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It is essential that the nurse follow the "seven rights" of drug administration. One of the "seven rights" is the "right drug." To ensure the right drug is given, the nurse should check the drug label three times. When should the drug label be checked? -At first contact with the drug bottle; before preparing the drug; and before disposing to the drug packaging. -Before the patient takes the drug; after the patient takes the drug; and when charting the drug. - At first cont...

What causes ischemia and other toxic injuries that causes the accumulation of intracellular calcium? (chapter 2 4th edition) - Answer Ischemia: Deficit of oxygen in the cells (i.e., decreased blood flow due to vasoconstriction or vascular obstruction) (can lead to hypoxia) What is Normal? Normally, intracellular calcium ion levels are kept extremely low compared with extracellular levels. This is maintained by energy-dependent calcium/magnesium-ATPase. Not Normal: Ischemia and certain ...

pharmacology - Answer the study of medicines, including the study of how drugs are administered and how the body responds. pharmacotherapy - Answer the application of drugs to treat disease and ease human suffering How can therapeutic agents be classified? - Answer drugs, biologics, or complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) therapies How can drugs be organized? - Answer by their therapeutic or pharmacologic classification How many names do drugs have and what are th...

What is an individual’s first line of defense against infection? - Answer epithelial cell-derived chemicals An individual breaks the first line of defense against infection. Which mechanism should now follow? - Answer Inflammation An individual has an infection, and the neutrophil level is elevated. Which function are the neutrophils providing? - Answer Phagocytosis A caregiver who had chicken pox is assigned to care for a child with chicken pox. What is the best rationale fo...

therapeutic class of bethanechol - Answer nonobstructive urinary retention drug brand name of bethanechol - Answer Urecholine pharmacologic class of bethanechol - Answer muscarinic cholinergic receptor drug onset of bethanechol PO - Answer 30-90 min administration routes of bethanechol - Answer PO & SQ onset of bethanechol SQ - Answer 5-15 min peak of bethanechol PO - Answer 60 min peak of bethanechol SQ - Answer 15-30 min duration of bethanechol P...

Bethanechol (Urecholine) Therapeutic and Pharmacologic Class - Answer P: Muscarinic cholinergic receptor drug (Direct-Acting Parasympathetic) T: Nonobstructive urinary retention drug Bethanechol (Urecholine) Actions/Uses - Answer Attaches with parasympathetic muscarinic receptors, stimulates smooth muscle contraction in GI in urinary tract. Used to stimulate GI after anesthesia and prevent urinary retention. Bethanechol (Urecholine) Administration (How it's administered, preg cat...

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