Pharmacology and the Nursing Process by Linda Lane Lilley: Practice Exam

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What is a contraindication for using adrenergic drugs?

  1. High cholesterol

  2. Drug allergy

  3. Vitamin deficiency

  4. Exercise

The correct answer is: Drug allergy

A contraindication is something that makes the use of a particular treatment or medication potentially harmful or dangerous. In this case, a drug allergy is a potential contraindication for using adrenergic drugs because it means the individual may have an adverse reaction to the medication. High cholesterol, vitamin deficiency, and exercise are not contraindications for using adrenergic drugs. While these health factors may have an impact on overall health, they do not specifically affect the use of adrenergic drugs. It is important to carefully consider contraindications before starting any medication to ensure safe and effective treatment.

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