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Chapterj 1:jAn jIntroductionj to jEvidence-Based jClinicalj PracticejGuidelines .............................................. 3
Chapterj2:jPharmacokineticsj /Chapter3:jPharmacodynamics .................................................................13
Chapter4:jPharmacogeneticsj and jPharmacogenomics ...........................................................................25
Chapterj5:jPharmacology jAcrossjthejLifejSpan .....................................................................................30
Chapterj6:jDrug-Therapy jPrescribingjin jSpecialjPopulations..................................................................36
Chapterj7:jDrugjDevelopmentj and jApproval ........................................................................................45
Chapterj8-Chapterj10:jFoundationsjof jPrescription jWritingjChapterj9:jResponsibleControlled-
Substance jPrescribingjChapterj10:jAntibiotic jStewardship .....................................................................51
Chapterj11:jApplied jCalculationsjforj Prescribing..................................................................................58
Chapterj12-:jPromotingjAdherence jWith jPharmacotherapy jII:jSystem-Specificjand jPatient-
Focused jPrescribingjChapterj13:jPharmacotherapyjforjEar,jNose,jMouth,jandThroatjConditionsj/Chapterj14:j
PharmacotherapyjforjEyejConditions ...................................................................................................67
Chapterj15:jPharmacotherapy jforj Skin jConditions ................................................................................74
Chapterj16:jPharmacotherapy jforj Neurologic jConditions ......................................................................81
Chapterj 17:jPharmacotherapy jforj CardiovascularjConditions ................................................................94
Chapterj 18:jPharmacotherapyjforj Respiratory jConditions....................................................................106
Chapterj19:jPharmacotherapy jforjGastrointestinaljConditionsjand jConditionsjRequiringNutritionaljSupport
......................................................................................................................................................117
Chapterj 20:jPharmacotherapy jforjGenitourinary jConditions ................................................................128
Chapterj21:jPharmacotherapy jforj Renal,jAcid–Base,j Fluid,jand jElectrolytejDisorders ............................133
Chapterj 22:jPharmacotherapy jforj Musculoskeletalj andj Rheumatologicj Conditions................................146
Chapterj23:jTherapeutic jApplicationsjofj Immunology jandj Vaccines ....................................................158
Chapterj 24:jPharmacotherapy jforj Endocrine jDisorders........................................................................163
Chapterj25:jPharmacotherapy jforjHematologicj Disorders....................................................................174
Chapterj26:jHematology/Oncology jand jSupportivej Carejforj thejNononcologist .....................................190
Chapterj 27:jPharmacotherapy j Relatedj to jWomen’sjHealth jConditions..................................................196
Chapterj28:jPharmacotherapyj Related jto jMen’sjHealthj Conditions.......................................................211
Chapterj 29:jPharmacotherapyj Relatedj to jTransgenderjCare .................................................................217
Chapterj30:jAntimicrobialjPharmacotherapy ......................................................................................224
Chapterj31:jAntiretroviraljPharmacotherapy ......................................................................................235
Chapterj32:jPsychopharmacologyjandjIntegrativejHealth:jCombined jTreatmentjofPsychiatricjandjNeurocogn
itivejConditions ...............................................................................................................................247
Chapterj 33:jPharmacotherapy jforj Pain jManagement ...........................................................................257
Chapterj34:jSubstancejUsejDisorderj III:jHealth jPromotion jand jMaintenance .........................................267
Chapterj35:jOver-the-CounterjMedications........................................................................................283
Chapterj36:jPharmacotherapy jforjObesity ..........................................................................................291
,Chapterj1:jAn jIntroduction j tojEvidence-Based jClinicaljPractice jGuidelines
MULTIPLEjCHOICE
• Whatjisjthejprimary jpurpose j of jthej nursingj assessment?
A. Identifyingj underlyingj pathologic j conditions
B. Assistingj thej physician j in jidentifyingj medicalj conditions
C. Determiningj thej patientsjmentaljstatus
D. Exploringj patientj responsesj to j health j problems
ANS:jD
Ajnursingjassessmentjisjdonejto jidentify jthejpatientsjresponse jto jhealth jproble
ms.jDuringjthejnursingjassessmentjphase,jajcomprehensive jinformation jbaseji
sjdeveloped jthrough jajphysicaljexamination,jnursingjhistory,jmedication jhisto
ry,jand jprofessionaljobservation.jIdentifyingjunderlyingjpathologic jcondition
sjand jassistingjthejphysician jin jidentifyingjmedicaljconditionsjisjnotjpartjofjthej
nursingjprocess.jDeterminingjthejpatientsj mentaljstatusj isj onejpartj ofjthej nurs
ingj assessment,j butj itj isj notjthejprimary jpurpose.
DIF:jCognitivejLevel:jComprehension j
REF:jdmj36 jOBJ:j1 j|j3 jTOP:jNursingjPro
cessjStep:jAssessment
MSC:jNCLEXj Clientj Needsj Category:j Health jPromotion jand j Maintenance
• Whatjisjthejbasisj of jthejNANDAjIj taxonomy?
A. Functionalj health jpatterns
B. Human jresponse j patterns
C. Basicj human j needs
D. Pathophysiologic j needs
ANS:jB
Thej NANDAj Ij taxonomy j identifiesj human j response j patterns.jFunctionalj
componentsjof jhealth jpatternsjarejlimited jto jactivity,jfluid jvolume,jnutrition,j
self jcare,jand jsensory jperception.jBasicjhuman jneedsjcomprise jlessjthan jmer
ely jhealth jpatterns.jPathophysiologic jneedsjarej notjpartjof jthejscopejof jNAN
DAjI.
, DIF:jCognitivejLevel:jKnowledge jREF:j
pp.j37-38 jOBJ:j5 jTOP:
NursingjProcessjStep:jDiagnosis
MSC:jNCLEXj Clientj Needsj Category:j Physiologicalj Integrity
• Which jtask jisjincluded j in jthejassessmentjstep j of jthej nursingj process?
A. Establishingj patientj goals/outcomes
B. Implementingj thej nursingj carej plan j (NCP)
C. Measuringj goal/outcome j achievement
D. Collectingjand j communicatingj data
ANS:jD
Datajarejcollected jand jcommunicated jin jthejassessmentjphasejofjthejnursingjp
rocess.jEstablishingjgoalsjisjthejfunction jof jplanning.
ImplementingjthejNCPjisjthejfunction jof jimplementation. jMeasuringjoutcom
ejachievementjisjthejfunction jof jevaluation.
DIF:jCognitivejLevel:jComprehension j
REF:jdmj36 jOBJ:j2 j|j3 jTOP:jNursingjPro
cessjStep:jAssessment
MSC:jNCLEXj Clientj Needsj Category:j Health jPromotion jand j Maintenance
• Which jstatementj regardingj nursingj diagnosesj isj accurate?
a. Nursingjdiagnosesj remain jthejsamej forjasj longjasjthejdisease j isj present.
b. Nursingj diagnosesj arej written jto j identify jdiseasejstates.
c. Nursingj diagnosesj describe j patientj problemsj thatj nursesj treat.
d. Nursingj diagnosesj identify jcausesj related j to j illness.
ANS:jC
Diagnostic jstatementsjidentify jproblemsjajnursejisjindependently jablejto jtreat
jwithin jthe jscope jof jprofessionaljpractice. jNursingjdiagnoses jvary jwith jthe jch
angingjcondition jof jthejpatient.jThejresponsejpatternsjarejunique jto jthejpatien
tjand jarejnotjdisease jspecific.jNursingjdiagnosesjdescribejthejpatientsjhumanjr
esponse jpattern.
DIF:j Cognitivej Level:j Comprehension