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Test Bank
Basic and Clinical Pharmacology
14th Edition by Bertram G. Katzung
Chapters 1 - 66 Complete
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Table of Contents
C C
1.CIntroduction:CTheCNatureCofCDrugsC&CDrugCDevelopmentC&CRegulation
2.CDrugCReceptorsC&CPharmacodynamics
3.CPharmacokineticsC&CPharmacodynamics:CRationalCDosingC&CtheCTimeCCourseCofCDrugCAction
4.CDrugCBiotransformation
5.CPharmacogenomics
6.CIntroductionCtoCAutonomicCPharmacology
7.CCholinoceptor-ActivatingC&CCholinesterase-InhibitingCDrugs
8.CCholinoceptor-BlockingCDrugs
9.CAdrenoceptorCAgonistsC&CSympathomimeticCDrugs
10.CAdrenoceptorCAntagonistCDrugs
11.CAntihypertensiveCAgents
12.CVasodilatorsC&CtheCTreatmentCofCAnginaCPectoris
13.CDrugsCUsedCinCHeartCFailure
14.CAgentsCUsedCinCCardiacCArrhythmias
15.CDiureticCAgents
16.CHistamine,CSerotonin,C&CtheCErgotCAlkaloids
17.CVasoactiveCPeptides
18.CTheCEicosanoids:CProstaglandins,CThromboxanes,CLeukotrienes,C&CRelatedCCompounds
19.CNitricCOxide
20.CDrugsCUsedCinCAsthma
21.CIntroductionCtoCtheCPharmacologyCofCCNSCDrugs
22.CSedative-HypnoticCDrugs
23.CTheCAlcohols
24.CAntiseizureCDrugs
25.CGeneralCAnesthetics
26.CLocalCAnesthetics
27.CSkeletalCMuscleCRelaxants
28.CPharmacologicCManagementCofCParkinsonismC&COtherCMovementCDisorders
29.CAntipsychoticCAgentsC&CLithium
30.CAntidepressantCAgents
31.COpioidCAgonistsC&CAntagonists
32.CDrugsCofCAbuse
33.CAgentsCUsedCinCCytopenias;CHematopoieticCGrowthCFactors
34.CDrugsCUsedCinCDisordersCofCCoagulation
35.CAgentsCUsedCinCDyslipidemia
36.CNonsteroidalCAnti-InflammatoryCDrugs,CDisease-
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ModifyingCAntirheumaticCDrugs,CNonopioidCAnalgesics,C&CDrugsCUsedCinCGout
37.CHypothalamicC&CPituitaryCHormones
38.CThyroidC&CAntithyroidCDrugs
39.CAdrenocorticosteroidsC&CAdrenocorticalCAntagonists
40.CTheCGonadalCHormonesC&CInhibitors
41.CPancreaticCHormonesC&CAntidiabeticCDrugs
42.CAgentsCThatCAffectCBoneCMineralCHomeostasis
43.CBeta-LactamC&COtherCCellCWall-C&CMembrane-ActiveCAntibiotics
44.CTetracyclines,CMacrolides,CClindamycin,CChloramphenicol,CStreptogramins,C&COxazolidinones
45.CAminoglycosidesC&CSpectinomycin
46.CSulfonamides,CTrimethoprim,C&CQuinolones
47.CAntimycobacterialCDrugs
48.CAntifungalCAgents
49.CAntiviralCAgents
50.CMiscellaneousCAntimicrobialCAgents;CDisinfectants,CAntiseptics,C&CSterilants
51.CClinicalCUseCofCAntimicrobialCAgents
52.CAntiprotozoalCDrugs
53.CClinicalCPharmacologyCofCtheCAntihelminthicCDrugs
54.CCancerCChemotherapy
55.CImmunopharmacology
56.CIntroductionCtoCToxicology:COccupationalC&CEnvironmental
57.CHeavyCMetalCIntoxicationC&CChelators
58.CManagementCofCtheCPoisonedCPatient
59.CSpecialCAspectsCofCPerinatalC&CPediatricCPharmacology
60.CSpecialCAspectsCofCGeriatricCPharmacology
61.CDermatologicCPharmacology
62.CDrugsCUsedCinCtheCTreatmentCofCGastrointestinalCDiseases
63.CTherapeuticC&CToxicCPotentialCofCOver-the-CounterCAgents
64.CDietaryCSupplementsC&CHerbalCMedications
65.CRationalCPrescribingC&CPrescriptionCWriting
66.CImportantCDrugCInteractionsC&CTheirCMechanismsC
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ChapterC1.CIntroduction:CTheCNatureCofCDrugsC&CDrugCDevelopmentC&CRegulation
1.
ACnurseCworkingCinCradiologyCadministersCiodineCtoCaCpatientCwhoCis
ChavingCaCcomputedCtomographyC(CT)Cscan.CTheCnurseCworkingConCthe
ConcologyCunitCadministersCchemotherapyCtoCpatientsCwhoChaveCcanc
er.CAtCtheCPublicCHealthCDepartment,CaCnurseCadministersCaCmeasles-
mumps-rubellaC(MMR)CvaccineCtoCaC14-month-
oldCchildCasCaCroutineCimmunization.CWhichCbranchCofCpharmacologyC
bestCdescribesCtheCactionsCofCallCthreeC nurses?
A) Pharmacoeconomics
B) Pharmacotherapeutics
C) Pharmacodynamics
D) Pharmacokinetics
ANSWER: B
Feedback:
PharmacologyCisCtheCstudyCofCtheCbiologicCeffectsCofCchemicals.CNurs
esCareCinvolvedCwithCclinicalCpharmacologyCorCpharmacotherapeutics,
CwhichCisCaCbranchCofCpharmacologyCthatCdealsCwithCtheCusesCofCdrug
sCtoCtreat,Cprevent,CandCdiagnoseCdisease.CTheCradiologyCnurseCisCadm
inisteringCaCdrugCtoChelpCdiagnoseCaCdisease.CTheConcologyCnurseCisCa
dministeringCaCdrugCtoChelpCtreatCaCdisease.CPharmacoeconomicsCincl
udesCanyCcostsCinvolvedCinCdrugC therapy.
PharmacodynamicsCinvolvesChowCaCdrugCaffectsCtheCbo
dyCandCpharmacokineticsCisChowCtheCbodyCactsConCtheC
body.
2.
ACphysicianChasCorderedCintramuscularC(IM)CinjectionsCofCmorphine,
CaCnarcotic,CeveryC4ChoursCasCneededCforCpainCinCaCmotorCvehicleCacc
identCvictim.CTheCnurseCisCawareCthisCdrugChasCaChighCabuseCpotential.
CUnderCwhatCcategoryCwouldCmorphineCbeC classified?
Test Bank
Basic and Clinical Pharmacology
14th Edition by Bertram G. Katzung
Chapters 1 - 66 Complete
, PageC2CofC822
Table of Contents
C C
1.CIntroduction:CTheCNatureCofCDrugsC&CDrugCDevelopmentC&CRegulation
2.CDrugCReceptorsC&CPharmacodynamics
3.CPharmacokineticsC&CPharmacodynamics:CRationalCDosingC&CtheCTimeCCourseCofCDrugCAction
4.CDrugCBiotransformation
5.CPharmacogenomics
6.CIntroductionCtoCAutonomicCPharmacology
7.CCholinoceptor-ActivatingC&CCholinesterase-InhibitingCDrugs
8.CCholinoceptor-BlockingCDrugs
9.CAdrenoceptorCAgonistsC&CSympathomimeticCDrugs
10.CAdrenoceptorCAntagonistCDrugs
11.CAntihypertensiveCAgents
12.CVasodilatorsC&CtheCTreatmentCofCAnginaCPectoris
13.CDrugsCUsedCinCHeartCFailure
14.CAgentsCUsedCinCCardiacCArrhythmias
15.CDiureticCAgents
16.CHistamine,CSerotonin,C&CtheCErgotCAlkaloids
17.CVasoactiveCPeptides
18.CTheCEicosanoids:CProstaglandins,CThromboxanes,CLeukotrienes,C&CRelatedCCompounds
19.CNitricCOxide
20.CDrugsCUsedCinCAsthma
21.CIntroductionCtoCtheCPharmacologyCofCCNSCDrugs
22.CSedative-HypnoticCDrugs
23.CTheCAlcohols
24.CAntiseizureCDrugs
25.CGeneralCAnesthetics
26.CLocalCAnesthetics
27.CSkeletalCMuscleCRelaxants
28.CPharmacologicCManagementCofCParkinsonismC&COtherCMovementCDisorders
29.CAntipsychoticCAgentsC&CLithium
30.CAntidepressantCAgents
31.COpioidCAgonistsC&CAntagonists
32.CDrugsCofCAbuse
33.CAgentsCUsedCinCCytopenias;CHematopoieticCGrowthCFactors
34.CDrugsCUsedCinCDisordersCofCCoagulation
35.CAgentsCUsedCinCDyslipidemia
36.CNonsteroidalCAnti-InflammatoryCDrugs,CDisease-
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ModifyingCAntirheumaticCDrugs,CNonopioidCAnalgesics,C&CDrugsCUsedCinCGout
37.CHypothalamicC&CPituitaryCHormones
38.CThyroidC&CAntithyroidCDrugs
39.CAdrenocorticosteroidsC&CAdrenocorticalCAntagonists
40.CTheCGonadalCHormonesC&CInhibitors
41.CPancreaticCHormonesC&CAntidiabeticCDrugs
42.CAgentsCThatCAffectCBoneCMineralCHomeostasis
43.CBeta-LactamC&COtherCCellCWall-C&CMembrane-ActiveCAntibiotics
44.CTetracyclines,CMacrolides,CClindamycin,CChloramphenicol,CStreptogramins,C&COxazolidinones
45.CAminoglycosidesC&CSpectinomycin
46.CSulfonamides,CTrimethoprim,C&CQuinolones
47.CAntimycobacterialCDrugs
48.CAntifungalCAgents
49.CAntiviralCAgents
50.CMiscellaneousCAntimicrobialCAgents;CDisinfectants,CAntiseptics,C&CSterilants
51.CClinicalCUseCofCAntimicrobialCAgents
52.CAntiprotozoalCDrugs
53.CClinicalCPharmacologyCofCtheCAntihelminthicCDrugs
54.CCancerCChemotherapy
55.CImmunopharmacology
56.CIntroductionCtoCToxicology:COccupationalC&CEnvironmental
57.CHeavyCMetalCIntoxicationC&CChelators
58.CManagementCofCtheCPoisonedCPatient
59.CSpecialCAspectsCofCPerinatalC&CPediatricCPharmacology
60.CSpecialCAspectsCofCGeriatricCPharmacology
61.CDermatologicCPharmacology
62.CDrugsCUsedCinCtheCTreatmentCofCGastrointestinalCDiseases
63.CTherapeuticC&CToxicCPotentialCofCOver-the-CounterCAgents
64.CDietaryCSupplementsC&CHerbalCMedications
65.CRationalCPrescribingC&CPrescriptionCWriting
66.CImportantCDrugCInteractionsC&CTheirCMechanismsC
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ChapterC1.CIntroduction:CTheCNatureCofCDrugsC&CDrugCDevelopmentC&CRegulation
1.
ACnurseCworkingCinCradiologyCadministersCiodineCtoCaCpatientCwhoCis
ChavingCaCcomputedCtomographyC(CT)Cscan.CTheCnurseCworkingConCthe
ConcologyCunitCadministersCchemotherapyCtoCpatientsCwhoChaveCcanc
er.CAtCtheCPublicCHealthCDepartment,CaCnurseCadministersCaCmeasles-
mumps-rubellaC(MMR)CvaccineCtoCaC14-month-
oldCchildCasCaCroutineCimmunization.CWhichCbranchCofCpharmacologyC
bestCdescribesCtheCactionsCofCallCthreeC nurses?
A) Pharmacoeconomics
B) Pharmacotherapeutics
C) Pharmacodynamics
D) Pharmacokinetics
ANSWER: B
Feedback:
PharmacologyCisCtheCstudyCofCtheCbiologicCeffectsCofCchemicals.CNurs
esCareCinvolvedCwithCclinicalCpharmacologyCorCpharmacotherapeutics,
CwhichCisCaCbranchCofCpharmacologyCthatCdealsCwithCtheCusesCofCdrug
sCtoCtreat,Cprevent,CandCdiagnoseCdisease.CTheCradiologyCnurseCisCadm
inisteringCaCdrugCtoChelpCdiagnoseCaCdisease.CTheConcologyCnurseCisCa
dministeringCaCdrugCtoChelpCtreatCaCdisease.CPharmacoeconomicsCincl
udesCanyCcostsCinvolvedCinCdrugC therapy.
PharmacodynamicsCinvolvesChowCaCdrugCaffectsCtheCbo
dyCandCpharmacokineticsCisChowCtheCbodyCactsConCtheC
body.
2.
ACphysicianChasCorderedCintramuscularC(IM)CinjectionsCofCmorphine,
CaCnarcotic,CeveryC4ChoursCasCneededCforCpainCinCaCmotorCvehicleCacc
identCvictim.CTheCnurseCisCawareCthisCdrugChasCaChighCabuseCpotential.
CUnderCwhatCcategoryCwouldCmorphineCbeC classified?
