT 5 FINAL EXAM REAL EXAM 200+ QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWER S (VERIFIED ANSWERS) A GRADE Question : what medications are irreversible MAOIs (MAOA&B and MAOB MAOB)? CORRECT ANSWER : Isocar...

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