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Additive Drug Interaction - Answer drug interaction where 2 drugs are taken at the same time/together with similar effects increasing each other's effectiveness ex. Aspirin + Acetaminophen = larger pain killing effect Antagonistic Drug Interaction - Answer drug interaction where 2 drugs are taken at the same time/together decreasing each other's effectiveness ex. Sudafed (↑BP) + Beta Blocker (↓ BP); Stimulants + Depressants Synergistic Drug Interaction - Answer drug i...

Why is patient education important - Answer - one of the most important roles of nurses as patients and family members need health education to make informed decisions - with shorter hospital stays there is an increased demand on nurses' time and more patients come in with acute conditions and have chronically ill patients - nurses are NOT the primary source of information and can clarify information from other healthcare providers What are the goals of patient education - Answer -...

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T/F, situational anxiety is a normal phenomenon and does not require meds - Answer T What are the 5 types of anxiety disorders - Answer Generalized anxiety disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, panic disorder, post traumatic stress disorder, and phobias. What are some alternative therapies for anxiety - Answer counseling, yoga, meditation, herbs What are non-prescription medications to aid in anxiety relief - Answer antihistamines What are the classes of prescription d...

what type of vaccine is the hepatitis B vaccine? - Answer Recombinant DNA technology Vaccine what is the MOA of the hepatitis B vaccine? - Answer Induces the production of HBV antibodies what is the efficacy of the hepatitis B vaccine? - Answer 99-100% effective when patients follow the recommended three-dose regimen someone who has a hypersensitivity ____________ should not receive the hepatitis B vaccine. - Answer yeast what type of drug is RhoGAM? - Answer Biologica...

Estrogen is mostly secreted by the _____ - Answer Ovaries Progesterone is secreted by the _____ - Answer Corpus Luteum Female Hormonal Cycle - Answer GnRH-->FSH-->LH-->Estrogen-->Progesterone Roles of Estrogen (estradiol) - Answer Encourage maturation of female reproductive organs and secondary sex characteristics (puberty) Effects many other body tissues and organs Decreases LDL Increases HDL Prevents cardiac disease Increases strength and length of bones ...

Nonpharmacologic Therapy of Cardiovascular Disease - Answer Decrease alcohol Decrease high-fat, high cholesterol foods Keep lipid labs within normal ranges Keep BP within normal range Keep blood glucose within normal range Exercise regularly Maintain healthy weight Don't use tobacco Classic S/S of Heart Failure - Answer Dyspnea- at rest or on exertion Fatigue, palpitations, angina Right sided failure- JVD and pedal edema Left sided failure- pulmonary edema, cough, orthopnea...

glucagon - Answer comes from pancreatic alpha cells secreated with decreased glucose levels (in blood) promotes glycogenolysis promotes breakdown of proteins into glucose promotes breadown of lipids into glucose insulin - Answer from pancreatic beta cells secreaeted with increased glucose levels (blood) encourages formation of glycogen prevents breadown of fat promotes protein synthesis prevents gluconeogenesis Factors that lower blood sugar levels - Answer fasting exerc...

Chief Cells, What are they what they do? - Answer Stomach cell that create and release pepsinogen. Pepsin, what are they what they do? - Answer They breakdown protein in food Parietal cell, What are they what they do? - Answer They are responsible for Gastric acid (Hydrochloric acid) hydrochloric acid what are they what they do? - Answer They help food to break down. Kills Microorganisms/harmful bacteria Convert Pepsinogen to Pepsin Encourages production of IF(intrinsic f...

What is Anxiety? - Answer A disorder that responds well to complementary and alternative medicine. What is Situational anxiety? - Answer A healthy response, is not disabling or consistent, does not require pharmacotherapy Name a few Anxiety Disorders - Answer Panic Disorder, GAD, Social Anxiety Disorder, OCD, PTSD Name a few Sleep Disorders - Answer Sleep-onset Insomnia, Sleep-maintenance insomnia, Sleep-offset insomnia, Non-restorative sleep Complementary and alternative...

Assessment in pharmacology - Answer Obtain a thorough medication history every time the patient enters the health care setting. Ask about food or medication allergies, health concerns, and use of OTC meds and herbal supplements. Assess renal and hepatic function. Identify areas of needed patient education with regard to medications. Planning in pharmacology - Answer Minimize factors that contribute to med errors. Avoid using abbreviations, question unclear orders, do not accept verbal o...

How is cardiac output calculated? - Answer stroke volume x heart rate how is blood pressure calculated? - Answer CO x peripheral resistance first class drugs to treat hypertension - Answer ACE inhibitors diuretics angiotensin II blockers calcium channel blockers second class drugs to treat hypertension - Answer beta adrenergic antagonists alpha1 adrenergic antagonists central acting alpha2 adrenergic agonists direct acting vasodilators hydrochlorothiazide - Answer ...

What is an appropriate outcome for drug therapy with metoclopramide for a patient with DM? a. alert and oriented x 3 b. no adventitious lung sounds c. Palpable peripheral pulse d. soft, non distended abdomen - Answer d Which complication of diabetes causes the most deaths? a. Cardiovascular disease b. hypoglycemia c. ketoacidosis d. Kidney damage - Answer a It would be priority for the nurse to respond to which symptoms if exhibited by a patient who is receiving insulin the...

The nursing process in community health focuses on: (select all that apply) A- the individual only B- the population C- the organization D- the client and family only - Answer B- the population The similarities between the nursing process and the epidemiological process include: A- entire ADPIE model B- evaluation only C- planning and implementation only D- goals only - Answer A- entire ADPIE model How is the community diagnosis different from the individual diagnosis? (sele...

Dr. Martin tells you that a drug's half-life is four hours. This means that _____. - Answer c. it takes four hours for 50 percent of the drug to leave the patient's body An antidepressant is prescribed to affect the patient's mood. This is called the drug's _____. - Answer c. desired action For the following questions, match the ADME process on the left with its description on the right. 3. Absorption 4. Distribution 5. Metabolism 6. Excretion - Answer Distribution...

pharmacology - Answer the study of medicines including administration, sites of action, & effects pharmacotherapy - Answer the use of drugs for prevention & treatment 2 types of classification of drugs - Answer therapeutic class: the condition the drug is treating pharamacologic class: how the drug acts in the body the "perfect drug" - Answer -effective -rapid / predictable response @ low doses -no adverse effects -taken conveniently (usually PO) -taken infrequent...

Pharmacology - Answer The study of medicine, including their administration, their sites of action, and their effects Pharmacotherapy - Answer The use of drugs for prevention and treatment Drug - Answer Anything that helps prevent, cure, or reduce symptoms of a medical condition. Therapeutic - Answer What the drug is treating Pharmacologic - Answer How the drug acts in the body Prototype - Answer An example within a class United States Pharmacopeia - Answer ...

What class of drug is furosemide? - Answer loop diuretic what class of drug is spironolactone? - Answer potassium sparing diuretic what class of drug is hydrochlorothiazide? - Answer thiazide diuretic what is the MOA of hydrochlorothiazide? - Answer Acts on the distal tubules to promote water, sodium, and potassium excretion what class of drug is lisinopril? - Answer ACE inhibitor what is the MOA of lisinopril? - Answer Prevents the conversion of angiotensin I to...

Failure to properly manage hypertension can lead to _____ , heart failure, or myocardial infarction. Poorly managed hypertension is also an important contributor to kidney disease and is a major cause of ______ impairment. - Answer stroke, visual no specific cause can be identified : - Answer Primary hypertension a specific cause can be identified : - Answer Secondary hypertension What is the most common adverse effect of lisinopril? A - cough B - blurred vision C- hypergl...

What is a name for the response triggered by the adrenergic system? rest and digest fight or flight lock and load feed and breed - Answer fight or flight Match the answers for the sympathetic nervous system (SNS) and parasympathetic nervous system (PSNS). 1 - SNS neurotransmitter 2 - PSNS neurotransmitter 3 - A drug that mimics the action of the SNS 4 - A drug that mimics the action of the PSNS A - Sympathomimetic B - Norepinephrine C - Parasympathomimetic D - Acetycholi...