NR 293 Pharm Exam 1 Chamberlain Questions
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Risks for injury know that anything can be a possible risk for
patient injury
9 rights of medicine administration right patient, right dose, right medication, right
time, right documentation, right route, right reason,
right response
what is a prototype the first drug of a class that all others are based
from (ex- morphine)
what is pharmacokinetics what the body does to the drug
what is pharmacodynamics what the drug does to the body
bioavailability what portion of the drug that entered the
circulation can have an effect on the body
first pass effect a drug enters the GI tract and is filtered to the liver
where some is destroyed
, what enzymes work in the liver P-450 enzymes
if a patient has cirrhosis of the liver, When the medication passes through the liver for
what will happen when they take a the first pass, there will be less P-450 enzymes so
medication? the bioavailability of the medication will be higher
and it will circulate in the bloodstream longer.
half life time required for 50% of the drug to be removed
from the body
Pharmacotherapeutics treatment of conditions
enteral route through the GI tract
parenteral tract outside the GI tract
how is medication absorption they have less gastric acid to break down
different for neonates and children? medications and availability is higher
why do more drugs enter neonate immature BBB, liver, and kidneys
and children's brains, why are meds
not as easily excreted/destroyed by
liver and kidneys ?
Polypharmacy The use of multiple medications on a regular basis
during which phase of the nursing planning
process does a nurse prioritize the
nursing diagnoses?
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exam COMPLETE (2026) (Latest Update 2026)
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Terms in this set (246)
Risks for injury know that anything can be a possible risk for
patient injury
9 rights of medicine administration right patient, right dose, right medication, right
time, right documentation, right route, right reason,
right response
what is a prototype the first drug of a class that all others are based
from (ex- morphine)
what is pharmacokinetics what the body does to the drug
what is pharmacodynamics what the drug does to the body
bioavailability what portion of the drug that entered the
circulation can have an effect on the body
first pass effect a drug enters the GI tract and is filtered to the liver
where some is destroyed
, what enzymes work in the liver P-450 enzymes
if a patient has cirrhosis of the liver, When the medication passes through the liver for
what will happen when they take a the first pass, there will be less P-450 enzymes so
medication? the bioavailability of the medication will be higher
and it will circulate in the bloodstream longer.
half life time required for 50% of the drug to be removed
from the body
Pharmacotherapeutics treatment of conditions
enteral route through the GI tract
parenteral tract outside the GI tract
how is medication absorption they have less gastric acid to break down
different for neonates and children? medications and availability is higher
why do more drugs enter neonate immature BBB, liver, and kidneys
and children's brains, why are meds
not as easily excreted/destroyed by
liver and kidneys ?
Polypharmacy The use of multiple medications on a regular basis
during which phase of the nursing planning
process does a nurse prioritize the
nursing diagnoses?
