NAPLEX - Pediatrics

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  1. 4. Common viral respiratory infection that may require prophylaxis in infants
  2. 6. Oral mineral oil for constipation should be avoided due to its potential to cause this adverse effect
  3. 8. Lower plasma binding protein potential in pediatric patients can lead to a higher _____ fraction of medication and increase the risk of toxicity
  4. 10. Zinc oxide is a commonly used agent for diaper ______
  5. 12. Antibiotic of choice for treatment of otitis media
  6. 15. A 2 year old is receiving gentamicin for an infection, ______ impairment is a possible adverse effect
  7. 17. Aspirin and other NSAIDs may have a higher potential of exacerbating this condition in children
  8. 18. This medication should be avoided in infants for the indication of acute infectious diarrhea
  9. 19. Drug associated with Reye's syndrome in pediatric patients
  10. 20. Young children have a ______ stomach pH than adults
  11. 23. This class of medications is not typically recommended for children < 8 years of age because they stain teeth and weaken bones
  12. 24. Drug associated with causing "grey-baby syndrome"
  13. 25. This medication for teething increases the risk for methemoglobinemia
  14. 26. Usual dosing is 4-10 mg/kg/dose
  15. 27. Drugs that readily cross the blood brain barrier will also typically cross the _______ in pregnancy
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  1. 1. This type of dosage form will have a higher % absorbed compared to adults
  2. 2. Fleets enemas in pediatric patients may lead to ________ imbalances
  3. 3. A highly contagious illness caused by varicella-zoster virus that used to be common in children
  4. 5. This class of medications is the mainstay treatment of croup in mild, moderate, and severe cases
  5. 7. Cephalosporin associated with kernicterus in neonates
  6. 9. One of the most common causes of accidental overdoses in children
  7. 11. Antibiotic associated with kernicterus in pediatric patients
  8. 13. Height and _______ are important monitoring parameters with the use of stimulants in pediatrics
  9. 14. This nasal product would be preferred for the treatment of cough and congestion in a 1 year old
  10. 16. Usual dosing is 10-15 mg/kg/dose
  11. 21. This value is lower in newborns, approaches adult values at 3 months of age, and afterwards may surpass adult values; abbreviation
  12. 22. Opioid that is on the "KIDS" list of potentially inappropriate medications due to risk of respiratory depression