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College-Hanceville BIO 202 Questions with 100% Verified Answers
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Caring Patient Interactions with older adults never call a person sweetie, honey, dear. What is your name and how
would u like to be
addressed. Give hearing aid, glasses, dentures if needed before you
start talking.
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What Does Pharmacology Consist Of? Dosage Calculations
Medication Administration
Drug Classifications
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1 lb = ____oz 16 oz
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1 oz = ____ mL 30 mL
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1 teaspoon = _______ mL 5 mL
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1 tablespoon = ________ mL 15 mL
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2 tablespoons (T) = ____ oz 1 oz
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3 teaspoons (t) = ___ tablespoons 1 tablespoon
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1 kg = _____ g 1000 g
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1 g = ________mg 1000 mg
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1 mg = _____ mcg 1000 mcg
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1 L = ____ mL 1000 mL
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1 in = _________ cm 2.5 cm
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1 cm = _____ mm 10 mm
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2.2 lb = ______ kg 1 kg
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pharmacology Drug effects on the body
The body's response to the drug
Includes legal and illegal, prescription and non-prescription, and
herbal supplements.
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pharmacology example diphenhydramine (benadryl). the drug's effect is to eliminate or
decrease the severity of
patients syndrome. the body's response is drowsiness.
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Nursing Responsibilities in Pharmacology Administration
Assessing drug effects
Interventions to make drug more tolerable
Patient education
Continuous monitoring
Keeping self up to date on ever-changing drugs!!!!
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We are the front-line defense between patients AND the true
medication 1 multiple choice option
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Therapeutic Class why the drug is used
ex- to prevent nausea and vommiting
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Pharmacological Class mechanism of action; how the drug works
ex- it blocks serotonin
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U.S. Pharmacopoeia a list of drugs that are approved in the U.S.
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Physician's Desk Reference (PDR) contains prescribing information
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drug guide a reference nurses use a lot. you might not find every medication in
it.
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Regulates testing, manufacturing, and sale of ALL medications
Monitors safety and effectiveness
Does the drug approval process
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Some medicinal products are not FDA regulated, such as Herbal remedies
Naturopathic supplements
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nurse practice acts Outlines nurse practice of what we can and cannot do. Defines the
scope of practice for
professional nurses
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Durham Humphrey amendment specifies which drugs require a prescription and mandates
appropiate labeling
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Kefauver-Harris Act Requires adverse effects and contraindications to be provided clearly
in the literature.
(thalidomide tragedy of the 1950s)
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Drug Enforcement Agency Regulates the use of controlled substances
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nurses can prescribe medications false
1 multiple choice option
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nurses check to make sure the medication order is correct true
1 multiple choice option
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nurses can change the route of medication administration false
without the approval of the providing physician 1 multiple choice option
College-Hanceville BIO 202 Questions with 100% Verified Answers
Latest Update
Question: Answer:
Caring Patient Interactions with older adults never call a person sweetie, honey, dear. What is your name and how
would u like to be
addressed. Give hearing aid, glasses, dentures if needed before you
start talking.
Question: Answer:
What Does Pharmacology Consist Of? Dosage Calculations
Medication Administration
Drug Classifications
Question: Answer:
1 lb = ____oz 16 oz
Question: Answer:
1 oz = ____ mL 30 mL
Question: Answer:
1 teaspoon = _______ mL 5 mL
Question: Answer:
1 tablespoon = ________ mL 15 mL
Question: Answer:
2 tablespoons (T) = ____ oz 1 oz
Question: Answer:
3 teaspoons (t) = ___ tablespoons 1 tablespoon
,Question: Answer:
1 kg = _____ g 1000 g
Question: Answer:
1 g = ________mg 1000 mg
Question: Answer:
1 mg = _____ mcg 1000 mcg
Question: Answer:
1 L = ____ mL 1000 mL
Question: Answer:
1 in = _________ cm 2.5 cm
Question: Answer:
1 cm = _____ mm 10 mm
Question: Answer:
2.2 lb = ______ kg 1 kg
Question: Answer:
pharmacology Drug effects on the body
The body's response to the drug
Includes legal and illegal, prescription and non-prescription, and
herbal supplements.
Question: Answer:
pharmacology example diphenhydramine (benadryl). the drug's effect is to eliminate or
decrease the severity of
patients syndrome. the body's response is drowsiness.
,Question: Answer:
Nursing Responsibilities in Pharmacology Administration
Assessing drug effects
Interventions to make drug more tolerable
Patient education
Continuous monitoring
Keeping self up to date on ever-changing drugs!!!!
Question: Answer:
We are the front-line defense between patients AND the true
medication 1 multiple choice option
Question: Answer:
Therapeutic Class why the drug is used
ex- to prevent nausea and vommiting
Question: Answer:
Pharmacological Class mechanism of action; how the drug works
ex- it blocks serotonin
Question: Answer:
U.S. Pharmacopoeia a list of drugs that are approved in the U.S.
Question: Answer:
Physician's Desk Reference (PDR) contains prescribing information
Question: Answer:
drug guide a reference nurses use a lot. you might not find every medication in
it.
Question: Answer:
U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Regulates testing, manufacturing, and sale of ALL medications
Monitors safety and effectiveness
Does the drug approval process
, Question: Answer:
Some medicinal products are not FDA regulated, such as Herbal remedies
Naturopathic supplements
Question: Answer:
nurse practice acts Outlines nurse practice of what we can and cannot do. Defines the
scope of practice for
professional nurses
Question: Answer:
Durham Humphrey amendment specifies which drugs require a prescription and mandates
appropiate labeling
Question: Answer:
Kefauver-Harris Act Requires adverse effects and contraindications to be provided clearly
in the literature.
(thalidomide tragedy of the 1950s)
Question: Answer:
Drug Enforcement Agency Regulates the use of controlled substances
Question: Answer:
nurses can prescribe medications false
1 multiple choice option
Question: Answer:
nurses check to make sure the medication order is correct true
1 multiple choice option
Question: Answer:
nurses can change the route of medication administration false
without the approval of the providing physician 1 multiple choice option