Exam 3 pharmacology uta - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

pancreas - ANSWER insulin is normally make by the beta cells in the ______ hypoglycemia - ANSWER contraindication to using insulin hypoglycemia, weight gain, hypokalemia - ANSWER three main adverse affects to insulin 100 units per ml - ANSWER typical dosage for insulin lispro, aspart, glulisine - ANSWER three types of rapid acting insulin 10-15 minutes - ANSWER onset of rapid acting insulin 30-90 minutes - ANSWER peak of rapid acting insulin 4-5 hours - ANSWER duration of rapid acting in...

UTA Pharmacology Exam 1 Prep Questions With Correct Answers START OF NOTES #1 Nursing Process (ADPIE) - answerAn organizational framework for the practice of nursing. It encompasses all steps taken by the nurse in caring for a patient: Assessment Nursing Diagnosis (problem or need identification) Planning (Desired Outcome Identification) Implementation (Nursing Action) Evaluation Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) 2005 - answer-Stands for Quality and Safety Education for Nu...

Pharmacology UTA- Antibiotics Exam Questions With Correct Answers Bacteria - answersingle celled organisms that can be either gram positive or gram negative` How many outer layers does a gram positive bacteria have? - answer2 outer layers. so they stain purple because the dye can penetrate the layers How many outer layers does gram negative bacteria have? - answer3 outer layers, they don't stain because the dye can't penetrate all 3 layers Viruses - answerthe smallest and toughest p...

pancreas - ANSWER insulin is normally make by the beta cells in the ______ hypoglycemia - ANSWER contraindication to using insulin hypoglycemia, weight gain, hypokalemia - ANSWER three main adverse affects to insulin 100 units per ml - ANSWER typical dosage for insulin lispro, aspart, glulisine - ANSWER three types of rapid acting insulin 10-15 minutes - ANSWER onset of rapid acting insulin 30-90 minutes - ANSWER peak of rapid acting insulin 4-5 hours - ANSWER duration of rapid acting in...

What are the four phases of pharmacokinetics? - - Absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion Bioavailability - The extent of drug that becomes available to the body after absorption "Free Drug" - - The drug that is not bound to protein that is free to exert a therapeutic effect Nicotine is a? What (3) effects does it have? - - A CYP 450 inducer - Increase metabolism of drug and result in decreased effects and shortened half-life Grapefruit Juice is a? What (3) effects does it ha...