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TEST BANK FOR INTRODUCTION TO CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY 8TH EDITION BY EDMUNDS 1. A patient comes into the clinic and is started on a new antihypertensive medication. In the past, this patient has not been taking the medication on a daily basis as per the drug treatment plan. Which strategy should the nurse use to get the patient to take the prescribed medication? a. Tell the patient to follow the plan of care. b. Tell the patient he will have a stroke if he does not take his medication. c. Disc...

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2. A patient is a newly diagnosed diabetic who has been incorrectly taking the medication prescribed. Which is the most likely reason? a. The patient feels the dose of medication is not enough. b. The patient feels the dose of medication is too much. c. The patient does not understand the medication dosage. d. The patient cannot swallow the medication. ANS: C There are two basic reasons a patient has difficulty meeting treatment goals: (1) the patient does n...

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Definitions • Xeno biochemistry (in Greek: ‘Xeno’ means foreign): the study of the PK and PD of foreign compounds or normal compounds at abnormal concentration in the organism (human, animal, bird, reptile, fish, plant, insect, fungus, bacteria or virus) • Pharmacokinetics (in Greek: ‘pharmacon’ meaning drug and ‘kinetikos’ meaning putting in motion, the study of time dependency (dC/dt), sometimes abbreviated as ‘PK’): a branch of pharmacology dedicated to the deter...