NRSG 2350 / Module 2 | Northeastern University |
UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified Answers
Q1: Drug Regulation
A: Reviews and approves prescription and over-the counter medications for safety and
efficacy before they can be marketed to consumers
Q2: Blood and Biologics
A: Ensures the safety of blood products, vaccines, and
other biological products used in medical treatments
Q3: Public Health Protection
A: Issues recalls, safety alerts, and guidance to protect consumers from harmful products
and provides science-based information to help people make informed health decisions
Q4: Drug Names Example
A: Chemical
• N-acetyl-para- aminophenol
Generic
• Acetaminophen
International
• Paracetamol
Trade Name
• Tylenol
Q5: Drug Law Enforcement
A: enforce drug laws
Q6: Controlled Substances Regulation
A: Strictly regulated by federal and state laws
Q7: International Drug Control
A: Collaboration with global agencies on drug issues.
Q8: Scheduling and Classification
A: Determines which substances should be classified as controlled drugs and assigns them
to specific schedules based on their medical value and potential for abuse
Q9: Prescription Monitoring
A: Tracking prescriptions to prevent misuse and abuse.
, Q10: Controlled Substance-DEA Schedule 1
A: High Abuse Potential, no accepted medical use
Q11: Controlled Substance-DEA Schedule 2
A: High Abuse Potential, accepted medical use
Q12: Controlled Substance-DEA Schedule 3
A: Moderate Abuse Potential, accepted medical use
Q13: Controlled Substance-DEA Schedule 4
A: Low Abuse Potential, accepted medical use
Q14: Controlled Substance-DEA Schedule 5
A: Low Abuse Potential, accepted medical use
Q15: Pharmacokinetics
A: Effects of the body on the drug
Absorption
Distribution
Metabolism
Excretion
Q16: Pharmacodynamics
A: Effects of the drug on the body
Q17: Absorption (Routes of Administration)
A: Enteral
• Oral
• Rectal
• Tubes: NG, Gastrostomy,
Dubhoff
• Parenteral
• Intramuscular
• Intravascular
• Subcutaneous
• Topical
• Transdermal
• Inhaled
Q18: Absorption (Affects Distribution)
A: • Rate of dissolution
• Blood flow
UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified Answers
Q1: Drug Regulation
A: Reviews and approves prescription and over-the counter medications for safety and
efficacy before they can be marketed to consumers
Q2: Blood and Biologics
A: Ensures the safety of blood products, vaccines, and
other biological products used in medical treatments
Q3: Public Health Protection
A: Issues recalls, safety alerts, and guidance to protect consumers from harmful products
and provides science-based information to help people make informed health decisions
Q4: Drug Names Example
A: Chemical
• N-acetyl-para- aminophenol
Generic
• Acetaminophen
International
• Paracetamol
Trade Name
• Tylenol
Q5: Drug Law Enforcement
A: enforce drug laws
Q6: Controlled Substances Regulation
A: Strictly regulated by federal and state laws
Q7: International Drug Control
A: Collaboration with global agencies on drug issues.
Q8: Scheduling and Classification
A: Determines which substances should be classified as controlled drugs and assigns them
to specific schedules based on their medical value and potential for abuse
Q9: Prescription Monitoring
A: Tracking prescriptions to prevent misuse and abuse.
, Q10: Controlled Substance-DEA Schedule 1
A: High Abuse Potential, no accepted medical use
Q11: Controlled Substance-DEA Schedule 2
A: High Abuse Potential, accepted medical use
Q12: Controlled Substance-DEA Schedule 3
A: Moderate Abuse Potential, accepted medical use
Q13: Controlled Substance-DEA Schedule 4
A: Low Abuse Potential, accepted medical use
Q14: Controlled Substance-DEA Schedule 5
A: Low Abuse Potential, accepted medical use
Q15: Pharmacokinetics
A: Effects of the body on the drug
Absorption
Distribution
Metabolism
Excretion
Q16: Pharmacodynamics
A: Effects of the drug on the body
Q17: Absorption (Routes of Administration)
A: Enteral
• Oral
• Rectal
• Tubes: NG, Gastrostomy,
Dubhoff
• Parenteral
• Intramuscular
• Intravascular
• Subcutaneous
• Topical
• Transdermal
• Inhaled
Q18: Absorption (Affects Distribution)
A: • Rate of dissolution
• Blood flow
