NUR 110 EXAM 2 Flashcards

1
Q

Drugs that are not acidic are not absorbed before reaching this organ

A

Small Intestine

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2
Q

A pharmacological inactive substance used in studies

A

Placebo

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3
Q

The ability of a medication to provide the intended result

A

Efficacy

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4
Q

Most drugs are metabolized by this organ

A

Liver

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5
Q

Name for drugs that have a potential to harm a fetus

A

Teratogenic

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6
Q

Prescription in a health care facility

A

Order

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7
Q

Safe practice dictates nurse only follow an order in tis form

A

Written

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8
Q

Practice of discontinuing home medications and writing new orders

A

Reconciliation

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9
Q

Time frame drugs can be administered before/after

A

30 Minutes

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10
Q

Placing a drug between check and gum

A

Buccal Administration

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11
Q

Naturally occurring hormone form the pancreas that enables cells to use glucose

A

Insulin

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12
Q

Drugs that compete for receptor sites like naloxone

A

Antagonists

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13
Q

Drug not broke down by the liver and become active in another form

A

Metabolite

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14
Q

Drugs interact with these structures on a cell

A

Receptor sites

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15
Q

Organ most common in secretion/elimination of medication

A

Kidney

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16
Q

This department of Justice agency is the nations sole legal drug enforcement

A

DEA

17
Q

Most common metric to determine drug dosages in children

A

Weight

18
Q

One of the “Rights” of drug administration that allows a patient autonomy

A

Right to refuse

19
Q

Damage to the radial nerve is a complication of an IM in this site

A

Deltoid

20
Q

The IM site not recommended because it may be sub Q

A

Dorsogluteal

21
Q

Unintended, mild, tolerable extra effects of a drug

A

Side effects

22
Q

Body becomes accustomed to a drug over time

A

Tolerance

23
Q

Immune response-when body interprets drug as foreign and produces antibodies

A

Allergic Response

24
Q

Warning on label indicating a high risk for ADR

A

Black Box

25
Q

M “MedWatch” that tracks and reports severe ADR is sponsored by this govt. agency.

A

FDA

26
Q

Order: Methyldopa 500 mg PO ON hand: Methyldopa 250mg

A

2 tablets

27
Q

Order: Warfarin 7.5 mg PO On hand: 2.5mg tabs

A

3 tablets

28
Q

One Teaspoon equals how many mL?

A

5 mL

29
Q

Order: Procaine PCN 1. million units IM now On hand PCN 2.4 million units/4ml syringe

A

3 mL

30
Q

Unusual reaction to a drug that could be opposite

A

Idiosyncratic/Paradoxical