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NGR 6172 MidTerm Exam Preparation Guide [Week 1 - 6] Week 1 Chapter 1: “Prescriptive Authority and Role Implementation” It is generally agreed that providing health care includes: assessing health status, promoting health lifestyles, identifying/diagnosing normal and abnormal conditions, providing referrals, selecting appropriate measures, implementing treatment, and supervising on an ongoing basis -prevention, diagnosis, prescription, and treatment Physicians were the first health c...

Case 01: Focused Exam: Pain Management Results|Tanner Bailey,complete shadow health guide, Spring 2020. Tanner Bailey is a 30 year-old theater director who comes into his primary care clinic with severe back pain. The student takes Tanner's relevant medical history before deciding the appropriate...

NGR 6172 MIDTERM STUDY GUIDE

NGR 6172 / NGR6172 PHARM MIDTERM EXAM STUDY GUIDE 1). A patient who takes daily doses of aspirin is scheduled for surgery next week. The nurse should advise the patient to: a. continue to use aspirin as scheduled. b. reduce the aspirin dosage by half until after surgery. c. stop using aspirin immediately. d. stop using aspirin 3 days before surgery. 2). A patient who takes aspirin for rheumatoid arthritis is admitted to the hospital complaining of headache and ringing in the ears. The...

NGR 6172 MIDTERM STUDY GUIDE

NGR 6172 - PHARM EXAM 3 STUDY GUIDE/NGR 6172 - PHARM EXAM 3 STUDY GUIDE. CHAPTER 22 ● HTN first line therapy: diuretics and calcium channel blockers - diuretics: decrease plasma and extracellular fluid volumes. Results = decrease preload, decrease CO, decrease total peripheral resistance. Overall effect: decrease workload of hear and decrease BP. Thiazide is most commonly used - calcium channel blockers: smooth muscle relaxation by blocking binding of calcium to receptors and preventing...

NGR 6172 Pharmacology EXAM 3 STUDY GUIDE – A Grade | NGR6172 Pharmacology EXAM 3 STUDY GUIDE {2020} – School Graded NGR 6172 Pharmacology EXAM 3 STUDY GUIDE – A Grade | NGR6172 Pharmacology EXAM 3 STUDY GUIDE {2020} – School Graded

NGR 6172 MIDTERM SPRING GUIDE 1). A patient who takes daily doses of aspirin is scheduled for surgery next week. The nurse should advise the patient to: a. continue to use aspirin as scheduled. b. reduce the aspirin dosage by half until after surgery. c. stop using aspirin immediately. d. stop using aspirin 3 days before surgery. C Aspirin must be withdrawn at least 1 week before surgery. Aspirin cannot be continued as scheduled, because the risk for bleeding is too great. An interval...