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CNUR 202 Pharmacology Midterm Exam Questions and Answers All Correct What is the time frame for time sensitive medications - Answer- 30 min before or after scheduled time What is the time frame for non-time sensitive medications - Answer- 1 hour before or after scheduled time What is the ...

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CNUR 202 Pharmacology Midterm
Exam Questions and Answers All
Correct
What is the time frame for time sensitive medications - Answer- 30 min before or after
scheduled time

What is the time frame for non-time sensitive medications - Answer- 1 hour before or
after scheduled time

What is the nurses 4 step roll with a medication error - Answer- Assess, notify, report,
document

When describing drugs the name commonly known and less expensive - Answer-
Generic Name

When describing drugs the name patented and belongs to a company - Answer- Trade
Name

What are the 3 things nurse should do when receiving medication order from prescriber
- Answer- write it, read it back and receive confirmation

What phase of drug activity, where is enters the body and disintegrates - Answer-
Pharmaceutical phase

What phase of drug activity where it is absorbed, distributed, metabolized and excreted
- Answer- Pharmacokinetics

What 3 factors affect medication absorption - Answer- Form of medication, route and
patient variables

What is the extent of drug absorbtion to systemic blood circulation - Answer-
Bioavailability

What is the most common blood protein that carries the majority of protein bound drug
molecules - Answer- Albumin

, When drug binds to all available albumin sites, what are the left over unbound active
portions of drug called - Answer- Free drug

What is the time it takes for drug to elicit therapeutic responce - Answer- Onset

What is defined as time takes drug to reach maximum therapeutic effect - Answer- Peak

Time a sufficient drug concentration is therapeutic - Answer- Duration

What is malfunctioning in the body if difficult drug metabolism - Answer- Liver

What is malfunctioning in the body if difficult drug excretion - Answer- Kidney

What type of drug interaction is targeting certain proteins that speed up chemical
reaction, indirectly altering cells - Answer- Enzyme Interactions

What drug interaction has a non-specific MOA, that does not react with enzymes but
with cells - Answer- Nonselective interactions

What is unexpected, unintended, undesired response to medications - Answer- Adverse
drug reaction

Pharmacotherapeutic drug therapy used for prevention - Answer- Prophyalactic

What kind of adrenergic medications bind directly to receptors on smooth muscles and
stimulate them - Answer- Direct-acting

What kind of adrenergic medications trigger nerves to release neurotransmitters -
Answer- Indirect-acting

What medication stimulates b cells on lungs to dilate - Answer- Beta 2 adrenergic
agonists

4 therapeutic effects of Beta 2 adrenergic agonists - Answer- Bronchodilation, uterine
relaxation, increase glucose release and decreased GI motility

What cholinergic medication slows HR at low doses but increases at high doses -
Answer- Atropine

What medication blocks/inhibits with competition with norepinephrine causing
vasodilation, decreased vascular resistance and decreased BP - Answer- Alpha 1
Adrenergic Blockers

What medication stimulates PNS by mimicing affect of acetylcholine - Answer-
Cholinergic agonists

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