PHARMACOLOGY OA WGU SCORED
A+
1 of 127
Term
what's on a medication label
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hand washing before any patient is handled, medications shouldn't be touched unless
health care worker is wearing gloves, sharp objects should be disposed
of in specialized sharps containers
, pharmacy's name, address, number, dispensing date, Rx number, strength of
drug, dosage form, amount dispensed, warning label, refill information,
prescriber name, expiration date
drugs that have been proven to be safe, effective. conducted in hospitals,
offices, clinics, testing for safety, effectiveness, dosage, therapeutic does
fat, pH, concentration of medication, length of contact, age, food, depth of
breathing
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2 of 127
Term
when is the fetus vulnerable to medication
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systemic review Post-marketing surveillance
first, third trimester the drug is safer
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3 of 127
Term
,prophylactic medications
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systemic review cures, treats a problem
prevents a problem effects the drug has on the body
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4 of 127
Term
vastus lateralis in child injection syringe
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helps It helps determine a drug's safety
diagnose a disease, condition
margin.
23-35 gauge, 5/8-1 inch90 believe that imbalances in
degree angle a person's life causes
disease
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, Definition
low, relative to substances in schedule IV, may lead to limited
dependence
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A client had an order for lispro insulin (Humalog) 3 units SQ to be administered
at 0700. A nurse administered Humalog 3 ml at 0700. Which statement is true
regarding this administration?
schedule I drugs
STAT order
schedule V drugs
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6 of 127
Definition
an unexpected reaction to a drug that is peculiar to the individual
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systematic review phase II clinical trials
A+
1 of 127
Term
what's on a medication label
Give this one a try later!
hand washing before any patient is handled, medications shouldn't be touched unless
health care worker is wearing gloves, sharp objects should be disposed
of in specialized sharps containers
, pharmacy's name, address, number, dispensing date, Rx number, strength of
drug, dosage form, amount dispensed, warning label, refill information,
prescriber name, expiration date
drugs that have been proven to be safe, effective. conducted in hospitals,
offices, clinics, testing for safety, effectiveness, dosage, therapeutic does
fat, pH, concentration of medication, length of contact, age, food, depth of
breathing
Don't know?
2 of 127
Term
when is the fetus vulnerable to medication
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systemic review Post-marketing surveillance
first, third trimester the drug is safer
Don't know?
3 of 127
Term
,prophylactic medications
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systemic review cures, treats a problem
prevents a problem effects the drug has on the body
Don't know?
4 of 127
Term
vastus lateralis in child injection syringe
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helps It helps determine a drug's safety
diagnose a disease, condition
margin.
23-35 gauge, 5/8-1 inch90 believe that imbalances in
degree angle a person's life causes
disease
Don't know?
5 of 127
, Definition
low, relative to substances in schedule IV, may lead to limited
dependence
Give this one a try later!
A client had an order for lispro insulin (Humalog) 3 units SQ to be administered
at 0700. A nurse administered Humalog 3 ml at 0700. Which statement is true
regarding this administration?
schedule I drugs
STAT order
schedule V drugs
Don't know?
6 of 127
Definition
an unexpected reaction to a drug that is peculiar to the individual
Give this one a try later!
systematic review phase II clinical trials
