Test Bank For Introductory Clinical Pharmacology
v v v v v
12th Edition By Susan Ford
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Chapter 1 - 54 | Complete
v v v v v
, Introductory vClinical vPharmacology v12th vEdition vSusan vFord vNursing vTest vBank
Contents
Unit v1 vNursing vFoundation vof vClinical vPharmacology
1 vGeneral vPrinciples vof vPharmacology
2 vAdministration vof vDrugs
3 vMaking vDrug vDosing vSafer
4 vThe vNursing vProcess
5 vClient vand vFamily vTeaching
Unit v2 vDrugs vUsed vto vFight vInfections
6 vAntibacterial vDrugs: vSulfonamides
7 vAntibacterial vDrugs vThat vDisrupt vthe vBacterial vCell vWall
8 vAntibacterial vDrugs vThat vInterfere vWith vProtein vSynthesis
9 vAntibacterial vDrugs vThat vInterfere vWith vDNA/RNA vSynthesis
10 vAntitubercular vDrugs
11 vAntiviral vDrugs
12 vAntifungal vand vAntiparasitic vDrugs
Unit v3 vDrugs vUsed vto vManage vPain
13 vNonopioid vAnalgesics: vSalicylates vand vNonsalicylates
14 vNonopioid vAnalgesics: vNonsteroidal vAnti-inflammatory vDrugs vand vMigraine vHeadache
Medications
15 vOpioid vAnalgesics vand vAntagonists
16 vAnesthetic vDrugs
Unit v4 vDrugs vThat vAffect vthe vCentral vNervous vSystem
17 vCentral vNervous vSystem vStimulants
18 vAntidementia vDrugs
19 vAntianxiety vDrugs
20 vSedatives vand vHypnotics
21 vAntidepressant vDrugs
22 vAntipsychotic vDrug
Unit v5 vDrugs vThat vAffect vthe vPeripheral vNervous vSystem
23 vAdrenergic vDrugs
24 vAdrenergic vBlocking vDrugs
25 vCholinergic vDrugs
26 vCholinergic vBlocking vDrugs
Unit v6 vDrugs vThat vAffect vthe vNeuromuscular vSystem
27 vAntiparkinson vDrugs
28 vAntiepileptics
,29 vSkeletal vMuscle, vBone, vand vJoint vDisorder vDrugs
Unit v7 vDrugs vThat vAffect vthe vRespiratory vSystem
30 vUpper vRespiratory vSystem vDrugs
31 vLower vRespiratory vSystem vDrugs
Unit v8 vDrugs vThat vAffect vthe vCardiovascular vSystem
32 vDiuretics
33 vAntihyperlipidemic vDrugs
34 vAntihypertensive vDrugs
35 vAntianginal vand vVasodilating vDrugs
36 vAnticoagulant vand vThrombolytic vDrugs
37 vCardiotonic vand vAntiarrhythmic vDrugs
Unit v9 vDrugs vThat vAffect vthe vGastrointestinal vSystem
38 vUpper vGastrointestinal vSystem vDrugs
39 vLower vGastrointestinal vSystem vDrug
Unit v10 vDrugs vThat vAffect vthe vEndocrine vSystem
40 vAntidiabetic vDrugs
41 vPituitary vand vAdrenocortical vHormones
42 vThyroid vand vAntithyroid vDrugs
43 vMale vand vFemale vHormones
44 vUterine vDrugs
Unit v11 vDrugs vThat vAffect vthe vUrinary vSystem
45 vMenopause vand vAndropause vDrugs
46 vUrinary vTract vAnti-Infectives vand vOther vUrinary vDrugs
Unit v12 vDrugs vThat vAffect vthe vImmune vSystem
47 vVaccines
48 vImmunostimulants vand vImmunomodulators
49 vImmune vBlockers
Unit v13 vDrugs vThat vFight vCancer
50 vTraditional vChemotherapy
51 vImmune vModulating vTherapies
Unit v14 vDrugs vThat vAffect vOther vBody vSystems
52 vSkin vDisorder vTopical vDrugs
53 vOtic vand vOphthalmic vPreparations
54 Fluids, vElectrolytes, vand vParenteral vTherapy
, 1 General Principles of Pharmacology
v v v v
A vnursing vinstructor vis vpreparing va vteaching vplan vfor va vgroup vof vnursing vstudents
vabout vpharmacology. vWhen vdescribing vthis vtopic, vthe vinstructor vwould vfocus vthe
vdiscussion vonvwhich vof vthe vfollowing vas van vessential vaspect?
A) Drug vname
B) Drug vclass
C) Drug vaction
D) Drug
vsource
vANSWER: v C
vFeedback:
Pharmacology vis vthe vstudy vof vdrugs vand vtheir vaction von vliving vorganisms. vThus,
van vessential vaspect vof vpharmacology vis vdrug vaction. vAn vunderstanding vof vthe
vdrug vname,vdrug vclass, vand vdrug vsource vis vimportant, vbut vthe vmost vcritical vaspect
vrelated vto vpharmacology vis vhow vthe vdrug vacts vin vthe vbody.
2. A vnursing vstudent vis vpreparing vto vadminister va vprescribed vdrug vto va vpatient. vThe
vstudent vreviews vinformation vabout vthe vdrug vand vits vactions. vWhich vof vthe vfollowing
vwould vbe vthevbest vchoice vfor vobtaining vthis vinformation? vSelect vall vthat vapply.
A) Nursing vinstructor
B) Nurse vassigned vto vthe vpatient
C) Clinical vdrug vreference
D) Prescribing vhealth vcare vprovider
E) Clinical
vpharmacistvANSWER:
v C, vE
Feedback:
Although vthe vnursing vstudent vcan vask vthe vnursing vinstructor, vthe vnurse vassigned vto
vthe vpatient, vand vthe vprescribing vhealth vcare vprovider vfor vinformation vabout vthe vdrug,
vthe vbestvchoices vfor vdrug vinformation vwould vinclude van vappropriate vdrug vreference
vand vthe vclinical vpharmacist.
3. When vdescribing vthe vvarious vtypes vof vmedications vto va vgroup vof vnursing
vstudents, vavnursing vinstructor vwould videntify vwhich vof vthe vfollowing vas va vsource
vfor vderiving vmedications? vSelect vall vthat vapply.
A) Plants
B) Synthetic vsources
C) Mold
D) Minerals
E) Animals
vANSWER: vA, vB,
vC, vD, vE
v v v v v
12th Edition By Susan Ford
v v v v v
Chapter 1 - 54 | Complete
v v v v v
, Introductory vClinical vPharmacology v12th vEdition vSusan vFord vNursing vTest vBank
Contents
Unit v1 vNursing vFoundation vof vClinical vPharmacology
1 vGeneral vPrinciples vof vPharmacology
2 vAdministration vof vDrugs
3 vMaking vDrug vDosing vSafer
4 vThe vNursing vProcess
5 vClient vand vFamily vTeaching
Unit v2 vDrugs vUsed vto vFight vInfections
6 vAntibacterial vDrugs: vSulfonamides
7 vAntibacterial vDrugs vThat vDisrupt vthe vBacterial vCell vWall
8 vAntibacterial vDrugs vThat vInterfere vWith vProtein vSynthesis
9 vAntibacterial vDrugs vThat vInterfere vWith vDNA/RNA vSynthesis
10 vAntitubercular vDrugs
11 vAntiviral vDrugs
12 vAntifungal vand vAntiparasitic vDrugs
Unit v3 vDrugs vUsed vto vManage vPain
13 vNonopioid vAnalgesics: vSalicylates vand vNonsalicylates
14 vNonopioid vAnalgesics: vNonsteroidal vAnti-inflammatory vDrugs vand vMigraine vHeadache
Medications
15 vOpioid vAnalgesics vand vAntagonists
16 vAnesthetic vDrugs
Unit v4 vDrugs vThat vAffect vthe vCentral vNervous vSystem
17 vCentral vNervous vSystem vStimulants
18 vAntidementia vDrugs
19 vAntianxiety vDrugs
20 vSedatives vand vHypnotics
21 vAntidepressant vDrugs
22 vAntipsychotic vDrug
Unit v5 vDrugs vThat vAffect vthe vPeripheral vNervous vSystem
23 vAdrenergic vDrugs
24 vAdrenergic vBlocking vDrugs
25 vCholinergic vDrugs
26 vCholinergic vBlocking vDrugs
Unit v6 vDrugs vThat vAffect vthe vNeuromuscular vSystem
27 vAntiparkinson vDrugs
28 vAntiepileptics
,29 vSkeletal vMuscle, vBone, vand vJoint vDisorder vDrugs
Unit v7 vDrugs vThat vAffect vthe vRespiratory vSystem
30 vUpper vRespiratory vSystem vDrugs
31 vLower vRespiratory vSystem vDrugs
Unit v8 vDrugs vThat vAffect vthe vCardiovascular vSystem
32 vDiuretics
33 vAntihyperlipidemic vDrugs
34 vAntihypertensive vDrugs
35 vAntianginal vand vVasodilating vDrugs
36 vAnticoagulant vand vThrombolytic vDrugs
37 vCardiotonic vand vAntiarrhythmic vDrugs
Unit v9 vDrugs vThat vAffect vthe vGastrointestinal vSystem
38 vUpper vGastrointestinal vSystem vDrugs
39 vLower vGastrointestinal vSystem vDrug
Unit v10 vDrugs vThat vAffect vthe vEndocrine vSystem
40 vAntidiabetic vDrugs
41 vPituitary vand vAdrenocortical vHormones
42 vThyroid vand vAntithyroid vDrugs
43 vMale vand vFemale vHormones
44 vUterine vDrugs
Unit v11 vDrugs vThat vAffect vthe vUrinary vSystem
45 vMenopause vand vAndropause vDrugs
46 vUrinary vTract vAnti-Infectives vand vOther vUrinary vDrugs
Unit v12 vDrugs vThat vAffect vthe vImmune vSystem
47 vVaccines
48 vImmunostimulants vand vImmunomodulators
49 vImmune vBlockers
Unit v13 vDrugs vThat vFight vCancer
50 vTraditional vChemotherapy
51 vImmune vModulating vTherapies
Unit v14 vDrugs vThat vAffect vOther vBody vSystems
52 vSkin vDisorder vTopical vDrugs
53 vOtic vand vOphthalmic vPreparations
54 Fluids, vElectrolytes, vand vParenteral vTherapy
, 1 General Principles of Pharmacology
v v v v
A vnursing vinstructor vis vpreparing va vteaching vplan vfor va vgroup vof vnursing vstudents
vabout vpharmacology. vWhen vdescribing vthis vtopic, vthe vinstructor vwould vfocus vthe
vdiscussion vonvwhich vof vthe vfollowing vas van vessential vaspect?
A) Drug vname
B) Drug vclass
C) Drug vaction
D) Drug
vsource
vANSWER: v C
vFeedback:
Pharmacology vis vthe vstudy vof vdrugs vand vtheir vaction von vliving vorganisms. vThus,
van vessential vaspect vof vpharmacology vis vdrug vaction. vAn vunderstanding vof vthe
vdrug vname,vdrug vclass, vand vdrug vsource vis vimportant, vbut vthe vmost vcritical vaspect
vrelated vto vpharmacology vis vhow vthe vdrug vacts vin vthe vbody.
2. A vnursing vstudent vis vpreparing vto vadminister va vprescribed vdrug vto va vpatient. vThe
vstudent vreviews vinformation vabout vthe vdrug vand vits vactions. vWhich vof vthe vfollowing
vwould vbe vthevbest vchoice vfor vobtaining vthis vinformation? vSelect vall vthat vapply.
A) Nursing vinstructor
B) Nurse vassigned vto vthe vpatient
C) Clinical vdrug vreference
D) Prescribing vhealth vcare vprovider
E) Clinical
vpharmacistvANSWER:
v C, vE
Feedback:
Although vthe vnursing vstudent vcan vask vthe vnursing vinstructor, vthe vnurse vassigned vto
vthe vpatient, vand vthe vprescribing vhealth vcare vprovider vfor vinformation vabout vthe vdrug,
vthe vbestvchoices vfor vdrug vinformation vwould vinclude van vappropriate vdrug vreference
vand vthe vclinical vpharmacist.
3. When vdescribing vthe vvarious vtypes vof vmedications vto va vgroup vof vnursing
vstudents, vavnursing vinstructor vwould videntify vwhich vof vthe vfollowing vas va vsource
vfor vderiving vmedications? vSelect vall vthat vapply.
A) Plants
B) Synthetic vsources
C) Mold
D) Minerals
E) Animals
vANSWER: vA, vB,
vC, vD, vE
