NUR 334 Final Exam
What are the phases of pharmacokinetics? - answer absorption, distribution,
metabolism, excretion
What is the the difference in pharmacokinetics vs pharmacodynamics? - answer-
kinetics: how the body breaks down the drug
- dynamics: how the drug alters bodily function
What are the contraindications of estradiol? - answer history of DVT, stroke, and
nicotine use
What is the first pass effect? How to avoid it? - answer- When an oral drug goes
through the liver before being used by the body resulting in a far lower amount of the
drug being used
- Administer parenterally
What are the 10 Rights of Medication Administration - answerpatient, time, route, dose,
drug, right to refuse, patient education, documentation, prior assessment, follow up
evaluation
Where are NSAIDS broken down? - answerkidney
where is acetominophen metabolized - answerliver
What are NSAIDs? - answerAspirin
Ibuprofen
Naproxen
Indomethacin
Ketorolac
Celecoxib
NSAIDs contraindications - answerVitamin K deficiency (causes excessive bleeding)
Peptic ulcer disease
Kidney failure
What is the administration recommendation for Montelukast? - answera preventative
medication that should either be taken at night OR two hours prior to asthma inducing
activity
When should albuterol be used? - answerEMERGENCY inhaler, used when
bronchoconstriction occurs, can be used 5-20 minutes before physical activity in
exercise induced asthma
What are the phases of pharmacokinetics? - answer absorption, distribution,
metabolism, excretion
What is the the difference in pharmacokinetics vs pharmacodynamics? - answer-
kinetics: how the body breaks down the drug
- dynamics: how the drug alters bodily function
What are the contraindications of estradiol? - answer history of DVT, stroke, and
nicotine use
What is the first pass effect? How to avoid it? - answer- When an oral drug goes
through the liver before being used by the body resulting in a far lower amount of the
drug being used
- Administer parenterally
What are the 10 Rights of Medication Administration - answerpatient, time, route, dose,
drug, right to refuse, patient education, documentation, prior assessment, follow up
evaluation
Where are NSAIDS broken down? - answerkidney
where is acetominophen metabolized - answerliver
What are NSAIDs? - answerAspirin
Ibuprofen
Naproxen
Indomethacin
Ketorolac
Celecoxib
NSAIDs contraindications - answerVitamin K deficiency (causes excessive bleeding)
Peptic ulcer disease
Kidney failure
What is the administration recommendation for Montelukast? - answera preventative
medication that should either be taken at night OR two hours prior to asthma inducing
activity
When should albuterol be used? - answerEMERGENCY inhaler, used when
bronchoconstriction occurs, can be used 5-20 minutes before physical activity in
exercise induced asthma
