BSN 215 Pharmacology I Week 1
Exam (Latest Update )
Questions & Answers | 100%
Correct | Grade A - Nightingale
Question:
What should you MUST know as a nurse?
Answer:
Drug name, therapeutic category, patient name, generic name, dosage, dosing
schedule, route and technique of administration, expected therapeutic
response, nondrug measures, duration of treatment, method of drug storage,
symptoms of major adverse effects, measures to minimize discomfort and
harm, whom to contact in the event of therapeutic failure, severe adverse
reactions, or severe adverse interactions.
Question:
What are the 3 objectives of analysis and nursing diagnoses?
Answer:
1. Judge appropriateness of regimen
2. ID potential health problems
3. Determine patient's self-care ability.
,Question:
What was the first legislation to regulate drug safety?
Answer:
The Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1938.
Question:
What were the Harris-Kefauver amendments?
Answer:
Legislation passed in 1962 that demanded drugs actually be of some benefit.
Question:
What did the Controlled Substances Act do?
Answer:
Set rules for the manufacture and distribution of drugs considered to have
potential for abuse.
Question:
What did the FDA Amendments Act of 2007 do?
Answer:
Expanded the mission of the FDA to include rigorous oversight of drug safety
after a drug has been released for marketing.
, Question:
What is the Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act of 2016?
Answer:
Legislation that provides funding to combat a nationwide opioid epidemic by
addressing the crisis from multiple approaches.
Question:
What is the role of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
(NIOSH)?
Answer:
To identify drugs that are hazardous for handling and provide instructions for
use of protective equipment and environmental controls to protect healthcare
workers from harm resulting from exposure.
Question:
What is the process of developing a new drug like?
Answer:
A very expensive process that takes years to complete.
Question:
What is the most reliable way to objectively assess drug efficacy and safety?
Answer:
The randomized controlled trial.
Exam (Latest Update )
Questions & Answers | 100%
Correct | Grade A - Nightingale
Question:
What should you MUST know as a nurse?
Answer:
Drug name, therapeutic category, patient name, generic name, dosage, dosing
schedule, route and technique of administration, expected therapeutic
response, nondrug measures, duration of treatment, method of drug storage,
symptoms of major adverse effects, measures to minimize discomfort and
harm, whom to contact in the event of therapeutic failure, severe adverse
reactions, or severe adverse interactions.
Question:
What are the 3 objectives of analysis and nursing diagnoses?
Answer:
1. Judge appropriateness of regimen
2. ID potential health problems
3. Determine patient's self-care ability.
,Question:
What was the first legislation to regulate drug safety?
Answer:
The Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1938.
Question:
What were the Harris-Kefauver amendments?
Answer:
Legislation passed in 1962 that demanded drugs actually be of some benefit.
Question:
What did the Controlled Substances Act do?
Answer:
Set rules for the manufacture and distribution of drugs considered to have
potential for abuse.
Question:
What did the FDA Amendments Act of 2007 do?
Answer:
Expanded the mission of the FDA to include rigorous oversight of drug safety
after a drug has been released for marketing.
, Question:
What is the Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act of 2016?
Answer:
Legislation that provides funding to combat a nationwide opioid epidemic by
addressing the crisis from multiple approaches.
Question:
What is the role of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
(NIOSH)?
Answer:
To identify drugs that are hazardous for handling and provide instructions for
use of protective equipment and environmental controls to protect healthcare
workers from harm resulting from exposure.
Question:
What is the process of developing a new drug like?
Answer:
A very expensive process that takes years to complete.
Question:
What is the most reliable way to objectively assess drug efficacy and safety?
Answer:
The randomized controlled trial.
