Test Bank for Basic and Clinical Pharmacology 14th Edition By Bertram G. Katzung Chapter 1-66 Complete Guide A+

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Test Bank for Basic and Clinical Pharmacology
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ss 14th Edition by Bertram G. Katzung
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Chapters 1 - 66 Complete
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Table of Contents
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1. ssIntroduction: ssThe ssNature ssof ssDrugs ss& ssDrug ssDevelopment ss& ssRegulation
2. ssDrug ssReceptors ss& ssPharmacodynamics
3. ssPharmacokinetics ss& ssPharmacodynamics: ssRational ssDosing ss& ssthe ssTime ssCourse ssof ssDrug ssAction
4. ssDrug ssBiotransformation
5. ssPharmacogenomics

6. ssIntroduction ssto ssAutonomic ssPharmacology
7. ssCholinoceptor-Activating ss& ssCholinesterase-Inhibiting ssDrugs
8. ssCholinoceptor-Blocking ssDrugs
9. ssAdrenoceptor ssAgonists ss& ssSympathomimetic ssDrugs
10. ssAdrenoceptor ssAntagonist ssDrugs

11. ssAntihypertensive ssAgents
12. ssVasodilators ss& ssthe ssTreatment ssof ssAngina ssPectoris
13. ssDrugs ssUsed ssin ssHeart ssFailure
14. ssAgents ssUsed ssin ssCardiac ssArrhythmias
15. ssDiuretic ssAgents

16. ssHistamine, ssSerotonin, ss& ssthe ssErgot ssAlkaloids
17. ssVasoactive ssPeptides
18. ssThe ssEicosanoids: ssProstaglandins, ssThromboxanes, ssLeukotrienes, ss& ssRelated ssCompounds
19. ssNitric ssOxide
20. ssDrugs ssUsed ssin ssAsthma

21. ssIntroduction ssto ssthe ssPharmacology ssof ssCNS ssDrugs
22. ssSedative-Hypnotic ssDrugs
23. ssThe ssAlcohols
24. ssAntiseizure ssDrugs
25. ssGeneral ssAnesthetics
26. ssLocal ssAnesthetics
27. ssSkeletal ssMuscle ssRelaxants
28. ssPharmacologic ssManagement ssof ssParkinsonism ss& ssOther ssMovement ssDisorders
29. ssAntipsychotic ssAgents ss& ssLithium
30. ssAntidepressant ssAgents
31. ssOpioid ssAgonists ss& ssAntagonists
32. ssDrugs ssof ssAbuse

33. ssAgents ssUsed ssin ssCytopenias; ssHematopoietic ssGrowth ssFactors
34. ssDrugs ssUsed ssin ssDisorders ssof ssCoagulation
35. ssAgents ssUsed ssin ssDyslipidemia
36. ssNonsteroidal ssAnti-Inflammatory ssDrugs, ssDisease-Modifying ssAntirheumatic ssDrugs, ssNonopioid
ssAnalgesics, ss& ssDrugs ssUsed ssin ssGout

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37. ssHypothalamic ss& ssPituitary ssHormones
38. ssThyroid ss& ssAntithyroid ssDrugs
39. ssAdrenocorticosteroids ss& ssAdrenocortical ssAntagonists
40. ssThe ssGonadal ssHormones ss& ssInhibitors
41. ssPancreatic ssHormones ss& ssAntidiabetic ssDrugs
42. ssAgents ssThat ssAffect ssBone ssMineral ssHomeostasis

43. ssBeta-Lactam ss& ssOther ssCell ssWall- ss& ssMembrane-Active ssAntibiotics
44. ssTetracyclines, ssMacrolides, ssClindamycin, ssChloramphenicol, ssStreptogramins, ss& ssOxazolidinones
45. ssAminoglycosides ss& ssSpectinomycin
46. ssSulfonamides, ssTrimethoprim, ss& ssQuinolones
47. ssAntimycobacterial ssDrugs
48. ssAntifungal ssAgents
49. ssAntiviral ssAgents
50. ssMiscellaneous ssAntimicrobial ssAgents; ssDisinfectants, ssAntiseptics, ss& ssSterilants
51. ssClinical ssUse ssof ssAntimicrobial ssAgents
52. ssAntiprotozoal ssDrugs
53. ssClinical ssPharmacology ssof ssthe ssAntihelminthic ssDrugs
54. ssCancer ssChemotherapy
55. ssImmunopharmacology

56. ssIntroduction ssto ssToxicology: ssOccupational ss& ssEnvironmental
57. ssHeavy ssMetal ssIntoxication ss& ssChelators
58. ssManagement ssof ssthe ssPoisoned ssPatient

59. ssSpecial ssAspects ssof ssPerinatal ss& ssPediatric ssPharmacology
60. ssSpecial ssAspects ssof ssGeriatric ssPharmacology
61. ssDermatologic ssPharmacology
62. ssDrugs ssUsed ssin ssthe ssTreatment ssof ssGastrointestinal ssDiseases
63. ssTherapeutic ss& ssToxic ssPotential ssof ssOver-the-Counter ssAgents
64. ssDietary ssSupplements ss& ssHerbal ssMedications
65. ssRational ssPrescribing ss& ssPrescription ssWriting
66. ssImportant ssDrug ssInteractions ss& ssTheir ssMechanisms ss

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Chapter 1. Introduction: The Nature of Drugs & Drug Development & Regulation
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sshaving ssa sscomputed sstomography ss(CT) ssscan. ssThe ssnurse ssworking sson ssthe


ssoncology ssunit ssadministers sschemotherapy ssto sspatients sswho sshave sscancer.


ssAt ssthe ssPublic ssHealth ssDepartment, ssa ssnurse ssadministers ssa ssmeasles-


mumps-rubella ss(MMR) ssvaccine sstosa ss14-month-old sschild ssas ssa ssroutine
ssimmunization. ssWhich ssbranch ssof sspharmacology ssbest ssdescribes ssthe


ssactions ssof ssall ssthree s s nurses?



A) Pharmacoeconomics

B) Pharmacotherapeutics

C) Pharmacodynamics

D) Pharmacokinetics

ANSWER: B

Feedback:

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ssNurses ssare ssinvolved sswith ssclinical sspharmacology ssor


sspharmacotherapeutics, sswhich ssis ss a ssbranch ssof sspharmacology ssthat ssdeals


sswith ssthe ssuses ssof ssdrugs ssto sstreat, ssprevent, ssand ssdiagnose ssdisease. ssThe


ssradiology ssnurse ssis ss administering ssa ssdrug ssto sshelp ssdiagnose ssa ssdisease.


ssThe ssoncology ssnurse ssis ss administering ss a ssdrug ssto sshelp ss treat ssasdisease.


ssPharmacoeconomics ssincludes ssany sscosts ssinvolved ssin ssdrug s s therapy.


Pharmacodynamics ssinvolves sshow ssa ssdrug ssaffects ssthe
ssbody ssandspharmacokinetics ss is sshow ssthe ssbody ssacts sson ssthe


ssbody.




2. A ssphysician sshas ssordered ssintramuscular ss(IM) ssinjections ssof ssmorphine, ssa
ssnarcotic, ssevery ss4 sshours ssas ssneeded ssfor sspain ssin ss a ssmotor ssvehicle


ssaccident ssvictim.sThe ssnurse ss is ssaware ssthis ssdrug sshas ssa sshigh ssabuse


sspotential. ssUnder sswhat sscategoryswould ssmorphine ssbe ss classified?



A) Schedule ssI

B) Schedule ssII