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Complete test bank for Pharmacology for the Primary Care Provider, 4th Edition by Marilyn Winterton Edmunds and Maren Stewart Mayhew. Features 73 chapters covering essential pharmacology concepts, drug monographs, and patient education for nurse practitioners and primary care providers. Includes multiple-choice questions with verified answers for exam preparation.

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TablegofgContent
PARTgONE:gESSENTIALgCONCEPTSgFORgTHEgPRESCRIPTIONgOFgMEDICATIONS

Unitg1:gFoundationsgofgPrescriptivegPractice
1.gPrescriptivegAuthoritygandgRolegImplementation:gTraditiongvs.gChange
2.gHistoricalgReviewgofgPrescriptivegAuthority:gThegRolegofgNursesg(NPs,gCNMs,gCRNAs,gandgC
NSs)gandgPhysiciangAssistants

Unitg2:gPharmacokineticsgandgPharmacodynamics
3.gGeneralgPharmacokineticgandgPharmacodynamicgPrinciples
4.gSpecialgPopulations:gGeriatrics
5.gSpecialgPopulations:gPediatrics
6.gSpecialgPopulations:gPregnantgandgNursinggWomen
7.gOver-the-CountergMedications
8.gComplementarygandgAlternativegTherapies

Unitg3:gThegArtgandgSciencegofgPharmacotherapeutics
9.gEstablishinggthegTherapeuticgRelationship
10.gPracticalgTipsgongWritinggPrescriptions
11.gEvidence-BasedgDecision-MakinggandgTreatmentgGuidelines
12.gDesigngandgImplementationgofgPatientgEducation

PARTgTWO:gDRUGgMONOGRAPHS
Unitg4:gTopicalgAgents
13.gDermatologicgAgents
14.gEye,gEar,gThroat,gandgMouthgAgents

Unitg5:gRespiratorygAgents
15.gUppergRespiratorygAgents
16.gAsthmagandgChronicgObstructivegPulmonarygDiseasegMedications

Unitg6:gCardiovasculargAgents
17.gHypertensiongandgMiscellaneousgAntihypertensivegMedications
18.gCoronarygArterygDiseasegandgAntianginalgMedications
19.gHeartgFailuregandgDigoxin
20.gß-Blockers
21.gCalciumgChannelgBlockers
22.gACEgInhibitorsgandgAngiotensingReceptorgBlockers
23.gAntiarrhythmicgAgents

,24.gAntihyperlipidemicgAgents
25.gAgentsgthatgActgongBlood

Unitg7:gGastrointestinalgAgents
26.gAntacidsgandgthegManagementgofgGERD
27.gHistamine-2gBlockersgandgProtongPumpgInhibitors
28.gLaxatives
29.gAntidiarrheals
30.gAntiemetics
31.gMedicationsgforgIrritablegBowelgSyndromegandgOthergGastrointestinalgProblems

Unitg8:gRenal/GenitourinarygAgents
32.gDiuretics
33.gMalegGenitourinarygAgents
34.gDrugsgforgUrinarygIncontinencegandgUrinarygAnalgesia

Unitg9:gMusculoskeletalgAgents
35.gAcetaminophen
36.gAspiringandgNonsteroidalgAntiinflammatorygDrugs
37.gDisease-ModifyinggAntirheumaticgDrugsgandgImmunegModulators
38.gGoutgMedications
39.gOsteoporosisgTreatment
40.gMusclegRelaxants

Unitg10:gCentralgNervousgSystemgAgents
41.gMedicationsgforgAttentiongDeficitgHyperactivitygDisorder
42.gMedicationsgforgDementia
43.gAnalgesiagandgPaingManagement
44.gMigrainegMedications
45.gAntiepileptics
46.gAntiparkinsongAgents

Unitg11:gPsychotropicgAgents
47.gAntidepressants
48.gAntianxietygandgAntiinsomniagAgents
49.gAntipsychotics
50.gSubstancegAbuse

Unitg12:gEndocrinegAgents
51.gGlucocorticoids
52.gThyroidgMedications
53.gDiabetesgMellitusgAgents

Unitg13:gReproductivegSystemgMedications
54.gContraceptives

, 55.gHormonegReplacementgTherapyg–gNEWgTitle/Focus!
56.gDrugsgforgBreastgCancer

Unitg14:gAntiinfectives
57.gPrinciplesgforgPrescribinggAntiinfectives
58.gTreatmentgofgSpecificgInfectionsgandgMiscellaneousgAntibiotics
59.gPenicillins
60.gCephalosporins
61.gTetracyclines
62.gMacrolides
63.gFluoroquinolones
64.gAminoglycosides
65.gSulfonamides
66.gAntituberculargAgents
67.gAntifungals
68.gAntiretroviralgMedications
69.gAntiviralgandgAntiprotozoalgAgents

Unitg15:gHealthgPromotion
70.gImmunizationsgandgBiologicals
71.gWeightgManagement
72.gSmokinggCessation
73.gVitaminsgandgMinerals

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