Nur 210 Exam 1 Newest complete questions
and correct verified answers (detailed
answers) already graded A+
methylphenidate adverse reactions - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED
✔✔}-tachycardia,
hypertension, seizures, growth suppression, transient weight loss in children,
hepatotoxicity
where does excretion occur - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-
occurs in the kidneys
disintegration is what - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-the
breakdown of PO drug form into small particules
,dissolution is what - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-process of
combining small drug particules with liquid to form a solution
drug absorption is what - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-drug
movement from GI tract into the bloodstream
why can't you use grapefruit - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-the
acidity mixes with the acid in tummy, speeds up absorption and metabolism
is a drug 100% of medication - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-no
it has fillers
what factors affect medication absorption - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT
VERIFIED ✔✔}-blood
circulation, pain, stress, exercise, food texture(fat content, temp), pH, route of
admin
factors affecting oral meds - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-first
pass effect, bioavailability
what is bioavailability - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-the
percentage thats left for body to use
what does first pass only effect - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-
oral and GI
, factors of bioavailabilty - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-
absorption, first pass effect, drug form, route of administration, gastric mucosa
and mobility, admin with food, change in liver metabolism
drug distribution is what - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-once
the drug leaves the GI tract
drug distribution involves what - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-
movement of drug from circulation to body tissue, protein binding, and free drugs
protein binding percentage used - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED
✔✔}-40% to protein 60% used to body
drug metabolism (biotransformation) is what - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT
VERIFIED ✔✔}-process of body chemically changing a drug into a form to be
excreted, uses half life and loading dose
half life is what - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-time it takes for
amount of drug in body to be reduced by half
loading dose is what - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-a higher
dose given at the beginning of treatment
drug excretion (elimination) - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-
from the kidneys,
creatinene clearance, BUN levels, glomerular filtration rate. from the liver the
bile, LFT test for liver function, feces, lungs, saliva, sweat, breast milk
and correct verified answers (detailed
answers) already graded A+
methylphenidate adverse reactions - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED
✔✔}-tachycardia,
hypertension, seizures, growth suppression, transient weight loss in children,
hepatotoxicity
where does excretion occur - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-
occurs in the kidneys
disintegration is what - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-the
breakdown of PO drug form into small particules
,dissolution is what - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-process of
combining small drug particules with liquid to form a solution
drug absorption is what - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-drug
movement from GI tract into the bloodstream
why can't you use grapefruit - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-the
acidity mixes with the acid in tummy, speeds up absorption and metabolism
is a drug 100% of medication - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-no
it has fillers
what factors affect medication absorption - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT
VERIFIED ✔✔}-blood
circulation, pain, stress, exercise, food texture(fat content, temp), pH, route of
admin
factors affecting oral meds - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-first
pass effect, bioavailability
what is bioavailability - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-the
percentage thats left for body to use
what does first pass only effect - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-
oral and GI
, factors of bioavailabilty - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-
absorption, first pass effect, drug form, route of administration, gastric mucosa
and mobility, admin with food, change in liver metabolism
drug distribution is what - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-once
the drug leaves the GI tract
drug distribution involves what - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-
movement of drug from circulation to body tissue, protein binding, and free drugs
protein binding percentage used - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED
✔✔}-40% to protein 60% used to body
drug metabolism (biotransformation) is what - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT
VERIFIED ✔✔}-process of body chemically changing a drug into a form to be
excreted, uses half life and loading dose
half life is what - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-time it takes for
amount of drug in body to be reduced by half
loading dose is what - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-a higher
dose given at the beginning of treatment
drug excretion (elimination) - {✔✔ RESOLUTION RESULT VERIFIED ✔✔}-
from the kidneys,
creatinene clearance, BUN levels, glomerular filtration rate. from the liver the
bile, LFT test for liver function, feces, lungs, saliva, sweat, breast milk
