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Test Bank for Basic and Clinical Pharmacology
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a 14th Edition by Bertram G. Katzung
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Chapters 1 - 66 Complete
a a a a
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Table of Contents
a a
1. aIntroduction: aThe aNature aof aDrugs a& aDrug aDevelopment a& aRegulation
2. aDrug aReceptors a& aPharmacodynamics
3. aPharmacokinetics a& aPharmacodynamics: aRational aDosing a& athe aTime aCourse aof aDrug aAction
4. aDrug aBiotransformation
5. aPharmacogenomics
6. aIntroduction ato aAutonomic aPharmacology
7. aCholinoceptor-Activating a& aCholinesterase-Inhibiting aDrugs
8. aCholinoceptor-Blocking aDrugs
9. aAdrenoceptor aAgonists a& aSympathomimetic aDrugs
10. aAdrenoceptor aAntagonist aDrugs
11. aAntihypertensive aAgents
12. aVasodilators a& athe aTreatment aof aAngina aPectoris
13. aDrugs aUsed ain aHeart aFailure
14. aAgents aUsed ain aCardiac aArrhythmias
15. aDiuretic aAgents
16. aHistamine, aSerotonin, a& athe aErgot aAlkaloids
17. aVasoactive aPeptides
18. aThe aEicosanoids: aProstaglandins, aThromboxanes, aLeukotrienes, a& aRelated aCompounds
19. aNitric aOxide
20. aDrugs aUsed ain aAsthma
21. aIntroduction ato athe aPharmacology aof aCNS aDrugs
22. aSedative-Hypnotic aDrugs
23. aThe aAlcohols
24. aAntiseizure aDrugs
25. aGeneral aAnesthetics
26. aLocal aAnesthetics
27. aSkeletal aMuscle aRelaxants
28. aPharmacologic aManagement aof aParkinsonism a& aOther aMovement aDisorders
29. aAntipsychotic aAgents a& aLithium
30. aAntidepressant aAgents
31. aOpioid aAgonists a& aAntagonists
32. aDrugs aof aAbuse
33. aAgents aUsed ain aCytopenias; aHematopoietic aGrowth aFactors
34. aDrugs aUsed ain aDisorders aof aCoagulation
35. aAgents aUsed ain aDyslipidemia
36. aNonsteroidal aAnti-Inflammatory aDrugs, aDisease-Modifying aAntirheumatic aDrugs, aNonopioid
aAnalgesics, a& aDrugs aUsed ain aGout
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37. aHypothalamic a& aPituitary aHormones
38. aThyroid a& aAntithyroid aDrugs
39. aAdrenocorticosteroids a& aAdrenocortical aAntagonists
40. aThe aGonadal aHormones a& aInhibitors
41. aPancreatic aHormones a& aAntidiabetic aDrugs
42. aAgents aThat aAffect aBone aMineral aHomeostasis
43. aBeta-Lactam a& aOther aCell aWall- a& aMembrane-Active aAntibiotics
44. aTetracyclines, aMacrolides, aClindamycin, aChloramphenicol, aStreptogramins, a& aOxazolidinones
45. aAminoglycosides a& aSpectinomycin
46. aSulfonamides, aTrimethoprim, a& aQuinolones
47. aAntimycobacterial aDrugs
48. aAntifungal aAgents
49. aAntiviral aAgents
50. aMiscellaneous aAntimicrobial aAgents; aDisinfectants, aAntiseptics, a& aSterilants
51. aClinical aUse aof aAntimicrobial aAgents
52. aAntiprotozoal aDrugs
53. aClinical aPharmacology aof athe aAntihelminthic aDrugs
54. aCancer aChemotherapy
55. aImmunopharmacology
56. aIntroduction ato aToxicology: aOccupational a& aEnvironmental
57. aHeavy aMetal aIntoxication a& aChelators
58. aManagement aof athe aPoisoned aPatient
59. aSpecial aAspects aof aPerinatal a& aPediatric aPharmacology
60. aSpecial aAspects aof aGeriatric aPharmacology
61. aDermatologic aPharmacology
62. aDrugs aUsed ain athe aTreatment aof aGastrointestinal aDiseases
63. aTherapeutic a& aToxic aPotential aof aOver-the-Counter aAgents
64. aDietary aSupplements a& aHerbal aMedications
65. aRational aPrescribing a& aPrescription aWriting
66. aImportant aDrug aInteractions a& aTheir aMechanisms a
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Chapter 1. Introduction: The Nature of Drugs & Drug Development & Regulation
a a a a a a a a a a a
1. A anurse aworking ain aradiology aadministers aiodine ato aa apatient awho ais
ahaving a a acomputed a tomography a(CT) ascan. aThe anurse aworking aon a the
aoncology aunit aadministers achemotherapy ato apatients awho ahave acancer. aAt
athe aPublic aHealth aDepartment, a a anurse aadministers aa ameasles-mumps-
rubella a(MMR) avaccine atoaa a14-month-old achild aas aa aroutine
aimmunization. aWhich abranch aof apharmacology abest adescribes athe aactions
aof aall a three a nurses?
A) Pharmacoeconomics
B) Pharmacotherapeutics
C) Pharmacodynamics
D) Pharmacokinetics
ANSWER: B
Feedback:
Pharmacology ais athe astudy aof athe abiologic aeffects aof achemicals. aNurses
aare ainvolved awith aclinical apharmacology aor apharmacotherapeutics, awhich
ais aa abranch aof apharmacology athat adeals awith athe auses aof adrugs ato atreat,
aprevent, aand adiagnose adisease. aThe aradiology anurse ais aadministering aa
adrug ato ahelp adiagnose a a adisease. a The aoncology anurse ais aadministering a a
adrug ato ahelp atreat aaadisease. aPharmacoeconomics a includes aany acosts
ainvolved ain adrug a therapy.
Pharmacodynamics ainvolves ahow aa adrug aaffects athe abody
aandapharmacokinetics ais ahow athe abody a acts aon athe a body.
2. A aphysician ahas aordered aintramuscular a(IM) ainjections aof amorphine, aa
anarcotic, a every a4 ahours aas aneeded afor apain ain aa amotor avehicle aaccident
avictim.aThe anurse a is aaware athis adrug ahas aa ahigh a abuse apotential. aUnder
awhat acategoryawould amorphine abe a classified?
A) Schedule aI
B) Schedule aII
Test Bank for Basic and Clinical Pharmacology
a a a a a a
a 14th Edition by Bertram G. Katzung
a a a a a a
Chapters 1 - 66 Complete
a a a a
, Page a2 aof a822
Table of Contents
a a
1. aIntroduction: aThe aNature aof aDrugs a& aDrug aDevelopment a& aRegulation
2. aDrug aReceptors a& aPharmacodynamics
3. aPharmacokinetics a& aPharmacodynamics: aRational aDosing a& athe aTime aCourse aof aDrug aAction
4. aDrug aBiotransformation
5. aPharmacogenomics
6. aIntroduction ato aAutonomic aPharmacology
7. aCholinoceptor-Activating a& aCholinesterase-Inhibiting aDrugs
8. aCholinoceptor-Blocking aDrugs
9. aAdrenoceptor aAgonists a& aSympathomimetic aDrugs
10. aAdrenoceptor aAntagonist aDrugs
11. aAntihypertensive aAgents
12. aVasodilators a& athe aTreatment aof aAngina aPectoris
13. aDrugs aUsed ain aHeart aFailure
14. aAgents aUsed ain aCardiac aArrhythmias
15. aDiuretic aAgents
16. aHistamine, aSerotonin, a& athe aErgot aAlkaloids
17. aVasoactive aPeptides
18. aThe aEicosanoids: aProstaglandins, aThromboxanes, aLeukotrienes, a& aRelated aCompounds
19. aNitric aOxide
20. aDrugs aUsed ain aAsthma
21. aIntroduction ato athe aPharmacology aof aCNS aDrugs
22. aSedative-Hypnotic aDrugs
23. aThe aAlcohols
24. aAntiseizure aDrugs
25. aGeneral aAnesthetics
26. aLocal aAnesthetics
27. aSkeletal aMuscle aRelaxants
28. aPharmacologic aManagement aof aParkinsonism a& aOther aMovement aDisorders
29. aAntipsychotic aAgents a& aLithium
30. aAntidepressant aAgents
31. aOpioid aAgonists a& aAntagonists
32. aDrugs aof aAbuse
33. aAgents aUsed ain aCytopenias; aHematopoietic aGrowth aFactors
34. aDrugs aUsed ain aDisorders aof aCoagulation
35. aAgents aUsed ain aDyslipidemia
36. aNonsteroidal aAnti-Inflammatory aDrugs, aDisease-Modifying aAntirheumatic aDrugs, aNonopioid
aAnalgesics, a& aDrugs aUsed ain aGout
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37. aHypothalamic a& aPituitary aHormones
38. aThyroid a& aAntithyroid aDrugs
39. aAdrenocorticosteroids a& aAdrenocortical aAntagonists
40. aThe aGonadal aHormones a& aInhibitors
41. aPancreatic aHormones a& aAntidiabetic aDrugs
42. aAgents aThat aAffect aBone aMineral aHomeostasis
43. aBeta-Lactam a& aOther aCell aWall- a& aMembrane-Active aAntibiotics
44. aTetracyclines, aMacrolides, aClindamycin, aChloramphenicol, aStreptogramins, a& aOxazolidinones
45. aAminoglycosides a& aSpectinomycin
46. aSulfonamides, aTrimethoprim, a& aQuinolones
47. aAntimycobacterial aDrugs
48. aAntifungal aAgents
49. aAntiviral aAgents
50. aMiscellaneous aAntimicrobial aAgents; aDisinfectants, aAntiseptics, a& aSterilants
51. aClinical aUse aof aAntimicrobial aAgents
52. aAntiprotozoal aDrugs
53. aClinical aPharmacology aof athe aAntihelminthic aDrugs
54. aCancer aChemotherapy
55. aImmunopharmacology
56. aIntroduction ato aToxicology: aOccupational a& aEnvironmental
57. aHeavy aMetal aIntoxication a& aChelators
58. aManagement aof athe aPoisoned aPatient
59. aSpecial aAspects aof aPerinatal a& aPediatric aPharmacology
60. aSpecial aAspects aof aGeriatric aPharmacology
61. aDermatologic aPharmacology
62. aDrugs aUsed ain athe aTreatment aof aGastrointestinal aDiseases
63. aTherapeutic a& aToxic aPotential aof aOver-the-Counter aAgents
64. aDietary aSupplements a& aHerbal aMedications
65. aRational aPrescribing a& aPrescription aWriting
66. aImportant aDrug aInteractions a& aTheir aMechanisms a
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Chapter 1. Introduction: The Nature of Drugs & Drug Development & Regulation
a a a a a a a a a a a
1. A anurse aworking ain aradiology aadministers aiodine ato aa apatient awho ais
ahaving a a acomputed a tomography a(CT) ascan. aThe anurse aworking aon a the
aoncology aunit aadministers achemotherapy ato apatients awho ahave acancer. aAt
athe aPublic aHealth aDepartment, a a anurse aadministers aa ameasles-mumps-
rubella a(MMR) avaccine atoaa a14-month-old achild aas aa aroutine
aimmunization. aWhich abranch aof apharmacology abest adescribes athe aactions
aof aall a three a nurses?
A) Pharmacoeconomics
B) Pharmacotherapeutics
C) Pharmacodynamics
D) Pharmacokinetics
ANSWER: B
Feedback:
Pharmacology ais athe astudy aof athe abiologic aeffects aof achemicals. aNurses
aare ainvolved awith aclinical apharmacology aor apharmacotherapeutics, awhich
ais aa abranch aof apharmacology athat adeals awith athe auses aof adrugs ato atreat,
aprevent, aand adiagnose adisease. aThe aradiology anurse ais aadministering aa
adrug ato ahelp adiagnose a a adisease. a The aoncology anurse ais aadministering a a
adrug ato ahelp atreat aaadisease. aPharmacoeconomics a includes aany acosts
ainvolved ain adrug a therapy.
Pharmacodynamics ainvolves ahow aa adrug aaffects athe abody
aandapharmacokinetics ais ahow athe abody a acts aon athe a body.
2. A aphysician ahas aordered aintramuscular a(IM) ainjections aof amorphine, aa
anarcotic, a every a4 ahours aas aneeded afor apain ain aa amotor avehicle aaccident
avictim.aThe anurse a is aaware athis adrug ahas aa ahigh a abuse apotential. aUnder
awhat acategoryawould amorphine abe a classified?
A) Schedule aI
B) Schedule aII
