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Mistakes in prescribing, dispensing, or administering medication.
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1 Nursing Process 2 Pharmacokinetics
3 Medication errors 4 Implementation
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A systematic approach to patient care that includes
Nursing Process assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and
evaluation.
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The process of collecting information about a
Assessment patient's allergies, medical history, and current/past
medications.
The identification of patient needs and the analysis of
Diagnosis / Analysis
therapeutic drug effects and adverse effects.
Establishing goals and outcomes for patient care and
Planning
planning interventions for safe and effective drug use.
The action taken by the nurse or client to administer
Implementation
drugs and provide teaching as per the care plan.
The process of determining if the plan of care was
Evaluation appropriate and if the goals were met or need
revision.
Classifications based on the usefulness of drugs in
Therapeutic Classifications
treating specific diseases or disorders.
Pharmacologic Classifications that refer to how a drug works at the
Classifications molecular, tissue, or body system level.
The study of how various dosage forms influence
Pharmaceutics
drug dissolution and absorption.
The route through which drugs are absorbed into
Enteral Route systemic circulation via oral or gastric mucosa or small
intestine.
A route of administration that involves injecting the
Parenteral Route
drug, affecting its dissolution rate.
Administration of drugs through the skin or mucous
Topical Route
membranes, including transdermal patches.
The study of how drugs move through the body,
Pharmacokinetics including absorption, distribution, metabolism, and
excretion.
The process of moving a drug across body
Absorption
membranes into the bloodstream.
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NUR 2092 Exam 1 Study Guide: Pharm Basics
Questions and Answers
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Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
Mistakes in prescribing, dispensing, or administering medication.
Choose an answer
1 Nursing Process 2 Pharmacokinetics
3 Medication errors 4 Implementation
Don't know?
Terms in this set (129)
A systematic approach to patient care that includes
Nursing Process assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and
evaluation.
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The process of collecting information about a
Assessment patient's allergies, medical history, and current/past
medications.
The identification of patient needs and the analysis of
Diagnosis / Analysis
therapeutic drug effects and adverse effects.
Establishing goals and outcomes for patient care and
Planning
planning interventions for safe and effective drug use.
The action taken by the nurse or client to administer
Implementation
drugs and provide teaching as per the care plan.
The process of determining if the plan of care was
Evaluation appropriate and if the goals were met or need
revision.
Classifications based on the usefulness of drugs in
Therapeutic Classifications
treating specific diseases or disorders.
Pharmacologic Classifications that refer to how a drug works at the
Classifications molecular, tissue, or body system level.
The study of how various dosage forms influence
Pharmaceutics
drug dissolution and absorption.
The route through which drugs are absorbed into
Enteral Route systemic circulation via oral or gastric mucosa or small
intestine.
A route of administration that involves injecting the
Parenteral Route
drug, affecting its dissolution rate.
Administration of drugs through the skin or mucous
Topical Route
membranes, including transdermal patches.
The study of how drugs move through the body,
Pharmacokinetics including absorption, distribution, metabolism, and
excretion.
The process of moving a drug across body
Absorption
membranes into the bloodstream.
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