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NUR 210 Principles of Pharmacology Mid Test Exam 2025 Selectivity - -A "selective" drug binds to a primary and predictable site, creating one desired effect. A "non-selective" drug can bind to many different and unpredictable receptor sites with potential side effects. Stage 1: the interim between consciousness and sleep - -when sleep is interrupted, what stage does the sleep cycle restart? NREM sleep - -encompasses all sleep stages except for REM sleep ...

NUR 210 Pharmacology Principles Final Exam 2025 Drug response - -the intensity of the drug response is directly related to the concentration of the drug at the site of action Goal is to: - Maximize the beneficial effects- concentration high enough for desired response - Minimize harm- avoid to high a concentration Three phases of drug action - - 1. Pharmaceutic phase (dissolution) 2. Pharmacokinetic phase (drug moving through the body) 3. Pharmacodynamic phase (what the ...

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NSAID ketorolac (Toradol) TUCA - correct answersT: Decrease pain, Decrease Inflammation, Decrease Ocular Itching U: Mild-Moderate pain (short-term), decrease ocular itching in seasonal allergies C: Prego (3T), hypersensitivity, asthma, hepatic disease, peptic ulcer disease, CV bleeding, breastfeeding, hypovolemia A: MI, Stroke, hepatitis, GI bleeding, hepatic failure, angioedema, seizures NSAID naproxen (Aleve) TUCA - correct answersT: Decrease pain, Decrease Inflammation U: Mild-mode...

EXAM NUR 210: NUR 210 PHARMACOLOGY, 2024/2025 WITH CORRECT/ACCURATE ANSWERS

NUR 210 Pharmacology Exam Questions and Correct Answers (Already Passed) The student nurse examines a 62-year-old patient and reports to the preceptor that the patient appears to have an infection in an untreated laceration on the calf. The student is unsure of the assessment because the patient does not have a fever. The preceptor correctly explains that the older adult often does not have a fever with an infection. - Answers T The nurse uses the mnemonic DIAPERS to assess for urinary incont...