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ATI Pharmacology CH. 1 Exam Questions & Verified Answers

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ATI Pharmacology CH. 1
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Kidney dysfunction can lead to what? What is important to monitor? - ANSWER-It can lead to an increase in the duration and intensity of a medications response, so it is important to monitor BUM and creatinine levels. Therapeutic index (TI) - ANSWER-High level: have a wide safety margin so there is no need for routine serum medication-level monitoring. Low: Require close monitoring of the serum medication levels. Half-life - ANSWER-Liver and Kidney function affect Half-life. It usual...

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Sublingual and buccal absorption - CORRECT ANSWER-Quick absorption systemically through highly vascular mucous membranes. Rectal and vagina absorption - CORRECT ANSWER-Easy absorption with both local and systemic effects Absorption with Inhalation via mouth, nose. - CORRECT ANSWER-Rapid absorption through alveolar capillary networks Intradermal, topical absorption - CORRECT ANSWER-Slow, gradual absorption. Effects primarily, but systemic as well, especially with lipid-soluble medicat...

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Absorption with Inhalation via mouth, nose. Rapid absorption through alveolar capillary networks Intradermal, topical absorption Slow, gradual absorption. Effects primarily, but systemic as well, especially with lipid-soluble medications passing through subcutaneous fatty tissue. Subcutaneous, Intramuscular absorption Solubility of the medication in water: -Highly soluble medications have rapid absorption (10 to 30 min) -Poorly soluble medications have slow absorption. Blood perfusion ...

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