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NU150 Exam 1 – Pharmacology (Latest
2026/ 2027 Update) 100% Verified
Questions & Answers {Grade A} - Galen


What type of order is ASA 325mg PO NOW - correct answer STAT order




What % of pts can recall instructions given by healthcare providers? - correct answer


20%




Things to be considered when developing education for pt - correct answer Age


Intellectual abiblity


Ability to return demo


Language


Culture




S/S of Type 1 DM - correct answer polyuria, polydipsia, polyphagia, hyperglycemia,


weight loss




Onset - correct answer when insulin first begins to act in the body

,Peak - correct answer When insulin is exerting it's maximum action




Duration - correct answer (n.) the length of time insulin remains in effect




Can you substitute one brand of insulin for another brand - correct answer NO




When is pt especially prone to hypoglycemia - correct answer During PEAK time and if


pt has not eaten.




Which insulin can be safely mixed with long acting insulin - correct answer NONE




Which insulin can be given IV - correct answer Regular ONLY




What is Pharmacology - correct answer the study of drugs and their interactions with


living systems




3 different drug names - correct answer Generic, Trade, and Chemical

, Pharmacokinetic phase - correct answer Activities within body after drug is


administered. Absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion, and half life




Pharmacodynamic phase - correct answer what the drug does to the body




Half life - correct answer time required for the body to eliminate 50% of a drug- short


life= more frequent doses


Longer half life= less frequent doses


CAUTION WITH PTS WITH LIVER AND OR KIDNEY DISEASE- Takes linger to get rid of


drugs




Pharmaceutic Phase - correct answer Dissolution of the drug




Drug action - correct answer Enters systemic circulation


Exposes body tissue to effects of drug


Certain drugs may have affinity for certain organs or tissues

Greatest action at cellular level on these sites (target sites)

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