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NUR2474 Pharmacology Quiz 2 Review Topics review: 1. General features of Alzheimer’s Disease on Donepezil a. Alzheimer’s is characterized by progressive memory loss, impaired thinking, neuropsychiatric symptoms and inability to perform routine tasks of daily living. Major pathologic findings are cerebral atrophy, degeneration of cholinergic neurons, and the presence of neurotic plaques and neurofibrillary tangles. b. Cholinesterase Inhibitors: (First drug approved by the FDA to treat AD....

NUR2474 Exam 1 STUDY GUIDE 2023/2024 PHARMACOLOGY 1 Exam 1 Review Guide NUR2474 Pharmacology Quiz 1 1. Nursing process as it relates to med administration a. 6 Rights of Med Admin i. Patient ii. Drug iii. Dose iv. Time v. Route vi. Documentation b. Extra rights to med admin i. Assessment ii. Evaluation iii. Patient to education iv. Patient to refuse care c. Biggest medication error is misinterpreting prescriptions i. Do not assume if something is unclear about an order. Clar...

NUR 2474/ NUR2474 Pharmacology for Professional Nursing Module 6 Quiz (2022-2023) | Grade A |Questions and Answers | Rasmussen 1. Causes of low H/H levels are... ~ Answer: low levels caused by anemia, low amounts of vitamins and nutrients, low oxygen capacity 2. How do we calculate heparin doses? ~ Answer: have to change units per hr to ml/hr. 3. Warfarin is an... ~ Answer: anticoagulant (oral) 4. What does warfarin do? ~ Answer: used for inhibiting clotting...

NUR2474 Pharmacology Module 6 Quiz tips: There are many negatively worded questions this time around. Please pay attention to the wording. 1. Cholestyramine (mechanism of action, indications, side and adverse effects, administration, monitofring, food/drug interactions) a. Bile-Acid Sequestrant b. Mechanism of action i. May decrease uptake of fat-soluble vitamins ii. Does not significantly reduce the absorption of stains, warfarin, digoxin, and most other drugs studied. iii. Reduces LD...

Characteristics of medications - ANSWER-1.Effectiveness: Most important property a drug can have 2.Safety: Drug cannot produce harmful effects 3.Selectivity: Drug elicits only the response for which it is given Properties of medicines to consider when prescribing to patients - ANSWER-Reversible action Predictability Ease of administration Freedom from drug interactions Low cost Chemical stability Simple generic name However, no drug is ideal... Patient specific variabilities a...

NUR2474 / NUR 2474 Pharmacology for Professional Nursing Final Exam Quiz Bank | Already Rated A| More than 100 Questions and Answers| Rasmussen College 1. A patient who is taking warfarin (Coumadin) has just vomited blood. The nurse notifies the provider, who orders lab work revealing a PT of 42 seconds and an INR of 3. 5. The nurse will expect to administer: A. phytonadione (vitamin K1) 1 mg IV over 1 hour. B. phytonadione (vitamin K1) 2. 5 mg PO. C. protamine sulfate 20 mg PO. D....

Characteristics of ideal medication Effectiveness Safety Selectivity reversible predictable easy to administer free from interactions low cost chemical stability simple generic name What properties of medications need to be considered when prescribed? Pharmacokinetics. Drugs in the same class (or different formulations of the same drug) may have different bioavailability, dose-concentration curves and half-lives. ... Pharmacodynamics. ... Therapeutic efficacy and safety. ... Cost...

NUR2474 / NUR 2474 Final Exam 3 Review (Latest 2021 / 2022): Pharmacology for Professional Nursing - RasmussenPlease review general tips from Quiz review document (test taking strategies, select all that apply questions, etc.). The test will utilize Respondus browser and monitor (using webcam). No notes or textbook allowed on the test. Calculator will be enabled in the browser General tips for studying: 1. Memorize names of medication categories from the presentation 2. Memoriz...

NUR2474 Pharmacology for professional Nursing Module 10 Quiz. 1. What can happen to the fetus if harm is done by drugs in the first trimester or through weeks 3 to 8? Correct answer- Most of the major fetal harm and gross malformations can be done here to the fetus from teratogenic drugs. 2. What can happen to the fetus if harm is done by drugs in the 2nd/ 3rd trimesters or from week 9 to delivery? Correct answer- Period where teratogenic drug exposure can disrupt function rather than org...