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Pharmacotherapeutics for Advanced Practice Nurse Prescribers, 6th Edition
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Author: Teri Moser Woo and Wendy L. Wright
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, TABLE OF CONTENT
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Chapterr1.rTherRolerofrtherAdvancedrPracticerNurserasrPrescriber ......................................................................... 4
Chapterr2.rReviewrofrBasicrPrinciplesrofrPharmacology ........................................................................................ 5
Chapterr3.rRationalrDrugrSelection ...................................................................................................................... 11
Chapterr4.rLegalrandrProfessionalrIssuesrinrPrescribing ....................................................................................... 14
Chapterr5.rAdverserDrugrReactions ..................................................................................................................... 16
Chapterr6.rAnrIntroductionrtorPharmacogenomics ............................................................................................... 19
Chapterr7.rNutritionrandrNutraceuticals ............................................................................................................... 22
Chapterr8.rHerbalrTherapies................................................................................................................................. 28
Chapterr9.rCannabis ............................................................................................................................................. 31
Chapterr10.rPharmacoeconomics ......................................................................................................................... 35
Chapterr11.rDrugsrAffectingrtherAutonomicrNervousrSystem .............................................................................. 38
Chapterr12.rDrugsrAffectingrtherCentralrNervousrSystem .................................................................................... 45
Chapterr13.rDrugsrAffectingrtherCardiovascularrandrRenalrSystems .................................................................... 53
Chapterr14.rDrugsrAffectingrtherRespiratoryrSystem ........................................................................................... 61
Chapterr15.rDrugsrAffectingrtherHematologicalrSystem ...................................................................................... 65
Chapterr16.rDrugsrAffectingrtherImmunerSystem:rVaccinesrandrImmunoglobulins ............................................. 69
Chapterr17.rDrugsrAffectingrtherImmunerSystem:rImmunomodulators ............................................................... 75
Chapterr18.rDrugsrAffectingrtherGastrointestinalrSystem .................................................................................... 77
Chapterr19.rDrugsrAffectingrtherEndocrinerSystem:rPancreaticrHormonesrandrAntidiabeticrDrugs ...................... 80
Chapterr20.rDrugsrAffectingrtherEndocrinerSystem:rPituitary,rThyroid,randrAdrenalrDrugs ................................ 83
Chapterr21.rDrugsrAffectingrtherReproductiverSystem ........................................................................................ 86
Chapterr22.rDrugsrAffectingrtherBonesrandrJoints ................................................................................................ 92
Chapterr23.rDrugsrAffectingrtherIntegumentaryrSystem ...................................................................................... 96
Chapterr24.rDrugsrUsedrtorTreatrBacterialrInfections ......................................................................................... 101
Chapterr25.rDrugsrUsedrtorTreatrViral,rFungal,randrProtozoalrInfections ........................................................... 105
Chapterr26.rDrugsrUsedrtorTreatrInflammatoryrProcesses .................................................................................. 108
Chapterr27.rDrugsrUsedrtorTreatrEyerandrEarrDisorders ..................................................................................... 111
Chapterr28.rAnemia ........................................................................................................................................... 113
Chapterr29.rAnxietyrandrDepression .................................................................................................................. 116
Chapterr30.rAttentionrDeficit-HyperactivityrDisorder ....................................................................................... 120
Chapterr31.rAsthmarandrAllergy ........................................................................................................................ 122
Chapterr32.rChronicrObstructiverPulmonaryrDisease......................................................................................... 125
Chapterr33.rContraception ................................................................................................................................. 127
Chapterr34.rCOVID-19:rAcuterandrChronic ....................................................................................................... 130
Chapterr35.rDermatologicalrConditions ............................................................................................................. 134
Chapterr36.rDiabetesrManagement .................................................................................................................... 138
Chapterr37.rGastroesophagealrRefluxrandrPepticrUlcerrDisease......................................................................... 146
Chapterr38.rHeadaches ...................................................................................................................................... 149
Chapterr39.rHeartrFailure ................................................................................................................................... 153
Chapterr40.rHIVrDiseaserandrAcquiredr ImmunodeficiencyrSyndrome .............................................................. 158
Chapterr41.rMenopausalrHormonerTherapy ....................................................................................................... 161

,Chapterr42.rHyperlipidemia ............................................................................................................................... 164
Chapterr43.rHypertension .................................................................................................................................. 169
Chapterr44.rHyperthyroidismrandrHypothyroidism ........................................................................................... 174
Chapterr45.rObesity ........................................................................................................................................... 177
Chapterr46.rPainrManagement:rAcuterandrChronicrPain..................................................................................... 181
Chapterr47.rPneumonia ...................................................................................................................................... 185
Chapterr48.rSexuallyrTransmittedrDiseasesrandrVaginitis .................................................................................. 187
Chapterr49.rSubstancerUserDisorders ................................................................................................................. 190
Chapterr50.rTuberculosis ................................................................................................................................... 195
Chapterr51.rUpperrRespiratoryrTractrInfection,rPharyngitis,rSinusitis,rOtitisrMedia,randrOtitisrExterna .............. 197
Chapterr52.rUrinaryrTractrInfections .................................................................................................................. 200
Chapterr53.rWomenrasrPatients .......................................................................................................................... 203
Chapterr54.rMenrasrPatients ............................................................................................................................... 207
Chapterr55.rPediatricrPatients ............................................................................................................................ 209
Chapterr57.rGeriatricrPatients ............................................................................................................................ 213

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PharmacotherapeuticsrforrAPNrPrescribers,r6e Ch01

Chapter 1. The Role of the Advanced Practice Nurse as Prescriber
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MULTIPLErCHOICE

1. Nurserpractitionerrprescriptiverauthorityrisrregulatedrby:
A. TherNationalrCouncilrofrStaterBoardsrofrNursing
B. TherU.S.rDrugrEnforcementrAdministration
C. TherStaterBoardrofrNursingrforreachrstate
D. TherStaterBoardrofrPharmacy
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2. Therbenefitsrtortherpatientrofrhavingranradvancedrpracticerregisteredrnurser(APRN)rprescriberrincl
ude:
A. Nursesrknowrmoreraboutrpharmacologyrthanrotherrprescribersrbecausertheyrtakeritrbot
hrinrtheirrbasicrnursingrprogramrandrinrtheirrAPRNrprogram.
B. Nursesrcarerforrtherpatientrfromrarholisticrapproachrandrincludertherpatientrinrdec
ision-makingrregardingrtheirrcare.
C. APRNsrarerlessrlikelyrtorprescribernarcoticsrandrotherrcontrolledrsubstances.
D. APRNsrarerablertorprescriberindependentlyrinrallrstates,rwhereasrarphysician’srass
istantrneedsrtorhaverarphysicianrsupervisingrtheirrpractice.
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3. Clinicalrjudgmentrinrprescribingrincludes:
A. Factoringrinrthercostrtortherpatientrofrthermedicationrprescribed
B. Alwaysrprescribingrthernewestrmedicationravailablerforrtherdiseaserprocess
C. Handingroutrdrugrsamplesrtorpoorrpatients
D. Prescribingrallrgenericrmedicationsrtorcutrcosts
ANS:r A PTS:r 1

4. Therprocessrforrchoosingranreffectiverdrugrforrardisorderrincludes:
A. Askingrtherpatientrwhatrdrugrtheyrthinkrwouldrworkrbestrforrthem
B. Consultingrnationallyrrecognizedrguidelinesrforrdiseasermanagement
C. Prescribingrmedicationsrthatrareravailablerasrsamplesrbeforerwritingrarprescription
D. FollowingrU.S.rDrugrEnforcementrAdministrationrguidelinesrforrprescribing
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5. Nonintentionalrnonadherencerofrdrugrtherapyrmayroccurrduerto:
A. Beliefrthatrmedicationrdoesrnotrwork
B. Adverserdrugrreactions
C. Chronicrconditionsrthatrrequirerdailyrtherapy
D. Forgetfulnessrorrdistraction
ANS:r D PTS:r 1

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