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Magazine Problem 1
Symptoms of an allergic reaction may include all of the following symptoms except: a. red, watery eyes. b. runny nose. c. asthma. d. thirst.
Problem 2
A severe and life-threatening allergic reaction is known as: a. epileptic equivalent. b. anaphylaxis. c. coryza. d. urticaria.
Problem 3
A drug that may be given orally to treat an allergic reaction is: a. loratadine. b. epinephrine. c. azelastine hydrochloride. d. weekly immunotherapy.
Problem 4
An example of an intranasal antihistamine is: a. desloratadine. b. trimethobenzamide. c. promethazine. d. azelastine hydrochloride.
Problem 5
Immunotherapy consists of: a. giving increasing doses of antihistamines. b. treating asthma aggressively with high doses of drugs. c. repeated administration of small amounts of antigen. d. introducing allergens in inhalants daily.
Problem 6
The primary side effect of diphenhydramine (Benadryl) is: a. drowsiness. b. jitteriness. c. skin rash. d. watery eyes.
Problem 7
The advantage loratadine has over diphenhydramine is that it: a. is less sedating. b. is more sedating. c. causes fewer skin rashes. d. is less expensive.
Problem 8
The best first step in the treatment of allergies is to: a. begin allergy immunotherapy immediately. b. avoid the allergen. c. expose the patient to the allergen frequently. d. give antihistamines.
Problem 9
An agent that may be potentiated or have an increased effect when given with antihistamines is: a. penicillin. b. rifampin. c. alcoholic beverages. d. tetracycline.
Problem 10
An example of a nonsedating antihistamine is: a. trimethobenzamide. b. brompheniramine. c. cyproheptadine d. fexofenadine.
