FULL TEST BANK For Introductory Clinical Pharmacology, 12th Edition By Susan Ford, Verified Chapters 1 - 54, Complete Newest Version

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LOGY 12TH EDITION BY SUSAN FORD CHAPTER 1-
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54 | COMPLETE GUIDE
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, ChapterF701:F7GeneralF7PrinciplesF7ofF7Pharmacology
Ford:F7IntroductoryF7ClinicalF7PharmacologyF712thF7Edition

1. AfterF7teachingF7aF7groupF7ofF7learnersF7aboutF7theF7basicsF7ofF7pharmacology,F7theF7learner
sF7willF7beF7ableF7toF7chooseF7whichF7aspectF7asF7theF7mostF7criticalF7toF7remember?
A) DrugF7name
B) DrugF7class
C) DrugF7action
D) DrugF7source


ACCURATEF7CHOICE:-C

ReasoningF7:-
>>F7PharmacologyF7isF7theF7studyF7ofF7drugsF7andF7itsF7actionF7onF7livingF7organisms.F7Thus,F
7anF7essentialF7aspectF7ofF7pharmacologyF7isF7drugF7action.F7AnF7understandingF7ofF7theF7drug
F7name,F7drugF7class,F7andF7drugF7sourceF7isF7important,F7butF7theF7mostF 7 criticalF7aspectF7rel
atedF7toF7pharmacologyF7isF7howF7theF7drugF7actsF7inF7theF7body.
QuestionF 7 Format:F7Multi
pleF7ChoiceF7Chapter:F71F 7
LearningF7Obj:F71F7Cogniti
veF7Level:F7Apply
HospitalF7clientF7Needs:F7PhysiologicalF7Integrity:F7PharmacologicalF7Thera
piesF7IntegratedF7Process:F7Teaching/Learning
Reference:F7p.F73,F7Introduction

2. AF7nursingF7attendantF7suspectsF7theF7hospitalF7clientF7hadF7anF7adverseF7reactionF7toF7aF
7prescribedF7medicationF7dueF7toF7anF7interactionF7withF7anF7unreportedF7over-the-
counterF7supplement.F7WhichF7actionF7byF7theF7nursingF7attendantF7willF7bestF7assistF7in
F7preventingF7futureF7similarF7incidents?

A) FileF7aF7reportF7withF7MedWatch
B) FileF7aF7reportF7withF7theF7StateF7BoardF7ofF7Nursing
C) InstructF7theF7hospitalF7clientF7toF7avoidF7combiningF7medicationsF7inF7theF7future
D) DocumentF7theF7incidentF7andF7reportF7itF7toF7theF7primaryF7healthF7careF7provider


ACCURATEF7CHOICE:-A

ReasoningF7:-
>>F7ProfessionalF7nursesF7playF7anF7importantF7roleF7inF7monitoringF7forF7adverseF7reactions
.F7Therefore,F7itF7isF7importantF7toF7submitF7reports,F7evenF7ifF7thereF7isF7uncertaintyF7aboutF7th
eF7cause–
effectF7relationship.F7TheF7FDAF7protectsF7theF7identityF7ofF7thoseF7whoF7voluntarilyF7reportF
7adverseF7reactions.
QuestionF 7 Format:F7Multi
pleF7ChoiceF7Chapter:F71F 7
LearningF7Obj:F79F7Cogniti
veF7Level:F7Apply

, HospitalF7clientF7Needs:F7SafeF7andF7EffectiveF7CareF7Environment:F7SafetyF7andF7InfectionF7Control

IntegratedF7Process:F7ClinicalF7Problem-
solvingF7ProcessF7(NursingF7Process)F7Reference:F7p.F77,F7BoxF71.1F7MedW
atchF7andF7ReportingF7AdverseF7Events

3. AF7nursingF7attendantF7isF7assessingF7aF7hospitalF7clientF7andF7notesF7theF7hospitalF7clientF7h
asF 7 developedF7swellingF7ofF7theF7eyelidsF7andF7lipsF7afterF7administrationF7ofF7aF7prescribe
dF7medication.F7WhatF7doesF7theF7nursingF7attendantF7interpretF7thisF7findingF7toF7specificall
yF7indicate?
A) MildF7allergicF7reaction
B) AnaphylacticF7 shock
C) Angioedema
D) DrugF7idiosyncrasy


ACCURATEF7CHOICE:-C

Reasoning:-
>>F7AngioedemaF7isF7aF7typeF7ofF7allergicF7drugF7reactionF7manifestedF7byF7theF7collectionF7
ofF7fluidF7inF7theF7subcutaneousF7tissues,F7mostF7commonlyF7affectingF7theF7eyelids,F7lips,F7
mouth,F7andF7throat.F7AllergicF7reactionsF7canF7beF7manifestedF7byF7aF7wideF7rangeF7ofF7signs
F7andF7symptoms F7suchF7asF7itching,F7rashes,F7andF7hives.F7AnaphylacticF7shockF7isF7aF7serio
usF7allergicF7reactionF7thatF7requiresF7immediateF7medicalF7attention.F7DrugF7idiosyncrasyF7d
escribesF7anyF7unusualF7orF7abnormalF7reactionF7toF7aF7drug,F7oneF7thatF7isF7differentF7fromF7t
heF7oneF7normallyF7expected.
QuestionF 7 Format:F7Multi
pleF7ChoiceF7Chapter:F71F 7
LearningF7Obj:F75F7Cogniti
veF7Level:F7Apply
HospitalF7clientF7Needs:F7PhysiologicalF7Integrity:F7ReductionF7ofF7RiskF7Pote
ntialF7IntegratedF7Process:F7ClinicalF7Problem-
solvingF7ProcessF7(NursingF7Process)F7Reference:F7p.F712,F7AllergicF7DrugF7Re
actions

4. TheF7nursingF7attendantF7isF7preparingF7toF7teachF7aF7hospitalF7clientF7aboutF7aF7newF7drugF7w
hichF7isF7inF 7 theF7fourthF7phaseF7ofF7development.F7WhichF7activityF7willF7theF7nursingF7atte
ndantF7explainF7bestF7illustratesF7thisF7phase?
A) PrimaryF7healthF7careF7providersF7reportF7adverseF7effectsF7toF7FDA.
B) HealthyF7volunteersF7areF7involvedF7inF7theF7test.
C) InF7vitroF7testsF7areF7performedF7usingF7humanF7cells.
D) TheF7drugF7isF7givenF7toF7hospitalF7clientsF7withF7theF7disease.


ACCURATEF7CHOICE:-A

, Reasoning:-
>>F7TheF7postF7marketingF7surveillanceF7phaseF7ofF7drugF7developmentF7encouragesF7primary
F7healthF7careF7professionalsF7toF7reportF7adverseF7effectsF7ofF7drugsF7toF7theF7FDAF7usingF7M
edWatch.F7PhaseF71F7ofF7clinicalF7testingF7involvesF720F7toF7100F7healthyF7volunteers.F7InF7vitr
oF7testingF7ofF7theF7drugF7onF7humanF7orF7animalF7cellsF7isF7doneF7inF7theF7pre-
FDAF7phase.F7InF7PhaseF72F7ofF7clinicalF7testing,F7theF7drugF7isF7givenF7toF7hospitalF7clientsF7w
ithF7theF7diseaseF7forF7whichF7theF7drugF7isF7manufactured.
QuestionF 7 Format:F7Multi
pleF7ChoiceF7Chapter:F71F 7
LearningF7Obj:F74F7Cogniti
veF7Level:F7Apply
HospitalF7clientF7Needs:F7HealthF7PromotionF7andF7M
aintenanceF7IntegratedF7Process:F7Teaching/LearningF7
Reference:F7p.F77,F7ConceptF7MasteryF7Alert

5. AF7nursingF7attendantF7isF7assessingF7anF7expectantF7hospitalF7clientF7whoF7admitsF7to
F7havingF7aF7cocaineF7addiction.F7WhichF7conditionF7ofF7theF7babyF7afterF7birthF7sho
uldF7theF7nursingF7attendantF7explainF7andF7prepareF7theF7hospitalF7clientF7for?
A) Diabetes
B) Hypertension
C) AddictionF7toF7drugs
D) CNSF7defects


ACCURATEF7CHOICE:-C

Reasoning:-
>>F7TheF7nursingF7attendantF7informsF7theF7hospitalF7clientF7thatF7childrenF7bornF7toF7moth
ersF7usingF7addictiveF7drugsF7areF7oftenF7bornF7withF7anF7addictionF7toF7theF7drug.F7Children
F7bornF7toF7mothersF7whoF7areF7addictedF7toF7cocaineF7areF7notF7knownF7toF7beF7bornF7withF7
diabetes,F7CNSF7defects,F7orF7hypertension.
QuestionF 7 Format:F7Multi
pleF7ChoiceF7Chapter:F71F 7
LearningF7Obj:F76F7Cogniti
veF7Level:F7Apply
HospitalF7clientF7Needs:F7HealthF7PromotionF7andF7M
aintenanceF7IntegratedF7Process:F7Teaching/LearningF
7Reference:F7p.F711,F7DrugF7Use,F7Pregnancy,F7andF7Lac
tation

6. AF7hospitalF7clientF7arrivesF7atF7theF7primaryF7healthF7careF7clinicF7andF7reportsF7taki
ngF7severalF7pillsF7forF7aF7headacheF7andF7severeF7coughF7withoutF7relief.F7WhichF7adv
erseF7effectF7shouldF7theF7nursingF7attendantF7beF7awareF7mayF7developF7fromF7thisF7c
ombination?
A) GastrointestinalF7bleeding
B) BreathingF7difficulties
C) LiverF7damage
D) Anaphylaxis