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TEST BANK FOR Basic and Clinical Pharmacology

15th Edition by Bertram G. Katzung
Chapters 1 - 66 Complete

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Table of Contents
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1. vcIntroduction: vcThe vcNature vcof vcDrugs vc& vcDrug vcDevelopment vc& vcRegulation
2. vcDrug vcReceptors vc& vcPharmacodynamics
3. vcPharmacokinetics vc& vcPharmacodynamics: vcRational vcDosing vc& vcthe vcTime vcCourse vcof vcDrug vcAction
4. vcDrug vcBiotransformation
5. vcPharmacogenomics

6. vcIntroduction vcto vcAutonomic vcPharmacology
7. vcCholinoceptor-Activating vc& vcCholinesterase-Inhibiting vcDrugs
8. vcCholinoceptor-Blocking vcDrugs
9. vcAdrenoceptor vcAgonists vc& vcSympathomimetic vcDrugs
10. vcAdrenoceptor vcAntagonist vcDrugs

11. vcAntihypertensive vcAgents
12. vcVasodilators vc& vcthe vcTreatment vcof vcAngina vcPectoris
13. vcDrugs vcUsed vcin vcHeart vcFailure
14. vcAgents vcUsed vcin vcCardiac vcArrhythmias
15. vcDiuretic vcAgents

16. vcHistamine, vcSerotonin, vc& vcthe vcErgot vcAlkaloids
17. vcVasoactive vcPeptides
18. vcThe vcEicosanoids: vcProstaglandins, vcThromboxanes, vcLeukotrienes, vc& vcRelated vcCompounds
19. vcNitric vcOxide
20. vcDrugs vcUsed vcin vcAsthma

21. vcIntroduction vcto vcthe vcPharmacology vcof vcCNS vcDrugs
22. vcSedative-Hypnotic vcDrugs
23. vcThe vcAlcohols
24. vcAntiseizure vcDrugs
25. vcGeneral vcAnesthetics
26. vcLocal vcAnesthetics
27. vcSkeletal vcMuscle vcRelaxants
28. vcPharmacologic vcManagement vcof vcParkinsonism vc& vcOther vcMovement vcDisorders
29. vcAntipsychotic vcAgents vc& vcLithium
30. vcAntidepressant vcAgents
31. vcOpioid vcAgonists vc& vcAntagonists
32. vcDrugs vcof vcAbuse

33. vcAgents vcUsed vcin vcCytopenias; vcHematopoietic vcGrowth vcFactors
34. vcDrugs vcUsed vcin vcDisorders vcof vcCoagulation
35. vcAgents vcUsed vcin vcDyslipidemia
36. vcNonsteroidal vcAnti-Inflammatory vcDrugs, vcDisease-Modifying vcAntirheumatic vcDrugs, vcNonopioid
vcAnalgesics, vc& vcDrugs vcUsed vcin vcGout

37. vcHypothalamic vc& vcPituitary vcHormones
38. vcThyroid vc& vcAntithyroid vcDrugs

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39. vcAdrenocorticosteroids vc& vcAdrenocortical vcAntagonists
40. vcThe vcGonadal vcHormones vc& vcInhibitors
41. vcPancreatic vcHormones vc& vcAntidiabetic vcDrugs
42. vcAgents vcThat vcAffect vcBone vcMineral vcHomeostasis

43. vcBeta-Lactam vc& vcOther vcCell vcWall- vc& vcMembrane-Active vcAntibiotics
44. vcTetracyclines, vcMacrolides, vcClindamycin, vcChloramphenicol, vcStreptogramins, vc& vcOxazolidinones
45. vcAminoglycosides vc& vcSpectinomycin
46. vcSulfonamides, vcTrimethoprim, vc& vcQuinolones
47. vcAntimycobacterial vcDrugs
48. vcAntifungal vcAgents
49. vcAntiviral vcAgents
50. vcMiscellaneous vcAntimicrobial vcAgents; vcDisinfectants, vcAntiseptics, vc& vcSterilants
51. vcClinical vcUse vcof vcAntimicrobial vcAgents
52. vcAntiprotozoal vcDrugs
53. vcClinical vcPharmacology vcof vcthe vcAntihelminthic vcDrugs
54. vcCancer vcChemotherapy
55. vcImmunopharmacology

56. vcIntroduction vcto vcToxicology: vcOccupational vc& vcEnvironmental
57. vcHeavy vcMetal vcIntoxication vc& vcChelators
58. vcManagement vcof vcthe vcPoisoned vcPatient

59. vcSpecial vcAspects vcof vcPerinatal vc& vcPediatric vcPharmacology
60. vcSpecial vcAspects vcof vcGeriatric vcPharmacology
61. vcDermatologic vcPharmacology
62. vcDrugs vcUsed vcin vcthe vcTreatment vcof vcGastrointestinal vcDiseases
63. vcTherapeutic vc& vcToxic vcPotential vcof vcOver-the-Counter vcAgents
64. vcDietary vcSupplements vc& vcHerbal vcMedications
65. vcRational vcPrescribing vc& vcPrescription vcWriting
66. vcImportant vcDrug vcInteractions vc& vcTheir vcMechanisms vc

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Chapter vc1. vcIntroduction: vcThe vcNature vcof vcDrugs vc& vcDrug vcDevelopment vc& vcRegulation

1. A vc nurse vcworking vc in vcradiology vcadministers vciodine vcto vc a vcpatient vcwho vc is
vc having vc a vc computed vc tomography vc (CT) vc scan. vc The vc nurse vc working vc on

vc the vc oncology vc unit vc administers vc chemotherapy vc to vc patients vc who vc have

vc cancer. vc At vc the vc Public vc Health vc Department, vc a vc nurse vc administers vc a

vc measles-mumps-rubella vc (MMR) vc vaccine vc tovca vc 14-month-old vc child vc as vc a

vc routine vc immunization. vc Which vc branch vc of vc pharmacology vc best vc describes

vc the vc actions vc of vc all vc three v c nurses?


A) Pharmacoeconomics

B) Pharmacotherapeutics

C) Pharmacodynamics

D) Pharmacokinetics

ANSWER: B

Feedback:

Pharmacology vcis vcthe vcstudy vcof vcthe vcbiologic vc effects vc of vcchemicals.
vc Nurses vc are vc involved vc with vc clinical vc pharmacology vc or

vc pharmacotherapeutics, vc which vc is vc a vc branch vc of vc pharmacology vc that vc deals

vc with vc the vc uses vc of vc drugs vc to vc treat, vc prevent, vc and vc diagnose vc disease. vc The

vc radiology vc nurse vc is vc administering vc a vc drug vc to vc help vc diagnose vc a vc disease.

vc The vc oncology vc nurse vc is vc administering vc a vc drug vc to vc help vc treat vc a vcdisease.

vc Pharmacoeconomics vc includes vc any vc costs vc involved vc in vc drug v c therapy.

Pharmacodynamics vcinvolves vc how vca vcdrug vc affects vc the
vc body vc and vcpharmacokinetics vc is vc how vc the vc body vc acts vc on

vc the vc body.




2. A vcphysician vchas vcordered vcintramuscular vc (IM) vcinjections vcof vcmorphine,
vc a vc narcotic, vc every vc 4 vc hours vc as vc needed vc for vc pain vc in vc a vc motor vc vehicle

vc accident vc victim. vcThe vc nurse vc is vc aware vc this vc drug vc has vc a vc high vc abuse

vc potential. vc Under vc what vc category vcwould vc morphine vc be vc classified?



A) Schedule vcI

B) Schedule vcII