Test Bank For Introductory Clinical Pharmacology
12th Edition By Susan Ford
Chapter 1 - 54 | Complete
, Introductory qvClinical qvPharmacology qv12th qvEdition qvSusan qvFord qvNursing qvTest
qvBank
Contents
Unit qv1 qvNursing qvFoundation qvof qvClinical qvPharmacology
1 qvGeneral qvPrinciples qvof qvPharmacology
2 qvAdministration qvof qvDrugs
3 qvMaking qvDrug qvDosing qvSafer
4 qvThe qvNursing qvProcess
5 qvClient qvand qvFamily qvTeaching
Unit qv2 qvDrugs qvUsed qvto qvFight qvInfections
6 qvAntibacterial qvDrugs: qvSulfonamides
7 qvAntibacterial qvDrugs qvThat qvDisrupt qvthe qvBacterial qvCell qvWall
8 qvAntibacterial qvDrugs qvThat qvInterfere qvWith qvProtein qvSynthesis
9 qvAntibacterial qvDrugs qvThat qvInterfere qvWith qvDNA/RNA qvSynthesis
10 qvAntitubercular qvDrugs
11 qvAntiviral qvDrugs
12 qvAntifungal qvand qvAntiparasitic qvDrugs
Unit qv3 qvDrugs qvUsed qvto qvManage qvPain
13 qvNonopioid qvAnalgesics: qvSalicylates qvand qvNonsalicylates
14 qvNonopioid qvAnalgesics: qvNonsteroidal qvAnti-inflammatory qvDrugs qvand qvMigraine
qvHeadache
Medications
15 qvOpioid qvAnalgesics qvand qvAntagonists
16 qvAnesthetic qvDrugs
Unit qv4 qvDrugs qvThat qvAffect qvthe qvCentral qvNervous qvSystem
17 qvCentral qvNervous qvSystem qvStimulants
18 qvAntidementia qvDrugs
19 qvAntianxiety qvDrugs
20 qvSedatives qvand qvHypnotics
21 qvAntidepressant qvDrugs
22 qvAntipsychotic qvDrug
Unit qv5 qvDrugs qvThat qvAffect qvthe qvPeripheral qvNervous qvSystem
23 qvAdrenergic qvDrugs
24 qvAdrenergic qvBlocking qvDrugs
25 qvCholinergic qvDrugs
26 qvCholinergic qvBlocking qvDrugs
Unit qv6 qvDrugs qvThat qvAffect qvthe qvNeuromuscular qvSystem
27 qvAntiparkinson qvDrugs
28 qvAntiepileptics
,29 qvSkeletal qvMuscle, qvBone, qvand qvJoint qvDisorder qvDrugs
Unit qv7 qvDrugs qvThat qvAffect qvthe qvRespiratory qvSystem
30 qvUpper qvRespiratory qvSystem qvDrugs
31 qvLower qvRespiratory qvSystem qvDrugs
Unit qv8 qvDrugs qvThat qvAffect qvthe qvCardiovascular qvSystem
32 qvDiuretics
33 qvAntihyperlipidemic qvDrugs
34 qvAntihypertensive qvDrugs
35 qvAntianginal qvand qvVasodilating qvDrugs
36 qvAnticoagulant qvand qvThrombolytic qvDrugs
37 qvCardiotonic qvand qvAntiarrhythmic qvDrugs
Unit qv9 qvDrugs qvThat qvAffect qvthe qvGastrointestinal qvSystem
38 qvUpper qvGastrointestinal qvSystem qvDrugs
39 qvLower qvGastrointestinal qvSystem qvDrug
Unit qv10 qvDrugs qvThat qvAffect qvthe qvEndocrine qvSystem
40 qvAntidiabetic qvDrugs
41 qvPituitary qvand qvAdrenocortical qvHormones
42 qvThyroid qvand qvAntithyroid qvDrugs
43 qvMale qvand qvFemale qvHormones
44 qvUterine qvDrugs
Unit qv11 qvDrugs qvThat qvAffect qvthe qvUrinary qvSystem
45 qvMenopause qvand qvAndropause qvDrugs
46 qvUrinary qvTract qvAnti-Infectives qvand qvOther qvUrinary qvDrugs
Unit qv12 qvDrugs qvThat qvAffect qvthe qvImmune qvSystem
47 qvVaccines
48 qvImmunostimulants qvand qvImmunomodulators
49 qvImmune qvBlockers
Unit qv13 qvDrugs qvThat qvFight qvCancer
50 qvTraditional qvChemotherapy
51 qvImmune qvModulating qvTherapies
Unit qv14 qvDrugs qvThat qvAffect qvOther qvBody qvSystems
52 qvSkin qvDisorder qvTopical qvDrugs
53 qvOtic qvand qvOphthalmic qvPreparations
54 Fluids, qvElectrolytes, qvand qvParenteral qvTherapy
, 1 General Principles of Pharmacology
qv qv qv qv
A qvnursing qvinstructor qvis qvpreparing qva qvteaching qvplan qvfor qva qvgroup qvof qvnursing
qvstudents qvabout qvpharmacology. qvWhen qvdescribing qvthis qvtopic, qvthe qvinstructor
qvwould qvfocus qvthe qvdiscussion qvonqvwhich qvof qvthe qvfollowing qvas qvan qvessential qvaspect?
A) Drug qvname
B) Drug qvclass
C) Drug qvaction
D) Drug
qvsource
qvANSWER: q v C
qvFeedback:
Pharmacology qvis qvthe qvstudy qvof qvdrugs qvand qvtheir qvaction qvon qvliving qvorganisms.
qvThus, qvan qvessential qvaspect qvof qvpharmacology qvis qvdrug qvaction. qvAn
qvunderstanding qvof qvthe qvdrug qvname,qvdrug qvclass, qvand qvdrug qvsource qvis qvimportant,
qvbut qvthe qvmost qvcritical qvaspect qvrelated qvto qvpharmacology qvis qvhow qvthe qvdrug qvacts
qvin qvthe qvbody.
2. A qvnursing qvstudent qvis qvpreparing qvto qvadminister qva qvprescribed qvdrug qvto qva qvpatient.
qvThe qvstudent qvreviews qvinformation qvabout qvthe qvdrug qvand qvits qvactions. qvWhich qvof
qvthe qvfollowing qvwould qvbe qvtheqvbest qvchoice qvfor qvobtaining qvthis qvinformation? qvSelect
qvall qvthat qvapply.
A) Nursing qvinstructor
B) Nurse qvassigned qvto qvthe qvpatient
C) Clinical qvdrug qvreference
D) Prescribing qvhealth qvcare qvprovider
E) Clinical
qvpharmacistqvANSWER:
q v C, qvE
Feedback:
Although qvthe qvnursing qvstudent qvcan qvask qvthe qvnursing qvinstructor, qvthe qvnurse
qvassigned qvto qvthe qvpatient, qvand qvthe qvprescribing qvhealth qvcare qvprovider qvfor
qvinformation qvabout qvthe qvdrug, qvthe qvbestqvchoices qvfor qvdrug qvinformation qvwould
qvinclude qvan qvappropriate qvdrug qvreference qvand qvthe qvclinical qvpharmacist.
3. When qvdescribing qvthe qvvarious qvtypes qvof qvmedications qvto qva qvgroup qvof qvnursing
qvstudents, qvaqvnursing qvinstructor qvwould qvidentify qvwhich qvof qvthe qvfollowing qvas qva
qvsource qvfor qvderiving qvmedications? qvSelect qvall qvthat qvapply.
A) Plants
B) Synthetic qvsources
C) Mold
D) Minerals
E) Animals
12th Edition By Susan Ford
Chapter 1 - 54 | Complete
, Introductory qvClinical qvPharmacology qv12th qvEdition qvSusan qvFord qvNursing qvTest
qvBank
Contents
Unit qv1 qvNursing qvFoundation qvof qvClinical qvPharmacology
1 qvGeneral qvPrinciples qvof qvPharmacology
2 qvAdministration qvof qvDrugs
3 qvMaking qvDrug qvDosing qvSafer
4 qvThe qvNursing qvProcess
5 qvClient qvand qvFamily qvTeaching
Unit qv2 qvDrugs qvUsed qvto qvFight qvInfections
6 qvAntibacterial qvDrugs: qvSulfonamides
7 qvAntibacterial qvDrugs qvThat qvDisrupt qvthe qvBacterial qvCell qvWall
8 qvAntibacterial qvDrugs qvThat qvInterfere qvWith qvProtein qvSynthesis
9 qvAntibacterial qvDrugs qvThat qvInterfere qvWith qvDNA/RNA qvSynthesis
10 qvAntitubercular qvDrugs
11 qvAntiviral qvDrugs
12 qvAntifungal qvand qvAntiparasitic qvDrugs
Unit qv3 qvDrugs qvUsed qvto qvManage qvPain
13 qvNonopioid qvAnalgesics: qvSalicylates qvand qvNonsalicylates
14 qvNonopioid qvAnalgesics: qvNonsteroidal qvAnti-inflammatory qvDrugs qvand qvMigraine
qvHeadache
Medications
15 qvOpioid qvAnalgesics qvand qvAntagonists
16 qvAnesthetic qvDrugs
Unit qv4 qvDrugs qvThat qvAffect qvthe qvCentral qvNervous qvSystem
17 qvCentral qvNervous qvSystem qvStimulants
18 qvAntidementia qvDrugs
19 qvAntianxiety qvDrugs
20 qvSedatives qvand qvHypnotics
21 qvAntidepressant qvDrugs
22 qvAntipsychotic qvDrug
Unit qv5 qvDrugs qvThat qvAffect qvthe qvPeripheral qvNervous qvSystem
23 qvAdrenergic qvDrugs
24 qvAdrenergic qvBlocking qvDrugs
25 qvCholinergic qvDrugs
26 qvCholinergic qvBlocking qvDrugs
Unit qv6 qvDrugs qvThat qvAffect qvthe qvNeuromuscular qvSystem
27 qvAntiparkinson qvDrugs
28 qvAntiepileptics
,29 qvSkeletal qvMuscle, qvBone, qvand qvJoint qvDisorder qvDrugs
Unit qv7 qvDrugs qvThat qvAffect qvthe qvRespiratory qvSystem
30 qvUpper qvRespiratory qvSystem qvDrugs
31 qvLower qvRespiratory qvSystem qvDrugs
Unit qv8 qvDrugs qvThat qvAffect qvthe qvCardiovascular qvSystem
32 qvDiuretics
33 qvAntihyperlipidemic qvDrugs
34 qvAntihypertensive qvDrugs
35 qvAntianginal qvand qvVasodilating qvDrugs
36 qvAnticoagulant qvand qvThrombolytic qvDrugs
37 qvCardiotonic qvand qvAntiarrhythmic qvDrugs
Unit qv9 qvDrugs qvThat qvAffect qvthe qvGastrointestinal qvSystem
38 qvUpper qvGastrointestinal qvSystem qvDrugs
39 qvLower qvGastrointestinal qvSystem qvDrug
Unit qv10 qvDrugs qvThat qvAffect qvthe qvEndocrine qvSystem
40 qvAntidiabetic qvDrugs
41 qvPituitary qvand qvAdrenocortical qvHormones
42 qvThyroid qvand qvAntithyroid qvDrugs
43 qvMale qvand qvFemale qvHormones
44 qvUterine qvDrugs
Unit qv11 qvDrugs qvThat qvAffect qvthe qvUrinary qvSystem
45 qvMenopause qvand qvAndropause qvDrugs
46 qvUrinary qvTract qvAnti-Infectives qvand qvOther qvUrinary qvDrugs
Unit qv12 qvDrugs qvThat qvAffect qvthe qvImmune qvSystem
47 qvVaccines
48 qvImmunostimulants qvand qvImmunomodulators
49 qvImmune qvBlockers
Unit qv13 qvDrugs qvThat qvFight qvCancer
50 qvTraditional qvChemotherapy
51 qvImmune qvModulating qvTherapies
Unit qv14 qvDrugs qvThat qvAffect qvOther qvBody qvSystems
52 qvSkin qvDisorder qvTopical qvDrugs
53 qvOtic qvand qvOphthalmic qvPreparations
54 Fluids, qvElectrolytes, qvand qvParenteral qvTherapy
, 1 General Principles of Pharmacology
qv qv qv qv
A qvnursing qvinstructor qvis qvpreparing qva qvteaching qvplan qvfor qva qvgroup qvof qvnursing
qvstudents qvabout qvpharmacology. qvWhen qvdescribing qvthis qvtopic, qvthe qvinstructor
qvwould qvfocus qvthe qvdiscussion qvonqvwhich qvof qvthe qvfollowing qvas qvan qvessential qvaspect?
A) Drug qvname
B) Drug qvclass
C) Drug qvaction
D) Drug
qvsource
qvANSWER: q v C
qvFeedback:
Pharmacology qvis qvthe qvstudy qvof qvdrugs qvand qvtheir qvaction qvon qvliving qvorganisms.
qvThus, qvan qvessential qvaspect qvof qvpharmacology qvis qvdrug qvaction. qvAn
qvunderstanding qvof qvthe qvdrug qvname,qvdrug qvclass, qvand qvdrug qvsource qvis qvimportant,
qvbut qvthe qvmost qvcritical qvaspect qvrelated qvto qvpharmacology qvis qvhow qvthe qvdrug qvacts
qvin qvthe qvbody.
2. A qvnursing qvstudent qvis qvpreparing qvto qvadminister qva qvprescribed qvdrug qvto qva qvpatient.
qvThe qvstudent qvreviews qvinformation qvabout qvthe qvdrug qvand qvits qvactions. qvWhich qvof
qvthe qvfollowing qvwould qvbe qvtheqvbest qvchoice qvfor qvobtaining qvthis qvinformation? qvSelect
qvall qvthat qvapply.
A) Nursing qvinstructor
B) Nurse qvassigned qvto qvthe qvpatient
C) Clinical qvdrug qvreference
D) Prescribing qvhealth qvcare qvprovider
E) Clinical
qvpharmacistqvANSWER:
q v C, qvE
Feedback:
Although qvthe qvnursing qvstudent qvcan qvask qvthe qvnursing qvinstructor, qvthe qvnurse
qvassigned qvto qvthe qvpatient, qvand qvthe qvprescribing qvhealth qvcare qvprovider qvfor
qvinformation qvabout qvthe qvdrug, qvthe qvbestqvchoices qvfor qvdrug qvinformation qvwould
qvinclude qvan qvappropriate qvdrug qvreference qvand qvthe qvclinical qvpharmacist.
3. When qvdescribing qvthe qvvarious qvtypes qvof qvmedications qvto qva qvgroup qvof qvnursing
qvstudents, qvaqvnursing qvinstructor qvwould qvidentify qvwhich qvof qvthe qvfollowing qvas qva
qvsource qvfor qvderiving qvmedications? qvSelect qvall qvthat qvapply.
A) Plants
B) Synthetic qvsources
C) Mold
D) Minerals
E) Animals
