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Exam1BlueprintandStudy Guide
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General Tips forExamSuccess: Areview of anatomy and pathophysiology isincluded at thebeginning of most modules
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in the course. You will not see many direct questions about this information; however, this foundational knowledge is
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necessary to understand how drugs work in the body and how the body responds to drugs. You will be much more
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successful if you have a strong foundational knowledge and understanding of this information.
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You are responsible for knowing the name, MOA, Use, Common AE, Serious AE, Dosing, Administration, CI,
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Interactions, and Patient Education for all prototype drugs included in each module. Most of the exam questions
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will focus on the prototype drugs presented in each module. You also need to know about the drug class across the life
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span. There is content in each module that discusses use of each drug class in pediatric, pregnancy, breastfeeding, and
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older adult populations. You will not necessarily need to know an exact dose for prescribing on all of the prototype drugs,
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but if faculty stresses a certain dose in a lecture, you will be responsible for this information. Whenattempting to narrow
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downthe content, consider what youneed toknowto be asafeprescriber. Also, listen for tips and what is emphasized in the
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lecture. This study guide is intended to help you focus your studies, but it does not include a list of all necessary details
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about each individual drug. If any evidenced base guidelines were presented in the module, I would be sure to review what
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information was discussed by faculty in the lecture.
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The University of Alabama 99 99 99
CapstoneCollegeofNursing 99 9 99 9
NUR 521 Advanced Pharmacology 99 99 99
Exam1BlueprintandStudy Guide
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General Tips forExamSuccess: Areview of anatomy and pathophysiology isincluded at thebeginning of most modules
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in the course. You will not see many direct questions about this information; however, this foundational knowledge is
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necessary to understand how drugs work in the body and how the body responds to drugs. You will be much more
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successful if you have a strong foundational knowledge and understanding of this information.
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You are responsible for knowing the name, MOA, Use, Common AE, Serious AE, Dosing, Administration, CI,
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Interactions, and Patient Education for all prototype drugs included in each module. Most of the exam questions
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will focus on the prototype drugs presented in each module. You also need to know about the drug class across the life
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span. There is content in each module that discusses use of each drug class in pediatric, pregnancy, breastfeeding, and
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older adult populations. You will not necessarily need to know an exact dose for prescribing on all of the prototype drugs,
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but if faculty stresses a certain dose in a lecture, you will be responsible for this information. Whenattempting to narrow
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downthe content, consider what youneed toknowto be asafeprescriber. Also, listen for tips and what is emphasized in the
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lecture. This study guide is intended to help you focus your studies, but it does not include a list of all necessary details
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about each individual drug. If any evidenced base guidelines were presented in the module, I would be sure to review what
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information was discussed by faculty in the lecture.
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ModuleCovered 99 Exam Topic
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Allocation
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Principles of
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