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by Todd W. Vanderah, Chapters 1 - 66
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Table of Contents
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1.AIntroduction:ATheANatureAofADrugsA&ADrugADevelopmentA&ARegulation
2.ADrugAReceptorsA&APharmacodynamics
3.APharmacokineticsA&APharmacodynamics:ARationalADosingA&AtheATimeACourseAofADrugAAction
4.ADrugABiotransformation
5.APharmacogenomics
6.AIntroductionAtoAAutonomicAPharmacology
7.ACholinoceptor-ActivatingA&ACholinesterase-InhibitingADrugs
8.ACholinoceptor-BlockingADrugs
9.AAdrenoceptorAAgonistsA&ASympathomimeticADrugs
10.AAdrenoceptorAAntagonistADrugs
11.AAntihypertensiveAAgents
12.AVasodilatorsA&AtheATreatmentAofAAnginaAPectoris
13.ADrugsAUsedAinAHeartAFailure
14.AAgentsAUsedAinACardiacAArrhythmias
15.ADiureticAAgents
16.AHistamine,ASerotonin,A&AtheAErgotAAlkaloids
17.AVasoactiveAPeptides
18.ATheAEicosanoids:AProstaglandins,AThromboxanes,ALeukotrienes,A&ARelatedACompounds
19.ANitricAOxide
20.ADrugsAUsedAinAAsthma
21.AIntroductionAtoAtheAPharmacologyAofACNSADrugs
22.ASedative-HypnoticADrugs
23.ATheAAlcohols
24.AAntiseizureADrugs
25.AGeneralAAnesthetics
26.ALocalAAnesthetics
27.ASkeletalAMuscleARelaxants
28.APharmacologicAManagementAofAParkinsonismA&AOtherAMovementADisorders
29.AAntipsychoticAAgentsA&ALithium
30.AAntidepressantAAgents
31.AOpioidAAgonistsA&AAntagonists
32.ADrugsAofAAbuse
33.AAgentsAUsedAinACytopenias;AHematopoieticAGrowthAFactors
34.ADrugsAUsedAinADisordersAofACoagulation
35.AAgentsAUsedAinADyslipidemia
36.ANonsteroidalAAnti-InflammatoryADrugs,ADisease-
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ModifyingAAntirheumaticADrugs,ANonopioidAAnalgesics,A&ADrugsAUsedAinAGout
37.AHypothalamicA&APituitaryAHormones
38.AThyroidA&AAntithyroidADrugs
39.AAdrenocorticosteroidsA&AAdrenocorticalAAntagonists
40.ATheAGonadalAHormonesA&AInhibitors
41.APancreaticAHormonesA&AAntidiabeticADrugs
42.AAgentsAThatAAffectABoneAMineralAHomeostasis
43.ABeta-LactamA&AOtherACellAWall-A&AMembrane-ActiveAAntibiotics
44.ATetracyclines,AMacrolides,AClindamycin,AChloramphenicol,AStreptogramins,A&AOxazolidinones
45.AAminoglycosidesA&ASpectinomycin
46.ASulfonamides,ATrimethoprim,A&AQuinolones
47.AAntimycobacterialADrugs
48.AAntifungalAAgents
49.AAntiviralAAgents
50.AMiscellaneousAAntimicrobialAAgents;ADisinfectants,AAntiseptics,A&ASterilants
51.AClinicalAUseAofAAntimicrobialAAgents
52.AAntiprotozoalADrugs
53.AClinicalAPharmacologyAofAtheAAntihelminthicADrugs
54.ACancerAChemotherapy
55.AImmunopharmacology
56.AIntroductionAtoAToxicology:AOccupationalA&AEnvironmental
57.AHeavyAMetalAIntoxicationA&AChelators
58.AManagementAofAtheAPoisonedAPatient
59.ASpecialAAspectsAofAPerinatalA&APediatricAPharmacology
60.ASpecialAAspectsAofAGeriatricAPharmacology
61.ADermatologicAPharmacology
62.ADrugsAUsedAinAtheATreatmentAofAGastrointestinalADiseases
63.ATherapeuticA&AToxicAPotentialAofAOver-the-CounterAAgents
64.ADietaryASupplementsA&AHerbalAMedications
65.ARationalAPrescribingA&APrescriptionAWriting
66.AImportantADrugAInteractionsA&ATheirAMechanismsA
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Chapter 1. Introduction: The Nature of Drugs & Drug Development & Regulation
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1.
AAnurseAworkingAinAradiologyAadministersAiodineAtoAaApatientAwhoAisAhavi
ngAaAcomputedAtomographyA(CT)Ascan.ATheAnurseAworkingAonAtheAoncologyA
unitAadministersAchemotherapyAtoApatientsAwhoAhaveAcancer.AAtAtheAPublicAH
ealthADepartment,AaAnurseAadministersAaAmeasles-mumps-
rubellaA(MMR)AvaccineAtoAaA14-month-
oldAchildAasAaAroutineAimmunization.AWhichAbranchAofApharmacologyAbestAde
scribesAtheAactionsAofAallAthreeA nurses?
A) Pharmacoeconomics
B) Pharmacotherapeutics
C) Pharmacodynamics
D) Pharmacokinetics
ANSWER: B
Feedback:
PharmacologyAisAtheAstudyAofAtheAbiologicAeffectsAofAchemicals.ANursesAareAi
nvolvedAwithAclinicalApharmacologyAorApharmacotherapeutics,AwhichAisAaAbr
anchAofApharmacologyAthatAdealsAwithAtheAusesAofAdrugsAtoAtreat,Aprevent,Aan
dAdiagnoseAdisease.ATheAradiologyAnurseAisAadministeringAaAdrugAtoAhelpAdia
gnoseAaAdisease.ATheAoncologyAnurseAisAadministeringAaAdrugAtoAhelpAtreatAaA
disease.APharmacoeconomicsAincludesAanyAcostsAinvolvedAinAdrugA therapy.
PharmacodynamicsAinvolvesAhowAaAdrugAaffectsAtheAbodyAan
dApharmacokineticsAisAhowAtheAbodyAactsAonAtheAbody.
2.
AAphysicianAhasAorderedAintramuscularA(IM)AinjectionsAofAmorphine,AaAna
rcotic,AeveryA4AhoursAasAneededAforApainAinAaAmotorAvehicleAaccidentAvictim.A
TheAnurseAisAawareAthisAdrugAhasAaAhighAabuseApotential.AUnderAwhatAcatego
ryAwouldAmorphineAbeAclassified?
A) ScheduleAI
B) ScheduleAII
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Katzung's Basic and Clinical Pharm
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acology, 16th EditionA A A
by Todd W. Vanderah, Chapters 1 - 66
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Katzung'sABasicAandAClinicalAPharmacology
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Table of Contents
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1.AIntroduction:ATheANatureAofADrugsA&ADrugADevelopmentA&ARegulation
2.ADrugAReceptorsA&APharmacodynamics
3.APharmacokineticsA&APharmacodynamics:ARationalADosingA&AtheATimeACourseAofADrugAAction
4.ADrugABiotransformation
5.APharmacogenomics
6.AIntroductionAtoAAutonomicAPharmacology
7.ACholinoceptor-ActivatingA&ACholinesterase-InhibitingADrugs
8.ACholinoceptor-BlockingADrugs
9.AAdrenoceptorAAgonistsA&ASympathomimeticADrugs
10.AAdrenoceptorAAntagonistADrugs
11.AAntihypertensiveAAgents
12.AVasodilatorsA&AtheATreatmentAofAAnginaAPectoris
13.ADrugsAUsedAinAHeartAFailure
14.AAgentsAUsedAinACardiacAArrhythmias
15.ADiureticAAgents
16.AHistamine,ASerotonin,A&AtheAErgotAAlkaloids
17.AVasoactiveAPeptides
18.ATheAEicosanoids:AProstaglandins,AThromboxanes,ALeukotrienes,A&ARelatedACompounds
19.ANitricAOxide
20.ADrugsAUsedAinAAsthma
21.AIntroductionAtoAtheAPharmacologyAofACNSADrugs
22.ASedative-HypnoticADrugs
23.ATheAAlcohols
24.AAntiseizureADrugs
25.AGeneralAAnesthetics
26.ALocalAAnesthetics
27.ASkeletalAMuscleARelaxants
28.APharmacologicAManagementAofAParkinsonismA&AOtherAMovementADisorders
29.AAntipsychoticAAgentsA&ALithium
30.AAntidepressantAAgents
31.AOpioidAAgonistsA&AAntagonists
32.ADrugsAofAAbuse
33.AAgentsAUsedAinACytopenias;AHematopoieticAGrowthAFactors
34.ADrugsAUsedAinADisordersAofACoagulation
35.AAgentsAUsedAinADyslipidemia
36.ANonsteroidalAAnti-InflammatoryADrugs,ADisease-
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ModifyingAAntirheumaticADrugs,ANonopioidAAnalgesics,A&ADrugsAUsedAinAGout
37.AHypothalamicA&APituitaryAHormones
38.AThyroidA&AAntithyroidADrugs
39.AAdrenocorticosteroidsA&AAdrenocorticalAAntagonists
40.ATheAGonadalAHormonesA&AInhibitors
41.APancreaticAHormonesA&AAntidiabeticADrugs
42.AAgentsAThatAAffectABoneAMineralAHomeostasis
43.ABeta-LactamA&AOtherACellAWall-A&AMembrane-ActiveAAntibiotics
44.ATetracyclines,AMacrolides,AClindamycin,AChloramphenicol,AStreptogramins,A&AOxazolidinones
45.AAminoglycosidesA&ASpectinomycin
46.ASulfonamides,ATrimethoprim,A&AQuinolones
47.AAntimycobacterialADrugs
48.AAntifungalAAgents
49.AAntiviralAAgents
50.AMiscellaneousAAntimicrobialAAgents;ADisinfectants,AAntiseptics,A&ASterilants
51.AClinicalAUseAofAAntimicrobialAAgents
52.AAntiprotozoalADrugs
53.AClinicalAPharmacologyAofAtheAAntihelminthicADrugs
54.ACancerAChemotherapy
55.AImmunopharmacology
56.AIntroductionAtoAToxicology:AOccupationalA&AEnvironmental
57.AHeavyAMetalAIntoxicationA&AChelators
58.AManagementAofAtheAPoisonedAPatient
59.ASpecialAAspectsAofAPerinatalA&APediatricAPharmacology
60.ASpecialAAspectsAofAGeriatricAPharmacology
61.ADermatologicAPharmacology
62.ADrugsAUsedAinAtheATreatmentAofAGastrointestinalADiseases
63.ATherapeuticA&AToxicAPotentialAofAOver-the-CounterAAgents
64.ADietaryASupplementsA&AHerbalAMedications
65.ARationalAPrescribingA&APrescriptionAWriting
66.AImportantADrugAInteractionsA&ATheirAMechanismsA
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Chapter 1. Introduction: The Nature of Drugs & Drug Development & Regulation
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1.
AAnurseAworkingAinAradiologyAadministersAiodineAtoAaApatientAwhoAisAhavi
ngAaAcomputedAtomographyA(CT)Ascan.ATheAnurseAworkingAonAtheAoncologyA
unitAadministersAchemotherapyAtoApatientsAwhoAhaveAcancer.AAtAtheAPublicAH
ealthADepartment,AaAnurseAadministersAaAmeasles-mumps-
rubellaA(MMR)AvaccineAtoAaA14-month-
oldAchildAasAaAroutineAimmunization.AWhichAbranchAofApharmacologyAbestAde
scribesAtheAactionsAofAallAthreeA nurses?
A) Pharmacoeconomics
B) Pharmacotherapeutics
C) Pharmacodynamics
D) Pharmacokinetics
ANSWER: B
Feedback:
PharmacologyAisAtheAstudyAofAtheAbiologicAeffectsAofAchemicals.ANursesAareAi
nvolvedAwithAclinicalApharmacologyAorApharmacotherapeutics,AwhichAisAaAbr
anchAofApharmacologyAthatAdealsAwithAtheAusesAofAdrugsAtoAtreat,Aprevent,Aan
dAdiagnoseAdisease.ATheAradiologyAnurseAisAadministeringAaAdrugAtoAhelpAdia
gnoseAaAdisease.ATheAoncologyAnurseAisAadministeringAaAdrugAtoAhelpAtreatAaA
disease.APharmacoeconomicsAincludesAanyAcostsAinvolvedAinAdrugA therapy.
PharmacodynamicsAinvolvesAhowAaAdrugAaffectsAtheAbodyAan
dApharmacokineticsAisAhowAtheAbodyAactsAonAtheAbody.
2.
AAphysicianAhasAorderedAintramuscularA(IM)AinjectionsAofAmorphine,AaAna
rcotic,AeveryA4AhoursAasAneededAforApainAinAaAmotorAvehicleAaccidentAvictim.A
TheAnurseAisAawareAthisAdrugAhasAaAhighAabuseApotential.AUnderAwhatAcatego
ryAwouldAmorphineAbeAclassified?
A) ScheduleAI
B) ScheduleAII
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