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Pharmacology
APatient-CenteredNursingProcessApproach
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10thEdition
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Authors:LindaMcCuistion,KathleenDiMaggio,MaryBeth
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Winton,JenniferYeager
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Unit1:IntroductiontoPharmacology
Chapter1.TheNursingProcessandPatient-CenteredCare
v v




Chapter2.DrugDevelopmentandEthicalConsiderations
v




Chapter3.PharmacokineticsandPharmacodynamics
v




Chapter4.Pharmacogenetics
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Chapter5.ComplementaryandAlternativeTherapies
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Chapter6.PediatricConsiderations
v F




Chapter7.GeriatricConsiderations
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Chapter8.DrugsinSubstanceUseDisorder
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Unit2:PharmacotherapyandDrugAdministration
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Chapter9.SafetyandQualityChapter
v v v




10. DrugAdministrationChapter
11. DrugCalculations
Unit 3:MaintenanceofHomeostasisChapter
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12. Fluid Volume andElectrolytesChapter F v v




13.VitaminandMineralReplacementChapter
v b b F




14.NutritionalSupport
v F




Unit4:AutonomicNervousSystemDrugsChapter
v v v v v v




15.AdrenergicAgonists and Antagonists
v F F F




Chapter16.CholinergicAgonistsandAntagonists
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Unit5:CentralandPeripheralNervousSystemDrugs
v b




Chapter17.Stimulants
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Chapter18.Depressants
Chapter19.AntiseizureDrugs
v




Chapter20.DrugsforParkinsonismandAlzheimer’sDiseaseChapter F v F




21.DrugsforNeuromuscularDisordersandMuscleSpasmsUnit6: Mental
v v v v v




andBehavioralHealthDrugs
v v v v




Chapter22.AntipsychoticsandAnxiolyticsChapter
v F




23.AntidepressantsandMood Stabilizers b




Unit7:PainandInflammationManagementDrugs
v v




Chapter24.Antiinflammatories
v




Chapter25.Analgesics
v




Unit8:AntimicrobialDrugs
Chapter26.Antibacterials
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Chapter27.Antituberculars,Antifungals,andAntivirals
v




Chapter28.Antimalarials,Anthelmintics,andPeptidesUnit 9: v v




ImmunologicDrugs
v v




Chapter29.HIV-andAIDS-RelatedDrugs
Chapter30.TransplantDrugs
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Chapter31.Vaccines
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Unit10:AntineoplasticsandBiologicResponseModifiers
Chapter32.AnticancerDrugs
Chapter33.Targeted TherapiestoTreatCancer b




Chapter34.BiologicResponseModifiersUnit
v v




11:RespiratoryDrugs
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Chapter 35.Upper Respiratory Disorders v v v




Chapter 36.Lower Respiratory Disorders
v v v v




Unit12:CardiovascularDrugs
v v v v




Chapter37.Cardiac Glycosides,Antianginals,andAntidysrhythmics b

,Chapter38.Diuretics
Chapter39.Antihypertensives
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Chapter40.Anticoagulants,Antiplatelets,and Thrombolytics b




Chapter41.AntihyperlipidemicsandDrugstoImprovePeripheralBloodFlow v F




Unit13:Gastrointestinal Drugs
v v




Chapter42.GastrointestinalTractDisorders
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Chapter43.AntiulcerDrugs
Unit14:Eye,Ear,andSkinDrugs
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Chapter44.EyeandEarDisorders
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Chapter45.DermatologicDisorders
v F




Unit15:EndocrineDrugs
v v v v




Chapter46.Pituitary,Thyroid,Parathyroid,and AdrenalDisorders b




Chapter47.Antidiabetics
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Unit16:RenalandUrologicDrugs
Chapter48.UrinaryDisorders
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Unit17:ReproductiveandGender-RelatedDrugs
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Chapter49.PregnancyandPretermLabor
v v v v




Chapter50.Labor,Delivery,and Postpartum
v b




Chapter51.NeonatalandNewborn
v F




Chapter52.ReproductiveHealth
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Chapter53.Men’sHealth andReproductiveDisordersChapter b v F




54.SexuallyTransmittedInfections
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Unit18:SexuallyTransmittedInfections
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Chapter55.AdultandPediatricEmergencyDrugs


Chapter01:TheNursingProcessandPatient-CenteredCare b




McCuistion:Pharmacology:APatient-CenteredNursingProcessApproach,10thEdition
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MULTIPLECHOICE

1. Thenursingprocessisafive-stepdecision-makingapproachthatincludesallofthefollowing
steps,EXCEPT:
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a. Assessment
b. Patientproblem
c. Planning
d. RightDrug
ANS: D v




Thenursingprocessisafive-stepdecision-makingapproachthatincludes:1)assessment,2)
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patientproblem,3)planning,4)implementation,and5)evaluation.“Rightdrug”isoneofthe“Six
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Rights”ofmedicationadministration.
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DIF: Cognitive Level:Understanding (Comprehension) F v F TOP:NursingProcess:Planning
MSC:NCLEX:Management ofCare
v v v v v




2. Thenurseisusingdatacollectedtosetgoalsorexpectedoutcomesandinterventionsthat
v v v v v




addressthepatient’sproblems.Whichstepofthenursingprocessi st henurseapplying?
v F F F v F v




a. Assessment
b. Patientproblem
c. Planning N
d. Evaluation
ANS:C
During the planning phase,thenurseusesthedatacollectedtosetgoalsorexpected outcomes
b v v v v F F F

, andinterventionswhichaddressthepatient’sproblems.Thedatawascollectedduringthe
F F F




“Assessment”and“Patientproblem”steps.During the“Evaluation”phasethenursewoulddetermine
v v v b F




whetherthegoals andobjectives setduringtheplanningphaseweremet.
v F F F F




DIF: CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension)
TOP:NursingProcess:NursingIntervention
v v




MSC:NCLEX:ManagementofCare
v




3. A5-year-oldchildwithtype1diabetesmellitushashadrepeatedhospitalizationsforepisodesof v v v




hyperglycemia.Theparentstellthenursethattheycan’tkeeptrackofeverythingthathastobe
v F F v




donetocarefortheirchild.Thenursereviewsmedications,diet,andsymptommanagementwiththe
v F v




parentsanddrawsupadailychecklistforthefamilytouse.Theseactivitiesarecompletedinwhich
v F F F v




stepofthenursingprocess?
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a. Assessment
b. Planning
c. Implementation
d. Evaluation

ANS:C
Theimplementationphaseisthepartofthenursingprocessinwhichthenurseprovides F v




education,drugadministration,patientcare,andotherinterventionsnecessarytoassistthepatient
v




inaccomplishingestablishedmedicationgoals.
v F




DIF: CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension)
TOP:NursingProcess:NursingIntervention
v v




MSC:NCLEX:ManagementofCare
v




4. The nurse is preparing to administer a medication and reviews the patient’s chart for drug
v v v v v v v v v v v v v v




allergies, serum creatinine, and blood urea nitrogen (BUN) levels. The nurse’s actions are
v v v v v v v v v v v v v




reflectiveofwhichphaseofthenursingprocess?
v




a. Assessment
b. Evaluation
c. Implementation
d. Planning

ANS:A
Assessmentinvolvesgatheringinformationaboutthepatientandthedrug,includinganyprevious v v v




useofthedrug.
v F




DIF: Cognitive Level:Understanding(Comprehension)
b v




TOP: NursingProcess:Assessment
v v MSC:NCLEX:ManagementofCare

5. Whichassessmentiscategorizedasobjectivedata?
a. Alistofherbalsupplementsregularlyused
b. Labvaluesassociatedwiththedrugsthepatientistaking
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c. Theagesandrelationshiptothepatientofallhouseholdmembers
d. Usualdietarypatterns and fNood intake v F




ANS:B
Objectivedataaremeasuredanddetectedbyanotherpersonandwouldincludelabvalues.The
otherexamplesaresubjectivedata.
v




DIF: CognitiveLevel:Understanding(Comprehension) v




TOP: NursingProcess:Assessment
v v MSC:NCLEX:ManagementofCare

6. Thenursereviewsapatient’sdatabase andlearnsthatthepatient livesalone,isforgetful,and F v v v v F

, doesnothaveanestablishedroutine.Thepatientwillbesenthomewiththreenewmedicationsto
F F F F




betakenatdifferent timesoftheday.Thenursedevelopsadailymedicationchartandenlistsa
v F v v




familymembertoputthepatient’spillsin apillorganizer.Thisi sanexampleofwhichphaseofthe
v F F v v




nursingprocess?
v F




a. Assessment
b. Evaluation
c. Implementation
d. Planning

ANS:C
Theimplementationphaseinvolveseducationandpatientcareinordertoassistthepatientto
accomplishthegoalsoftreatment.
v




DIF: CognitiveLevel:Applying(Application)
TOP:NursingProcess:NursingIntervention
v v




MSC:NCLEX:ManagementofCare

7. Apatientwhoishospitalizedforchronicobstructivepulmonarydisease(COPD)wantstogo F v




home.Thenurseandthepatientdiscussthepatient’ssituationanddecidethatthepatientmaygo
v v v v




homewhenabletoperformself-carewithoutdyspneaandhypoxia.Thisi s anexample ofwhich
v F F v F F F




phaseofthenursing process?
v F




a. Assessment
b. Evaluation
c. Implementation
d. Planning

ANS:D
Planninginvolvesgoalsetting,which,forthispatient,meansbeingabletoperformself-careactivities
withoutdyspneaandhypoxia.
v F




DIF: Cognitive Level:Understanding (Comprehension) F v F TOP:NursingProcess:Planning
MSC:NCLEX:Management ofCare
v v v v v




8. Apatientwillbesenthomewithametered-doseinhaler,andthenurseis providingteaching. v v b




Whichisacorrectlywrittengoalforthisprocess?
v F F




a. Thenursewilldemonstrate thecorrectuseofametered-doseinhalertothe patient. F b




b. Thenursewillteachthepatienthowtoadministermedicationwithametered-dose v v b




inhaler. v




c. Thepatient willknowhowtoself-administerthemedicationusingthe
b




metered-doseinhaler.
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d. Thepatientwillindependentlyadministerthemedicationusingthemetered-dose
inhalerattheendofthesession.
N
v F




ANS:D
Goalsmustbepatient-centeredandclearlystatetheoutcomewithareasonabledeadlineand
v v v b




shouldidentifycomponentsforevaluation.
v




DIF: Cognitive Level:Applying(Application) F v TOP:NursingProcess:Planning
MSC:NCLEX:Management ofCare
v v v v v




9. Thenurseisdevelopingaplanofcareforapatientwhohaschroniclungdiseaseandhypoxia. The
v v v v




patienthasbeenadmittedforincreasedoxygenneedsaboveabaselineof2L/min.Thenurse
v F F




developsagoalstating,“Thepatientwillhaveoxygensaturationsof>95%onroomairatthet imeof
v F F F F F v v




dischargefromthehospital.”Whatiswrongwiththisgoal?
v v




a. Itcannotbeevaluated.
F




b. Itisnotmeasurable.

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