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What 3 types of patient characteristics may alter the * Age
volume of distribution? * Edema
* Gender
What is the term for a drug that displays a degree of Agonist
affinity for a receptor that stimulates a response?
Which route of administration guarantees 100% IV
bioavailability?
The healthcare provider is going to prescribe a Ointment
medication for topical administration. To prevent water
absorption or evaporation, which formula should be
used?
What type of drug results in a higher volume of Lipid-soluble drugs
distribution b/c of the low-fat content content in the
bloodstream?
Which factor affecting oral absorption of a drug is GI motility
decreased in pregnant compared to non pregnant
women?
, At which point after conception does a developing Day 14
fetus become susceptible to the effects of drugs?
What is the most common method for pediatric dosing? Body weight-based dosing. mg/kg
What is the. best method for reducing the likelihood of Verifying patient weight
a medication error in a pediatric patient?
A medication with what characteristic is preferred for Short half-life
use during breastfeeding to reduce the risk of harm to
the infant?
What accounts for the increased risk of orthostatic * Changes in cerebral blood flow
hypotension in older adults? * Loss of the baroreceptor reflex
A 73-year-old woman is admitted to the hospital for Lorazepam
pos-op management following a fall and hip fx. The
patient typically drinks 3 to 4 alcoholic drinks per day.
What 1st line symptom-directed therapy for mild
symptoms of alcohol withdrawal is most appropriate?
Which patient with dementia is an appropriate A. patient who is agitated and threatening self-harm
candidate for consideration of antipsychotic
medication?
A. Patient who is agitated and threatening self-harm
B. Patient experiencing new onset insomnia
C. Patient with uncontrolled pain
D. Patient experiencing new-onset anxiety
What is an appropriate HgA1c goal for an OA with C. 7.5-8%
moderate comorbidity and a life expectancy of less
than 10 years?
A. < 6.5%
B. 6.5-7%
C. 7.5-8%
D. 8.5-9 %
What term refers to the study of inherited single or a Pharmacogenetics
few gene variations on drug therapy and response?
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Health Chapter 12 Assessment ExCPT Pharmacy Tech Exam Fundamental of Nursing US
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Terms in this set (244)
What 3 types of patient characteristics may alter the * Age
volume of distribution? * Edema
* Gender
What is the term for a drug that displays a degree of Agonist
affinity for a receptor that stimulates a response?
Which route of administration guarantees 100% IV
bioavailability?
The healthcare provider is going to prescribe a Ointment
medication for topical administration. To prevent water
absorption or evaporation, which formula should be
used?
What type of drug results in a higher volume of Lipid-soluble drugs
distribution b/c of the low-fat content content in the
bloodstream?
Which factor affecting oral absorption of a drug is GI motility
decreased in pregnant compared to non pregnant
women?
, At which point after conception does a developing Day 14
fetus become susceptible to the effects of drugs?
What is the most common method for pediatric dosing? Body weight-based dosing. mg/kg
What is the. best method for reducing the likelihood of Verifying patient weight
a medication error in a pediatric patient?
A medication with what characteristic is preferred for Short half-life
use during breastfeeding to reduce the risk of harm to
the infant?
What accounts for the increased risk of orthostatic * Changes in cerebral blood flow
hypotension in older adults? * Loss of the baroreceptor reflex
A 73-year-old woman is admitted to the hospital for Lorazepam
pos-op management following a fall and hip fx. The
patient typically drinks 3 to 4 alcoholic drinks per day.
What 1st line symptom-directed therapy for mild
symptoms of alcohol withdrawal is most appropriate?
Which patient with dementia is an appropriate A. patient who is agitated and threatening self-harm
candidate for consideration of antipsychotic
medication?
A. Patient who is agitated and threatening self-harm
B. Patient experiencing new onset insomnia
C. Patient with uncontrolled pain
D. Patient experiencing new-onset anxiety
What is an appropriate HgA1c goal for an OA with C. 7.5-8%
moderate comorbidity and a life expectancy of less
than 10 years?
A. < 6.5%
B. 6.5-7%
C. 7.5-8%
D. 8.5-9 %
What term refers to the study of inherited single or a Pharmacogenetics
few gene variations on drug therapy and response?
