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NUR 210 exam practice questions specifically aligned with the Galen University nursing curriculum. It covers essential nursing fundamentals including patient safety, infection control, pharmacology, prioritization, and the nursing process. Each question includes the correct answer and a clear rationale to support understanding and exam readiness. It is designed to help Galen University students prepare effectively for exams using NCLEX-style questions and evidence-based reasoning.

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NUR 210 Exam
High-Yield Qs
with Correct Answers +
Rationales

This Exam Description:
 High-Yield Qs
 Correct Answers + Rationales
 100% Guaranteed Pass
 Multiple –Choices (A-D)




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,SECTION 1: BASIC
PHARMACOLOGY PRINCIPLES (1–
20)
1. Pharmacology is best defined as:
A. Study of diseases
B. Study of drugs and their effects on the body
C. Study of surgery
D. Study of microorganisms
Answer: B
Rationale: Pharmacology focuses on drug action and interactions in the body.



2. Pharmacokinetics refers to:
A. What the drug does to the body
B. What the body does to the drug
C. Drug manufacturing
D. Drug pricing
Answer: B
Rationale: Pharmacokinetics = absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion
(ADME).



3. Pharmacodynamics refers to:
A. Drug movement
B. Drug effect on body
C. Drug elimination
D. Drug storage
Answer: B



4. First-pass metabolism occurs in the:
A. Kidney
B. Liver
C. Heart
D. Lungs
Answer: B
Rationale: Oral drugs are metabolized in liver before systemic circulation.



5. Most rapid route of drug administration:
A. Oral
B. Subcutaneous

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, C. IV
D. Rectal
Answer: C



6. Bioavailability is:
A. Drug cost
B. Amount of drug reaching circulation
C. Drug toxicity
D. Drug clearance
Answer: B



7. Half-life refers to:
A. Drug cost time
B. Time for drug to reduce by 50%
C. Time to peak effect
D. Time to excretion
Answer: B



8. Steady-state is achieved after:
A. 1 dose
B. 1–2 half-lives
C. 4–5 half-lives
D. 10 minutes
Answer: C



9. Loading dose is used to:
A. Delay drug effect
B. Achieve rapid therapeutic level
C. Reduce side effects
D. Eliminate drug
Answer: B



10. Maintenance dose is used to:
A. Start therapy
B. Maintain drug level
C. Stop drug
D. Replace IV fluids
Answer: B




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