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Katzung's Basic and Clinical Pharm
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by Todd W. Vanderah, Chapters 1 - 66
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Katzung'scBasiccandcClinicalcPharmacology
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Table of Contents
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1.cIntroduction:cThecNaturecofcDrugsc&cDrugcDevelopmentc&cRegulation
2.cDrugcReceptorsc&cPharmacodynamics
3.cPharmacokineticsc&cPharmacodynamics:cRationalcDosingc&cthecTimecCoursecofcDrugcAction
4.cDrugcBiotransformation
5.cPharmacogenomics
6.cIntroductionctocAutonomiccPharmacology
7.cCholinoceptor-Activatingc&cCholinesterase-InhibitingcDrugs
8.cCholinoceptor-BlockingcDrugs
9.cAdrenoceptorcAgonistsc&cSympathomimeticcDrugs
10.cAdrenoceptorcAntagonistcDrugs
11.cAntihypertensivecAgents
12.cVasodilatorsc&cthecTreatmentcofcAnginacPectoris
13.cDrugscUsedcincHeartcFailure
14.cAgentscUsedcincCardiaccArrhythmias
15.cDiureticcAgents
16.cHistamine,cSerotonin,c&cthecErgotcAlkaloids
17.cVasoactivecPeptides
18.cThecEicosanoids:cProstaglandins,cThromboxanes,cLeukotrienes,c&cRelatedcCompounds
19.cNitriccOxide
20.cDrugscUsedcincAsthma
21.cIntroductionctocthecPharmacologycofcCNScDrugs
22.cSedative-HypnoticcDrugs
23.cThecAlcohols
24.cAntiseizurecDrugs
25.cGeneralcAnesthetics
26.cLocalcAnesthetics
27.cSkeletalcMusclecRelaxants
28.cPharmacologiccManagementcofcParkinsonismc&cOthercMovementcDisorders
29.cAntipsychoticcAgentsc&cLithium
30.cAntidepressantcAgents
31.cOpioidcAgonistsc&cAntagonists
32.cDrugscofcAbuse
33.cAgentscUsedcincCytopenias;cHematopoieticcGrowthcFactors
34.cDrugscUsedcincDisorderscofcCoagulation
35.cAgentscUsedcincDyslipidemia
36.cNonsteroidalcAnti-InflammatorycDrugs,cDisease-
ModifyingcAntirheumaticcDrugs,cNonopioidcAnalgesics,c&cDrugscUsedcincGout
37.cHypothalamicc&cPituitarycHormones
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38.cThyroidc&cAntithyroidcDrugs
39.cAdrenocorticosteroidsc&cAdrenocorticalcAntagonists
40.cThecGonadalcHormonesc&cInhibitors
41.cPancreaticcHormonesc&cAntidiabeticcDrugs
42.cAgentscThatcAffectcBonecMineralcHomeostasis
43.cBeta-Lactamc&cOthercCellcWall-c&cMembrane-ActivecAntibiotics
44.cTetracyclines,cMacrolides,cClindamycin,cChloramphenicol,cStreptogramins,c&cOxazolidinones
45.cAminoglycosidesc&cSpectinomycin
46.cSulfonamides,cTrimethoprim,c&cQuinolones
47.cAntimycobacterialcDrugs
48.cAntifungalcAgents
49.cAntiviralcAgents
50.cMiscellaneouscAntimicrobialcAgents;cDisinfectants,cAntiseptics,c&cSterilants
51.cClinicalcUsecofcAntimicrobialcAgents
52.cAntiprotozoalcDrugs
53.cClinicalcPharmacologycofcthecAntihelminthiccDrugs
54.cCancercChemotherapy
55.cImmunopharmacology
56.cIntroductionctocToxicology:cOccupationalc&cEnvironmental
57.cHeavycMetalcIntoxicationc&cChelators
58.cManagementcofcthecPoisonedcPatient
59.cSpecialcAspectscofcPerinatalc&cPediatriccPharmacology
60.cSpecialcAspectscofcGeriatriccPharmacology
61.cDermatologiccPharmacology
62.cDrugscUsedcincthecTreatmentcofcGastrointestinalcDiseases
63.cTherapeuticc&cToxiccPotentialcofcOver-the-CountercAgents
64.cDietarycSupplementsc&cHerbalcMedications
65.cRationalcPrescribingc&cPrescriptioncWriting
66.cImportantcDrugcInteractionsc&cTheircMechanismsc
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Chapter 1. Introduction: The Nature of Drugs & Drug Development & Regulation
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1.
Acnursecworkingcincradiologycadministersciodinectocacpatientcwhocischavingca
ccomputedctomographyc(CT)cscan.cThecnursecworkingconctheconcologycunitcad
ministerscchemotherapyctocpatientscwhochaveccancer.cAtcthecPubliccHealthcDep
artment,cacnursecadministerscacmeasles-mumps-rubellac(MMR)cvaccinectocac14-
month-
oldcchildcascacroutinecimmunization.cWhichcbranchcofcpharmacologycbestcdescr
ibescthecactionscofcallcthreec nurses?
A) Pharmacoeconomics
B) Pharmacotherapeutics
C) Pharmacodynamics
D) Pharmacokinetics
ANSWER: B
Feedback:
Pharmacologyciscthecstudycofcthecbiologicceffectscofcchemicals.cNursescarecinvo
lvedcwithcclinicalcpharmacologycorcpharmacotherapeutics,cwhichciscacbranchcof
cpharmacologycthatcdealscwithcthecusescofcdrugsctoctreat,cprevent,candcdiagnosec
disease.cThecradiologycnurseciscadministeringcacdrugctochelpcdiagnosecacdisease
.cTheconcologycnurseciscadministeringcacdrugctochelpctreatcacdisease.cPharmacoe
conomicscincludescanyccostscinvolvedcincdrugc therapy.
Pharmacodynamicscinvolveschowcacdrugcaffectscthecbodycandcp
harmacokineticscischowcthecbodycactsconcthecbody.
2.
Acphysicianchascorderedcintramuscularc(IM)cinjectionscofcmorphine,cacnarco
tic,ceveryc4chourscascneededcforcpaincincacmotorcvehiclecaccidentcvictim.cThecnu
rseciscawarecthiscdrugchascachighcabusecpotential.cUndercwhatccategorycwouldcm
orphinecbecclassified?
A) SchedulecI
B) SchedulecII
Katzung'scBasiccandcClinicalcPharmacology
TEST BANK c
Katzung's Basic and Clinical Pharm
c c c c
acology, 16th Edition c c c
by Todd W. Vanderah, Chapters 1 - 66
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Katzung'scBasiccandcClinicalcPharmacology
, Pagec2cofc822
Table of Contents
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1.cIntroduction:cThecNaturecofcDrugsc&cDrugcDevelopmentc&cRegulation
2.cDrugcReceptorsc&cPharmacodynamics
3.cPharmacokineticsc&cPharmacodynamics:cRationalcDosingc&cthecTimecCoursecofcDrugcAction
4.cDrugcBiotransformation
5.cPharmacogenomics
6.cIntroductionctocAutonomiccPharmacology
7.cCholinoceptor-Activatingc&cCholinesterase-InhibitingcDrugs
8.cCholinoceptor-BlockingcDrugs
9.cAdrenoceptorcAgonistsc&cSympathomimeticcDrugs
10.cAdrenoceptorcAntagonistcDrugs
11.cAntihypertensivecAgents
12.cVasodilatorsc&cthecTreatmentcofcAnginacPectoris
13.cDrugscUsedcincHeartcFailure
14.cAgentscUsedcincCardiaccArrhythmias
15.cDiureticcAgents
16.cHistamine,cSerotonin,c&cthecErgotcAlkaloids
17.cVasoactivecPeptides
18.cThecEicosanoids:cProstaglandins,cThromboxanes,cLeukotrienes,c&cRelatedcCompounds
19.cNitriccOxide
20.cDrugscUsedcincAsthma
21.cIntroductionctocthecPharmacologycofcCNScDrugs
22.cSedative-HypnoticcDrugs
23.cThecAlcohols
24.cAntiseizurecDrugs
25.cGeneralcAnesthetics
26.cLocalcAnesthetics
27.cSkeletalcMusclecRelaxants
28.cPharmacologiccManagementcofcParkinsonismc&cOthercMovementcDisorders
29.cAntipsychoticcAgentsc&cLithium
30.cAntidepressantcAgents
31.cOpioidcAgonistsc&cAntagonists
32.cDrugscofcAbuse
33.cAgentscUsedcincCytopenias;cHematopoieticcGrowthcFactors
34.cDrugscUsedcincDisorderscofcCoagulation
35.cAgentscUsedcincDyslipidemia
36.cNonsteroidalcAnti-InflammatorycDrugs,cDisease-
ModifyingcAntirheumaticcDrugs,cNonopioidcAnalgesics,c&cDrugscUsedcincGout
37.cHypothalamicc&cPituitarycHormones
Katzung'scBasiccandcClinicalcPharmacology
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38.cThyroidc&cAntithyroidcDrugs
39.cAdrenocorticosteroidsc&cAdrenocorticalcAntagonists
40.cThecGonadalcHormonesc&cInhibitors
41.cPancreaticcHormonesc&cAntidiabeticcDrugs
42.cAgentscThatcAffectcBonecMineralcHomeostasis
43.cBeta-Lactamc&cOthercCellcWall-c&cMembrane-ActivecAntibiotics
44.cTetracyclines,cMacrolides,cClindamycin,cChloramphenicol,cStreptogramins,c&cOxazolidinones
45.cAminoglycosidesc&cSpectinomycin
46.cSulfonamides,cTrimethoprim,c&cQuinolones
47.cAntimycobacterialcDrugs
48.cAntifungalcAgents
49.cAntiviralcAgents
50.cMiscellaneouscAntimicrobialcAgents;cDisinfectants,cAntiseptics,c&cSterilants
51.cClinicalcUsecofcAntimicrobialcAgents
52.cAntiprotozoalcDrugs
53.cClinicalcPharmacologycofcthecAntihelminthiccDrugs
54.cCancercChemotherapy
55.cImmunopharmacology
56.cIntroductionctocToxicology:cOccupationalc&cEnvironmental
57.cHeavycMetalcIntoxicationc&cChelators
58.cManagementcofcthecPoisonedcPatient
59.cSpecialcAspectscofcPerinatalc&cPediatriccPharmacology
60.cSpecialcAspectscofcGeriatriccPharmacology
61.cDermatologiccPharmacology
62.cDrugscUsedcincthecTreatmentcofcGastrointestinalcDiseases
63.cTherapeuticc&cToxiccPotentialcofcOver-the-CountercAgents
64.cDietarycSupplementsc&cHerbalcMedications
65.cRationalcPrescribingc&cPrescriptioncWriting
66.cImportantcDrugcInteractionsc&cTheircMechanismsc
Katzung'scBasiccandcClinicalcPharmacology
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Chapter 1. Introduction: The Nature of Drugs & Drug Development & Regulation
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1.
Acnursecworkingcincradiologycadministersciodinectocacpatientcwhocischavingca
ccomputedctomographyc(CT)cscan.cThecnursecworkingconctheconcologycunitcad
ministerscchemotherapyctocpatientscwhochaveccancer.cAtcthecPubliccHealthcDep
artment,cacnursecadministerscacmeasles-mumps-rubellac(MMR)cvaccinectocac14-
month-
oldcchildcascacroutinecimmunization.cWhichcbranchcofcpharmacologycbestcdescr
ibescthecactionscofcallcthreec nurses?
A) Pharmacoeconomics
B) Pharmacotherapeutics
C) Pharmacodynamics
D) Pharmacokinetics
ANSWER: B
Feedback:
Pharmacologyciscthecstudycofcthecbiologicceffectscofcchemicals.cNursescarecinvo
lvedcwithcclinicalcpharmacologycorcpharmacotherapeutics,cwhichciscacbranchcof
cpharmacologycthatcdealscwithcthecusescofcdrugsctoctreat,cprevent,candcdiagnosec
disease.cThecradiologycnurseciscadministeringcacdrugctochelpcdiagnosecacdisease
.cTheconcologycnurseciscadministeringcacdrugctochelpctreatcacdisease.cPharmacoe
conomicscincludescanyccostscinvolvedcincdrugc therapy.
Pharmacodynamicscinvolveschowcacdrugcaffectscthecbodycandcp
harmacokineticscischowcthecbodycactsconcthecbody.
2.
Acphysicianchascorderedcintramuscularc(IM)cinjectionscofcmorphine,cacnarco
tic,ceveryc4chourscascneededcforcpaincincacmotorcvehiclecaccidentcvictim.cThecnu
rseciscawarecthiscdrugchascachighcabusecpotential.cUndercwhatccategorycwouldcm
orphinecbecclassified?
A) SchedulecI
B) SchedulecII
Katzung'scBasiccandcClinicalcPharmacology
