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Focus on Nursing Pharmacology 8th Edition.
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by Amy M. Karch
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Chapter @s01 @s- @sIntroduction @sto @sDrugs s
@sChapter @s02 @s- @sDrugs @sand @sthe C
@sBody @sChapter @s03 @s- @sToxic @sEffects a
@sof @sDrugs r
Chapter @s04 @s- @sThe @sNursing @sProcess @sin @sDrug @sTherapy @sand d
@sPatient @sSafety @sChapter @s05 @s- @sDosage @sCalculations i
Chapter @s06 @s- @sChallenges @sto @sEffective @sDrug o
@sTherapy @sChapter @s07 @s- @sIntroduction @sto @sCell v
@sPhysiology @sChapter @s08 @s- @sAntiinfective a
@sAgents s
Chapter @s09 @s- @sAntibiotics c
@sChapter @s10 @s- @sAntiviral u
@sAgents @sChapter @s11 @s- l
@sAntifungal @sAgents a
Chapter @s12 @s- @sAntiprotozoal @sAgents r
@sChapter @s13 @s- @sAnthelmintic @sAgents @
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@sChapter @s14 @s- @sAntineoplastic S
@sAgents y
Chapter @s15 @s- @sIntroduction @sto @sthe @sImmune @sResponse @sand s
@sInflammation @sChapter @s16 @s- @sAntiinflammatory, @sAntiarthritis, @sand t
@sRelated @sAgents @sChapter @s17 @s- @sImmune @sModulators e
Chapter @s18 @s- @s Vaccines @ s and @sSera m
Chapter @s19 @s- @sIntroduction @sto @sNerves @sand @sthe @sNervous @
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@sSystem @sChapter @s20 @s- @sAnxiolytic @sand @sHypnotic @sAgents
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Chapter @s21 @s- @sAntidepressant h
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@s24 @s- @sAntiparkinsonism @sAgents
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@sChapter @s25 @s- @sMuscle @sRelaxants
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Chapter @s26 @s- @sNarcotics, @sNarcotic @sAntagonists, @sand @sAntimigraine @
@sAgents @sChapter @s27 @s- @sGeneral @sand @sLocal @sAnesthetic @sAgents s
Chapter @s28 @s- @sNeuromuscular @sJunction @sBlocking @sAgents 4
@sChapter @s29 @s- @sIntroduction @sto @sthe @sAutonomic @sNervous
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@sSystem @sChapter @s30 @s- @sAdrenergic @sAgonists
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@sPituitary @sAgents @sChapter @s36 @s- @sAdrenocortical
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@s Introduction @ s to @s the @s Reproductive @s System
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Chapter @s40 @s- @sDrugs @sAffecting @sthe @sFemale @sReproductive e
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Chapter @s44 @s- @sAgents @sfor @sTreating @sHeart 20
@sFailure @sChapter @s45 @s- @sAntiarrhythmic @sAgents 37
Chapter @s46 @s- @sAntianginal @sAgents 54
@sChapter @s47 @s- @sLipid-Lowering 71
@sAgents 86
Chapter @s48 @s- @sDrugs @sAffecting @sBlood 103
@sCoagulation @sChapter @s49 @s- @sDrugs @sUsed @sto 120
@sTreat @sAnemias @sChapter @s50 @s- @sIntroduction 138
@sto @sthe @sRenal @sSystem 155
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735
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,Chapter @s51 @s- @sDiuretic @sAgents 833
Chapter @s52 @s- @sDrugs @sAffecting @sthe @sUrinary @sTract @sand 849
@sthe @sBladder @sChapter @s53 @s- @sIntroduction @sto @sthe 866
@sRespiratory @sSystem 883
Chapter @s54 @s- @sDrugs @sActing @son @sthe @sUpper 900
@sRespiratory @sTract @sChapter @s55 @s- @sDrugs @sActing @son 917
@sthe @sLower @sRespiratory @sTract @sChapter @s56 @s- 933
@sIntroduction @sto @sthe @sGastrointestinal @sSystem @sChapter 949
@s57 @s- @sDrugs @sAffecting @sGastrointestinal @sSecretions 965
@sChapter @s58 @s- @sDrugs @sAffecting @sGastrointestinal
@sMotility @sChapter @s59 @s- @sAntiemetic @sAgents
, Chapter 01 - Introduction to Drugs
A nurse working in radiology administers iodine to a patient who is having a computed tomography(CT)
scan. The nurse working on the oncology unit administers chemotherapy to patients who have
cancer. At the Public Health Department, a nurse administers a measles-mumps-rubella (MMR)
vaccine to a 14-month-old child as a routine immunization. Which branch of pharmacology best
describes the actions of all three nurses?
Pharmacoeconomics
Pharmacotherapeutics
Pharmacodynamics
Pharmacokinetics
Ans: B
Feedback:
Pharmacology is the study of the biologic effects of chemicals. Nurses are involved with clinical
pharmacology or pharmacotherapeutics, which is a branch of pharmacology that deals with the uses of
drugs to treat, prevent, and diagnose disease. The radiology nurse is administering a drug to help
diagnose a disease. The oncology nurse is administering a drug to help treat a disease.
Pharmacoeconomics includes any costs involved in drug therapy. Pharmacodynamics involves how a
drug affects the body and pharmacokinetics is how the body acts on the body.
A physician has ordered intramuscular (IM) injections of morphine, a narcotic, every 4 hours as neededfor
pain in a motor vehicle accident victim. The nurse is aware this drug has a high abuse potential.
Under what category would morphine be classified?
Schedule I
Schedule II
Schedule III
Schedule IV
Ans: B
Feedback:
Narcotics with a high abuse potential are classified as Schedule II drugs because of severe dependence
Focus on Nursing Pharmacology 8th Edition.
@s @s @s @s @s
by Amy M. Karch
@s @s @s @s @s
8TH Edition
@s
TEST BANK!!! @s
, Table of Contents
@s @s
Table @s of 1
@ s Contents
@
Chapter @s01 @s- @sIntroduction @sto @sDrugs s
@sChapter @s02 @s- @sDrugs @sand @sthe C
@sBody @sChapter @s03 @s- @sToxic @sEffects a
@sof @sDrugs r
Chapter @s04 @s- @sThe @sNursing @sProcess @sin @sDrug @sTherapy @sand d
@sPatient @sSafety @sChapter @s05 @s- @sDosage @sCalculations i
Chapter @s06 @s- @sChallenges @sto @sEffective @sDrug o
@sTherapy @sChapter @s07 @s- @sIntroduction @sto @sCell v
@sPhysiology @sChapter @s08 @s- @sAntiinfective a
@sAgents s
Chapter @s09 @s- @sAntibiotics c
@sChapter @s10 @s- @sAntiviral u
@sAgents @sChapter @s11 @s- l
@sAntifungal @sAgents a
Chapter @s12 @s- @sAntiprotozoal @sAgents r
@sChapter @s13 @s- @sAnthelmintic @sAgents @
s
@sChapter @s14 @s- @sAntineoplastic S
@sAgents y
Chapter @s15 @s- @sIntroduction @sto @sthe @sImmune @sResponse @sand s
@sInflammation @sChapter @s16 @s- @sAntiinflammatory, @sAntiarthritis, @sand t
@sRelated @sAgents @sChapter @s17 @s- @sImmune @sModulators e
Chapter @s18 @s- @s Vaccines @ s and @sSera m
Chapter @s19 @s- @sIntroduction @sto @sNerves @sand @sthe @sNervous @
s
@sSystem @sChapter @s20 @s- @sAnxiolytic @sand @sHypnotic @sAgents
C
Chapter @s21 @s- @sAntidepressant h
@sAgents @sChapter @s22 @s-
a
@sPsychotherapeutic @sAgents @sChapter
p
@s23 @s- @sAntiseizure @sAgents @sChapter
t
@s24 @s- @sAntiparkinsonism @sAgents
e
@sChapter @s25 @s- @sMuscle @sRelaxants
r
Chapter @s26 @s- @sNarcotics, @sNarcotic @sAntagonists, @sand @sAntimigraine @
@sAgents @sChapter @s27 @s- @sGeneral @sand @sLocal @sAnesthetic @sAgents s
Chapter @s28 @s- @sNeuromuscular @sJunction @sBlocking @sAgents 4
@sChapter @s29 @s- @sIntroduction @sto @sthe @sAutonomic @sNervous
3
@sSystem @sChapter @s30 @s- @sAdrenergic @sAgonists
@
s
Chapter @s31 @s- @sAdrenergic -
@sAntagonists @sChapter @s32 @s- @
s
@sCholinergic @sAgonists @sChapter @s33 @s-
D
@sAnticholinergic @sAgents
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Chapter @s34 @s- @sIntroduction @sto @sthe @sEndocrine u
@sSystem @sChapter @s35 @s- @sHypothalamic @sand
g
@sPituitary @sAgents @sChapter @s36 @s- @sAdrenocortical
s
@sAgents
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Chapter @s37 @s- @sThyroid @sand @ s Parathyroid s
@ s Agents @ s Chapter @s38 @s- @sAgents @sto @sControl
A
@sBlood @sGlucose @sLevels @sChapter @s 39 @ s -
f
@s Introduction @ s to @s the @s Reproductive @s System
f
Chapter @s40 @s- @sDrugs @sAffecting @sthe @sFemale @sReproductive e
@sSystem @sChapter @s41 @s- @sDrugs @sAffecting @sthe @sMale
c
@sReproductive @sSystem @sChapter @s42 @s- @sIntroduction @sto @sthe
t
,ing @sBlood @sPressure 3
Chapter @s44 @s- @sAgents @sfor @sTreating @sHeart 20
@sFailure @sChapter @s45 @s- @sAntiarrhythmic @sAgents 37
Chapter @s46 @s- @sAntianginal @sAgents 54
@sChapter @s47 @s- @sLipid-Lowering 71
@sAgents 86
Chapter @s48 @s- @sDrugs @sAffecting @sBlood 103
@sCoagulation @sChapter @s49 @s- @sDrugs @sUsed @sto 120
@sTreat @sAnemias @sChapter @s50 @s- @sIntroduction 138
@sto @sthe @sRenal @sSystem 155
172
188
204
220
237
254
270
287
304
320
337
354
371
388
404
420
436
453
470
487
503
520
536
553
569
585
602
619
636
653
669
685
702
719
735
752
768
785
801
817
,Chapter @s51 @s- @sDiuretic @sAgents 833
Chapter @s52 @s- @sDrugs @sAffecting @sthe @sUrinary @sTract @sand 849
@sthe @sBladder @sChapter @s53 @s- @sIntroduction @sto @sthe 866
@sRespiratory @sSystem 883
Chapter @s54 @s- @sDrugs @sActing @son @sthe @sUpper 900
@sRespiratory @sTract @sChapter @s55 @s- @sDrugs @sActing @son 917
@sthe @sLower @sRespiratory @sTract @sChapter @s56 @s- 933
@sIntroduction @sto @sthe @sGastrointestinal @sSystem @sChapter 949
@s57 @s- @sDrugs @sAffecting @sGastrointestinal @sSecretions 965
@sChapter @s58 @s- @sDrugs @sAffecting @sGastrointestinal
@sMotility @sChapter @s59 @s- @sAntiemetic @sAgents
, Chapter 01 - Introduction to Drugs
A nurse working in radiology administers iodine to a patient who is having a computed tomography(CT)
scan. The nurse working on the oncology unit administers chemotherapy to patients who have
cancer. At the Public Health Department, a nurse administers a measles-mumps-rubella (MMR)
vaccine to a 14-month-old child as a routine immunization. Which branch of pharmacology best
describes the actions of all three nurses?
Pharmacoeconomics
Pharmacotherapeutics
Pharmacodynamics
Pharmacokinetics
Ans: B
Feedback:
Pharmacology is the study of the biologic effects of chemicals. Nurses are involved with clinical
pharmacology or pharmacotherapeutics, which is a branch of pharmacology that deals with the uses of
drugs to treat, prevent, and diagnose disease. The radiology nurse is administering a drug to help
diagnose a disease. The oncology nurse is administering a drug to help treat a disease.
Pharmacoeconomics includes any costs involved in drug therapy. Pharmacodynamics involves how a
drug affects the body and pharmacokinetics is how the body acts on the body.
A physician has ordered intramuscular (IM) injections of morphine, a narcotic, every 4 hours as neededfor
pain in a motor vehicle accident victim. The nurse is aware this drug has a high abuse potential.
Under what category would morphine be classified?
Schedule I
Schedule II
Schedule III
Schedule IV
Ans: B
Feedback:
Narcotics with a high abuse potential are classified as Schedule II drugs because of severe dependence
