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  • what is the term for how a drug is absorbed or exc
  • what type of drug interaction occurs when two drug
  • expected outcomes are defined as

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Chapter 1-Fundamentals Of Nursing Pharmacology
Questions And Answers With Verified Solutions
(GRADED A+).
What is the term for how a drug is absorbed or excreted - ANSWER pharmacokinetics

What type of drug interaction occurs when two drugs that produce the same effect are given together
- ANSWER potentiation

expected outcomes are defined as - ANSWER goals the patient should reach as a result of
planned nursing interventions

what is pharmacokinetics - ANSWER the absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion
of drugs by the body

how the drug circulates in the body

pharmacodynamics - ANSWER the biochemical and physical effects of drugs and the
mechanisms of drug actions

how the drug acts

pharmacotherapeutics - ANSWER the use of drugs to prevent and treat diseases

what it's used for

What is the scientific name describing atomic and molecular structure - ANSWER chemical

what drug name has only one name and is the safest to use - ANSWER one name

which drug name has multiple names - ANSWER the trade name

Classifies drugs that share similar characteristics - ANSWER pharmacologic class

Classifies drugs that share a similar use - ANSWER therapeutic class

Alkaloids end in - ANSWER "ine"

Glycosides end in - ANSWER "in"

What are 4 things that can come from animals as a natural drug source - ANSWER hormones,
oils and fats, enzymes, vaccines

What are 5 things that can come from plants as a natural drug source - ANSWER alkaloids,
glycosides, gums, resins, oils

What are the two fastest ways for drug administration - ANSWER sublingual and intravenous

What is an intra-articular injections - ANSWER joints

Phase I

, Phase II

Phase III

Phase IV - ANSWER testing on healthy volunteers

trials with people who have the disease for which the drug is thought to be effective

drug used on larger number of people

voluntary;involves postmarket surveillance of drug's therapeutic effects

IND stands for - ANSWER investigational new drug

What are some factors affecting absorption - ANSWER pain, stress, stomach contents, drug
formulation, drug interaction

What is passive transport - ANSWER drug moves from high to low concentration

requires no energy

diffusion

How are most drugs transported - ANSWER through passive transport

What is active transport - ANSWER requires energy

electrolytes

What is pinocytosis - ANSWER cell engulfs drug particles

fat-soluble vitamins

What is the first pass effect - ANSWER liver metabolism occurs before drug enters circulation

What are 3 things to know about drug distribution - ANSWER blood flow, soluble, protien
bound or not

How does blood flow affect drug distribution - ANSWER first goes to organs with alrge blood
supply

What crosses the membrane better fat or water soluble - ANSWER Lipid soluble

Drugs that bind to proteins are - ANSWER inactive and cant exert a therapeutic effect

Drugs are most often metabolized into what - ANSWER inactive metabolites which are then
excreted

Active metabolites do what? - ANSWER exert pharmacologic action

Prodrugs are what - ANSWER inactive until metabloed

chemos and antivirals

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