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Page s1 sof s822




TEST BANK FOR Basic and Clinical Pharmacology
s s s s s s




s 15th Edition by Bertram G. Katzung
s s s s s s




Chapters 1 - 66 Complete
s s s s

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Table of Contents
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1. sIntroduction: sThe sNature sof sDrugs s& sDrug sDevelopment s& sRegulation
2. sDrug sReceptors s& sPharmacodynamics
3. sPharmacokinetics s& sPharmacodynamics: sRational sDosing s& sthe sTime sCourse sof sDrug sAction
4. sDrug sBiotransformation
5. sPharmacogenomics

6. sIntroduction sto sAutonomic sPharmacology
7. sCholinoceptor-Activating s& sCholinesterase-Inhibiting sDrugs
8. sCholinoceptor-Blocking sDrugs
9. sAdrenoceptor sAgonists s& sSympathomimetic sDrugs
10. sAdrenoceptor sAntagonist sDrugs

11. sAntihypertensive sAgents
12. sVasodilators s& sthe sTreatment sof sAngina sPectoris
13. sDrugs sUsed sin sHeart sFailure
14. sAgents sUsed sin sCardiac sArrhythmias
15. sDiuretic sAgents

16. sHistamine, sSerotonin, s& sthe sErgot sAlkaloids
17. sVasoactive sPeptides
18. sThe sEicosanoids: sProstaglandins, sThromboxanes, sLeukotrienes, s& sRelated sCompounds
19. sNitric sOxide
20. sDrugs sUsed sin sAsthma

21. sIntroduction sto sthe sPharmacology sof sCNS sDrugs
22. sSedative-Hypnotic sDrugs
23. sThe sAlcohols
24. sAntiseizure sDrugs
25. sGeneral sAnesthetics
26. sLocal sAnesthetics
27. sSkeletal sMuscle sRelaxants
28. sPharmacologic sManagement sof sParkinsonism s& sOther sMovement sDisorders
29. sAntipsychotic sAgents s& sLithium
30. sAntidepressant sAgents
31. sOpioid sAgonists s& sAntagonists
32. sDrugs sof sAbuse

33. sAgents sUsed sin sCytopenias; sHematopoietic sGrowth sFactors
34. sDrugs sUsed sin sDisorders sof sCoagulation
35. sAgents sUsed sin sDyslipidemia
36. sNonsteroidal sAnti-Inflammatory sDrugs, sDisease-Modifying sAntirheumatic sDrugs, sNonopioid
sAnalgesics, s& sDrugs sUsed sin sGout

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37. sHypothalamic s& sPituitary sHormones
38. sThyroid s& sAntithyroid sDrugs
39. sAdrenocorticosteroids s& sAdrenocortical sAntagonists
40. sThe sGonadal sHormones s& sInhibitors
41. sPancreatic sHormones s& sAntidiabetic sDrugs
42. sAgents sThat sAffect sBone sMineral sHomeostasis

43. sBeta-Lactam s& sOther sCell sWall- s& sMembrane-Active sAntibiotics
44. sTetracyclines, sMacrolides, sClindamycin, sChloramphenicol, sStreptogramins, s& sOxazolidinones
45. sAminoglycosides s& sSpectinomycin
46. sSulfonamides, sTrimethoprim, s& sQuinolones
47. sAntimycobacterial sDrugs
48. sAntifungal sAgents
49. sAntiviral sAgents
50. sMiscellaneous sAntimicrobial sAgents; sDisinfectants, sAntiseptics, s& sSterilants
51. sClinical sUse sof sAntimicrobial sAgents
52. sAntiprotozoal sDrugs
53. sClinical sPharmacology sof sthe sAntihelminthic sDrugs
54. sCancer sChemotherapy
55. sImmunopharmacology

56. sIntroduction sto sToxicology: sOccupational s& sEnvironmental
57. sHeavy sMetal sIntoxication s& sChelators
58. sManagement sof sthe sPoisoned sPatient

59. sSpecial sAspects sof sPerinatal s& sPediatric sPharmacology
60. sSpecial sAspects sof sGeriatric sPharmacology
61. sDermatologic sPharmacology
62. sDrugs sUsed sin sthe sTreatment sof sGastrointestinal sDiseases
63. sTherapeutic s& sToxic sPotential sof sOver-the-Counter sAgents
64. sDietary sSupplements s& sHerbal sMedications
65. sRational sPrescribing s& sPrescription sWriting
66. sImportant sDrug sInteractions s& sTheir sMechanisms s

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Chapter 1. Introduction: The Nature of Drugs & Drug Development & Regulation
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shaving sa s computed stomography s(CT) sscan. sThe snurse sworking son sthe


soncology sunit sadministers schemotherapy sto spatients swho shave scancer. sAt


sthe sPublic sHealth sDepartment, sa snurse sadministers sa smeasles-mumps-


rubella s(MMR) svaccine stosa s14-month-old schild sas sa sroutine simmunization.
sWhich sbranch sof spharmacology sbest sdescribes sthe sactions sof sall sthree


s nurses?



A) Pharmacoeconomics

B) Pharmacotherapeutics

C) Pharmacodynamics

D) Pharmacokinetics

ANSWER: B

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Pharmacology sis sthe sstudy sof sthe sbiologic seffects sof schemicals. sNurses
sare sinvolved swith sclinical spharmacology sor spharmacotherapeutics, swhich


sis sa sbranch sof spharmacology sthat sdeals swith sthe suses sof sdrugs sto s treat,


sprevent, sand sdiagnose sdisease. s The sradiology snurse sis s administering s a


sdrug sto shelp sdiagnose sa sdisease. s The soncology snurse sis sadministering sa


sdrug sto shelp s treat sasdisease. sPharmacoeconomics s includes sany scosts


sinvolved s in sdrug s therapy.


Pharmacodynamics sinvolves show sa sdrug saffects sthe sbody
sandspharmacokinetics sis show s the sbody sacts son sthe s body.




2. A sphysician shas sordered sintramuscular s(IM) sinjections sof smorphine, sa
snarcotic, severy s4 shours s as sneeded sfor spain s in s a smotor svehicle saccident


svictim.sThe snurse sis s aware sthis sdrug shas sa shigh sabuse spotential. sUnder


swhat scategoryswould smorphine sbe s classified?



A) Schedule sI

B) Schedule sII

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