Advanced Pharmacology Guías de estudio, Notas de estudios & Resúmenes

Drug Development Process Pre-clincial Stage (Animal testing) of R&D INDClinical (Safety and effectiveness) R&DFinal Product Development Post-marketing Variations in drug development process Preclinical stage of R&D 1. Drug discovery 2. Biological characterization (drug action/ fate) 3. Pre-formulation studies 4. Initial formulations 5. Manufacturing and controls 6. Package label and design Clinical Stage Phase 1: Biological effects, safe dosage Phase 2: New drug treats small amou...

SynergisticDrug that enhances the effects of another drug AntagonistDrug that prevents an action of another drug NarcoticControl the class of drugs used to relieve pain PharmacologyStudy of medication and its usages Medication allergyAn immune response to a medication Sensitivity to medicationSymptoms or reaction to a medication Brand nameOfficial name of the medication Trade nameMedication name assigned by a manufacturer Controlled substanceDrugs have a potential for abu...

Anticholinergic Atropine Vasopressor Dopamine Beta Adrenergic Epinephrine What medications are used to treat sinus bradycardia? Beta Adrenergic- Digitalis Lanoxin Beta Blockers- Propanolol/Inderol Calcium Channel Blockers- Amlodipine, Cardizem Amiodarone Oxygen What medications are used to treat sinus tachycardia? CPR- Compressions aka external cardiac massage Defibrillation How is Pulseless Electrical Activity treated? Epinephrine CPR What drug is used to treat asystole? ...

Your 2 year old patient has developed oozing yellow crusted sores around his mouth. You suspect this is and is best treated by ? A. Impetigo; Bactroban Ointment B. Scabies; TAC 0.1% cream C. Chicken Pox; Acyclovir D. Herpes; Tamiflu A. Impetigo; Bactroban Ointment Black skinned persons from all cultures rarely get lice. True False True Your patient is using Spectazole cream for a fungal infection for 1 month and still has symptoms. You explain that: A. Fungus infections are very ...

1. Q_: Your patient is on Atorvastatin 40 mg daily, and presents for their routine follow up appointment. They complain of extreme fatigue, muscle aches, and dark colored urine. What is your best course of action given presentation? 2. Q_: Jillian is a Nurse Practitioner. She recognizes that Nurse Practitioner prescriptive authority Is regulated by: 3. Q_: Which of the following is a contraindication for antimuscarinic drugs? 4. Q_: Which medication class is recognized for the treatment ...

Q_: A patient with bronchial asthma is ... a ... release preparation of theophylline. To help minimize the adverse effects of the drug, which of the following should the nurse suggest? 2. Q_: The most effective therapy for a patient who is H. pylori positive with a gastric ulcer is: 3. Q_: A diabetic patient being ... for obesity tells the Nurse Practitionerthat he is having adverse effects from his drug therapy. The patient has been taking dextroamphetamine for 2 weeks as adjunct thera...

Once you graduate from an NP program, in order to prescribe you'll need: -Advanced nurse prescriber license -DEA # What is the purpose of a DEA #? Needed to prescribed scheduled drugs Rules for prescribing Schedule II drugs: -Written script needed -1 month supply only -No refills What is the PDMP? Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Used to effectively track patient's controlled substance uses across different health facilities (in the same state) What are clinical practice...

1. Question: A Nurse Practitioner is caring for a patient who is diabetic and has been ... with hypertension. An angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor, captopril, has been ... for her. Which of the following should the Nurse Practitioner assess before beginning drug therapy? 2. Question: A common side effect of metformin (Glucophage) therapy is: 3. Question: A female patient, age 36, is ... inhaled corticosteroid (ICS) for daily use. Which of the following adverse effects should the nu...

rationale drug prescribing define the patients problem specify the therapeutic objective collaborate with the patient choose the treatment educate the patient monitor effectiveness goals of treatment cure the disease relieve symptoms of disease replacing deficiencies (i.e. insulin) long-term prevention invasive, expensive, adverse reactions least ____, least ____, and least likely to cause _____ _____. often treatment is to have non-pharm and pharm therapies working together Ind...

clear liquids, full liquids, soft diet, regular diets surgery diet what do we need to add to diet if we have muscle injuries increase protein intake what kind of diet will lactose intolerant pt have limited intake of milk and dairy products--will need a vitamin D supplement what consist of a vegan diet plant foods this diet is prescribed according to client's ability to tolerate food therapeutic diet bananas, rice, applesauce, toast BRAT diet how do we promote independence and...