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Pharmacology Clear and Simple 5Ed
Ch 1 - 21

Table of Contents
CHAPTER 1. HISTORY OF PHARMACOLOGY ...................................................... 3
CHAPTER 2: BASICS OF PHARMACOLOGY ....................................................... 17
CHAPTER 3: PATIENT SAFETY IN MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION ................. 32
CHAPTER 4: REGULATIONS ................................................................................ 38
CHAPTERS 5 PRESCRIPTIONS ........................................................................... 53
CHAPTERS 6 BASIC MATH................................................................................... 53
CHAPTERS 7 MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS .......................................................... 53
CHAPTERS 8 DOSAGE CALCULATIONS ............................................................. 53
CHAPTER 9: ENTERAL MEDICATIONS AND ADMINISTRATION ........................ 67
CHAPTER 10: PARENTERAL MEDICATIONS AND ADMINISTRATION ............... 74
CHAPTER 11: INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM MEDICATIONS ................................ 84
CHAPTER 12: MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM MEDICATIONS ........................... 94
CHAPTER 13: NERVOUS SYSTEM MEDICATIONS ........................................... 106
CHAPTER 14. EYE AND EAR MEDICATIONS .................................................... 118
CHAPTER 15. ENDOCRINE SYSTEM MEDICATIONS ....................................... 126
CHAPTER 16. CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM MEDICATIONS ........................... 131
ANTIARRHYTHMIC MEDICATIONS .................................................................... 144
ANTIANGINAL MEDICATIONS ............................................................................ 158
ANGINA & ANTIANGINAL MEDICATIONS ........................................................... 172
BLOOD PRESSURE ............................................................................................ 186
CHAPTER 17 IMMUNOLOGICAL SYSTEM MEDICATIONS ............................... 201
CHAPTER 18: PULMONARY SYSTEM MEDICATIONS ...................................... 215
LOWER RESPIRATORY TRACT MEDICATIONS ................................................ 231
CHAPTER 19. GASTROINTESTINAL SYSTEM MEDICATIONS ......................... 247

, PART 1 ................................................................................................................. 247
CHAPTER 19. GASTROINTESTINAL SYSTEM MEDICATIONS ......................... 261
PART 2 ................................................................................................................. 261
CHAPTER 20: REPRODUCTIVE AND URINARY SYSTEMS MEDICATIONS .... 274
FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE MEDICATIONS ........................................................ 274
MALE REPRODUCTIVE MEDICATIONS ............................................................. 291
URINARY TRACT ................................................................................................. 305
CHAPTER 21: HERBS, VITAMINS, AND MINERALS .......................................... 321


CHAPTER 1. HISTORY OF PHARMACOLOGY
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1. A nurse in the radiology department administers iodine-based contrast for a CT
scan, an oncology nurse administers chemotherapy, and a public health nurse
administers an MMR (measles–mumps–rubella) vaccine to a toddler. These
actions illustrate which branch of pharmacology?
A. Pharmacoeconomics
B. Pharmacotherapeutics
C. Pharmacodynamics
D. Pharmacokinetics


Answer: B
Rationale: Pharmacotherapeutics (clinical pharmacology) involves the use of drugs to
diagnose, treat, and prevent diseases. The radiology nurse gives contrast to aid
diagnosis, the oncology nurse administers chemotherapy to treat cancer, and the public
health nurse gives a vaccine to prevent infection.


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2. A patient with severe injuries from a motor vehicle accident has been
prescribed intramuscular morphine every 4 hours as needed for pain. Morphine is
recognized for its high abuse potential. Into which schedule does morphine fall?
A. Schedule I