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1. Nurse practitioner C
prescriptive authority is
regulated by: A. The
National Council of State
Boards of Nursing B. The
U.S. Drug Enforcement
Administration C. The
State Board of Nursing for
each state D. The State
Board of Pharmacy
2. Physician Assistant (PA) D
prescriptive authority is
regulated by: A. The
National Council of State
Boards of Nursing B. The
U.S. Drug Enforcement
Administration C. The
State Board of Nursing D.
The State Board of
Medical Examiners
,3. Clinical judgment in A
prescribing includes: A.
Factoring in the cost to
the patient of the
medication prescribed B.
Always prescribing the
newest medication
available for the disease
process C. Handing out
drug samples to poor
patients D. Prescribing all
generic medications to cut
costs
4. Criteria for choosing an B
effective drug for a
disorder include: A. Asking
the patient what drug they
think would work best for
them B. Consulting
nationally recognized
guidelines for disease
management C.
Prescribing medications
that are available as
samples before writing a
prescription D. Following
U.S. Drug Enforcement
Administration (DEA)
guidelines for prescribing
, 5. Nurse practitioner A
practice may thrive under
health-care reform due to:
A. The demonstrated
ability of nurse
practitioners to control
costs and improve patient
outcomes ds he toice
those of the
B. The fact that nurse
practitioners will be able
to practice independently
C. The fact that nurse
practitioners will have full
reimbursement under
health-care reform D. The
ability to shift
accountability for
Medicaid to the state level
1. A patient's nutritional A
intake and lab work
reflects hypoalbuminemia.
This is critical to
prescribing because: A.
Distribution of drugs to
target tissue may be
affected B. The solubility
of the drug will not match
the site of absorption C.
There will be less free
drug available to generate
an effect D. Drugs bound
to albumin are readily
excreted by the kidney
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Terms in this set (69)
1. Nurse practitioner C
prescriptive authority is
regulated by: A. The
National Council of State
Boards of Nursing B. The
U.S. Drug Enforcement
Administration C. The
State Board of Nursing for
each state D. The State
Board of Pharmacy
2. Physician Assistant (PA) D
prescriptive authority is
regulated by: A. The
National Council of State
Boards of Nursing B. The
U.S. Drug Enforcement
Administration C. The
State Board of Nursing D.
The State Board of
Medical Examiners
,3. Clinical judgment in A
prescribing includes: A.
Factoring in the cost to
the patient of the
medication prescribed B.
Always prescribing the
newest medication
available for the disease
process C. Handing out
drug samples to poor
patients D. Prescribing all
generic medications to cut
costs
4. Criteria for choosing an B
effective drug for a
disorder include: A. Asking
the patient what drug they
think would work best for
them B. Consulting
nationally recognized
guidelines for disease
management C.
Prescribing medications
that are available as
samples before writing a
prescription D. Following
U.S. Drug Enforcement
Administration (DEA)
guidelines for prescribing
, 5. Nurse practitioner A
practice may thrive under
health-care reform due to:
A. The demonstrated
ability of nurse
practitioners to control
costs and improve patient
outcomes ds he toice
those of the
B. The fact that nurse
practitioners will be able
to practice independently
C. The fact that nurse
practitioners will have full
reimbursement under
health-care reform D. The
ability to shift
accountability for
Medicaid to the state level
1. A patient's nutritional A
intake and lab work
reflects hypoalbuminemia.
This is critical to
prescribing because: A.
Distribution of drugs to
target tissue may be
affected B. The solubility
of the drug will not match
the site of absorption C.
There will be less free
drug available to generate
an effect D. Drugs bound
to albumin are readily
excreted by the kidney
