Quiz - Week 36
Instructions: Match the following brand name drugs to their respective antihyperlipidemics (cholesterol-lowering agents).
A. Crestor
B. Lipitor
C. Lopid
D. Mevacor
E. Niaspan
F. Pravachol
G. Tricor
H. Vytorin
I. Zetia
J. Zocor
____ 1. rosuvastatin potassium
____ 2. gemfibrozil
____ 3. atorvastatin calcium
____ 4. lovastatin
____ 5. pravastatin sodium
____ 6. simvastatin
____ 7. fenofibrate
____ 8. simvastatin, ezetimibe
____ 9. ezetimibe
____10. niacin
Study Tip - Week 36
Are You a Visual Learner?
The tip from week 6 suggested that you use colored highlighters when reading your textbooks to enhance your learning. Here are some more suggestions for visual learners.
- Visualize (picture) in your mind the words you need to learn to spell.
- Create mind maps, charts, and tables to show relationships between one thing and another (for example, comparing disease symptoms or the bones in the hands and feet). Note: A Google search--making “mind maps”—will bring up sites to help you learn how to construct a mind map and links to other visual learning tools.
- Use circles and boxes to isolate key words and concepts in your reading (you can even make them different colors).
- Draw your own illustrations and label them.
- Use the Google image search to find illustrations relevant to your studies.
- Use YouTube and Google to search for videos and PowerPoint presentations on the topics you’re studying.
- Take notes and make outlines for readings and lectures (this combines visual and tactile learning styles).
No one is a completely visual, auditory, or kinesthetic learner. Read all the tips for learning styles and combine those tactics that work best for you.
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Answers to Quiz - Week 36
Instructions: Match the following brand name drugs to their respective antihyperlipidemics (cholesterol-lowering agents).
A. Crestor
B. Lipitor
C. Lopid
D. Mevacor
E. Niaspan
F. Pravachol
G. Tricor
H. Vytorin
I. Zetia
J. Zocor
A 1. rosuvastatin potassium
C 2. gemfibrozil
B 3. atorvastatin calcium
D 4. lovastatin
F 5. pravastatin sodium
J 6. simvastatin
G 7. fenofibrate
H 8. simvastatin, ezetimibe
I 9. ezetimibe
E 10. niacin