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Tachyphylaxis is a tolerance that develops acutely with only a few doses of a drug - CORRECT
ANSWERS Define the term tachyphylaxis?
Idiosyncrasy describes an unexpected, abnormal, or peculiar reaction to a drug. - CORRECT
ANSWERS what is idiosyncrasy?
no, adverse effects can occur regardless of the dosage level - CORRECT ANSWERS Is dosing a
factor in patients that experience idiosyncrasy?
side effect describes any action of the drug other than the intended therapeutic effects.
sometimes side effect, adverse effect, and untoward effect are used synonymously - CORRECT
ANSWERS what is a Side effect? synonyms for side effect that are commonly used in practice?
Toxic effects (usually expected - CORRECT ANSWERS define a toxic effect?
The world health organization defines Adverse reaction as any noxious, unintended and
undesired effect that occurs as NORMAL drug dose - CORRECT ANSWERS Define adverse
reaction
the same the as an adverse or side effect - CORRECT ANSWERS What is untoward effect?
effectiveness, safety, selectivity - CORRECT ANSWERS What are the three most important
properties of an ideal drug?
,UST ABSN PATHOPHARMACOLOGY 1 EXAM TESTED
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effectiveness - CORRECT ANSWERS what is the most important property a drug can have ?
that the drug only elicits the response for which it is given. - CORRECT ANSWERS What does is
mean when a drug has the property of selectivity?
antagonism is a combination of drugs which, when used together, result in a total effect less
than the sum of the combination.
this is what happens when the drug combination leads to a smaller effect than anticipated -
CORRECT ANSWERS define antagonism?
An interaction between two or more drugs that causes the total effect of the drugs to be
greater than the sum of the individual effects of each drug
the effects can be beneficial or harmful - CORRECT ANSWERS what is synergism?
Assessment, diagnosis, implementation, evaluation - CORRECT ANSWERS what are the four
parts of the nursing process?
absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion - CORRECT ANSWERS In pharmacokinetics,
what does ADME stand for?
The maximum concentration (Cmax) - CORRECT ANSWERS In pharmacokinetics, wha tis it
called when the drug is at it's highest concentration in the body?
, UST ABSN PATHOPHARMACOLOGY 1 EXAM TESTED
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Tmax - CORRECT ANSWERS What is the time at which Maximum concentration of a drug
occurs?
Halflife - CORRECT ANSWERS What is T1/2
No, half life is a characteristic of the drug, not of the administration. Therefore it is constant -
CORRECT ANSWERS Does the half life of a drug change depending on the route of
administration?
medications given orally that must pass through the GI tract and be metabolized by the liver--
this includes oral, naso-gastric, and rectal medications - CORRECT ANSWERS What are Enteral
Medications?
Parenteral medications are injected directly into the body tissues or blood stream Therefore,
they do not need to metabolize in the liver - CORRECT ANSWERS What is Parenteral
Medications?
Expected outcome - CORRECT ANSWERS What is the term for specific, measurable criteria
used to evaluate whether the patient goal has been met
evaluation - CORRECT ANSWERS What is the term for the measurement of the extent to which
the patient has achieved the goals specified in the care plan
- factors that can positively or negatively affect achievement are identified and the plan of care
can be terminated or revised.
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Tachyphylaxis is a tolerance that develops acutely with only a few doses of a drug - CORRECT
ANSWERS Define the term tachyphylaxis?
Idiosyncrasy describes an unexpected, abnormal, or peculiar reaction to a drug. - CORRECT
ANSWERS what is idiosyncrasy?
no, adverse effects can occur regardless of the dosage level - CORRECT ANSWERS Is dosing a
factor in patients that experience idiosyncrasy?
side effect describes any action of the drug other than the intended therapeutic effects.
sometimes side effect, adverse effect, and untoward effect are used synonymously - CORRECT
ANSWERS what is a Side effect? synonyms for side effect that are commonly used in practice?
Toxic effects (usually expected - CORRECT ANSWERS define a toxic effect?
The world health organization defines Adverse reaction as any noxious, unintended and
undesired effect that occurs as NORMAL drug dose - CORRECT ANSWERS Define adverse
reaction
the same the as an adverse or side effect - CORRECT ANSWERS What is untoward effect?
effectiveness, safety, selectivity - CORRECT ANSWERS What are the three most important
properties of an ideal drug?
,UST ABSN PATHOPHARMACOLOGY 1 EXAM TESTED
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS 100%
VERIFIED/CONFIRMED GET IT CORRECT 2024/2025
LATEST UPDATED BEST RATED A+ FOR PASS
effectiveness - CORRECT ANSWERS what is the most important property a drug can have ?
that the drug only elicits the response for which it is given. - CORRECT ANSWERS What does is
mean when a drug has the property of selectivity?
antagonism is a combination of drugs which, when used together, result in a total effect less
than the sum of the combination.
this is what happens when the drug combination leads to a smaller effect than anticipated -
CORRECT ANSWERS define antagonism?
An interaction between two or more drugs that causes the total effect of the drugs to be
greater than the sum of the individual effects of each drug
the effects can be beneficial or harmful - CORRECT ANSWERS what is synergism?
Assessment, diagnosis, implementation, evaluation - CORRECT ANSWERS what are the four
parts of the nursing process?
absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion - CORRECT ANSWERS In pharmacokinetics,
what does ADME stand for?
The maximum concentration (Cmax) - CORRECT ANSWERS In pharmacokinetics, wha tis it
called when the drug is at it's highest concentration in the body?
, UST ABSN PATHOPHARMACOLOGY 1 EXAM TESTED
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS 100%
VERIFIED/CONFIRMED GET IT CORRECT 2024/2025
LATEST UPDATED BEST RATED A+ FOR PASS
Tmax - CORRECT ANSWERS What is the time at which Maximum concentration of a drug
occurs?
Halflife - CORRECT ANSWERS What is T1/2
No, half life is a characteristic of the drug, not of the administration. Therefore it is constant -
CORRECT ANSWERS Does the half life of a drug change depending on the route of
administration?
medications given orally that must pass through the GI tract and be metabolized by the liver--
this includes oral, naso-gastric, and rectal medications - CORRECT ANSWERS What are Enteral
Medications?
Parenteral medications are injected directly into the body tissues or blood stream Therefore,
they do not need to metabolize in the liver - CORRECT ANSWERS What is Parenteral
Medications?
Expected outcome - CORRECT ANSWERS What is the term for specific, measurable criteria
used to evaluate whether the patient goal has been met
evaluation - CORRECT ANSWERS What is the term for the measurement of the extent to which
the patient has achieved the goals specified in the care plan
- factors that can positively or negatively affect achievement are identified and the plan of care
can be terminated or revised.
