9th Edition by Rebecca Tucker
Chapters 1 - 59
, Table of ContentsQg Qg
Chapter Qg01- QgIntroduction Qgto
QgDrugs QgChapter Qg02- QgDrugs Qgand
Qgthe QgBody QgChapter Qg03- QgToxic
QgEffects Qgof QgDrugs
Chapter Qg04- QgThe QgNursing QgProcess Qgin QgDrug QgTherapy Qgand
QgPatient QgSafety Q gChapter Qg05- QgDosage QgCalculations
Chapter Qg06- QgChallenges Qgto QgEffective QgDrug
QgTherapyQ gChapter Qg07- QgIntroduction Qgto QgCell
QgPhysiology QgChapter Qg08- QgAnti-infective QgAgents
Chapter Qg09- QgAntibiotics
QgChapter Qg10- QgAntiviral
QgAgents QgChapter Qg11-
QgAntifungal QgAgents
Chapter Qg12- QgAntiprotozoal
QgAgents QgChapter Qg13-
QgAnthelmintic QgAgents QgChapter
Qg14- QgAntineoplastic QgAgents
Chapter Qg15- QgIntroduction Qgto Qgthe QgImmune QgResponse Qgand
QgInflammationQ gChapter Qg16- QgAnti-inflammatory, QgAntiarthritis, Qgand
QgRelated QgAgents QgChapter Qg17- Qg Immune QgModulators
Chapter Qg18- QgVaccines Qgand QgSera
Chapter Qg19- QgIntroduction Qgto QgNerves Qgand Qgthe QgNervous
QgSystem Q gChapter Qg20- QgAnxiolytic Qgand QgHypnotic QgAgents
Chapter Qg21- QgAntidepressant QgAgents
QgChapter Qg22- QgPsychotherapeutic
QgAgentsQ gChapter Qg23- QgAntiseizure
QgAgents QgChapter Qg24-
QgAntiparkinsonism QgAgents Q gChapter
Qg25- QgMuscle QgRelaxants
Chapter Qg26- QgNarcotics, QgNarcotic QgAntagonists, Qgand QgAntimigraine
QgAgentsQ gChapter Qg27- QgGeneral Qgand QgLocal QgAnesthetic QgAgents
Chapter Qg28- QgNeuromuscular QgJunction QgBlocking QgAgents
QgChapter Qg29- QgIntroduction Qgto Qgthe QgAutonomic QgNervous
QgSystemQ gChapter Qg30- QgAdrenergic QgAgonists
Chapter Qg31- QgAdrenergic
QgAntagonistsQ gChapter Qg32-
QgCholinergic QgAgonists QgChapter
Qg33- QgAnticholinergic QgAgents
Chapter Qg34- QgIntroduction Qgto Qgthe QgEndocrine
QgSystemQ gChapter Qg35- QgHypothalamic Qgand
QgPituitary QgAgents QgChapter Qg36- QgAdrenocortical
QgAgents
Chapter Qg 37- Qg Thyroid Q g and Qg Parathyroid Q g Agents
QgChapter Qg38- QgAgents Qgto QgControl QgBlood QgGlucose
QgLevelsQgChapter Qg39- QgIntroduction Qgto Qgthe
QgReproductive QgSystem
Chapter Qg40- QgDrugs QgAffecting Qgthe QgFemale QgReproductive
QgSystem Q gChapter Qg41- QgDrugs QgAffecting Qgthe QgMale
QgReproductive QgSystem QgChapter Qg42- QgIntroduction Qgto Qgthe
QgCardiovascular QgSystem QgChapter Qg43- QgDrugs QgAffecting
QgBlood QgPressure
Chapter Qg44- QgAgents Qgfor QgTreating QgHeart
QgFailureQ gChapter Qg45- QgAntiarrhythmic
Qg Agents
Chapter Qg46- QgAntianginal QgAgents
QgChapter Qg47- QgLipid-Lowering QgAgents
Chapter Qg48- QgDrugs QgAffecting QgBlood
QgCoagulationQ gChapter Qg49- QgDrugs QgUsed Qgto
QgTreat QgAnemias QgChapter Qg50- QgIntroduction
Qgto Qgthe QgRenal QgSystem QgChapter Qg51- QgDiuretic
,QgAgents
Chapter Qg52- QgDrugs QgAffecting Qgthe QgUrinary QgTract Qgand Qgthe
QgBladderQ gChapter Qg53- QgIntroduction Qgto Qgthe QgRespiratory
QgSystem
Chapter Qg54- QgDrugs QgActing Qgon Qgthe QgUpper
QgRespiratory QgTractQ gChapter Qg55- QgDrugs QgActing Qgon Qgthe
QgLower QgRespiratory QgTractQ gChapter Qg56- QgIntroduction Qgto
Qgthe QgGastrointestinal QgSystem Qg Chapter Qg57- QgDrugs
QgAffecting QgGastrointestinal QgSecretions QgChapter Qg58-
QgDrugs Qg Affecting QgGastrointestinal QgMotility QgChapter
Qg59- QgAntiemetic Qg Agents
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Qg a computerized axial tomography (CAT) scan. A nurse working on an
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Qg oncology unit administers chemotherapy to patients who have cancer. At
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Qg the Public Health Department, a nurse administers a measles-mumps-
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rubella (MMR) vaccine to a 14-month-old child as a routine immunization.
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Qg Which branch of pharmacology best describes the actions of all three
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Qg nurses?
A) Pharmacoeconomics
B) Pharmacotherapeutics
C) Pharmacodynamics
D) Pharmacokinetics
ANSWER: B
Response:
Pharmacology is the study of the biologic effects of chemicals. Nurses are
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Qg branch of pharmacology that deals with the uses of drugs to treat, prevent,
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Qg and diagnose disease. The nurse working in radiology is administering a drug
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Qg to help diagnose a disease. The nurse working on an oncology unit is
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Qg administering a drug to help treat adisease. Pharmacoeconomics includes any
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Qg costs involved in drug therapy.
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2.A physician has ordered intramuscular injections of morphine, a narcotic,
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