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3 routes of drug administration - ANSWER 1. Enteral 2. percutaneous 3. Parenteral Enteral - ANSWER referring to a route of medication administration that uses the GI tract *oral *rectal *NG tube Parenteral - ANSWER bypasses the GI tract *subQ *IM *IV Percutaneous - ANSWER absorbed through skin or mucous membranes *inhalation *topical *sublingual Absorption - ANSWER The process by which nutrient molecules pass through the wall of the digestive system into the blood. Distribution...

Hondros- Nursing 160 exam 1 Questions and Answers 100% correct 3 routes of drug administration 1. Enteral 2. percutaneous 3. Parenteral Enteral referring to a route of medication administration that uses the GI tract *oral *rectal *NG tube Parenteral bypasses the GI tract *subQ *IM *IV Percutaneous absorbed through skin or mucous membranes *inhalation *topical *sublingual Absorption The process by which nutrient molecules pass through the wall of the ...

Durham - Humphrey Amendments - Establish RX (long acting insulin) and OTC Kefauver - Harris Admendments - Establish EFFICACY requirement Drug Price Competition and Patent Term Restoration Act - ANDA process for generic drug approval - Help generic drug gets approved faster Prescription Drug Marketing Act - PDMA - Ban re-importation of drugs (unless by manufacture, approved by FDA, for emergency use) - Ban sale, trade or purchase of samples - Cannot have sample RX in t...

6020 Final Exam T or F: Opioid therapy is first line treatment for neuropathic pain - ANS FALSE Abnormal signal processes in the CNS (type of pain) - ANS Neuropathic Tissue damage/injury (type of pain) - ANS Nociceptive Acute Pain features: - ANS Sudden, usually identifiable cause, less than 3 mths duration Usually a response to an injury, usually nociceptive (Tissue damage) Chronic Pain features: - ANS > 3 mths Non-cancer or Cancer pain Breakthrough pain ...

Quiz 1 Pharmacology 5334 questions and answers verified Acute Bact Prostatitis Tx - Floxacins Agonist-Antagonist Opioids - -act as agonists at kappa receptors and antagonists at mu receptors -produce less analgesia than morphine and have a lower potential for abuse -there is a ceiling to respiratory depression -if given to a patient dependent on pure opioids agonists, it will precipitate withdrawal all DMARDs - suppress the immune system Allopurinol - 1st l...

Exam (elaborations) NR PHARMACOLOGY INTRODUCTION TO PHARMACOTHERAPEUTICS NR PHARMACOLOGY INTRODUCTION TO PHARMACOTHERAPEUTI CS INTRO TO PHARMACOTHERAPEUTICS Prescription Writing Need at least 2 patient identifiers: Name, DOB, Address, Date of Rx, Prescriber name, address, license number, DEA number if applicable, Info for supervising MD, Drug: name/strength/dose/route/QTY/refills, Signature JC ¡§Do Not Use¡¨ List ¡E U: write out ¡§unit¡¨ ¡E IU: write out ¡§international uni...

When caring for a patient who is experiencing status epilepticus which of the following medications would the nurse expect to administer? a. lorazepam (ativan) b. propofol (diprivan) c. morphine sulfate (astramorph) d. meperidine (demerol) a. Lorazepam (Ativan) True or False: Family members should be instructed on how to administer medication to a patient on a PCA pump if they appear to be in pain? False Which of the following is the analgesic of choice for management of mos...

Opioid Analgesics, Opioid Antagonists, And Nonopioid Central Acting Analgesics Analgesics: drugs that relieve pain without causing the loss of consciousness Opioids: are the most effective pain relievers available; A general term that is defined as any drug, natural or synthetic, that has actions similar to those of morphine Opiate: A term that applies only to compounds present in opium Endogenous Opioid Peptides: Three families of peptides; peptides have opioid-like properties and they ...

Exam (elaborations) NR PHARMACOLOGY INTRODUCTION TO PHARMACOTHERAPEUTICS Need at least 2 patient identifiers: Name, DOB, Address, Date of Rx, Prescriber name, address, license number, DEA number if applicable, Info for supervising MD, Drug: name/strength/dose/route/QTY/refills, Signature JC “Do Not Use” List • U: write out “unit” • IU: write out “international units” • Q.D., Q.O.D.: write out daily or every other day • Trailing/leading zeros • MS, MSO4, MgSO4: writ...