Nursing process
Pharmacologic Principles
Pharm. Principles
Drug Research
MISC
100
A. P. I . E.
What is the the Nursing Process
100
large initially to achieve an immediate effect
What is a loading dose?
100
For these applications you wear gloves and cover the lacrimal duct
What is Topical Application & Eye Drop instillation?
100
Year of law passed regarding potential childrens drugs being tested on children
What is 1997?
100
AVOID: risk is proven and outweighs benefit.
What is Pregnancy Category x?
200
health history, symptoms, current meds, past health history, clients environment, primary language, communication needs
What is Subjective data?
200
Time it takes for half the drug to be ELIMINATED
What is the half life?
200
Basic guidelines include up room temperature, "up for adults" and "dowdn for children"
What is Ear drop administration?
200
to remove bias
Why are blinds done?
200
Nurses "Bible"
What is the Nurse Practice Act?
300
diet, side effects, cultural considerations, self-administration
What is teaching strategies
300
Occurs from overdosing and accumulation, drug exceeds therapeutic range
What is toxicity?
300
unwanted, expected but not desired
What are side effects?
300
Standard of drug research
What is Good Clinical Practice?
300
right drug, wrong route
What is malfeasance?
400
lab tests, diagnostic studies, physical assessment
What is OBJECTIVE data?
400
reduces amount of fat-soluble active drug available
What is Hepatic 1st pass effect?
400
more severe then side
What is adverse?
400
Advocate
What is nurse's role in Drug Research?
400
codeine in cough syrup
What is Drug Schedule V?
500
Pharmaceutic, Pharmacokinetic, Pharmacodynamic
What are the 3 phases of drug action
500
normal result is 85-135
What is Creatinine Clearance test?
500
Hypoalbuminemia
What is it called in elderly when low protein causes high-free floating drug?
500
I. M. D. T. R. D.
What are the 6 rights to drug administration?
500
prevents leaking into subQ
What is Z tract?
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