NURS 33174 Patho-Pharm Exam 1
(Doc Study Guide) Fundamental
Principles of Pharmacology and
Pathophysiology | 270 Complete
Questions with Correct Detailed
Answers | 100% Correct - Uark
Description
This Patho Pharm Exam 1 covers fundamental principles of
pharmacology and pathophysiology. Key topics include pharmacokinetics
(absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion), pharmacodynamics
(drug action, receptors), drug safety, and key nursing responsibilities like
education and assessment.
Core Topics for Exam 1:
Pharmacokinetics: The movement of drugs through the body, including
metabolism (liver) and excretion (kidney).
Pharmacodynamics: Drug-receptor interactions, including Agonists,
Antagonists, and dose-response relationships.
Safety & Regulatory: Drug names, drug classifications (therapeutic vs.
pharmacological), over-the-counter (OTC) medication considerations,
and FDA approval processes.
Nursing Responsibilities: Teaching, assessment, the "Rights" of drug
administration, and preventing medication errors.
Physiological Basis: Fundamental concepts regarding altered cellular
functions and drug mechanisms.
1
, Quiz_________________?
RER -
Answer
protein folding and transport
Quiz_________________?
SER -
Answer
lipid and steroid synthesis, detoxification, calcium storage
Quiz_________________?
Golgi Apparatius -
Answer
modifies, packages, and ships proteins and lipids
Quiz_________________?
Lysosomes -
Answer
2
, contain digestive enzymes for breakdown of waste and
damaged organelles
Quiz_________________?
Peroxisomes -
Answer
detoxification and breakdown of fatty acids
Quiz_________________?
Adaptive changes -
Answer
reversible changes that allow cells to survive stress
Quiz_________________?
Examples of adaptive changes -
Answer
hypertrophy, hyperplasia, atrophy, and metaplasia
3
, Quiz_________________?
Maladaptive changes -
Answer
changes exceed the cell's ability to adapt and lead to injury or
disease
Quiz_________________?
Examples of maladaptive changes -
Answer
dysplasia, neoplasia
Quiz_________________?
Etiology -
Answer
the cause or origin of a disease
Quiz_________________?
4
(Doc Study Guide) Fundamental
Principles of Pharmacology and
Pathophysiology | 270 Complete
Questions with Correct Detailed
Answers | 100% Correct - Uark
Description
This Patho Pharm Exam 1 covers fundamental principles of
pharmacology and pathophysiology. Key topics include pharmacokinetics
(absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion), pharmacodynamics
(drug action, receptors), drug safety, and key nursing responsibilities like
education and assessment.
Core Topics for Exam 1:
Pharmacokinetics: The movement of drugs through the body, including
metabolism (liver) and excretion (kidney).
Pharmacodynamics: Drug-receptor interactions, including Agonists,
Antagonists, and dose-response relationships.
Safety & Regulatory: Drug names, drug classifications (therapeutic vs.
pharmacological), over-the-counter (OTC) medication considerations,
and FDA approval processes.
Nursing Responsibilities: Teaching, assessment, the "Rights" of drug
administration, and preventing medication errors.
Physiological Basis: Fundamental concepts regarding altered cellular
functions and drug mechanisms.
1
, Quiz_________________?
RER -
Answer
protein folding and transport
Quiz_________________?
SER -
Answer
lipid and steroid synthesis, detoxification, calcium storage
Quiz_________________?
Golgi Apparatius -
Answer
modifies, packages, and ships proteins and lipids
Quiz_________________?
Lysosomes -
Answer
2
, contain digestive enzymes for breakdown of waste and
damaged organelles
Quiz_________________?
Peroxisomes -
Answer
detoxification and breakdown of fatty acids
Quiz_________________?
Adaptive changes -
Answer
reversible changes that allow cells to survive stress
Quiz_________________?
Examples of adaptive changes -
Answer
hypertrophy, hyperplasia, atrophy, and metaplasia
3
, Quiz_________________?
Maladaptive changes -
Answer
changes exceed the cell's ability to adapt and lead to injury or
disease
Quiz_________________?
Examples of maladaptive changes -
Answer
dysplasia, neoplasia
Quiz_________________?
Etiology -
Answer
the cause or origin of a disease
Quiz_________________?
4
