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NSG 318 Exam 1 (Ppt/Book) Questions And Answers Graded A+ Which is an example of a generic drug? a)Claritin b)Tylenol c)aspirin d)acetaminophen D Pharmacology is... a)the study of pharmacy b)the study of medicine c) the study of science or drugs C Which one is an OTC med? a)fluconazole b)nyquil c)morphine d)Claritin e) both B & D E OTC meds: vitamins, cold remedies, analgesics, antacids, laxatives, antihistamines, sleep aids, nasal sprays, weight-control drugs, dr...

NSG-318 Exam 1 Questions And Answers (Verified And Updated) pharmacology - answerstudy of drugs drug - answerChemical that affects physiologic process of a living organism Nursing Implications - answerThe concepts that a nurse must include when they are safely administering medication Identify the various routes of medication administration - answerSublingual (buccal), oral, transdermal (topical creams/ lotions), instillation (eye drops/sprays), inhalation, nasogastric and gastrostomy tu...

NSG-318 Exam 1 Questions And Answers (Verified And Updated) pharmacology - answerstudy of drugs drug - answerChemical that affects physiologic process of a living organism Nursing Implications - answerThe concepts that a nurse must include when they are safely administering medication Identify the various routes of medication administration - answerSublingual (buccal), oral, transdermal (topical creams/ lotions), instillation (eye drops/sprays), inhalation, nasogastric and gastrostomy tu...

NSG-318 Exam 1 Questions And Answers (Verified And Updated) pharmacology - answerstudy of drugs drug - answerChemical that affects physiologic process of a living organism Nursing Implications - answerThe concepts that a nurse must include when they are safely administering medication Identify the various routes of medication administration - answerSublingual (buccal), oral, transdermal (topical creams/ lotions), instillation (eye drops/sprays), inhalation, nasogastric and gastrostomy tu...

What is the ctz? the chemoreceptor trigger zone (ctz) is an area in the medulla oblongata that communicates w/ other structures in the vomiting center to initiate vomiting Diphenhydramine (benadryl) 1st generation antihistamine Diphenhydramine (benadryl) uses treat allergic rhinitis, common cold, cough, sneezing, pruitus, urticaria, prevent motion sickness, can even help with sleep. Diphenhydramine (benadryl) mode of action antagonizes histamine effects (benadryl is a very high protein bindin...

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NSG-318 Exam 1 Questions And Answers (Verified And Updated) pharmacology - answerstudy of drugs drug - answerChemical that affects physiologic process of a living organism Nursing Implications - answerThe concepts that a nurse must include when they are safely administering medication Identify the various routes of medication administration - answerSublingual (buccal), oral, transdermal (topical creams/ lotions), instillation (eye drops/sprays), inhalation, nasogastric and gastrostomy tu...

NSG -318 EXAM 3 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS RATED A+ LATEST UPDATE 2023 acute HF - CORRECT ANSW--heart muscle weakens and enlarges -loses ability to pump blood adequately -compensatory mechanisms fail -lungs/periphery become congested R sided heart failure - CORRECT ANSW-blood backs up in periphery -peripheral edema & weight gain L sided heart failure - CORRECT ANSW-blood backs up into lungs -pulmonary edema, shortness of breath, dyspnea, cough cardiomegaly is common with - CORREC...

Guanfacine- used to treat HTN or ADHD, non stimulant. Alpha 2 adrenergic agonist. Antiarrhythmics start on p. 322 Class I: sodium channel blockers Class Ia: lengthens action potential (quinidine, procainamide [requires freq. dosing], disopyramide) Class Ib: shortens action potential (lidocaine, phenytoin) treats ventricular arrhythmias Class Ic: minimal or no effect on action potential; severe ventricular tachycardias- where no other drugs have worked Class II: beta blockers (propranol...

NSG 6435 Final Exam 1. Expected inc in wt: birth-3 mo 2. Expected inc in wt: 3-6 mo 3. Expected inc in wt: 6-12 mo 4. Expected inc in wt: 1-2 years 5. Expected inc in wt: 2 yr-adolescence 6. Expected inc in height: 0-12 mo 7. Expected inc in height: 13-24 mo 8. Expected inc in height: 2 years to adolescence 9. When does head growth occur? 10. Expected inc in head circumference: 0-2mo 11. Expected inc in head circumference: 2-6 mo 12. Expected inc in head circumference: by 12 mo 13. ...