Pharmacology nurs615 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

How new drugs are developed - Preclinical stage- the early part of drug development. Identification of promising drugs and animal testing occurs during this stage. Testing on cells, organs, and tissues also occurs in the labs. - Toxicologists specialize in understanding the harmful effects of drugs and predicting as early as possible in the development process if a drug will harm patients. - Phase 1 clinical trials establish biological effects, as well as safe dosages and pharmacokinetics...

What should you monitor before prescribing valacyclovir? Which medication would be appropriate for Influenza A? Name 3 things ta Rifampin is prescribed for? What are the adverse effects for Isoniazid? What are the main side effects of Doxycycline? What is the difference between oral and I.V. Vanco? What is the mechanism of action for Azithromycin? Which class of antibiotics block bacterial protein production? What labs need to be monitored for long term an...

Glycogenelysis is Alpha 1 leads to inhibition of renin release which effects BP by Alpha 2 recpetors are generally considered to work with the..... Alpha 2 receptors affect the pancreas by Beta 1 receptors are located mainly on the X and lead to X HR Another place to find Beta 1 receptors is on the X, which releases X Beta 2 receptors are mainly located on the X, but also located on; Beta 3 receptors are mainly located in X tissue adrenergic agonsists are ...

How does carbamazepine work? - Answer ️️-Works by decreasing nerve impulses that cause seizures and pain How often should carbamazepine lab values be monitored? What labs? - Answer ️️-CBC q 3-4 months What anti-seizure med auto induces metabolism? - Answer ️️-Carbamazepine

How does carbamazepine work? - Answer ️️-Works by decreasing nerve impulses that cause seizures and pain How often should carbamazepine lab values be monitored? What labs? - Answer ️️-CBC q 3-4 months

Corticosteroids/glucocorticoids/steroids - What hormones are produced by the adrenal gland and maintain homeostasis? Cortisol - What is an endogenous glucocorticoid? 1. Glucocorticoids 2. Mineralcorticoids 3. Adrenal Sex Hormones - What are the 3 categories of steroid hormones? 1. Inhibits the immune and inflammatory system 2. Inhibits arachidonic acid metabolism 3. Inhibits production of ILK-1, TNF, and other cytokines 4. Impairs lymphocytes and inhibits tissue repair - What is the MOA ...

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