NURSING 3365 (NURSING 3365)

NURSING 3365 Exam 2 Review- University of Texas/NURSING 3365 Exam 2 Review- University of Texas/NURSING 3365 Exam 2 Review- University of Texas

Nursing 3365 Course Map Exam 1&2 questions and answers

NURSING 3365 Exam 2 review. Exam 2 Review (Refer to course map) Beta Blockers Cardioselective blocks beta 1 and non-cardioselective blocks beta 1 and 2 Atenolol blocks B1 only (cardioselective ) and propranolol (non-cardioselective) blocks B1 & B2 For what conditions are beta-blockers used for Beta-blockers slow HR and decrease force of contraction to make it easier for heart to work, but there are some vasodilation, so there can be some hypotension. Make sure BP is ok, and resting HR is between...

(SOLVED) NURSING 3365 Course Map Exam 1&2 | Questions and Answers (100 out of 100) What you should master to move forward from pharmacology: Start studying from day one with this document, your drug templates, and my PowerPoint’s. Use the textbook to add anything that is still not clear. This will be the document I will use in our pre-exam concept Reviews 1. FDA process for drug approval (legal) a. Phases I, II, II, clinical trials b. Which Trial does the drug have to pass to be deemed safe an...

NURSING 3365 COURSE MAP Exam 2 (GRADED A) Questions and Answers COURSE MAP: Exam 2 4. Antihypertensives a. What are the goals of therapy? To get the BP down and ease work of heart. We use BB and Alpha Blockers but Ace and ARB to open the peripheral resistance and reduce afterload so heart can do work easier. b. What is the relationship of CO to blood pressure? i. Orthostasis with first few doses c. Beta blockers prototype –propranolol i. Non-cardioselective- what does that mean? Doesn’t deci...

NURSING 3365 - Exam 2 Review/NURSING 3365 - Exam 2 Review. Beta Blockers Cardioselective blocks beta 1 and non-cardioselective blocks beta 1 and 2 Atenolol blocks B1 only (cardioselective) and propranolol (non-cardioselective) blocks B1 & B2 For what conditions are beta-blockers used for Beta-blockers slow HR and decrease force of contraction to make it easier for heart to work, but there are some vasodilation, so there can be some hypotension. Make sure BP is ok, and resting HR is betwee...

NURSING 3365 - Final Exam Review. Remember to review normals (not all are listed): Serum potassium: 3.0-5.5 Serum digoxin: 0.5-2.0 ng/ml Serum creatinine: 0.8-1.4 Theophylline: 5-15 mcg/ml Dilantin: 10-20 mcg/ml Trough level for red man: 10-20

NURSING 3365 - Exam 2 Review. Beta Blockers Cardioselective blocks beta 1 and non-cardioselective blocks beta 1 and 2 Atenolol blocks B1 only (cardioselective) and propranolol (non-cardioselective) blocks B1 & B2 For what conditions are beta-blockers used for Beta-blockers slow HR and decrease force of contraction to make it easier for heart to work, but there are some vasodilation, so there can be some hypotension. Make sure BP is ok, and resting HR is between 60-100. What do ...

NURSING 3365 - Exam 3 Review. The function of Insulin is to decrease the blood glucose level by facilitating the transfer the glucose inside cells We have different types of insulin formulations and so we know the different types are basically just because of difference in time they start working, time they peak or if they peak at all, and how long they are active in body. Patients with type 1 diabetes must have insulin and patients with type 2 diabetes might need insulin later down the r...