Test Bank For Advanced Pharmacology for Prescribers 1st Edition Luu Kayingo complete guide with rationale Advanced Pharmacology for Prescribers 1st Edition Luu Kayingo complete guide with rationale 1 Chapter 1: An Introduction to Evidence-Based Clinical Practice Guidelines 3 Chapter 2: Pharmacokine...
Test kBank:
Advanced k Pharmacology k for kPrescribers k 1st kEdition kLuu kKayingo
kLatestkEdition, k2024
, Table kof kContents
Chapter k 1: k An k Introduction k to k Evidence-Based k Clinical k Practice k Guidelines .................................. 3
Chapter k 2: k Pharmacokinetics k /Chapter3: k Pharmacodynamics .............................................................. 13
Chapter4: k Pharmacogenetics k and k Pharmacogenomics ........................................................................... 25
Chapter k 5: kPharmacology k Across k the kLife kSpan ................................................................................. 30
Chapter k 6: k Drug-Therapy k Prescribing kin kSpecial k Populations ............................................................ 36
Chapter k 7: k Drug kDevelopment k and kApproval ...................................................................................... 45
Chapter k 8-Chapter k 10: kFoundations k of k Prescription k Writing k Chapter k 9: k ResponsibleControlled-
SubstancekPrescribing kChapter k10: kAntibiotic kStewardship ................................................................... 51
Chapter k 11: k Applied kCalculations k for k Prescribing ............................................................................... 58
Chapter k 12-: k Promoting k Adherence kWith kPharmacotherapy k II: k System-Specific k and kPatient-
Focused kPrescribing kChapter k 13: k Pharmacotherapy kfor k Ear, k Nose, k Mouth, k andThroat k Conditions
k /Chapter k 14: kPharmacotherapy kfor k Eye kConditions ............................................................................. 67
Chapter k 15: k Pharmacotherapy k for k Skin k Conditions ............................................................................. 74
Chapter k 16: kPharmacotherapy k for k Neurologic k Conditions .................................................................. 81
Chapter k 17: k Pharmacotherapy k for k Cardiovascular k Conditions............................................................ 94
Chapter k 18: k Pharmacotherapy k for k Respiratory k Conditions ............................................................... 106
Chapter k 19: k Pharmacotherapy k for k Gastrointestinal k Conditions k and k Conditions
k RequiringNutritional kSupport ................................................................................................................. 117
Chapter k 20: kPharmacotherapy k for k Genitourinary k Conditions ............................................................ 128
Chapter k 21: k Pharmacotherapy kfor k Renal, k Acid–Base, k Fluid, k and k Electrolyte kDisorders ............. 133
Chapter k 22: k Pharmacotherapy k for k Musculoskeletal k and k Rheumatologic k Conditions..................... 146
Chapter k 23: kTherapeutic k Applications k of k Immunology k and k Vaccines ........................................... 158
Chapter k 24: kPharmacotherapy k for k Endocrine k Disorders .................................................................... 163
Chapter k 25: kPharmacotherapy k for k Hematologic k Disorders ................................................................ 174
Chapter k 26: k Hematology/Oncology k and k Supportive k Care kfor k the kNononcologist ......................... 190
Chapter k 27: kPharmacotherapy k Related k to k Women’s k Health k Conditions ........................................ 196
Chapter k 28: k Pharmacotherapy k Related k to k Men’s k Health k Conditions .............................................. 211
Chapter k 29: k Pharmacotherapy k Related k to kTransgender k Care ........................................................... 217
Chapter k 30: k Antimicrobial k Pharmacotherapy ....................................................................................... 224
Chapter k 31: k Antiretroviral k Pharmacotherapy........................................................................................ 235
Chapter k32: kPsychopharmacology kand kIntegrative kHealth: kCombined kTreatment kofPsychiatric kand
kNeurocognitive kConditions ..................................................................................................................... 247
Chapter k 33: kPharmacotherapy kfor k Pain kManagement ........................................................................ 257
Chapter k 34: k Substance k Use kDisorder k III: k Health kPromotion k and kMaintenance ............................ 267
Chapter k 35: k Over-the-Counter k Medications ......................................................................................... 283
Chapter k 36: kPharmacotherapy kfor k Obesity .......................................................................................... 291
,Chapter k 1: k An k Introduction k to k Evidence-Based k Clinical k Practice k Guidelines
MULTIPLE kCHOICE
• What kis kthe kprimary k purpose k of kthe k nursing
k assessment?
A. Identifying k underlying k pathologic k conditions
B. Assisting k the k physician k in kidentifying k medical k conditions
C. Determining k the k patients k mental kstatus
D. Exploring k patient k responses k to k health k problems
ANS: kD
A knursing k assessment k is k done k to k identify kthe k patients k response k to
k health kproblems. k During k the k nursing k assessment k phase, ka
k comprehensive kinformation kbase k is k developed k through k a k physical
kexamination, k nursing khistory, k medication k history, k and kprofessional
k observation. k Identifying kunderlying k pathologic k conditions k and
k assisting k the k physician k in k identifyingkmedical kconditions k is k not kpart
k of k the k nursing kprocess. k Determining k the kpatients k mental k status k is
k one k part k of k the k nursing k assessment, k but k it k is k not kthe kprimary
kpurpose.
DIF: k Cognitive k Level:
k ComprehensionkREF: kdm k 36 k OBJ:
k1 k | k3 kTOP: kNursing kProcess kStep:
kAssessment
MSC: kNCLEX k Client k Needs k Category: k Health k Promotion k and k Maintenance
• What kis kthe k basis k of kthe k NANDA kI k taxonomy?
A. Functional k health kpatterns
B. Human k response k patterns
C. Basic k human k needs
D. Pathophysiologic k needs
ANS: kB
The kNANDA kI ktaxonomy k identifies k human k response k patterns.
kFunctional kcomponents kof khealth kpatterns kare klimited kto kactivity,
kfluid kvolume, knutrition, kself kcare, kand ksensory kperception. kBasic
khuman kneeds kcomprise kless kthan kmerely khealth kpatterns.
k Pathophysiologic kneeds k are knot kpart kof kthe kscope k of kNANDA kI.
, DIF: k Cognitive k Level:
k KnowledgekREF: kpp. k 37-38
k OBJ: k5 kTOP:
Nursing k Process k Step: kDiagnosis
MSC: k NCLEX k Client k Needs k Category: k Physiological k Integrity
• Which ktask k is kincluded k in kthe kassessment k step k of kthe k nursing k process?
A. Establishing k patient k goals/outcomes
B. Implementing k the k nursing k care k plan k (NCP)
C. Measuring k goal/outcome k achievement
D. Collecting k and k communicating k data
ANS: kD
Data k are k collected k and k communicated k in k the k assessment k phase k of
k theknursing kprocess. k Establishing k goals k is k the k function k of k planning.
Implementing k the k NCP kis k the k function k of k implementation.
k Measuringkoutcome kachievement k is k the kfunction k of kevaluation.
DIF: k Cognitive k Level:
k ComprehensionkREF: kdm k 36 k OBJ:
k2 k | k3 kTOP: kNursing kProcess kStep:
kAssessment
MSC: kNCLEX k Client k Needs k Category: k Health k Promotion k and k Maintenance
• Which k statement k regarding k nursing k diagnoses k is k accurate?
a. Nursing k diagnoses k remain kthe ksame k for k as k long kas k the kdisease k is
k present.
b. Nursing k diagnoses k are k written k to k identify kdisease kstates.
c. Nursing k diagnoses k describe k patient k problems k that k nurses k treat.
d. Nursing k diagnoses k identify k causes k related k to k illness.
ANS: kC
Diagnostic k statements k identify k problems k a k nurse k is k independently
k able k toktreat k within k the k scope k of kprofessional kpractice. k Nursing
k diagnoses k vary kwith kthe k changing k condition k of kthe k patient. k The
k response k patterns k are kunique k to kthe kpatient k and k are k not k disease
k specific. k Nursing k diagnoses kdescribe kthe kpatients k human kresponse
k pattern.
DIF: k Cognitive k Level: k Comprehension
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