PN 1005 FINAL 2026 PROFESSIONAL NURSING
PRACTICE COLLECTION COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ What does the FDA do.
Answer: all drugs for sale in Canada must be approved under this act
to protect the public against health hazards and fraud from the sale
of food (including beverages), drugs, medical devices and cosmetics
◉ Controlled drug and substance act.
Answer: Defined drug abuse and the drugs according to potential for
abuse. The drugs are classified into drug schedules
◉ Drug enforced: Schedule 1.
Answer: High abuse potential no accepted medical use
Heroin, LSD, Marijuana.
◉ Drug Enforced: Schedule 2.
Answer: High abuse potential with severe dependence liability
Narcotics, Amphetamine, Barbiturates
,◉ Pharmacodynamics.
Answer: How the drug affects the body
◉ Pharmacokinetics.
Answer: How the body affects the drug
◉ Nurses are responsible for ?.
Answer: Administering the drug
Assessing drug effects
Intervening to make the drug regimen more tolerable
Providing patient teachings about drugs and the drug regimen
Monitoring the overall patient care plan to prevent medication error
◉ What is a route ?.
Answer: the path through which a drug or substance is taken into
the body
◉ Medications taken by mouth (PO) Enteral.
Answer: Tablets Capsules Liquids Solutions Suspensions Syrups
Elixirs
◉ Sublingual medications ( SL) are dissolved under the tongue.
, Answer: Tablets Sprays Films
◉ Buccal Medications are dissolved in the cheek pocket between the
teeth and gums..
Answer: Tablets Films Disks
◉ Ophthalmic route (ocular route) are administered via the eye.
Answer: Liquid eye drops Gels Ointments Disks (similar to contact
lenses)
◉ Otic route are administered via the ear canal.
Answer: Liquid ear drops
◉ Nasal route are administered via the nose.
Answer: Nasal drops Sprays Ointments
◉ Inhalation route is inhaled via the mouth into the lungs.
Answer: Inhaler Aerosol Powder
◉ Nebulization Route.
Answer: Medication inhaled via a device such as a face mask or a
tube placed in the mouth
PRACTICE COLLECTION COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ What does the FDA do.
Answer: all drugs for sale in Canada must be approved under this act
to protect the public against health hazards and fraud from the sale
of food (including beverages), drugs, medical devices and cosmetics
◉ Controlled drug and substance act.
Answer: Defined drug abuse and the drugs according to potential for
abuse. The drugs are classified into drug schedules
◉ Drug enforced: Schedule 1.
Answer: High abuse potential no accepted medical use
Heroin, LSD, Marijuana.
◉ Drug Enforced: Schedule 2.
Answer: High abuse potential with severe dependence liability
Narcotics, Amphetamine, Barbiturates
,◉ Pharmacodynamics.
Answer: How the drug affects the body
◉ Pharmacokinetics.
Answer: How the body affects the drug
◉ Nurses are responsible for ?.
Answer: Administering the drug
Assessing drug effects
Intervening to make the drug regimen more tolerable
Providing patient teachings about drugs and the drug regimen
Monitoring the overall patient care plan to prevent medication error
◉ What is a route ?.
Answer: the path through which a drug or substance is taken into
the body
◉ Medications taken by mouth (PO) Enteral.
Answer: Tablets Capsules Liquids Solutions Suspensions Syrups
Elixirs
◉ Sublingual medications ( SL) are dissolved under the tongue.
, Answer: Tablets Sprays Films
◉ Buccal Medications are dissolved in the cheek pocket between the
teeth and gums..
Answer: Tablets Films Disks
◉ Ophthalmic route (ocular route) are administered via the eye.
Answer: Liquid eye drops Gels Ointments Disks (similar to contact
lenses)
◉ Otic route are administered via the ear canal.
Answer: Liquid ear drops
◉ Nasal route are administered via the nose.
Answer: Nasal drops Sprays Ointments
◉ Inhalation route is inhaled via the mouth into the lungs.
Answer: Inhaler Aerosol Powder
◉ Nebulization Route.
Answer: Medication inhaled via a device such as a face mask or a
tube placed in the mouth
