Human Complete Solution (History and Physical Exams) 100%Complete Graded A+ -Question 1 1 out of 1 points A patient with a recent diagnosis of acute renal failure has a long-standingseizure disorder which has been successfully controlled for several

Human Complete Solution (History and Physical Exams) 100%Complete Graded A+ -Question 1 1 out of 1 points A patient with a recent diagnosis of acute renal failure has a long-standingseizure disorder which has been successfully controlled for several yearswith antiseizure medications. The nurse should recognize that the patient's compromised renal function will likely Response Feedback: Impaired renal function will increase the half-life of drugs thatare metabolized by the kidneys. This does not necessarily render such medications ineffective and it does not decrease the first-pass effect. IV administration will not compensate forthe patient's impaired renal function. • Question 2 A patient is treated with an antibiotic for an infection in his leg. After 2 1 out of 1 points days of taking the antibiotic, the patient calls the clinic and reports that hehas a rash all over his body. The nurse is aware that a rash can be an adverse effect of an antibiotic and can be either a biologic, chemical, or physiologic action of the drug, which is an example of Response Feedback : Pharmacodynamics is the biologic, chemical, and physiologic actions of a particular drug within the body and the study of how those actions occur, including adverse effects. It is how thedrug affects the body. The pharmacodynamics of a drug is responsible for its therapeutic effects and sometimes its adverse effects. Pharmacotherapeutics refers to the desired, therapeutic effect of the drug. Pharmacokinetics is the changes that occur to the drug while it is inside the body. Pharmacogenetics is the study of how genetic variables affectthe pharmacodynamics of a drug in a specific patient. • Question 3 A home health nurse notes that there have