NR-293 Pharmacology for Nursing Practice Pharmacology Final Exam 1. Patient identifiers - Name - DOB 2. Absorption of medication is faster with_________________. - 3. Needs to be infused over an hour or longer, depending on the dose - 4. What happens when Vancomycin is given too fast? - 5. When you administer injections, do you recap the needle? - 6. What medication is used to treat Hepatitis C? - 7. HAART (highly active antiretroviral therapy) co...

NR-293 Pharmacology for Nursing Practice Pharmacology: Exam 1 1. When discussing dosage calculation for pediatric patients with a clinical pharmacist, the nurse notes that which type of dosage calculation is used most commonly in pediatric calculations? - west nomogram 2. The nurse is assessing a newly admitted 83-year-old patient and determines that the patient is experiencing polypharmacy. Which statement most accurately illustrates polypharmacy? - 3. The nurse is aware...

NR-293 Pharmacology for Nursing Practice Pharmacology Exam 1 1. A drug interaction occurs between penicillin’s and which drugs? - Oral contraceptives, NSAIDS, warfarin 2. Which intervention is the priority for the nurse to perform before beginning antibiotic therapy? - 3. The nurse will instruct a patient who is receiving a tetracycline antibiotic to take it using which guidelines? - 4. A patient is to receive antibiotic therapy with a cephalosporin. When assessin...

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NR-293 Pharmacology for Nursing Practice Exam 1 1. adverse drug reaction - 2. adverse effects - 3. agonist - 4. allergic reaction - 5. antagonist - 6. antagonistic effects - 7. bioavailability - 8. compliance - 9. medication error - 10. noncompliance - 11. nursing process - 12. outcomes - 13. prescriber - 14. additive effects - 15. adverse drug event -