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NUR
2060
Pharm
Exam
1
PP
q's
part
1
1
gm
=
_____
mg
/
_____gr
-
ANS-1000
mg
/
15
gr
1
gr
=
_____
mg
or
_____
mg
-
ANS-60
or
65
mg
1
kg
=
_____
lbs
-
ANS-2.2
lbs
1
mg
=
_____
mcg
-
ANS-1000
mcg
1
oz
=
_____
TBSP
/
_____cc
/
_____
mL
-
ANS-2
TBSP
/
30cc
/
30mL
1mL
=
_____gtts
/
_____
minums
-
ANS-15
gtts/
15
minums
5
mL
(cc)
=
_____tsp
/
_____
dram
(dr)
-
ANS-1
tsp
/
1
dram
(dr)
7
Rights
of
Medication
Administration
-
ANS-Right
drug
Right
dose
right
route
right
time
right
patient
right
of
patient
to
decline
right
documentation
a
drug
this
has
high
efficacy
(is
highly
intrinsic)
requires
greater
or
fewer
receptors
to
be
effective?
-
ANS-fewer,
that
is
what
makes
it
so
efficient.
a
drug
with
high
efficacy
is
stronger
than
a
drug
with
lower
efficacy
-
ANS-true
A
patient
has
a
failing
liver.
What
should
we
be
aware
of
when
administering
a
medication?
-
ANS-a
failing
liver
produces
fewer
enzymes.
Therefor,
drugs
are
available
for
longer
and
can
build
up.
A
patient
has
a
kidney
infection.
Why
should
we
be
mindful
of
membrane
permeability?
-
ANS-because
we
want
the
full
form
of
the
medication
to
reach
the
site
of
action
to
get
full
therapeutic
effect.
affinity
-
ANS-how
strongly
attracted
to
receptors
a
drug
is
agonist
vs
antagonist
-
ANS-agonist
help
antagonist
hinders All
drugs
are
intended
to
have
some
effect
on
the
body.
Name
3
possible
effects.
-
ANS-1.
theraputic
2.
toxic
3.
fatal
Are
chemicals
normally
found
in
the
body
endogenous
or
exogenous?
-
ANS-endogenous
Are
drugs
endogenous
or
exogenous?
-
ANS-exogenous
at
what
point
in
the
time
action
profile
do
you
monitor
a
patient's
side
effects?
-
ANS-at
the
peak
you
measure
blood
levels,
assess
patient
for
sign
and
symptoms.
If
drug
isnt
working
then
you
call
the
MD
or
pharmacy
for
alternative
meds.
avoid
grapefruit
juice
with...
-
ANS-statins
CA
channel
blockers
Can
one
drug
have
more
than
one
use?
-
ANS-YES!
One
drug
can
have
multiple
actions
and
therefore
can
be
used
for
multiple
therapies.
(Benadryl
is
an
antihistamine
and
a
CNS
depressant
so
it
can
be
used
therapeutically
to
treat
allergies
or
as
a
sleep
aid)
ceiling
-
ANS-if
you
give
a
bigger
dose
you
will
get
a
bigger
effect
up
to
a
point.
that
point
is
the
ceiling.
Not
all
drugs
have
a
ceiling.
Opiods
dont
have
a
ceiling.
Chemical
name
of
drug
-
ANS-describes
chemical
structure
of
drug
Define
drug
effectiveness
-
ANS-Elicits
response
for
which
it
is
given
Define
drug
safety
-
ANS-Cannot
produce
harmful
effects
even
at
very
high
doses.
Define
drug
selectivity
-
ANS-ONLY
elicits
response
for
which
it
is
given
with
NO
SIDE
EFFECTS.
There
is
not
such
thing
as
this
though
since
all
drugs
have
ADR's.
Define
Pharmacology
-
ANS-The
study
of
drugs
and
their
interactions
with
living
systems.
We
focus
on
what
is
clinically
relevant.
Drugs
that
are
metabolized
by
the
kidneys
are
excreted
via
_____?
-
ANS-urine
Drugs
that
are
metabolized
by
the
liver
are
excreted
via
_____?
-
ANS-bile
efficacy
-
ANS-a
drugs
ability
to
cause
a
response
Enteral
route
-
ANS-oral
or
gastrointestinal
tube
PO
(undergoes
1st
pass
metabolism
unless
enteral
coating
prevents
metabolism)

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