Introductory Clinical Pharmacology12th Edition By
Susan Ford all Chapters 1- 54 Complete
, IntroductoryeClinicalePharmacologye12theEditioneSusaneFordeNursingeTesteBank
Contents
Unite1eNursingeFoundationeofeClinicalePharmacology
1eGeneralePrincipleseofePharmacology
2eAdministrationeofeDrugs
3eMakingeDrugeDosingeSafer
4eTheeNursingeProcess
5eClienteandeFamilyeTeaching
Unite2eDrugseUsedetoeFighteInfections
6eAntibacterialeDrugs:eSulfonamides
7eAntibacterialeDrugseThateDisruptetheeBacterialeCelleWall
8eAntibacterialeDrugseThateInterfereeWitheProteineSynthesis
9eAntibacterialeDrugseThateInterfereeWitheDNA/RNAeSynthesis
10eAntituberculareDrugs
11eAntiviraleDrugs
12eAntifungaleandeAntiparasiticeDrugs
Unite3eDrugseUsedetoeManageePain
13eNonopioideAnalgesics:eSalicylateseandeNonsalicylates
14eNonopioideAnalgesics:eNonsteroidaleAnti-inflammatoryeDrugseandeMigraineeHeadache
Medications
15eOpioideAnalgesicseandeAntagonists
16eAnestheticeDrugs
Unite4eDrugseThateAffectetheeCentraleNervouseSystem
17eCentraleNervouseSystemeStimulants
18eAntidementiaeDrugs
19eAntianxietyeDrugs
20eSedativeseandeHypnotics
21eAntidepressanteDrugs
22eAntipsychoticeDrug
Unite5eDrugseThateAffectetheePeripheraleNervouseSystem
23eAdrenergiceDrugs
24eAdrenergiceBlockingeDrugs
25eCholinergiceDrugs
26eCholinergiceBlockingeDrugs
Unite6eDrugseThateAffectetheeNeuromusculareSystem
27eAntiparkinsoneDrugs
28eAntiepileptics
,29eSkeletaleMuscle,eBone,eandeJointeDisordereDrugs
Unite7eDrugseThateAffectetheeRespiratoryeSystem
30eUppereRespiratoryeSystemeDrugs
31eLowereRespiratoryeSystemeDrugs
Unite8eDrugseThateAffectetheeCardiovasculareSystem
32eDiuretics
33eAntihyperlipidemiceDrugs
34eAntihypertensiveeDrugs
35eAntianginaleandeVasodilatingeDrugs
36eAnticoagulanteandeThrombolyticeDrugs
37eCardiotoniceandeAntiarrhythmiceDrugs
Unite9eDrugseThateAffectetheeGastrointestinaleSystem
38eUppereGastrointestinaleSystemeDrugs
39eLowereGastrointestinaleSystemeDrug
Unite10eDrugseThateAffectetheeEndocrineeSystem
40eAntidiabeticeDrugs
41ePituitaryeandeAdrenocorticaleHormones
42eThyroideandeAntithyroideDrugs
43eMaleeandeFemaleeHormones
44eUterineeDrugs
Unite11eDrugseThateAffectetheeUrinaryeSystem
45eMenopauseeandeAndropauseeDrugs
46eUrinaryeTracteAnti-InfectiveseandeOthereUrinaryeDrugs
Unite12eDrugseThateAffectetheeImmuneeSystem
47eVaccines
48eImmunostimulantseandeImmunomodulators
49eImmuneeBlockers
Unite13eDrugseThateFighteCancer
50eTraditionaleChemotherapy
51eImmuneeModulatingeTherapies
Unite14eDrugseThateAffecteOthereBodyeSystems
52eSkineDisordereTopicaleDrugs
53eOticeandeOphthalmicePreparations
54 Fluids,eElectrolytes,eandeParenteraleTherapy
, 1 General Principles of Pharmacology
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Aenursingeinstructoreisepreparingeaeteachingeplaneforeaegroupeofenursingestudentseabouteph
armacology.eWhenedescribingethisetopic,etheeinstructorewouldefocusetheediscussioneonewhi
cheofetheefollowingeaseaneessentialeaspect?
A) Drugename
B) Drugeclass
C) Drugeaction
D) Drugesourcee
ANSWER:e CeFee
dback:
Pharmacologyeisetheestudyeofedrugseandetheireactioneonelivingeorganisms.eThus,eaneesse
ntialeaspecteofepharmacologyeisedrugeaction.eAneunderstandingeofetheedrugename,edrugec
lass,eandedrugesourceeiseimportant,ebutetheemostecriticaleaspecterelatedetoepharmacology
eisehowetheedrugeactseinetheebody.
2. Aenursingestudenteisepreparingetoeadministereaeprescribededrugetoeaepatient.eTheestudenterev
iewseinformationeaboutetheedrugeandeitseactions.eWhicheofetheefollowingewouldebeetheebeste
choiceeforeobtainingethiseinformation?eSelecteallethateapply.
A) Nursingeinstructor
B) Nurseeassignedetoetheepatient
C) Clinicaledrugereference
D) Prescribingehealthecareeprovider
E) Clinicalepharmaciste
ANSWER:e C,eE
Feedback:
Althoughetheenursingestudentecaneasketheenursingeinstructor,etheenurseeassignedetoetheepati
ent,eandetheeprescribingehealthecareeprovidereforeinformationeaboutetheedrug,etheebestechoic
eseforedrugeinformationewouldeincludeeaneappropriateedrugereferenceeandetheeclinicalephar
macist.
3. Whenedescribingetheevariousetypeseofemedicationsetoeaegroupeofenursingestudents,eaen
ursingeinstructorewouldeidentifyewhicheofetheefollowingeaseaesourceeforederivingemedi
cations?eSelecteallethateapply.
A) Plants
B) Syntheticesources
C) Mold
D) Minerals
E) AnimalseAN
SWER:eA,eB,eC,eD,e
EeFeedback:
Medicationseareederivedefromenaturalesources,eforeexample,eplants,emolds,eminerals,eandea
nimals,easewelleasecreatedesyntheticallyeineaelaboratory.