A patient appears in the emergency room with a history of ingesting vinegar at a party where marijuana was smoked. The pH of his urine was found to be 2.0. What effect would this pH have had on 11-nor…
A client having a severe psoriasis flare-up is to receive 1500 mcg of dexamethasone orally times one dose. Pharmacy dispenses dexamethasone 0.5 mg tab.How many tab will a nurse administer per dose?
Lidocaine is administered intravenously in the treatment of? A.) Localized pain. B.) Urinary tract analgesic. C.) Angina pectoris. D.) Ventricular arrhythmias
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Why is hypertension so difficult to treat and why is medication compliance an issue with individuals with hypertension?
A 78-year old multi-trauma patient, 5’10”, 130 lbs, has been admitted to your emergency room. The physician diagnoses hypovolemic shock secondary to internal hemorrhage.You have given 3L normal sali…
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one ml of pentobarbital sodium contains gr 3/4. how many ml should be administered is gr ss are ordered IM?
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Which opioid side effect most commonly determines the maximum dose a patient can receive for long-term treatment? Emesis Hypertension Respiratory depression Constipation Dysphoria
Identify amino acid residues involved in the binding of sildenafil and its derivatives to PDE5. With an aid of a diagram, describe these binding interactions.
Solve the question below in detail, Include all your work out . 17. (a) You have calculated the extinction coefficient ($400) for p-nitrophenol as 15000M-1cm-1 from the data you have collected in an e…
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You are the director of health information services for a medium-sized health care facility. Like many of your peers, you have contracted with an outside copying service to handle all requests for rel…
Distinguish between the recommendations for hypertension management among recent hypertension-and disease-specific guidelines. web search to locate the current JNC8 and ACC/AHA guidelines for hyperten…
Over the next several days the patient receives antibiotics (Vancomycin).The diuretic is changed to Spironolactone and she continues to receive the same maintenance IV plus 40 mEq PO potassium daily…
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Mail – Christina Le Question 21 4 pts High-dose methotrexate in anticancer chemotherapy is very toxic. The toxicity of this drug can be decreased by subsequent administration of leucovorin. coadminist…
Discriminate among the mechanisms of action for the major classes of drugs/medications Critique evidence that supports proposed pharmacotherapeutic protocols for appropriateness of application across …
You have completed the discharge teaching with Mrs. McFarland and her daughter. A few hours later, directly before she is released from the hospital, Mrs. McFarland’s physician decides that she needs …
A combination drug containing acetaminophen and codeine is classified as which drug schedule?
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how Drug Distribution Model, Clinical-Pharmacist centered Model, and Patient centered model change the future? and why?
What is Gama benzene hexa chloride.Discuss in detail the symptoms of toxicity and the antidotes.
The answers here are wrong. I used to teach Pharmacology at UCSD. Most of these answers are wrong. This needs to be thoroughly reviewed. I still lecture, and I had a number of students mention…
You need to make a 30mL solution of a 1:6 syrup solution. You have on hand a 50% syrup solution, and a 1:200 soda solution. How many mL of each solution do you needfor final solution? I know how to …
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QUESTION 70 Select the drug in addition to a benzodiazepine used to treat generalized anxiety disorder. A.Buspirone B.Trazodone C.Quetiapine D.Lamotrigine 1 points QUESTION 71 Select the percent o…
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During the video interaction, the nurse communicates plans to administer Tylenol to Piya Jordan. Has this medication been ordered by the physician? Are any additional actions needed before this medica…
Herpes zoster or “shingles” results from reactivation of which virus in sensory neurons? a) Varicalla b) Herpes simplex 1 c) Herpes simplex 2 d) Epstein Barr virus e) Any Herpes virus
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How many mL of hydrocortisone liquid (25mg/mL) will be needed to prepare 28g of a 0.35% w/w cream?
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Submit a4-6 pageAPA paper, PLUS a title page and reference page discussing… -Examples of medication errors. -How medication errors affect patients. -What is being done to combat this issue? -How…
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Treatment for 55-year-old overweight White female who presents at the urgency care clinic with frequency, urgency, and burning on urination. UTI has been treated. Family history of DM, mother and aunt…
Alcoholism is the number one drug problem in the United States, accounting for nearly 100,000 deaths per year. Why do you think alcohol is the main drug problem in the US? What changes do you think sh…
Describe the patient’s reaction (physical as well as any psychological) during the induction phase of anesthesia?
George is a 43-year-old male is being admitted to the Psychiatric Unit for exacerbation of schizophrenic symptoms. He was diagnosed with schizophrenia at age 21. He has been well controlled on various…
The selective α2-adrenergic receptor antagonist________________ is a good option for the treatment of depression in a patient suffering from cachexia.
pharmacology 101 Explain considerations for selecting antibiotic therapy for specific patient situations. 1 2. Write a short paper discussing the use of antibiotics for children, adults, and older adu…
Differential Diagnosis of this scenario Liz is a 79-year-old female with a history of aortic stenosis and hypertension. The patient underwent elective aortic valve replacement yesterday. This AM durin…
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Which of the following medications may be given buccally? A) Birth Control B) Naloxone C) Throat Lozenge D) Aspirin I think the Throat Lozenge is correct but I am not sure
how many milliliters will a nurse administer for a dose to a patient who has been prescribed methylprednisolone 60mg IVP every 8 hours when the label on the product reads “methylprednisolone 125 mg in…
Pharmacology is a tough subject for me. Is there any way I can study to better understand medication classes? I find it very hard to learn every medication that is discussed in class.
which is correct? 1)Based upon the latestguidelinesfor HTN, Chlorothiazide may be the preferredthiazide. 2)1 st line therapy for black patients with HTN are CCBs orthiazide diuretics…
If a pharmacy has sales that total 1,340,000 and the cost of items sold is 950,000.00 then what is the gross profit?
- Question 47 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: A nurse administers 2mg of hydromorphone IV to a patient. What parameters should the nurse monitor the patient …
Corticosteroids have many adverse reactions. Prepare a list of adverse reactions. For each adverse reaction, determine nursing assessments or nursing measures essential to monitoring the adverse react…
Explain the differences between types of diabetes including type 1, type 2, gestational, and juvenile diabetes. Describe one type of drug used to treat the type of diabetes you selected including prop…
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The inhalation of aerosolized nicotine concentrate, also called vaping, has emerged as a common method of nicotine use in recent years. Most scientific research to date has investigated the impact…
Fundamental. Question 1 of 50 The nurse provides care for a patient with a chronic illness who does not adhere to the prescribed treatment plan. The nurse identifies that the patient is at risk for wh…
A client has a new prescription for salmeterol. The nurse is teaching the client about adverse effects of the medication. What instructions should the nurse include in thus education?
Briefy describe the biogenic amine theory of depression.How does current drug therapy to treat depression correlate with the biogenic amine theory? (1 learning objectives).2. Discuss specific nursing …
describe the roles of the two most prominent organs involved in the elimination of drugs from the body.
A tablet to treat a headache must first be dissolved in water before swallowing. Which one of the following best describes this type of tablet? a) Modified release b) Oral disintegrating c) Effervesce…
Epoprostenol (Veletri) is a selective pulmonary vasodilator that is nebulized via a mesh nebulizer. The pharmacy prepares standard concentrated syringes of 1.5mg is 50ml syringes. The schedule dose is…
PSYCHIATRIC PHARMACOLOGY 1.What roles does NE play in antidepressant action? What is the role of NE/5-HT interaction? 2. Describe the mechanism of action of the SSRIs. What are their signi…
For each prescription, complete the following: Determine whether the name of the medication is the generic name or a brand name. If it is a brand name, write the generic name of the medication on the …
Mr. C. is to receive a drug that can be given by injection, either intramuscularly or subcutaneously. Mr. C.’s condition dictates that the drug needs to be absorbed quickly. Which route of administrat…
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Does the pharmacist have any ethical responsibility for informing the physician of the alcohol intake of the patient?
PHA107 Session 8 Lab Activity TPN Things to know about TPN’s (21 marks) 1. Another term for them is 2. They are administered in order to: a) 3. They are infused over a period of 4. Common additives to…
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20&21. QUESTION 20 The function of natural glucocorticoid hormones in the body are which of the following (select all that apply): increases blood glucose "alter the insulin receptors on the …
Case Scenario An 85-year-old female with history of hypertension presented with cough and low-grade fever. Chest radiography is consistent with a diagnosis of pneumonia. The doctor ordered the antibio…
Please present your views of this article in ‘fact’ not ‘opinion’ The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and Utilization of Preventive Health Care Services Among Asian Americans in Michigan …
Describe a time when you have had to address polypharmacy in an elderly patient to optimise their medicines. Include a description of what the issue was and the action taken as a result. If you hav…
Explain the type of treatment regimen you would recommend for treating a 68 year old male who is admitted in the hospital with community acquired pneumonia, his PMH is COPD, HTN, Hyperlipidemia, diabe…
Question 10 1 pts The Physician orders Doribax 150 mg twice a day. The Doribax is dissolved in 250 ml of NS and is to be infused over 4 hours. Using tubing with a drop factor of 10gtt/ml, how many dro…
- Calculation of Medications by Age, Body Weight Navjot Grewal: Attempt 1 Question 22 (1 point) Listen A physician orders Cardizem 240 mg bid. Available: Cardizem 120 my tablets How many tablets wil…
What is a semi-synthetic drug? a) A drug isolated from nature and used without any further modification b) A drug made entirely in a lab from scratch c) The structure of a drug half-way through its pr…
Describe, using a diagram if you wish, how the presentation of antigens influences T cell effector functions.
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This chapter discusses drug categories and their level of addiction. Currently the State is addressing the abuse of addictive prescription drugs. Share your thoughts on the following: Each response s…
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People who take a drug for a period of time may come to experience an increased effect of the drug even with no increase in the dosage. This is an example of _________. Select one: sensitization toler…
Erin Boots, 15 year old female, who comes to your clinic complaining of photophobia, nausea, emesis, and sensitivity to sound as well as unilateral pain in her temple. Symptoms have increased ove…
- Identify which type of constipation for which Mineral oil is most useful; give rationale 2.Identify herbal remedies useful for the management of nausea and vomiting 3.Identif…
A chart that assists in calculating a child’s dosage based on height and weight is a O BMI chart. visual analog scale. nomogram. time-response curve. Question 15 (2 points) E Listen The maximum dosage…
what is a Drug that was news” especially Australia. The drug must have been the subject of a news item in the past year, that is,
Calculating the Quantity of Ingredients Calculate how much medication is needed to meet the prescription strengths ordered. Calculating Correct Days Supply 1. Ordered: Heparin 12,000 units Calculate …
The health care provider who is the nurse is expected to provide an explanation on the ingredients which are active and are similar with the drug brand and generic name
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Mr. Russell is a 73-year-old Caucasian male who presents to your clinic with complaints palpitations and intermittent light-headedness for approximately 1 month. He is currently being treated for hype…
I need help with this questions in pharmacology Propranolol can increase the contractile response of the isolated rat vas deferens to isoprenaline BECAUSE propranolol blocks B1-adrenoceptors on the sm…
Describe the difference between a “site of drug action” versus a “mechanism of drug action”?
Mr. Smith has a gall bladder surgery. As preoperative care she is prescribed non-selective beta blockers. This resulted in a respiratory emergency. What could be the reason for the occurrence of this …
Consider the following two applications of the pharmaceutical agent Botox, 1. as an anti-wrinkle injection and 2. as a treatment for chronic migraine. a. What is the chemical basis for each treatment?…
How can we compare the toxicological vulnerabilities of the nervous and cardiac systems, using key neurotoxin and cardiotoxic compounds as examples To have one paragraph on similarities, and one on di…
Differentiate Detection and Quantitation Limits and state the conditions when they are required for inclusion as a validation parameter.
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A 30-year-old client visits an outpatient health clinic complaining of extreme anxiety and panicky feelings. The nurse practitioner places this client on 2 mg of lorazepam (Ativan) twice daily. Cri…
How does a Xanax prescription regime for agitation interfere with the pharmaco*kinetic and pharmacodynamic processes? Develop a care plan for the patient with specific examples
Endocannabinoids appear to differ from typical neurotransmitters in that they? The neuroprotective effects of cannabinoids and their derivates may be due to? marijuana disrupts memory via effect on? c…
Show Solution and Final Answer 3. How many grams of 25 % , 10 %, 5 %, 20 % drug concentration should be mixed to prepare a15 %- 500 grams?
Differentiate between depolarizing blockers and nondepolarizing blockers. Explain the difference between peripheral skeletal muscle relaxants and centrally acting skeletal muscle relaxants. Use the …
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Question 4. Comparison of vaccine performance. Antibody titres measured from 5 groups of 31 volunteers vaccinated with 1 of 5 vaccines, measured in BAU/mL …
why does plasma protein binding decrease renal drug clearance according to renal elimination?
Drug Cards for the following medications that describe the Drug class, Prototype name, MOA, Major Adverse Effects, Drug Interactions and Contraindications, and Nursing Implications. Levodopa-Carbidopa…
Psych case study Self study practice question (2) A 32-year-old male presents to the office complaining of feeling elated over the past 2 weeks. He has had increased energy and reports sleeping for 3 …
Easy help, more on pharmaceutics module 1) Star Pharmaceuticals manufactures 300mg compressed tablets of Drug C. The tablets then underwent quality control tests and the results are shown in Table 1. …
ros production. 2. What could happen to a technician who improperly recorded data on the log during a clinical trial?
Research on the pros and cons of using opioid medications to treat chronic pain. Research on the pros and cons of medicinal marijuana to treat chronic pain. From your research, what do you perceive to…
furosemide (Lasix) torsemide (Demadex) atenolol (Tenormin) betaxolol (Kerlone) Name of Drug (Generic/Brand): Classification: Use for this client: Action (as applies to this client) Client Dosage: …
Digamos que Juan llama a la oficina y solicita una recarga para su prescripción de narcóticos, Percocet. La acaba de recibir un suministro de 30 días hace menos de dos semanas. Se pone furioso porq…
Digamos que Juan llama a la oficina y solicita una recarga para su prescripción de narcóticos, Percocet. El acaba de recibir un suministro de 30 díashace menos de dos semanas. Se pone furioso por…
Question 2 of 25 The female client diagnosed with acne is prescribed tetracycline. Which intervention should the nurse include in the medication teaching? O A) Tell the client to take the medication w…
Give a reflective view on hypertension. How does hypertension affects one spiritually What is the scientific fact behind hypertension What is does Helen G. Whites’ opinion on how spirituality affect i…
Drugs in Contemporary Society . Jumpin’ Jack Flash Sebastian is a 21-year-old student at the University of Sydney. He experiences hay fever, especially in the springtime. and uses fexofenadine as ne…
You all are directed to collect brochure/ leaflet of any two commercially available veterinary products of the same generic drug and compare them in the following criteria please. This class assignmen…
need Generic/Trade name, usual Dose, why was rug ordered, actual effects what was a response to meds, and nursing consideration for the lists of medications: (just simple sentences). Thank you Cochici…
Pharmaco*kinetics: • Understand the implications of changing renal function on creatinine and drug dosing. • What is the impact of the following on drug levels and dosing: o Cirrhosis o Protein bin…
Those answers are wrong. Can you solve them for me please? Question 14 of 34 Question 14 1 points Save The nurse is caring for a client who has had a stroke and who has mild dysphagia. In order to pro…
Hello, I need some help answering the following questions for my biochemical pharmacology course (pharmaco*kinetics). These questions follow on from prevous questions, but I will provide all of the inf…
A 16-year-old male patient Ravi reports to the school nurse (you) that his heart rate increases when he uses his salbutamol (Ventolin®) inhaler for asthma. Using whatever resource you like, answer th…
Differentiate between side effects and adverse drug reactions
What should a nurse reinforced in education when the client is prescribed alosetron?
A 59-year-old woman has presented to a clinic requesting a prescription for lorazepam (Ativan) in order to treat her recurrent anxiety. Her care provider, however, believes that a selective serotonin …
A drug dose that delivers 250 mg has a half-life of 5 hours. Identify how much drug will remain in the body after one half-life.
Question 23 (2 points) Listen What hormone is responsible for sperm production and maturation of male genitalia? O estrogen O testosterone O LH OFSH Question 24 (2 points) ) Listen Which device is not…
The healthcare provider ordered cyclosporine (Neoral) 4 mg/kg/day. The patient weighs 184 lb. How many mg will the nurse administer each day? ___ mg (If needed, round to the nearest whole number.)
Which one of the following is not considered to be a possible risk factor for colorectal cancer? Age<60 years Diet consisting of low dietary fibre, high animal fat, high sugar Alcohol intake&…
Por que una interacción farmacológica, entre dos o mas medicamentos puede generar un cuadro de intoxicación en un paciente?.
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Question 37 A student asks the professor what the most common pathophysiologic process is that triggers aplastic anemia (AA). What response by the professor is most accurate? Autoimmune disease ag…
What is the role of hepatocytes in bile production? After it is produced, where does bile go, ad what does it do?
How many milligrams of papaverine will the patient receive each day? (papaverine hcl 1.0 g aqua 30.0 mL syrup tolu, q.s. a.d. 90.0 mL Sig: 1 teaspoon t.i.d.)
Please help me answer these :> Question 33 1 pts A drug must be in a lipid-soluble slate to pass through mucous membranes into the bloodstream. fl True M False :> Question 34 1 pts A drug must …
compare ad contrast MMR vaccine with three other vaccines.When comparing vaccines, consider therapeutic actions , pharmaco*kinetics, contraindications, most common adverse reactions, and important drug…
Drugs that are used to treat AD do not cure the disease but are aimed at slowing the progression of dementia.
SOLVE the following and SHOW your SOLUTION 1.Belladonna leaf fluid extract, NF should contain 0.3% w/v alkaloids of belladonna. A pharmacist has on hand some old Belladonna leaf fluid extract which …
Central and Peripheral Nervous System (CNS & PNS) medications — select 2 medications working in BOTH CNS & PNS Module 03 Written Assignment – Medication Olympics, part A You will be doing…
- Differentiate between antipsychotics and anxiolytics drug groups. 2. Plan nursing interventions, including patient teaching for the patient taking antipsychotics and anxiolytics drug.
hello, What are the trascriptional changes when taking tramadol? What happens knowing it is Gi/o? What will upregulate and down regulate once there is tramadol uptake?
A nurse is conducting an assessment on a client who has recently undergone exploratory laparotomy. The nurse notes the continued order for the parenteral anticoagulant enoxaparin (lovenox). the nurse …
Joan, a 55 year old menopausal patient wit vasomotor instability, opts to take oral hormone therapy. You choose a cyclic regimen. Which of the following is correct? a. Estrogen and progesterone combin…
The label on the vial of medication indicates strength of 100mg/mL. How many mg of medication are contained in 50 mL?
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What could be therapeutic effects (intended response) for ACE inhibitors, ARBs and Beta Blockers?
Aspirin hydrolysis Questions: what does the class data suggest in terms of the effects of EDTA on aspirin hydrolysis? were such effects expected? (why saline+ EDTA has a higher concentration of Salicy…
Objective Unit 3 : Neurological Data Collection Techniques: F.Inspect a community building and examine and measure a home environment to determine accessibility for a wheelchair bound individu…
Categorize drugs used for psychoses based on their classification and drug action
Mr. Jackson is an African American man who will undergo eye surgery for a torn retina. The ophthalmologist has ordered ophthalmic atropine drops for mydriasis prior to the procedure. What are the key …
Patient AO has a history of obesity and has recently gained 9 pounds. The patient has been diagnosed with hypertension and hyperlipidemia. Drugs currently prescribed include the following: Atenolol 12…
- Mesalamine (Asacol) is prescribed for a 22-year-old woman with Crohn disease. The nurse will discuss with the patient the possibility for which of the following adverse effects related to th…
- What is GammaAminobutyricAcid?Describe its importance.
ketamine is typically stores prior to dilution for injection in a stick solution containing 190 mg/mL ketamine hydrochloride at pH 6.8. Given a molecular weight of 274.18 g/mol and a pka of 7.5. Deter…
RX:HIV Treatment Regimen Abacavir 300mg iii PO BID Lexiva 700mg one PO QAM and two PO QPM Raltegravir 100mg iv PO QID Truvada one PO TID Abacavir is only available in 100 mg tablets. How many…
A 45-year-old male client comes to the nurse practitioner (NP) stating he wakes often at night with coughing and burning he describes as heartburn. He drinks 1-2 alcoholic beverages per evening, usual…
Question 40 Not yet answered Points out of 1 Flag question A 10-year-old patient with a history of asthma is being started on fluticasone 110mcg inhaled twice daily in addition to albuterol as needed….
What agents are used primarily to treat cardiac-related conditions? Select all that apply.
- Describe how a drug’s oil/water partition coefficient is related to its ability to pass through cell membranes and the blood-brain barrier into the central nervous system, including a description …
poster presentation on ” Safety of OTC Medications in Pregnant Women”. The poster should include; – PosterProblem statement andObjective -abstract -5 sources of which 3 of the 5 sources must be pr…
Hello i need help with my case study A healthcare professional is preparing a bottle of Amoxicillin suspension for this order: Amoxicillin 500mg PO q8h × 5 days. The pharmacy has available 100-mL…
Select the correct description of a somatoform disorder. A. Somatization disorder – manifests as a pain syndrome with a significant loss of or alteration in physical function that mimics a physical di…
Ordered:ampicillin 400 mg IM q6h for a patient with an infected leg ulcer. After reconsti- tuting with the accompanying diluent, how many milliliters will you administer? What is the shelf life of t…
You are taking care of a 50-year-old woman with Type 2 DM and when reviewing her medication list, you notice that she’s not taking aspirin or atorvastatin. Do all patients with diabetes receive aspiri…
Case Study: Cardiovascular/diuretic drugs: Name_______________________________________________________Section___________ A 78-year-old male with a history of heart failure (HF) and hypertension (HTN) …
How can I find the days supply for Lisinopril 20 Mg Tablet #30? The patient has to take 1 BY MOUTH DAILY Dispense [1] |Image [2] | DUR/More [3] | Workflow/Claims [4] | Rx Edits [5] | Fill Audit [6] Pr…
What’s the first line medication for treating COPD category B and category C, please include route, dose, frequency, refills, strength, and duration.
Women using birth control pills are at risk for developing blood clots because estrogen: A)Increases serum triglyceride, cholesterol, and glucose levels B)Stimulates skeletal growth, causing increased…
The toxin strychnine produces seizures and death by over stimulating the central nervous system. It does this by affecting Cl- channels. How might this mechanism lead to over stimulation? Does it open…
Are ACE inhibitors increase blood flow to the heart? If so how?
case study Normal No Spac… Heading 1 Heading 2 Title Paragraph Styles what bear cubcation ou pi 3. Define Heart Failure Patient Profile Martha is a 60-year-old lady who is admitted to accident and e…
The use of nitrites in food is controversial. Those against the use of nitrites argue that they can cause cancer. Your friend does not understand how benign compounds like nitrites can cause cancer, a…
The client is prescribed a loading dose of phenytoin of 15mg/kg iv for seizure activity , the 100mg Iv three times a day . the client weights 198Lb. How much many mg should the nurse administer for …
A 27-year-old patient with a history of substance abuse is found unresponsive by emergency medical services (EMS) after being called by the patient’s roommate. The roommate states that he does not kno…
- 4 marks 500 milligrams of a drug is injected intravenously into a patient. The drug decays exponentially in the patient’s system, and 80% of the original mass of the drug is eliminated after 18…
help me with Q4. Q4. Answer ALL Parts: (a) Give an account, with the aid of relevant diagrams, of the mechanism of action for the opiate class of medicinal compounds. {8 marks) (b) Structure-activity …
ASAP. 15. What did pharmacies do in the "Candy Man" case? 18. The DEA has repeatedly warned pharmacists to watch out for "a. All pharmacies filled his prescriptions as written and suffe…
if exactly5.0g of NaHCO3 (84.01) is dissolved in 100 ml of water in assay of sodium bicarbonate, what will be the normality of the solution
A condition that involves the breakdown of the Basal Ganglia is known as A) basilus Ganglionosis B) Parkinson’s Disease ) Epilepsy D) Wernicke’s Encephalopathy
S.W. is seeing her nurse practitioner today for a follow-up appointment. Two weeks ago, S.W. was seen for complaints of occasional headaches. On that visit, S.W.’s blood pressure was 160/110 mm Hg. S….
the nurse is reviewing the direct action of cholinergic drugs. which action did the nurse correctly identify as a direct action of cholinergic drugs? a. decreased tone of the gastrointestinal tract b….
What triggers the release of acetylcholine from a neuron? Hormonal control Enzyme activity Nerve stimulation Regulator proteins
The Medication Order 1) What is the difference between medication orders and a prescription? Elaborate 2)Enumerate and detailed define the types of medication order. 3) Name the components of a comp…
Should syrup of ipecac be in your first aid kit at home? Why or why not? What is it used for? How does it work?
Creating a staff development presentation regarding the stepwise management of asthma: Describe the long-term control and quick relief treatment options for asthma patient from your practice and also …
Part A: state one purpose for conducting a phase 3 clinical study, describe the typical phase 3 trial participant, and briefly explain the term “informed consent”. Part B: briefly state the pur…
You are caring for a 72-yr-old male patient admitted to the critical care unit with a diagnosis of acute respiratory failure. He has a history of COPD. A chest x-ray reveals a left-sided pneumonia. Yo…
Who is most at risk for complications from the flu? A.Young children B.Elderly people C.People with other conditions (Asthma etc.) D.Pregnant women
Please help answer the following questions 12:23’37 . ‘é’CJ’ fl stmichaelcollegepopuliweb.com — Private 30) A nurse is preparing to administer valproic acid 45 mglkg/day PO divided in equal …
This is the name of medications : 1- cefuroxime 2- paracetamol 3- Lornoxicam 4- ondansetron I want you to tell me about each medication : 1. Medication trade name 2. Medication generic name 3. Pha…
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Patient HL comes into the clinic with the following symptoms: nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. The patient has a history of drug abuse and possible Hepatitis C. HL is currently taking the following pre…
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why you would like to attend a pharmacy program and what makes you a great fit for our program. Please explain briefly why you wish to attend a pharmacy program. (500 words or less)
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You and the psychiatric care team have determined that a patient who was admitted to the ER is acutely psychotic and agitated after doing a comprehensive assessment. The patient is a danger to himself…
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An 86-year-old female presents to the emergency department complaining of shortness of breath. Assessments reveal atrial fibrillation at 148 beats/min. a. Discuss your potential plan of care for this …
Please help with this? 57 A patient with Parkinson’s disease taking carbidopa-levodopa (Sinemet) should be assessed for: O orthostatic hypotension. elevated blood sugar. increased urinary output. O in…
Hello tutors I was wondering if you can answer the following pharmacology questions for me. Select All that apply Client with AIDS ? – hemoglobin and hematocrit – magnesium – AST & ALT -amylase …
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order: Herparin, 8000U(units) SQ daily. Available: a multidose vial that is labeled 5000U/mL. How many mL will the patient receive? order: administer 500 mg of vancomyin IV piggy back in 45mintues q12…
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Your patient begins chemotherapy today. The physician orders Cytoxan 475 mg in 250ml of D5W over 2 hours. What will be the infusion pump rate? Round to the tenths
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A 65-year-old Caucasian male is referred to your cardiovascular specialty clinic by his general practitioner. The patient is 6months post MI/stenting and states he currently takes ASA 81 mg daily, H…
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A 17-year-old female student begins to demonstrate signs of depression and irritability. She begins to spend more and more time alone in her room. She continually comes home later than she is supposed…
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How can the risk vs. benefit profile associated with utilization of the “magic dust” for clinical purposes be established?
please answer As a future pharmacist, how will you aide such patients? Non pharmacologic and pharmacologic way.
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the nurse is caring for a patient who has a severe allergy to letex. which medication should the nurse ensure is available for this patient”
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Juana dela Cruz is a 50-year-old homemaker with a seizure disorder that has been well controlled on carbamazepine (Tegretol) comes to the clinic complaining of slurred speech, stumbling and falling. Y…
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Please identify the pharmacophore for this drug (Meloxicam) and comment on its polarity and inozation group. If you will use handwriting, kindly, make sure your handwriting is readable. Best regards
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The insulin drip (continuous insulin infusion) is infusing at 1.5 mL per hour. There are 100 units of regular insulin in 100 mL of 0.9% NaCl. How many units of insulin will the client receive per hour…
Match the correct mediation with the presenting patient C. A 22- year- old student with mild asthma that needs A. Oral Prednisolone treatment for occasional earlymorning wheeze B. Oral Salmeterol D. v…
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A nurse is providing teaching to a client who is starting to take aspirin. The nurse should instruct the client to monitor for which of the following findings as an adverse effect of this medication…
Answer this question. if using the internet attach the link. Q1)You are working as a pharmacist and you are approached by a 35 year old female patient who has recently been prescribed compound A…
Albuterol nebulizer dosing (use solution 0.5%) WATCH IN THE OFFICE AS MOST CARRY TWO FORMS. The nubulas are 0.0833% which is 2.5 mg in 3cc NS premixed. The 0.5% solution comes in a multidose vial that…
Mrs. Jones presented to the ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) clinic for a routine follow-up visit. She reports that the spasticity in her legs has increased and is worse at night. The health care p…
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A patient brought to the emergency department for oxycodone overdose has a respiratory rate of 8 and is difficult to arouse. What is the priority nursing intervention?
36 It is believed that some antipsychotics have Parkinsonian side effects because they ___ block dopamine D2 receptors in the basal ganglia. block acetylcholine receptors in the mesolimbic…
Question 1 :For each of the following adverse drug reactions, would you report it to the pharmacist/doctor? Explain the reason for each of your answers: a) Diarrhoea with Clarithromycin b)Psuedomem…
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You are a nurse researcher working for a pharmaceutical company conducting clinical trials. Your current trial is underway, and you are recruiting participants for a randomized controlled trial in whi…
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C.D., a 48-year-old married mother of two teenage daughters, has been diagnosed with breast cancer. She has undergone lumpectomy to remove the tumor and is about to start adjuvant chemotherapy. She st…
The IV is infusing at 60ml/hr. there is 800 ml left in the bag. how much longer will the IV run?
medical dosage. TEST NAME: CTO1 24 At 9:00 a.m. a nurse starts an intravenous (IV) infusion for a client at the rate of 120 mL/hr. If the volume of the fluid is 0.75 L, when will this infusion be comp…
Read the following scenario found in the Reflection Activity for Chapter 32 of the textbook: Dr. Susan Rice asks Bruce Goldman, CMA (AAMA), to instruct patient Dottie Tate in the use of a walker to pr…
What side effects might someone have with an IUD? Please provide recent reference with answer
what does histamine, serotonin, heparin, thromboxanes, prostaglandins, leukotrienes, and cytokines do? Explain their functions.
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What aspects of the amended agreement on Mutual Recognition between the United States and the European Union do you think are most beneficial for the US and the EU and why? Also, what possible future …
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A patient is having an IgE-mediated hypersensitivity reaction. What action by the NP is best? Give the patient an antihistamine. OApply warm, moist heat to the affected area. Prepare to give the patie…
POLIO 1. Describe the pathophysiology of a poliovirus, including transmission and its key definitions. 2. Cite and explain the differences between the two strains of polio vaccines and explain how it …
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Chapter 13: Drugs Affecting the Cardiovascular and Renal Systems Instructor Case Study Jack is a 54-year-old patient who has difficulty coming in for primary care visits. He sees cardiology, pulmonary…
Scenario As a nurse practitioner, you prescribe medications for your patients. You make an error when prescribing medication to a 5-year-old patient. Rather than dosing him appropriately, you prescrib…
name three antiviral drugs that can be used through IV?
Patients will often go to other countries for treatments that are not available in the United States. Identify a treatment option that is available outside of the US and why you believe it has not bee…
A neighbor, Jane, comes over and asks you to help her understand a new medication that her grandmother is taking for her diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease.
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which nursing process is shown below. 10-Identity which step of the nursing process this nurse is applying See the picture Select one: a. Diagnosis Ob. Assessment 6 Evaluation Od. Implementation O e. …
Can you help me with this. Im not sure if these answers are correct. 11 A health care prescriber (HCP) orders 1000 mL of D5W with 20 mEq of potassium chloride to infuse over 12 hours for a post-operat…
Consider the physiological effects of the so-called “designer” drugs. What are the dangers of these drugs?Provide references, 200 or more words.
The question is about the history and geography of drugs – The two Opium wars, who won and lost and why. Any influences of the result. What are the ultimate gains and loss. More argumentative – Wh…
A client is experiencing chest pain and 2 doses of nitroglycerin have been administered. Which assessment finding would require the nurse to hold the third dose of nitroglycerin?
Explain how a quantal dose-response curve is different than a standard, graded dose-response curve (sigmoidal relationship). How does the meaning of the ED50 value differ for each of these
Which of the following potentiates oral hypoglycemic drugs? Select one: a. Sympathomimetics b. Isoniazid c. Rifampin d. Sympatholytics
An elderly male is admitted with a recurrence of gastric ulcers.His wife tells you that he has been taking cimetidine as an over the counter (OTC) preparation.She tells you that he no longer compl…
In the future, will the replacement of pharmacists with automation enhance the practice? Why or why not? The answer is 3-4 sentences only.
Compare two brands of generic drug LOPERAMIDE like INJ VETFUR TL BOLUS and LOPCAP TAB You all are directed to collect brochure/ leaflet of any two commercially available veterinary products of the sam…
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A neighbor, Jane, comes over and asks you to help her understand a new medication that her grandmother is taking for her diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease. 1.Jane isn’t certain what acetylcholi…
A woman had an insect bite one day while she was walking in public walking area, she stopped walking and itching occurred all over the body. While driving home after the insect bite the patient felt d…
If a patient starts taking the medication called Gabapentin for 1 week and then decides to stop abruptly, will they have a seizure, or does it take years of taking the drug that potentiate the risk of…
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What are the pros and cons of generic drug use?
Using the medication lablel below calculate how many ml will you administer for one dose if the physician orders Zofran (ondansetron) 4mg IM x one time? (Place only the numerical value in the blank) -…
You are Caring for a 57-year-old female with a history of ulcerative colitis. For years she has not taken care of herself, and her recent labs demonstrate a Hgb A1C of 12.3 and a fasting blood glucose…
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Which of the following statemnts about Cystic Fibrosis is correct: a-it is an autosomal recessive disorder b- It affects secretion of chloride ions c_It is caused by a mutation involving a transporter…
assuming the cardiovascular complication are controlled critically the treatment options available?
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What is the correct volume of a 5% w/v solution required to supply 150mg of the active ingredient?
Q:What kind of drugs are suitable to be formulated as an emulsion? What factors affect the choice of emulsifying agent to be used in a given formulation?
FredrickIrving is a 45-year-old African American male who comes in for follow-up of his hypertension and follow-up from a visit to the emergency department for a DVT. The patient was due back for a …
increase and decrease of formulas. 1. For the following white lotion formula, USP, calculate the amount in kilograms of zinc sulfate to 3. Using the following formula, determine the amount in grams of…
A transdermal patch is designedto deliver Methadone. Before the drug is deliveredacrossthe skin, it diffuses through a rate-controlling membrane between the drug reservoir and skin. The surface …
What baseline data should be known before prescribing diabetic medications? Select all that apply. Group of answer choices Fasting plasma glucose Total Cholesterol Urinary glucose and ketones Random p…
Need help with this homework assignment Case Study & Discussion Questions Mr. Brown, a 50 year-old male who comes into your office today complaining ofa constant burning pain in his stomach a…
please fast answer without explain 13What is the best behavior we can advise the patient regarding the following drug observing its package? Select one: It can be divided in half It must be taken befo…
What type of vaccine is BCG and when is it contraindicated?
Many well-intending patients keep their leftover medication, in case someone needs it in the future. There are a number of reasons why they may have leftover medication. Discuss some of the dangers in…
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Question 6: A 1L bag of Normal Saline must infuse over 6 hours using tubing calibrated to deliver 20gtts/mL. How many drops per minute should be infused?
Of the drugs aimed at modulating autonomic function: Select one: A. hypothalamic drugs are most specific, as the hypothalamus controls all autonomic activity B. nicotinic drugs have less side-ef…
you are discussing marijuana with a group of friends. everyone is providing information about the benefits if marijuana and how great it is that it has been legalized. no one is mentioning the potenti…
A new antimicrobial drug has been prescribed for your patient. The amountto begivenis250.0 mg every 12 hours. This drug comes in a liquid suspensionwith 140 mg of drug in every6 ml. Calcul…
If 3 g of Zovirax ointment contains 150 mg of acyclovir, what is the concentration?
Name 2 medications, and their individual forms of administration, which are effective in the treatment of opioid dependence.
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A technician was filling a 90-day prescription for glipizide ER 2.5mg tablets. Three stock bottles were needed to fill the prescription, but the system only requires you to scan one of the three bottl…
D.Q. is a 57-year-old male who has been diagnosed with COPD. He worked in a water treatment plant for many years and has a history of being a health smoker for approximately 30 years. During an extrem…
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“sniffles” is a MI two pound kitten brought in your hospital today. His owner found him in a box on the side of the road a few hours ago. The veterinarian estimates he is six weeks old. Your physical …
Chapter 18: Part 1 Calculating Doses Chapter 18: Part 2 Quantity to Dispense Calculate how many doses are provided in the following prescriptions. Calculate how much medication should be dispensed fo…
What changes to the WBC differential would be presumed if an adult patient had a parasitic infection?
A client’s blood pressure is 161/106 mm Hg. How will this blood pressure affect the client’s cardiac workload? a. Increased systolic pressure will increase the client’s heart rate. b. The client’s inc…
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patient N.B. is concerned about how her diabetes can affect her baby. What teaching points would the nurse provide?
Order:Digoxin 0.125 mg. Available:Digoxin elixir, 0.5 mg/2 mL. How many mL will you administer to the patient?
medical dosage. F A physician orders Platinol (cisplatin) 20 mg/m /day x 5 days IV for a patient weighing 94.5 kg and having a height of 185 cm. Using the body surface area (BSA) formula, what would t…
Which of the following is not required for periodic monitoring during PrEP therapy? A.HIV testingevery 3 months B.renal function monitoring C.sexually transmitted infection testing D.bon…
The mother of one of your Saturday assistants phones you and wants to know what Dianette is for. She found a box in the daughter’s bedroom that had been supplied by you a couple of weeks earlier. Wh…
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Cancer Describe cómo se trastoca la vida de un paciente con cáncer. Puedes utilizar un ejemplo de un paciente que conozcas. Cuál fue tu contribución en la vida de ese paciente.
Part Three: He returns a month later complaining of increased fatigue, visual disturbances, weakness, and nausea; however, his ECG is normal. Based on this information, what is occurring in this patie…
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can you answer these questions please. Q1) A potassium chloride solution has a concentration of 2 mol L-1. Extra information: The molar mass of potassium chloride is 75 g mor¹. What is the …
RX: Hydrochloric acid 2 percent solution 500 mL. Your stock solution of hydrochloric acid is 10 percent. How much of the stock solution is required to prepare the order?
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The Pain Connection Case Larry Smith is a 68-year-old man scheduled for urologic surgery. During his outpatient pre-surgery appointment, the nurse conducted a thorough history and assessment related t…
Amphetamine is a drug that suppresses appetite. In a study of this effect, a pharmacologist randomly allocated24 rats to three treatment groups to receive an injection of amphetamine at one of two dos…
Hello, i’m having hard time finding the right answer to this: Harmful effect of sympathomimetics include all of the following EXCEPT this one :. erse effects of sympathomimetics include all of the fol…
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- A patient has an order for 250mg of a drug 4 times a day.The drug is available in 125mg capsules.How many capsules will be admin to the patient each day?
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Solve asp. 18. What is the ratio strength of a 0.05% solution? 19. An inhalant aerosol contains 0.118% w/w of salbutamol. If each depression of the aerosol valve delivers 0.1 mg of the drug, how many …
- Avoiding Errors At left, current labels used in many pharmacies and, at right, new wording and icons that studies show make labels easier to understand. DO NOT TAKE THIS DRUG Do not use if you IF Y…
name the etiologies of shock and describe the different types!
PART I TRUE OR FALSE 1. Neuron O has NMDA receptors. 2. An NMDA receptor antagonist would inhibit the neuronal activity of Neuron A and O. 3. Neuron Z has GABA receptors. 4. Neuron Y is h…
Janie comes to the office complaining of a sore throat, hoarseness, cough, and runny nose. Dr. Merry has examined Janie and told her that she has a virus. Janie tells you as she leaves that she just d…
Why are following medications was given prn/stat to a patient that admitted with UGIB. Explain and include references. 1. Gabapentin 300mg 1 tablet (1st dose) – first day admitted 2. Diazepam ½ ampul…
Which can be true of a cardiac drug that is an agonist? It can both mimic an endogenous ligand and increase heart rate. It can block a receptor and decrease heart rate. It can increase heart …
Common side effects of Class 1a Antidysrhythmic drugs, such as quinidine are all of the following EXCEPT:
prescription writing; Promethazine 25mg every 6 hours as needed for nausea for 3 days. The medication is available in 12.5mg, 25mg and 50mg tablets. Follow-up in 72 hours if nausea does not resolve or…
Pharmacology A nurse is reviewing the laboratory results of a client who is receiving heparin by continuous IV infusion. Which of the following results indicates the nurse should decrease the infusion…
The nurse reads in the patient’s medication history that the patient is taking buspirone (BuSpar). The nurse interprets that the patient may have which disorder? a. Schizophrenia b. Depression ?…
Patient is receiving IV 5% Dextrose in water 1000 mL at 125 mL/hr. How many mg of Dextrose per hour is the patient receiving?
Which of the following GI signs/symptoms may be seen in patients taking Questran? a. uveitis b. urticaria c. paresthesia ?…
which Of the following oral liquid formulations which would be considered as an oropharyngeal formulation? a) Syrup b) Elixir c) Mouthwash d) Linctus
Bobby Randall, a healthy male DOB 4/4/1996 with no allergies requests Vicodin for pain from a moderate injury that occurred 6 days ago when he stubbed his left big toe. Your foot assessment indicates …
Discuss the 2 main subtypes of CCBs – the dihydropyridines vs the nondihydropyridines? How do they differ in clinical effects and clinical indications? please provide recent reference
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Patients experiencing a myocardial infarction must arrive at the hospital within 20 minutes to 15 hours for thrombolytic therapy to be effective. True or false
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Patient: Christy Ann-Marie Sagampbell DOB: 1/26/1949 Age: 71 Sex: Female Mrs. Sagambell is a resident of a nursing home. She has been placed in a care home due to her family’s inability to care for he…
A good diet is necessary for proper brain function. Explain the importance of maintaining a good diet in order to ensure adequate synthesis ofcatecholamines,serotonin,acetylcholine,glutamate…
38-year-old Pt has stepped on a dirty nail. After reviewing the Pt’s chart, you are unsure what type of tetanus he should get. What is the difference between a TD and a TDAP?What do you think the …
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Jane is a 52 y/o WF being treated for major depressive disorder with fluoxetine (Prozac) 40mg PO q AM for 9 months and had noticed an improvement in her depressive symptoms. On follow up she reports s…
ull’s patent about the reaction he has observed? Exercise IV: Neuromuscular Junction Blocking Agents Ms. Smith is scheduled for electroconvulsive therapy today. She has a history of narrow-angle glau…
Doxorubicin was given to orally in patient and control group with same dose. The cmax and tmax both higher in patient compared to control group. So the absorption of the drug was faster, slower or unc…
The hospital pharmacy receives an order for morphine sulfate ¼ gr IM stat. The concentration on hand is 10mg per mL. How many mL is needed for the dose? Could you please explain and show your work?
Describe the benefits and risks for using amphetamines to treat ADHD.
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The nurse receives an order to infuse heparin 1500 units /hr . The IV bag contains 20,000 units heparin in 500mL D5W . Calculate the IV rate in mL / h * r
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Order is 1000 ml normal saline 225 ml per hour. Drip rate for tubing is 28gtt/ml. How many drops per minute will be given?
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allopurinol 400mg IV is prescribed for the client with tumor lysis syndrome. The medication vial contains 500 mg per 25ml. how many milliliters of medication shoud the nurse prepare?
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Pharmacology. 18. The recommended dose for a medication is 0.15 mg/kg/day to be given QID. What is the correct 1800 dose in mcg for a child weighing 15 lbs.?
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Which of the following anticonvulsant drugs is also effective in treating trigeminal neuralgia? a) Primidone b) Topiramate c) Carbamazepine d) Lamotrigine
Ordered: heparin 7,000 units On Hand: heparin10,000 units/mL How many mL should be administered?
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Scenario 1: A 38 year old female patient with a history ofcorticosteroid use for her autoimmune disorder, presents to the office with a cc of hip pain following a slip and fall the previous week.?…
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a patient with a depression is prescribed for a monoamine oxidase inhibitor drug. The nurse understands that the drugs
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the major cells responsible for an inflammatory response in asthma are?
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You have prepared an IV push with 5 mL of active ingredient mixed Ringer’s solution to total 20 mL. What is the volume/volume concentration of the medication?
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A patient is to receive 1 unit, (250mL) of packed red blood cells. It is to be given over a 4-hour period. The tubing drop factor is 20gtt/mL. At what rate (mL/hr) will the pump be set?
Intravenous, subcutaneous, inhalation, intramuscular, and trans( 4. With regards to dose-response functions, explain and indicate the difference between (a) efficacy and potency, (b) therapeutic inde…
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The affordable care act has expanded mental health and substance abuse benefits to 62 million people and is an addition to the mental health parity act 2008. The changes and additions require mental h…
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Aunt M Undergoes a physical and some blood draw for lab tests. When you review the lab results, you notice that Aunt M’s Thyroid levels are very low. You proceed to diagnose Aunt M as having….What?
GW is a 57yo male recently discharged from the hospital after acute coronary syndrome. He was previously taking Eletriptan (Relpax®) for migraines occurring 3-4 times per month. Your considerations f…
. sebaceous gland are found allover he body except on the palms and soles. These glands secret an oily substance called sebum Erythema a reddening of heskin, may occur with embarrassment (blushing),…
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A nurse is preparing to administer digoxin 8 mcg/kg/day PO to divide equally every 12 hr for a preschooler who weighs 33 lb. Available is digoxin elixir 0.05 mg/ml. How many ml should the nurse admini…
describe what effects alcohol has on glutamate and GABA functions in brain regions (be specific), as well as their behavioral and cognitive functions.
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The nurse is teaching a client with newly diagnosed diabetes mellitus who has been prescribed NPH insulin how to recognize the signs of hypoglycemia. The client states that he must look for certain si…
What are the roles of UNIDO, WHO and UNAIDS in the Pharmaceutical Business Plan (PMPA)? Please explain in details.
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A patient receives a prescription for 3 g of an antibiotic. The tablets on the shelf are 250 mg. How many tablets should the patient take?
When assessing patients in the preoperative area, the nurse knows that which patient is at a higher risk for an altered response to anesthesia? a. The 21-year-old patient who has never had s…
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The physician has ordered 1000 mL D5W with 40,000 units of Heparin. You are to infuse it at 2500 Units/hour. How many mL/hr will you set your pump?
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A patient asks the nurse practitioner about food sources such as soybeans and soy products. The nurse practitioner understands that these foods are considered
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Name the four categories of oral contraceptive drugs (birth control pills). Describe the differences between these categories. Give examples of generic and trade name drugs from each category.
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Describe the different phases of a clinical trial. What do you think is the next vaccine that will receive emergency use authorization in the United States? Why?
Gloria Lawton, a 42-year-old secretary, has come to the clinic complaining of a fever, sore throat, and cough, which she has had for the past 24 hours. Her posterior pharynx is reddened, with patches …
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A provider orders oprelvekin 60 mcg/kg, subcut, once daily. The patient weighs 69 kg. The pharmacy provides oprelvekin in a vial that contains 3 mg/mL. ________
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Individuals with early AD experience degeneration of the chollher neuropathways. Later stage of Alzheimer disease finds the patient becoming increasingly immobile and dysfunctional. The cholinesteras…
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Differentiate between the termsanxiolytic, sedative, hypnotic and sedative/hypnotic?
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Chapter 38, Drugs used to treat geriatric patients. In your own words, what is polypharmacy? Elaborate. Include the population generally affected by polypharmacy, some dangerous effects of poly…
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Please show all calculation 10) The patient has an IV infusing at a rate 150 ml/hr. The liter of IV fluid was started at 0600 and will be completed at (please record the time using a 24 hour clock)
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Question 4 (Mandatory) (2 points) Pharmacy technicians can choose to become certified in their profession. Select the two current national examination options.
Research poly-pharmacy using evidence based websites. Answer the following questions based upon their research: questions are How can a nurse use the Beer’s Criteria to keep older adult clients safe?
A major concern with the repeated administration of opioids for the treatment of pain is _______. A) Tachypnea B) Miosis C) Dependence D) Diarrhea
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a group of a nursing students. A group of nursing students is being educated about information found on a medication label as supplied by the manufacturer by an RN. Which statements by the nursing stu…
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Prior to assuming care on a client, you review the client’s medical records found below. Admitting diagnosis: Hypertensive crisis, tachycardia Past medical history: Hypertension, atrial fibrilatio…
A patient is prescribed 25 mg of meperidine (Demerol) IV. The drug on hand is meperidine 100 mg/mL. How many milliliters is the correct dose? _____ mL (Remember proper placement of your zeros.)
How many milliosmoles of calcium chloride dihydrate are represented in 147 mL of a 10% (w/v) calcium chloride solution? (molecular weight, CaCl2·2H2O = 147 g/mol)
why is it important to obtain the height and weight of all patients, especially pediatric patients and oncology patients at each visit to the medical office?
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Should pharmacological treatment of anxiety be necessary for preschool children, _______ is the preferred drug of choice. Question options: a) fluoxetine b) an SSRI c) a benodiazepine d) lithi…
J.L is a 28-year-old female patient is admitted to the oncology unit with a diagnosis of suspected Hodgkin’s disease. The diagnosis is confirmed after a biopsy. J.L. is started on treatment, which con…
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A nurse enters a post-surgical client’s room that is medicated for pain with morphine sulfate.The nurse notes the client’s respirations to be 6 breaths/minute.What priority measures should the nur…
Opiates inhibit GABA release by Select one: a. axodendritic synapses with GABA neurons b. axoaxonic synapses in the GABAneurons c. axodendritic synapses with dopamine neurons, which inhibit GABA n…
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Describe proper handwashing technique. List the correct order of donning PPE. Why is it important to clean each laminar hood in a specific direction or pattern?
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Briefly describe the biogenic amine theory of depression. How does current drug therapy to treat depression correlate with the biogenic amine theory?
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1) What are the prescription and nonprescription medications/therapies for the treatment of the Parkinson disease. 2) What are some significant adverse effects and drug-drug interactions, 3) What are …
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During a constant rate intravenous infusion of a drug with an elimination rate constant of 0.173 per house, that plasma drug concentration will be what percentage of steady state after 16 hours ?
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The pharmacy has prepared a solution of 50 units of Drug A in 500 ml of normal saline. At what rate should you set the pump in ml per hour to infuse 10 units of Drug A per hour? Drug C comes from …
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Choose a chemotherapeutic agent and detail mechanism of action, potential side effects, potential drug-drug or drug-food interactions and any patient teaching materials pertinent to this medication.
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Hello , my questions are about hospital pharmacy systems : 1. Describe the journey of a medication order from prescriber to patient for each of the following types of medications (selecting the drug, …
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If you have penicillin and probenecid being used for a sexual transmitted disease, what’s the purpose of combining the two drugs?
Insulin dosage for Type 1 diabetes is standardized for all patients. True/False Thiazolidinediones (insulin sensitizers) decrease insulin resistance &enhance peripheral cell response delay gl…
I’m learning about Labor pain management (analgesia & anesthesia) drugs. Could you list 4 drugs that pertain to the Labor pain management group? For each of the 4 drugs mentioned above from the la…
A healthcare provider writes an order for dobutamine {Dobutrex} 150 mg in 250 mL Ringers lactate. The infusion device is set at 25 mL/hr. How many of the medication is the person receiving in mg/hr? {…
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Which of the following is true about antibodies? A.They include IgM, IgG, IgA, IgD, and IgE. B. They are variations of the T-cells in the blood. C. They may be measured by home testing. D. They will o…
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REFERENCES: Katzung BG. Katzung B.G.(Ed.),Ed. Bertram G. Katzung.eds. Basic & Clinical Pharmacology, 14e. McGraw Hill; 2017. Shargel, L., & Yu, A. B. C. (1993). Applied biopharmaceutics and ph…
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A child weighs 50 lb and is 42 inches tall. The physician orders Tegretol for the patient who is diagnosed with epilepsy. The adult dose is 200 mg QID The medication is available in Tegretol suspensio…
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When providing education aboutantihypertensive medications. in general, what information should the nurse provide to the patient? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY “Avoid grapefruit juice.” “Increase potassium …
which drug antagonizes the effects of levodopa because it leads to junctional blockage of dopamine action.
Name: Date: DH 290 Unit 3 Haveles: Evolve Resources for Applied Pharmacology for the Dental Hygienist, 7th Edition Chapter 07: Antiinfective Agents Case Studies Julie W. is a junior dental hygiene …
enalapril (Vasotec) 7.5mg tab po at 0000 What is the amount ofenalapril (Vasotec) 2.5mg tabto administer:
What is meant by ” TALL MAN LETTERING”? There are State regulations and federal regulations that govern the practice of pharmacy in each state. Which regulation do you follow, state for federal? and w…
- Calculate the drip rate (gtt/min) for 100 mL of IV fluid to be given over 2 hours via a tubing set which delivers 60 gtt/mL.
What makes pharmacists unique in the health care team? a) Pharmacists advise patients on how take their medicines. b) Pharmacists are experts on communicating with patients and other health care profe…
You are receiving an intra-muscular vaccination in your right deltoid muscle. Examine how the cardiovascular and lymphatic systems participate in host immune defenses through responding to the followi…
- Question 32 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question A patient with asthma is admitted to an emergency department with a respiratory rate of 22 breaths per minute, a prolonged expiratory …
Define the steady-state level of a drug. Why is a drug’s half-life important to health care providers? Explain how organ health can affect drug half-life. A patient received 250mg of a drug at noon, 6…
Review the following links and consider how ethics, codes of conduct the GPhC standards for pharmacy professionals, the APTUK values and/ or any other legal considerations apply to the situations in t…
Which thrombolytic drug is more likely to cause an allergic reaction?
The physician orders vancomycin 400 mg oral every 6 hours for a child weighing 90 lb. The vancomycin is available in a 250 mg/5 mL concentration. The recommended dose is 30- 40 mg/kg/day q6h. If the d…
A patient, 45 yrs of agehas been prescribed withthe concomitant use of Digoxin in normal dose and Omeperazole 40 mg twice daily. How would you monitor the prescription and counsel the patient?
- What is the importance of Patient Medication Profile? 2.What are the Information needed in the Patient Medication Profile? 3.How do you keep Records of Dispensed Medication? 4.Define Medication Re…
What is the role of the private sector regarding AfCFTA (African Continental Free Trade Area)? Please explain in details.
A 14 -year-boy was evaluated in the emergency room for a dog bite to his lower left leg.after determining the child’s tetanus was up to date, and his did not have any medication allergies, the ER phys…
the best initial treatment for this patient according you? O a. haloperidol O b. resperidone c. thioridazine O d. clozapine QUESTION 3 DG is a 23-years old female committed to the inpatient psychiatri…
many of the medications used to treat peptic ulcer disease are available over the counter ,what are the risk and benefits of having these drugs
You are calculating the total Iv intake volume for the amiodarone Iv drip. For the first 5 hours, the loading dose was infused at 20 ml/hr, then the next 5 hours the maintenance dose was infused at 10…
Assuming the is a mutation in the hemoglobin gene what medication will cause adverse drug reaction as a result of the mutation.
What are Mechanism of action and indications, Contraindications/warnings, Common side effects, Interactions with other patient drugs, OTC or herbal medicines, Lab value alterations caused by medicine …
17) TRUE or FALSE Enveloped viruses are typically spread in bodily fluids and lose their infectivity if they dry out.
I checked the vial and noted that the pharmacy had supplied a 10ml vial with a concentration of 100 units/ml. Based on the my MD’s ordered units of insulin, what would the volume of insulin would I dr…
Assignment Quality System Failure Part A: (5 marks) Define pharmaceutical quality system and its role in maintaining product quality. Part B: (20 marks) During an external audit, auditor has indicated…
Instructions: Read the scenario and answer the questions below. Martha is a 65-year-old African American woman who comes to the clinic for a follow-up visit. She was diagnosed with hypertension (HTN…
Patients taking loop and thiazide diuretics can have altered levels of potassium (K+), sodium (Na+), and chloride (CI-). The S/S of these deficits are similar, so the nurse will need to monitor labora…
Cardiovascula medication PowerPoint. Medications . Class & Subclass . Generic and Trade name For Keys meds: . Mechanism of action . Uses . Side effects . Principle of treatment . Specific consider…
I am in need of a condensed study guide for my Pharmacology final with emphasis on current medical treatments.
The explanation for producing sterile pharmaceutical items, as well as examples of these products
1.An 18-year-old patient comes to the clinic and tells the nurse that she thinks she might be pregnant. The patient tells the nurse that she has not had a period in 3 months. The nurse checks the pa…
Melody recently underwent a surgical procedure that included neuromuscular blockage with the drug atracurium, which is a non-depolarising neuromuscular blocker. i. Describe the mechanism of action for…
Thyroid Replacement -focus on the medication levothyroxine. – scenario to develop a nursing care plan for this patient Scenario: You are the nurse for Betty Almond, a 42 year old …
A prescriber writes a prescription for the following compound: hydroquinone powder 2% Urea 5% Salicylic acid 10% Fluocinonide 0.05% cream, QS Dispense: 300 grams Calculate the number of grams of each …
Explain the connection between B.M diagnosis of peptic ulcer and aspirin
Instructions: Using information provided in material 1 of Introduction on Univariate and Bivariate Analysis, particularly about addiction and services referred, conduct a chi-square analysis using IBM…
I have an order for 600 units of heparin daily. I have 1000U/2mL. How many mL will patient receive ?
With regards the the molecule cyclopropylamine, what are its value added products in pharmaceuticals? i no that is is used in manufacture of muscle relaxant (eg. amide 97) but i need to understand the…
Which of the following is true of the assessment of power in the arms? a) Grade 3/5 (MRC scale) represents movement of the arm only when gravity is eliminated b) Flexion at the elbow is produced by th…
Decision tree and explore the qualitative and quantitative data presented to justify all three options. Which should Worthington and Ballard choose?
A patient has been taking fluoxetine for several months. The patient begins complaining of loss of libido and impotency that has emerged since he has been on fluoxetine. This has become an issue which…
2:07 AM Mon Dec 6 92% a dismhsi.mrooms.net Question 7 Complete Marked out of 2.00 Flag question Sodium chloride is a 2-ion electrolyte, dissociating 90% in a certain concentration. 1. What is its diss…
The dosage of the drug thiabendazole (MINTEZOL) is determined in proportion to a patient’s weight. If the dose of the drug for a patient weighing 150 pounds is 1.5 grams, what would be the dose for …
Choose one of the 3 patients below and discuss what primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary care services they may go through. 1.Mr. A, a 55 y/o diabetic patient. 2.Mrs. B, a 60 y/o patient wit…
- The nurse is preparing dose of an IM analgesic in a single syringe. The prescription is hydromorphone 4 ml and hydroxyzine 25 mg. The hydromorphone ampule is labeled 10 mg/mL and the hydroxyzine i…
A patient is ordered cefuroxime 1.5 g in 50 ml NS q 8 h. If the patient weighs 225 pounds, and the dose is administered over 90 minutes, with a drop factor of 60 gtt/ml, what is the flow rate in gtts/…
What is the rationale for knowing the peak times for insulin?
PHARMACOLOGY IA Week 5 Practical “Drug — Drug Interaction” Student Name: Student ID: …………….section gp: Introduction: Studding of Enzyme Inducers 8: Enzyme Inhibitors. Sleeping time: i…
You know that 20 mg of a drug were administered at 0800h. You also know that this drug has a half-life of 4 hours. How much drug remains in the patient’s system after 8 hours? a. 10 mg b. 15 mg c. 5mg…
Using the table of equations solve for the problem below. Question #: i’ (10 points} The target plasma concentration {CBS} at steady state for a new drug was estimated to be 1m ugl’mL. However, the …
Mr. W., who is 72 years developed a bacterial ocular infection and was prescribed erythromycin ocular ointment. How will this drug be administered? What are the safety precaution that Mr. W should tak…
Marge is diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder. If she was still of child bearing age, what precautions should be taken if she was prescribed valproic acid and why? a) No alternations in sexual practices …
Which type of drug administration bypasses the blood-brain barriee
Order: Lopressor (Metoprolol) 100 mg po, bid. Available : Lopressor, 50 mg tablets. The client is going on a 10-day vacation and must have adequate medication to last him until he returns home. How ma…
In which active site would the molecule below have the most interactions strong? (1 point) _______ b. Draw and name the weakest interaction.
Are there specific requirements for advanced practice nurses to reference the state’s prescription drug monitoring database before prescribing a controlled substance?If so, what are they? ( In Nevad…
client is prescribed enoxaparin while admitted to hospital per protocol. The dose is 1mg/kg subcutaneously every 12 hours. Dose available is 80mg per 0.8mL. calculate the dosage and round to the neare…
Question 1 1pts 1 g:15 mL expressed as a fraction is ___ g/100 mL. Please round to the nearest hundredth Flag this Question Question 2 1pts 1:15 expressed as a percentage is ___%. Please round …
25 g active drug in 2 L normal saline What is the percentage w/v ?
MED143 Pharmacology 1. What is lactated ringers used for? 2. What are signs of phlebitis? 3. What are signs of local infiltration? 4. What is the significance of an exposure to blood? 5. What ar…
patient who is pregnant who also presents with hypertension, diabetes, and has a recent tuberculosis infection. How might the underlying pathophysiology of these conditions affect the pharmacotherapeu…
Q Which of the following sections on a package insert describes the drug’s mechanism of action? dosage and administration O clinical pharmacology O contraindications O warnings QUESTION 12 3 points M…
Q11- Describe the rationale, benefits, and appropriate use of combination drug therapy managing HTN. Q12- Devise appropriate therapy and monitoring plans for patients with HTN. Q13 -Identify patients …
HINT: This patient has hypertension and would benefit from antihypertensive medication. She also has a history of increasingly frequent migraine headaches. An individualized approach to treating pat…
CD is a 44-year-old woman who had spent much of the day working in her garden. A blustery wind caused her to unintentionally inhale the insecticide that she was spraying throughout the garden. When sh…
Identify the critical medication error/errors made in the case study.
Case Study#8 chapters 31&32 Chapter 31 – Case Study Questions This activity contains 3 questions. Fiona Antonio is a 66-year-old woman who has a history of varicose vein problems, includin…
John Smith 12/12/1969 needs a prescription for anxiety you decide to prescribe him an SSRI. Which one will you prescribe? What dose will you start him on and how often do you want him to take it. He w…
- Provide the % strength (w/w) and specific gravities of the following concentrated acids. a. Hydrochloric acid d. Glacial Acetic acid b. Nitric acid e. Oxalic acid c. Sulfuric acid 2…
This question is on psychopharmacology: In your opinion, which of the decision tree is best to choose on the 53year old maria Puerto Rican female. HX of alcohol addiction, Therapies for patients with …
help with the question. Identify 3 content areas of diabetes education that are important for patients with newly diagnosed diabetes. What is your rationale for choosing the 3 you did?
Your neighbor calls you and begins to discuss her child’s recent change in behavior. She states that he recently was started on the SSRI Fluoxetine (Prozac) for the treatment of depression. He is now …
Can you help me solve this question and show work? 6. Order: 1000 mL of NS to be administered over 10 hours. Drop factor: 15 gtt/mL. How many ml will the patient receive per hour?
- A client with dementia is being started on donepezil. Which of these side effects should the nurse anticipate? 1. Tachycardia 2. Diarrhea 3. Elimination of nausea 4. Tardive dyskinesias 2. Question…
A patient reports difficulty falling asleep and staying asleep every night and has difficulty staying awake during the commute to work every day. NP should: a. suggest the patient try diphenhydramine …
A 65-year-old woman presents to the office with complaints of excessive fatigue and shortness of breath after activi ty, which is abnormal for her. The woman has a history of congestive heart failure …
Amoxicillin oral suspension 450 mg PO every 8 hours, patient is 13 years old and weighs 35 kg. SDR 20-40 mg/kg/day, divided to 3 equal doses. Available is 250 mg/5 mL What is the maximum dosage, mg, p…
- Are there any situations where a Pharmacy Technician cou utilization review? Why or why not? Describe at least three review that are commonly seen in pharmacy practice.
Fill in the blanks. a)The cells in the alveoli most sensitive to chemical damage are the…………pneumocytes, and when damaged they can be replaced by…………pneumocytes. b)The Clara cell…
ead and summarize the Topic Material “CDC Guideline for Prescribing Opioids for Chronic Pain – United States, 2016.” Discuss any ethnic, cultural, or genetic differences that need to be considered for…
why can some drugs be excreted in the urine without the need for metabolism? What types of drugs need to be metabolized before they can be eliminated?
IV DSW 100 ml/hr, drop factor 10. The nurse will set the flow rate for how many drops per minute?
A nurse is reinforcing teaching about the pacemaker to a client who is preparing to undergo the procedure to have one placed for arrhythmias.What are teaching points the nurse can discuss with the c…
Allergic conjunctivitis is inflammation of the conjunctiva in response to an allergen; it can be a common ailment. What is the difference between a prescription eye drop and an over the counter drop ,…
What is a prototype drug for heart failure and what is it mostly used for, its contraindications, and its major adverse effects?
First of all, explain antipsychotics then what conditions are antipsychotics used to treat then explain how antipsychotics work for a specific condition.
- How long will it take to finish infusing IL of D5NS 100 mL/hr? hours 10. The nurse receives an order to infuse heparin 1500 units/hr. The IV bag contains 20,000 units heparin in 500mL D5W. Calculat…
Question 36 Not yet answered Points out of 1 Flag question Which medication should the RN give via slow IV push to avoid the risk of ototoxicity? Select one: O a. Enalaprilat O b. Furosemide O c. Amil…
Based on your knowledge and understanding, what form of Complementary and Alternative medicine would you suggest to a person who has a brain tumor? What form of treatment would you like to integrate t…
How much liquid or suspension was needed to fill each medication that reads: 200 mg bid x 10 days 4 mg bid x 10 days
- What effects may the insecticide have on the gastrointestinal system? Explain. 7. If exposed to high enough doses, what effect might the insecticide have on the patient’s skeletal muscles?
Design a pharmacological experiment to test or measure each of the following in ileum smooth muscle: the adrenoceptor subtype responsible for tissue response to adrenaline
A 3-year old patient named John, with a chief complaint from of diarrhea and vomiting, X two days. The doctor orders a low dose of Phenergan, to be given to the patient immediately, orally via pill fo…
Why is state of play important in the pharmaceutical industry? Please explain in details.
- many mL will be given? Order: Give Naprosyn suspension 0.375 g po. Available: Naprosyn 125mg/3 mL. How 15. Order: Give medication X 30,000 U po. Available: Medication X 100,000 units/3mL. How man…
Review the following links and consider how ethics, codes of conduct the GPhC standards for pharmacy professionals, the APTUK values and/ or any other legal considerations you have independently resea…
Which of the following side effects may occur as a result of inhaled corticosteroid therapy? A.Oral candidiasis B.Hoarse voice C.Headache D.GI Upset E.A and B only F.All of the above
Also i would like an explanation on the molecular pathway in which NSAIDS are used and the resulting effect on nociceptors
44) The proteins translated from the gag, gag-pol and env genes of HIV are polyproteins that must be cleaved by a) Reverse transcriptase b) Integrase c) Proteases d) Transcriptional activators e) Gp 1…
Jane Smith, who is 35 years old, has been bitten by her dog this morning. She is not allergic to any medications.What is medication that is recommended for her, what is the calculation for the dose.
Write summary of the article and briefly describe the methods used Effects of chronic inhalation of electronic cigarettes containing nicotine on glial glutamate transporters and α-7 nicotinic acetylc…
list drug interaction at intestine and give two examples
“Slinkey,” is a 8 year old MN Miniature Dachshund weighing 18.2 lbs. He is presented today for rear limbs peresis. The veterinarian instructs you to give slinky the glucocorticoids methylprednisolone …
Use the case study on the pages above to answer question 4.b. What alternatives would be appropriate if the initial therapy fails or cannot be used?
The nurse explains the normal conduction pathway to a client with a dysrhythmia. Place these parts of the heart in the sequence of cardiac conduction. The nurse should explain what conduction pathway …
Summarize a recent current event where a drug manufacturer was sued by a state or federal agency.Focus on the nature of the allegations and outcomes of the lawsuit please cite the article that you t…
please help me! Use this link (www.heart.org), and find a support group for heart patients in your area and information that will allow you to create an educational tool to decrease behaviors that cou…
Scenario #A: Nathan is a 12-year old with a history of asthma, diagnosed 2 years ago. He is an outgoing, active boy and participates in a swim club and a basketball team, but he has had a difficult …
Topic: Adult Dosage Calculations Prepare your answers to the following questions. 1. Using the proportional or formula method, calculate the following adult dosages: a. The physician orders 500 …
Pharmacology – Reflect on a case that from past clinical experience and consider how a particular patient’s pharmaco*kinetic and pharmacodynamic processes altered his or her response to adrug
Define the criteria for successful prevention of fascioliasis in animals.
Tom is a 4 year old child known to have epilepsy. He is admitted to the resuscitation room in Accident and Emergency with a fit. He was born at 26 weeks gestation and had a peri ventricular hemorrag…
Why should someone taking ED medications not take Nitro?
Please solve by using fraction . Show all work systematically. Then the total mL A client intake was the following: 0.6 L IV fluid at 5 pm 12 oz milk 1 1/2 glass orange juice (glass = 6 oz) 2 cups tea…
- What is the total fluid intake and 16 output in mL for a patient who over the past 8 hours has received an IV solution at 150 mL/hr., 1 1/2 pints of juice, 1 glass of milk and 21/3 cups of hot cho…
What are some of the reasons why people use performance-enhancing drugs? Do you think that people can become dependent on performance-enhancing drugs?
Which vaccine is recommended by the CDC for individuals traveling to or living in high-risk areas of South America and Africa? influenza yellow fever O JE-VAX O Gardasil Question 36 (2 points) () List…
Both absorption and distribution of medications are affected in patients who have poor _______________.
A patient with colorectal cancer is admitted to the hospital oncology unit to receive cetuximab (Erbitux). The nurse notes that the prescriber has not ordered any other medications. The nurse will con…
QUESTION 9 15 p Order: 250 mg daily p.o. Usual Dosage: Administer once daily. See NDC 47335-669-83 Distributed by: Sun Pharmaceutical Industries, Inc. insert for full prescribing information. Diltiaze…
A physician order nitroglycerin 50 mg in D5W 250 mL to be infused at the rate of 50 mcg/min. The drop factor is 60 gtt/min. How many micrograms are there in 1 mL of solution? What is the flow rate in …
Considering that you own a pharmacy drug store, what is the best SLOGAN that you can provide in promoting safe dispensing in your workplace?
Acute lymphatic leukemia in children can respond well to methotrexate given 2.5 mg/kg every 14 days by IV. What would be the appropriate dosage of methotrexate to administer biweekly to a child weighi…
- A clinic nurse is planning care for a 68-year-old man who has been on omeprazole (Prilosec) therapy for heartburn for some time. Regarding the patient’s safety, which of the following would …
Suppose a individual is taking Januvia and Metformin daily but needs to take an over the counter medication. What could they take for Cold or Flu? What could they take for GI upset? What over the coun…
38-Discuss process of activation in the neuromuscular junction. Indicate how the neurotransmitter is released, bound and recycled back to the presynaptic terminal. Explain how an anticholinergic pesti…
FLAG A nurse is preparing to administer magnesium sulfate 1.75 g/hr by continuous IV infusion. Available is 4 g magnesium sulfate in 100 mL dextrose 5% in water (DsW). The nurse should set the IV pum…
Explain the importance of a pharmacy revenue cycle internal audit based on the following case. While reviewing a rejected claim as a clinical documentation analyst, you noticed that a hysterectomy …
Describe the legal implications for a person who prepares and administers medications. Explain why it is important to do a patient assessment before the administration of an injection.
Dexter is a pharmacy technician. Most of his day is spent filling prescriptions requested by nurses and interacting with the head physician. Which is Dexter most likely part of? O pharmacy team O hosp…
Can you identify any limitations that an automated pill counter my post from a pharmacy?
study guide on all chapters for focus on nursing pharmacology by amy m karch
adverse drug reactions of penicillin and tetracycline
Jackie is a 45-year-old white female with past medical history of controlled hypertension, controlled asthma, and eczema. She has a four-day history of nasal congestion, headache, sore throat, sneezin…
Study guide for exam one ch 1-5 . Is about fundamental of nursing pharmacology. thanks
Q8- Why is Mrs A’s cardiac failure still uncontrolled? Q9- What symptoms might lead you to suspect digoxin toxicity? Q10- Would you recommend a plasma digoxin assay?
What is the consequence of concomitant use of tramadol with MAO inhibitors and why?
Chief Complaint “My boy has trouble breathing and he keeps coughing. His albuterolisn’t helping.” HPI Peyton Harrison is a 3-year-old African-American boy who presents to the emergency department with…
Why is proper decimal notation so critical in pharmacy calculations? Provide an example and support your response.
What are the requirements for a patient who is enrolled in a medication assisted opioid treatment program?
A technician is to prepare 250mL of a 40% solution from a 60% stock solution and purified water. How many milliliters of each are needed. Please show breakdown on how you got the answer (thank you).
I am taking ADVANCED pharmacology over the summer. I failed my first exam and only have 2 more exams that weigh 60% of my grade. I don’t know what to do. I don’t have enough time to study in depth…….
Viruses, such as SARS-CoV2, can cause disease if they are not eliminated by the immune system. The body can respond to viruses in many ways. Please describe in detail what these responses are and how …
- school.He is the first grade and his teacher has noticed that he has trouble paying attention and controlling impulses. a.Zane Daniels has been brought to your office by hi…
Jose is a 47 year old morbidly obese Latino male who presents to the clinic for follow up evaluation of headaches, dizziness, ringing in his ears and frequent urination. He reports having a headache t…
Why does the powder need to be inspected for textural continuity?*
Calculate how many mL’s of Maalox the patient will get in each dose of the following Rx Rx: Benadryl 12.5 mg/5 mL 120 mL Lidocaine 2% 60 mL Maalox qs ad 300 mL Sig: i tbsp po TID
What is the meaning of error proofing in medical billing and coding?
Ptu final The sig on Mr. Ritchie’s prescription reads "1 SL q5min up to 3x for chest pain." How should the directions be typed on the prescription label?
A patient who was admitted with an incomplete abortion is now having excessive postop vagin*l bleeding after a D & C procedure. The doctor orders Pitocin 20 units to be added to a 500 ml IV bag. I…
Why would traditional payment/reimbursem*nt models not work for gene therapies? Describe one alternative model and its advantages over the traditional model of reimbursem*nt.
Can I have some help with these 6 questions please?. 52. Order: 1 L NS IV to run at 125 ml/hr. If the IV bag was started at 12:30pm. What time will it end? 53. A patient received 100 ml of IV fluid in…
S.B., age 8, is always interrupting his teacher, jumping out of his seat in class, fidgeting relentlessly, and butting into other children’s games. At home, he runs around recklessly and is uncontroll…
What additional Lab information could assist in anticoagulating a patient with an apparent sensitivity to Warfarin?
Patients hom*ozygous for TPMT*3A are at much increased risk for life-threatening myelosuppression when they are treated with the standard dose of O warfarin. O tamoxifen. codeine. thiopurine drugs. Que…
Mrs. V is a 47 year old white female who noted a lump near the lower, outer edge of her right breast. After undergoing work up, Mrs. V. was diagnosed with breast cancer. She underwent a right mastecto…
Case Study, Chapter 49, Drugs Used to Treat Anemias A nursing faculty member is preparing a lecture on drugs used to treat anemia. The lecture outlines the process of erythropoiesis and an overview of…
subject Pharmacology Active Learning Templates medication Chapter——– Medication benztropine Expected pharmacological action————– Therapeutic UIse———————- Complications—–…
What patient education regarding herbal remedies should be included when administering warfarin?
B.J. is a 50-year-old man who was given a prescription for lisinopril (Zestril) 1 month ago. While taking the medication, his systolic pressure has averaged between 130 and 138 mm Hg, and his diastoli…
a nurse is monitoring a client who is undergoing anticoagulant therapy with heparin. Which of the following findings should the nurse identify as a possible indication of hemorrhage?
A client with liver cirrhosis and hepatitis C needs an antiepileptic drug. What drug would be safest for this client? a.Levetiracetamb.Lamotriginec.Phenobarbitald.Valproic acid
- Differentiate sufficient cause from necessary cause. 2. In what way does natural history of disease occur? 3. What are the examples of predisposing and reinforcing factors? 4. What are involved in …
Q:A 55-year-old woman comes to the pharmacy, looking for some eye drops. She complains of having “burning” sensation on her eyes with excessive tearing. Her symptoms started about a week ago after s…
what are the steps in the management of essential drug programme
1- Choose an Antibacterial Drug that is a Cell Wall Inhibitor( Choose any of your Choice ) Drug: Drug Class: Structure: Mechanism of Action: Indications: Pharmaco*kinetics: Contraindications: Side Effe…
The health care provider’s prescription for an adult client reads, “Potassium chloride 15 mEq by mouth.” The label on the medication bottle reads, “20 mEq potassium chloride/15 mL.” How many millilite…
Q1: A 28-year old man, who has tested positive for Influenza A… Q1: A 28-year old man, who has tested positive for Influenza A , is hospitalised following the worsening of his symptoms …
A patient presents a prescription to the pharmacy that states: Take 1/2,oz of Motrin suspension 3 times a day for 7 days. If the stock bottle contains 6 oz, how many doses are in the bottle?
Which of the following statements is true of atypical antipsychotic drugs? The atypical antipsychotic drugs produce the highest incidence of extrapyramidal symptoms (EPS). The atypical antipsychotic d…
- Describe Pharmacodynamics. II. Differentiate Agonist and Antagonist. III. Differentiate Graded-dose response from Quantal-dose response. Give asample illustration. What does LADME stands for? Bri…
2) The veterinarian order carprofen at a dose of 4.4 mg/kg, to be given in evenly divided doses twice daily. The patient weighs 101 lb, and the carprofen is available in 100-mg tablets. How many carpr…
please fast answer no need for explanation What adverse effects are associated with Amphotericin B? a. Reversible renal impairment on accumulation Nephrotoxicity and Hepatotoxicity b. Allergic reactio…
Discuss in details the preparation and pharmaceutical uses of the elements of the groups 5 to 8
- T., who is a Native American male, age 8, is always interrupting his teacher, jumping out of his seat in class, fidgeting relentlessly, and butting into other children’s games. At home, he runs aro…
what is the most common otic drug for chronic dry eyes? I need it for my next test and my teacher wasnt too specific
Hi tutors, i need help with chemistry but this is more related to pharmaceutical solutions calculations. I haven’t been taught at all for this calculations but i want to learn in advanced on how do i …
Hormone released from the adrenal medulla that stimulates the sympathetic nervous system
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Charlie is currently part of an outpatient treatment program for his heroin addiction. He is prescribed methadone as part of his treatment. However, his treatment counselor is concerned that Charlie i…
The molar ratio of salt to acid needed to prepare asodium acetate-acetic acid buffer solution is 1:1. Assuming that the totalbuffer concentration is 0.1 mol/L, how many grams of sodium acetate (MW 60)…
- What is meant by the terms Universal Precautions and Standard Precautions?
Which of these features suggest that a pulsation in the neck is arterial? a) A waggling earlobe b) Positive for hepatojugular reflux c) No variation with posture d) Pressure in the root of the neck re…
Problem 3. Competition experiment. 0.5 nM radioligand L* is bound to 1 ml samples of the same membrane samples used in the above experiments in the presence or absence of varying amounts of either c…
Thearticle below shows clinical trials that has ethical issues. https://www.history.com/news/the-infamous-40-year-tuskegee-study?fbclid=IwAR3uSJrWmX0v2ptzyM2MwuhpD-266tf6Hg_hHiPvQQEa2o1Iu8vCdm4JUL0 …
38)What theVaricella virus does/ a)Primary infection causes chicken pox b)Virus latently infects sensory neurons c)Reactivation allows virus to reinfect e…
- Distribution equilibrium is achieved around _________hours after Drug Z is administered. a)60 b)0 c)30 d)10 2.What is the Tmax…
What are the concepts covered at the university level and career pathways/advanced studies that can be pursued with a Bachelor of Arts in Biology degree plan in becoming a pharmacist? How is majoring …
- Using appropriate data from Figure 7 above, rank in order from highest to lowest, the affinity of WIN55,212-2, AM251 and CBD for the CB1 receptor. Justify your answer. (3 marks) 4. Define the term…
While reviewing the history and the lab reports of an adult patient, the NP finds that the patient has decreased metabolic rate, weight gain, and hair loss. What can the NP interpret from these findin…
How do medications relate to the gastrointestinal and psychiatric systems?
Pls help me to answer the 4 to 10 plss INTRAVENOUS THERAPY DOSAGE CALCULATIONS 1. Calculate the drip rate for 100 ml of IV fluids to be given over a half hour via giving set which delivers 10 drops/ml…
Porque es importante tomar en consideración la etapa de crecimiento y desarrollo en la administración de los medicamentos en el niño y en el adulto viejo?
Prepare 500ml of Sodium Chloride Solution 0.45% – this will involve a dilution using the 0.9% solution that you have already prepared.
Mark all statements that are consistent or accurate with the topic or question provided. Choosing more or less than the correct options will be considered incorrect. . Statement/s ACCURATE on the ef…
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In a 500 mg capsule the drug content is 10 mg. Which test can be used to figure out the drug content and why?
what is the biological response of drug in the human body?
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A 32-year-old male presents to the office complaining of feeling elated over the past 2 weeks. He has had increased energy and reports sleeping for 3 or 4 hours per night. He has been making rash deci…
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RT is a 55 yo Hispanic male came to primary care clinic for routine follow-up. He is 5.8 feet tall weighing 250 lbs.. His recent lab result shows elevation of SCr: 1.8 mg/dL. Dr. Smith asked you to ca…
Side effects of haloperidol? nausea vomiting diarrhea dry mouth nervousness headache dizziness spinning sensation What assessment should we look for? risk assessment
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Samantha is a 12 year-old female that is being seen in the ER for cellulitis.Samantha weighs 48 kg.The ER physician ordered:Gentamicin 120mg IV q 8 hours.In addition, she is receiving maintena…
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the nurse enters a male client’s room. The nurse enters a male client’s room to administer a subcutaneous dose of enoxaparin sodium, a low molecular weight heparin. The client is lying supine in bed. …
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Psychoactive Medication Case Study A 58- year old male client is brought to the emergency department by his family. The client’s heart rate is 135 beats/min. He is sweating and has muscle tremors and …
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the health care provider prescribe magnesium sulfate IV at 25mg//minute for a client with preeclamsia. the nurse dilutes 4 grams magnesium sulfate in 250ml of d5. the infusion pump should be set at wh…
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using dimensional analysis Thephysician has ordered ASA 650 mg p.o. Q6hr. for temperature higher than 101° F.The medication is supplied in325mgtablets.How many tablets will the patie…
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match the appropriate drug or drug class to a potential adverse/side effect that may be seen in a patient that is taking such medication.Choose the most appropriate answer for each. A.increase ris…
The nurse is visiting a 78-year-old client in the home. The client has type 1 diabetes mellitus, hypertension, and osteoarthritis in both knees. The client’s sight is moderately impaired despite the u…
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The physician order 1g of chloral hydrate. On hand you have 500 mg capsules. How many capsules will be given to the patient?
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A 13—year—old female tank a weightless drug that activated the sympathetic nerveus system. Which cf the fdlldwing assessment findings would the nurse expect? “line-Finn. 1 fl
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Dosage calculation. Convert each of the given quantities to the equivalent unit indicated. 1.5 g = mg
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The nurse’s client is prescribed a drug that has been ordered off-label, what actions should the nurse perform before administering the drug? Select all that apply.
which of the following medications lead to glucose dependent increases in insulin and decreases in glucagon to improve control of blood sugar 1- Trajenta 2- Januvia 3- glyburide 4- metformin 5- Diamic…
The patient has an order for morphine sulfate (Duramorph) 10 mg po. The medication available is morphine sulfate 10 mg/10 mL. How many tsp will the nurse administer? ___ tsp (If needed, round to the n…
what is being tested during this phase? 2. if a drug does NOT pass this phase of clinical trials, what might be the problem?”
3.Hurmnnes have formed within a client’s cell and moved amass the cell membrane. What process has taken place?
Provide reasoning for the answer. 1.What is the mechanism of action of theβ-lactam antibiotics? 2.What are two mechanisms bacteria use for resistance to antibiotics? 3.?…
You receive this physician’s order: Give 600mL D5W to patient. Calculate the metric weight (in grams) of the dextrose in this fluid bag.
In my own words! Due by Wednesday. 1. Explain diseases of the heart and related medications. Forum: Module 12 Discussion for Pathopharmacotherapy HIMT1360
Rebecca suffers from a severe form of cystic fibrosis and undergoes a lung transplant. She underwent genetic testing as a child to determine the cause of her cystic fibrosis. This test also revealed t…
According to the National Institutes of Health, what percentage of patients age 75 and older have hearing loss? 50% 75% 30% O 25% Question 41 (2 points) Listen A condition whose hallmarks are reduced …
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Please help me with the question below. Thank you. Three hours into your shift at 10am, while performing assessment on your patient and you noticed that Mr Scott was wheezing profusely. Two back-to-ba…
Aside from the use of precipitation methods in analytical chemistry, what are the three(3) other applications of the solubility product constant (Ksp) in pharmaceutical sciences ? Explain.
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A drug, given as a single dose of 100 mg, results in a peak plasma concentration of 15 ug/ml. The apparent volume of distribution is (assume a rapid distribution and negligible elimination prior the m…
i have a 6.4 kg patient. The dose of medication ordered is 40mg/kg by mouth twice a day. reccomended dose is 16mg/4mg the dose on hand is 80 mg/20/mg per mL. the drug is in a 120 ml container. I need …
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11 When comparing the TI of two drugs the drug with the lower TI is safer. the drug with the higher TI is safer. the drug with the lower TI is the most therapeutically useful. …
After administering 90 mg of a drug to a patient, a blood sample is drawn and the concentration of drug in the plasma is measured. In the plasma, the drug concentration is measured as 24.3 mg/L. The v…
Describe available preventive services that providers might recommend for patients at risk of the type of cancer you selected
Question 5 (3 points) What mechanism of action or pharmacological action is best associated with Bupropion? Inhibits Cytochrome P450 Inhibit H+/K+/ATPase O Block Dopamine receptors Increase Dopamine a…
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(part 0ne) Cynthia is a 65-year-old African American female who presents to the clinic for a check-up. Her last examination was ~5 years ago. She has no specific, significant, or urgent complaint. S…
An 72 kg patient is to be given a 4.5 mg/kg body weight IV bolus dose of a newly developed cancer drug every 8 hours. Assume the half-life of the drug and its volume of distribution in the patient are…
Frolic acid is prescribes for a patients who’s is having withdrawal symptoms from alcohol. Frolic acid is ordered 1mg in 50ml of NS. The tuning drop factor is 60gtt/ml. How many drops should be given …
A healthcare professional receives the following order: Somatropin 2 mg IM three times a week. At 0800 on 10/15/14, the healthcare professional prepares the medication to administer later that day. Af…
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A bottle of Tagament tablets is labeled 400mg/tablet. This order is for a 400mg tablet twice a day. The patient will be on this medication for two weeks. How many tablets will be prescribed to ensure …
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Hello, could you please help me explain the pharmacological management of Lithium on Bipolar Disorder. Thank you!
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the physician orders 600,000 units bicillian for an im injection. what you have on hand are vials of 1,200,000 units per2 milliliters. how many many milliliters will be given patient
Make an advertisem*nt poster for Cinnarizine(Pharmaceutical Drug) that can be placed in front of the pharmacy counter in a retail pharmacy.
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Rx Diphenhydramine 800mg Menthol 400mg Theobroma oil q.s P.II.NO.III Weight of the mold is 2g. Diphenhydramine. : F=1.3 Menthol: F=0.7 What is the weight of 1 suppository? Find the amount of base …
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When prescribing doses for pediatric patients the NP must consider Select one: a.Height in centimeters b.Body Surface Area (BSA) c.Age in months d.Weight in kilograms
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Which one of the following is the parasite that causes malaria? a) Plasmodium b) Giardia c) Cryptosporidium d) Anopheles mosquito e) Chlamydia
A 60-year-old female presents with the complaint of a sore throat. She voices frustration that “the antibiotics are not working this time.” Further discussion reveals that she is taking “leftover” ant…
Differentiate BOSS vs LEADER thru an illustration on a table chart using the idea in pharmaceutical setting. BOSS = Uses people LEADER= Develops people
these answers are wrong. Could you please solve them for me? Question 3 1 points Clients’ access to drug information has changed the way that clients interact with nurses and other health care provide…
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- Discuss the various cultural factors that may influence an individual’s response to medications.
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Hypertension Drug Card Case Study Mr. James Hobson is a 69-year-old male with a history of hypertension that is fairly well controlled on medication. He has been smoking 1 or 2 packs of cigarettes …
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methadone 150mg po is ordered. it is available in 120mg scored tablets in the locked narcotics cabinet. How many tabs to give?
Find articles on the current issues related to unionized labor in an pharmaceutical. What impact, if any, does globalization of the economy has on labor relations in pharmaceutical?
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A client with bacterial meningitis is prescribes ampicillin 1000mg every 6 hours by intermittent IV infusion. Medication is to be administered over 1 hour. Available is 500mg/250ml. What should the IV…
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A patient presents with nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, and admits to not keeping track of the number of digoxin pills taken. You suspect digoxin toxicity. What should her workup consist of? How will …
when looking at a printout of an HPLC analysis, how do you calculate the relative standard deviation?
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Earle is an 86-year-old patient who presents to the hospital with a Community Acquired Pneumonia. During stay, you notice that the patient often seems agitated. He suffers from cognitive decline and c…
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3.4 Cost Effective Validation (1-Page) Describe an efficient approach to ‘Validatien’ driven by subject matter expertise and risk based decision making.
A 15-year-old male patient has recently been started on atomoxetine for the treatment of attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). He is taking no other medications. He has noted recently that …
Please Answer. . What is the essence of knwing the anatomy and physiology of the nervous system? . What is the significance of drugs related to this system and its repercussions if used incorrectly?
A patient with apastmedical history of diabetes mellitistype 2is prescribed prednisoneorally for the next 3 months to help control severe asthma symptoms. What adverse effects should the nur…
A solution of haloperidol contains 2 mg/mL of active ingredient. How many grams would be in 240 mL of this solution?
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A client w/ myasthenia graves is admitted with bradycardia cause by an overdose of pyridostigmine. What action should the nurse take first?
Mary Matthews is concerned about her breast cancer risk because her mother passed away as a result of breast cancer five years ago. She presented to the office today for a routine mammogram to screen …
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Desensitization of the GABA-A receptor on the GABA neuron would cause a decrease of Dopamine release, correct?
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Develop a listing of examples where patients misunderstand the intent of the administration of a pharmaceutical dosage form.
4- Calculate 96RSD and determine whether the weights are acceptable or not. Write unknowns to be calculated with the units. Write the the formula Include all formulas required for the calculation step…
- An ophthalmic solution containing 2 g/ml of drug A (E-value = 0.14) and 0.02% of drug B (E-value = 0.16) in purified water. Is this commercial product a hypotonic, isotonic or hypertonic solution? …
Compare and contrast the ways in which cocaine, reserpine and mercury affect synaptic transmission. Use annotated diagram(s) where appropriate
Please help me to answer this question MILLIEQUIVALENTS 1. Magnesium chloride is available in the hexahydrate form as an injectable solution that supplies 1.97 mEqs of Mg2+ per milliliter. What is the…
What is the medication- Aldactone (spironolactone) what is the Purpose of the medication how does it affect people between the ages of 40 – 60 years 2-3 client objectives using Bloom’s Taxonomy wh…
You are ordered to give 8 mg of a medication q 4 hrs to a child weighing51 pounds. The recommended daily dosage range is from 2 mg/kg to 3 mg/kg. Is the ordered dosage within the recommended range?
The physicians ordered Ibuprofen 10mg/kg PO for a child weighing 22 pounds.Available you have Ibuprofen 100mg/5mL.How many milliliters will you give?
If a drug is particularly valuable, an important strategy for evergreening is for the manufacturer to develop a slightly modified follow-on drug, in anticipation of patent expiry and generic competiti…
You have been hired by a major pharmaceutical company to develop a new male contraceptive. Discuss four general properties of an “ideal contraceptive” that you would keep in mind when developing this …
Indication of each drug to patient with UGIB and references 1. Tranexamic Acid (AXTRAM, CYCYCLOTRAX, HEMANEX, HEMOTREX) 500mg IV TID 2. Rebamipide (MUCOSTA) 1 tablet PO TID 3. Bisoprolo…
Describe a newantipsychoticon the market: Caplyta (Lumaterperone).What is it, how does it work in the brain (what does it affect in the brain), and what is itused for?
I am very confused on this assignment and it’s due tomorrow!
JR is a 56yoman with h/o asthma, HTN and hyperlipidemia. He presents to the ER today with h/o shortness of breath for 45 minutes at rest. He reports that he was feeling well and in his usual state…
How do I solve this? Suppose that 5 mg of a drug is injected into the bloodstream. Let f(t) be the amount present in the bloodstream after t hours. Interpret f(3) = 2 and f'(3) = – 0.5. Estimate the n…
MATH 1135 – Mathematics for Practical Nurses Version B Medication Research Case Study Mrs. Harris is a 93-year-old lady who has come to your orthopedic rehabilitation unit after surgery to replace …
Explain the major difference between Selective and non selective Beta-Blockers. List uses and contraindications. Thanks
We hear stories in the news about cases of medical malpractice that could have been prevented. For your initial post, conduct research for ways to prevent medical malpractice cases. Provide at least 3…
Patient Presentation Chief Complaint: “I’m having chest pain and I can’t catch my breath.” HPI: Beth Smith is a 70 yo woman who arrives at the hospital’s emergency department by ambulance transfer …
Select all that apply. Antipsychotics are classified by potency traditional antipsychotics typical antipsychotics atypical antipsychotics none of the choices
As a pharmacist in K Pharmaceuticals Sdn Bhd, you are responsible for identifying new drug formulations for urinary tract infections. Discuss the appropriate physical and chemical properties as well a…
Following an oral drug administration identify all relevant pharmaco*kinetic events that determine drug concentration at a G-protein coupled receptor expressed on a cardiomyocyte
Brand & generic drug names and classes, Quiz #4 (Ch. 12)
Which of the following is true of Buspar (Buspirone)? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY Group of answer choices FDA approved for Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) Can be used for Benzodiazepine withdrawal …
Name four risk factors for developing mental illness
Question 4 A 36-year-old HIV-positive male is on prophylaxis for Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia with sulfamethoxazole-trimethoprim. At which sites do these two drugs act in the target organism? Refer …
CHOOSE AT LEAST 3 PSYCHIATRIC DRUGS AND MAKE A DRUG STUDY.
- A 73-year-old woman has scheduled an appointment with her nurse practitioner to discuss her recurrent constipation. The woman states that she experiences constipation despite the fact that s…
Give at least 3 reasons why sulfonylamide diuretics (shown below) such as furosemide do not possess antibiotic activity and justify your answer. O NH CI NH2 HOOC O O Furosemide
PATHOPYSIOLOGY BOX 3-3 APPLICATION TO PRACTICE BOX 3-3 Application to Practice Review the casa. Which type of laukamla (acute bomphocytic vs. scuta myaloganous or chronic lymphocyte vs. chronic myslog…
DEAR TUTORS I hope that you are all well and safe i choosen one IV medication ( Enalaprilat ) and I choosen one oral medication( DILTIAZEM ) .. plz helpe me toanswer the questions about the d…
1 . How are drugs sorted into therapeutic groups and classes ?" A. first by the conditions that they are used to treat , and then by their mechanisms of action B . first by their mechanisms of a…
Final Assessment – Drug Discovery in real life A new pharmaceutical company, Holien-X, is interested in finding new therapeutics for a rare type of children’s cancer, Neuroblastoma. They have gathered…
The purpose of this assignment is to learn more about interprofessional collaboration between prescribers and pharmacists. Discuss the following: The process of filling a prescription. Common reasons …
In the spectrum of atomic hydrogen, a violet line from the Balmer series is observed at 434 nm. Determine the beginning and ending energy levels of the electron during the emission of energy that lead…
Recreational Marijuana Legalization Debate. I am on the for-legalization side I have to rebuttal the opposing side with a 500-750-word rebuttal. Further debunk against legalization side with positives…
. 1. 25 mg of Tracker Jacker venom was administered to Peeta Mellaflg (who weighs TD kg} at time = fl hours. The venom eguilibrated immediately with body fluids and disappeared from the plasma as…
hi, just need some guidance. what can I use to help write this patient a prescription?. Prescribe triamcinolone Cream for 40 year old who has eczema. How do I find how much to Prescribe with little in…
A 45-year-old male who presents to the clinic with epigastric abdominal pain 2 weeks. He describes it as buming pain which is non-radiating and is worse after he eats. He has frequent belching with bl…
how long will it take for kefzol (cefazolin Rx ), Desoxyn (methamphetamine Rx), and Abacavir (ziagen) to be cleared from the body if no further dosages were given?
Detail an occasion you have received a delivery of pharmaceutical stock .Include an account on understanding of COSHH and how to apply it when receiving and storing stock.
A patient has just received a prescription for an enteric-coated stool softener. When teaching the patient, the nurse should include which statement? a. “Take the tablet with 2 to 3 ounces of orange j…
A sample of generic paracetamol 500 mg tablets BP was purchased from a local retail outlet. Dissolution was carried out according to the monograph for paracetamol tablets (BP) using the paddle apparat…
Instructions: include the unit of measure, e.g. mL, mg etc. Round all answers to the tenths place, except gtt/min, which must be a whole number. Never leave a trailing zero after a decimal point; a…
Case 1 situation: This is a case of a 60 year old female, married with 3 children (oldest 38; youngest 30) admitted due to abdominal pain (pain scale of 8-9/10), nausea, hematemesis for 2 days. S…
Antibiotic therapy that uses two or more types of drugs to treat an infection is known as what?
1.Paracetamol oral solution BP contains 2.4% w/v paracetamol. How many L (to one decimal point) of Paracetamol oral solution BP would contain 2.7 kg of paracetamol? 2.A pharmacist has two solutions…
The provider has prescribed digoxin 0.25 mg IV stat. Digoxin is available in a 0.5mg/2mL ampule. How many mL should the nurse administer? (Record the answer as a whole number. Do not use a trailing ze…
A health care professional is caring for a patient who is receiving thiopental . For which of the following should the health care professional monitor
A homeless 50 yr old male presents to the Emergency Department with weight loss, lethargy, a low grade fever, and a productive cough. He is also HIV positive and has a history of schizophrenia but h…
T-score of − 2.3. Her past medical history is unremarkable and she only takes a multivitamin with additional calcium and vitamin D. Her family history is remarkable for a mother who had osteoporosis…
Matching-Drug Names and Drug Groups Matching-Terms and Definitions 50. alendronate a. Actonel 67. AB rated 51. conjugated estrogen a. A combination of one or more hormonal b. Amaryl 68. DAW compounds …
why can’t sympathetic drugs be given to those with diabetes. 17. The patient has been ordered to receive Sudafed to treat nasal congestion. The nurse performing an admission assessment learns that the…
PL3AS3 D0NT C0PY TH3 QU3ST1ON some steal my answer thankyou Answer the following questions accordingbe 1, Do you think products from natural sources such as herbal medicines/supplements are safer Expl…
This virus is highly contagious and intiates infection in the epithelium of the upper respiratory tract and infects the parotid glands. Virus is released in respiratory secretions from asymptomatic pa…
1) Samantha is taking 1 tablet of hydrocodone bitartrate 5 mg and acetaminophen 500 mg (Vicodin) every 4 hours. He is also taking 2 tablets of acetaminophen (Tylenol) 325 mg every 12 hours. How many g…
Where do most people get health information other than what is given during a provider visit? How can you tell if you are reading the most recent information?
- To reduce the risk of adverse drug reactions for Mary, the prescriber should a. avoid medications with a boxed warning. b. evaluate the risk versus benefit of specific medications with monitoring o…
A nurse is preparing 70/30 insulin subcutaneous injection, intermediate and short acting, 50 units is ordered. How many units of NPH is needed?
Prior to assuming care on apatient, you review the patient’s medical records found below. Admitting diagnosis: Nausea and vomiting, Acute Renal failure, Acute on Chronic pain Past medical hist…
To determine the pA2 for Mepyramine, what is the best agonist and antagonist?
A client’s abnormal immune response has been attributed to disruptions in cell histocompatibility. What physiologic process is defective in this client? Group of answer choices
- The nurse is performing medication reconciliation during a patient’s admission assessment. Which question by the nurse reflects medication reconciliation? A. “Do you have any medication allergi…
It is found that a toxin is more toxic when it is given in one large dose than when it is administered in small doses given at 6-8 hour intervals.It takes a larger total dose to produce the same eff…
44) The general population screening test for HIV detects a) Level of virus in blood b) Presence of antibodies against HIV c) Decline in CD4 T cells d) Number of cytotoxic T cells e) All of the above
- Briefly explain why a false positive result for alkaloid can be obtained upon the addition of heavy metals reagents like Mayer’s. Cite some methods/ways how to eliminate such effect. 2. A number of…
- A patient who is postoperative day one following a metatarsal amputation IS experiencing nausea and vomiting. Consequently, the nurse has administered an intravenous dose of metoclopramide. This d…
Needs to be in Demential analysis NAME: 3. Order: Rocephin 250mg IM. Available: Rocephin 1000mg/4mL. How many ml will be administered? " Focus O a W
PLEASE DONT COPY THE QUESTION THANKYOU AutoSave . Off H Document1 – Word John Mark Mendoza JM X File Home Insert Design Layout References Mailings Review View Help Search Share Comments & Cut Cali…
Mr Wong, a 40-year-old man presents with a blood pressure of 150/95 mm Hg. He has been generally healthy, is sedentary, drinks alcohol every day, and does not smoke cigarettes. He has a family history…
A nurse is reinforcing teaching about imntunizations with a woman in her first trimester of pregnancy whose diagnostic testing indicates she does not have an immunity to rubellaThe nurse should recomm…
What is the difference of an agonist from an antagonist ? how these two affect dosing and prescribing medications?
Question: Explain why altering the pH of the urine can either enhance or diminish the rate of elimination of some toxicants. Why is this technique only effective clinically for a limited number of dru…
Compare and contrast the therapeutic effects of the various categories of drugs used to treat acne vulgaris.
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- s) would you give for each doser PROBLEM 7: Order: Digoxin (Lanoxin) 0.25 mg, po, daily. Drug available: 100 Tablets NOC 0173-0242-55 100 Tablets NDC-0081-0253-55 LANOXIN’ LANOXIN (DIGOXIN) Each (DIG…
can you hep explain each points in detail below so an student can understand each point. Thanks Molecules, Cells and Body Systems: Physiology and Pharmacology(30 credits) Medicinal Products: Chemist…
A nurse has provided medication education for a patient just diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. The nurse would evaluate that this instruction is successful when the patient makes which statements? ?…
The measured volume was 50 mL, but the actual volume is 57 mL. a. What is the actual percentage of error? b. Is the percentage of error within the 3% range?
Discussion Topics, Chapter 48, Drugs Affecting Blood Coagulation Discussion Topics Learning Objective(s) 1. Mrs. King is being discharged from the hospital following a hip replacement. She will contin…
I need test prep for week 11 ( Final Exam) NURS 6521C
Thread: Work from the Brown and Goldstein lab provided insights into cholesterol homeostasis that were used to develop several of the LDL cholesterol-lowering therapies, including statins that remain …
What is the osmolarity, in mOsmol/L, of a parenteral solution containing 2 mEq/mL of potassium acetate, a 2-ion electrolyte? (molecular weight, KC2H3O2= 98 g/mol)
- According to a study discussed in your manual, how do most physicians prefer to receive their drug samples? A. by borrowing them from hospitals B. by ordering them over the Internet C. by trading…
Five common example of drug _induced tissue and two nursing intervention
tutoring help is needed with pharmacology(reproductive, endocrine and immune drugs) matching assignment. Matching Match each word to the best definition. Words are used only once. Drug used to stimula…
- Which antihypertensive drugs are safe for use during pregnancy and breastfeeding? 2.What is the antagonist for heparin? 3.What is the primary cause of heart failu…
Give at least 3 reasons why sulfonylamide diuretics such as furosemide do not possess antibiotic activity.
49.) Which of the following statements best describes the use of halothane (Fluothane)? A.) Halothane is an explosive inhalation general anesthetic, which is widely used to produce anesthesia. B.) Hal…
A nurse is assessing a client after administrating pacl*taxel for the treatment of ovarian cancer. The nurse should identify which of the following findings as the priority? A. Cough B. Muscle pain….
Give three reasons you would prescribe a systemic antifungal rather than topical and explain why
Segunda parte Lee y analiza el capitulo 7 del libro de texto y los otros recursos de aprendizaje del modulo y luego contesta las siguientes preguntas de acuerdo con la siguiente situacion hipotetica: …
WHAT PROPERTIES CAN AFFECT THE SHELF LIFE OF DRUG ?
- How much dextrose is available in a 500ml bag of D10W? 5. How much 0.1% of TAC Cream can be made from a 1/2 oz jar of TAC?
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if there is a possibility a patient is having a reaction to a transfusion you should
Order: 50 mg po BID Weight: 84 lbs Safe Dose Range: 5-10 mg/kg/day in 2 divided doses Available: 25 mg/ml IF safe, how many ml will you give?
This is a case study question , Please read the question , consider all the lab test and medication and patient symptoms, then answer it up-to 600 w. You are reviewing a patient Miss Thalia, who is a …
Instructions: There are 20 calculation-based problems included in this worksheet for you to complete. Remember to show your work to earn full credit. 1. May weighs 78 lbs and the medication she is …
Show using a sketch, illustration or drawing, or comic strips, creatively visulatize the application of management concepts in the field of pharmacy
Activity for Common Problems of the Ears, Nose and Throat Please help me find the latest treatment for these following Common Problems. 1.Barotrauma 2.Cerumen impaction 3.Acute Otitis Media …
Anti-convulsants are used in patients with epilepsy. What is epilepsy? Have you had any experience with seizures? What is the difference between a febrile seizure and an afebrile one? What are the dif…
- Would the nurse expect a physician to prescribe a nonselective beta blocker for a patient with asthma? Why or why not?~
Given the medications below, Give the: CLASSIFICATION GENERIC NAME BRAND NAME COMMON SIDE EFFECTS TERATOGENICITY Adcavit-C Neobloc Advil Celebrex Phenacetin Phenytoin Cefuroxime Mefenamic Acid Feosol …
A patient is being seen at your clinic for depression and has been prescribed Zoloft. At today’s visit, she admits to still taking St. John’s Wort. What do you tell her? A patient asks if they would b…
What are gross and microscopic features of pneumonia?
1 out of 1 points A medication is supplied as 2 grams per 100 mL of Normal Saline. The patient is to receive 2 mg/kg of the medication. The patient weighs 220 pounds. How many mL will be administered…
tutoring help is needed with the fill in the blank answers for pharmacology/ veterinary nursing assignment.. 11. The adverse effects of antifungal drugs result from targeting the in the cell membranes…
Amoxicillin 500mg dispense 21 capsules Directions: 1 cap po tid dental infection What is days supply?
A patient has two inhalers that are due to be taken at the same time. One is a bronchodialator, the other is a corticosteroid.which inhaler should the patient take first? Please provide a rationale.
match terms (4 will be used) Word Game rag and drop terms from disease state that best corresponds with the definition on the space provi (Slide 3 of 3). Allopurinol Depression Diuretics NSAIDS Gout T…
discuss how following the rights of medication protects patient safety
Part 1: Resveratrol Resveratrol (3,4′,5-trihydroxy-trans-stilbene), a polyphenolic phytoalexin found in grapes, red wine, and peanuts,and exhibits a wide range of beneficial properties. It’s a r…
Calculate the correct number of tables or capsules to be administered: Ordered: Codeine 60 mg p.o.; q3h p.r.n. On hand: Codeine tablets 15 mg (1/4 gr) Give: ________ Please provide breakdown so I can …
Rx Mefoxin 2 g fluid volume: NS 200 mL over 120 minutes 10) What volume of fluid is administered per hour (ml/hr)?
what is the special anatomical structure that inhibits entry of many chemicals and drugs to the fetus?
History: A 55 year old woman housewife complains of progressive weight gain of 20 pounds in 1 year, fatigue, slight memory loss, slow speech, dry skin, constipation, and cold intolerance. Physical exa…
Dietary Considerations with Lasix Pharmaco*kinetic phases Hypertension and the older adult Digoxin and elderly considerations Contraindications with beta blockers Medications transfer to fetus during p…
antibióticos Buscar información de la clasificación, mecanismo de acción, uso terapéutico, grupo terapéutico y ejemplos de nombre genérico y nombre comercial de cada uno de estos: 1.penicilinas…
Fine training vial #1. Remove the cap, and wipe it with alcohol pad. Look at the vial, and verify that the concentration is 50 mcg/ml A patient needs a 125 mcg does. How many mL is needed for this dos…
i need the Q Exercise: Based on the estimated logP value, which of the following compounds is the fastest to be absorbed from the intestine assuming that passive diffusion is the only available mechan…
A patient comes in for evaluation of recurrent, mild ‘heart burn’. The patient is overweight and over eats on a routine basis. The advanced practice nurse makes the diagnosis of GERD. What do cu…
Discuss the appropriate use of medications in the management of pain, using the WHO ladder to guide your discussion. List at least 3 practice tips for choosing best therapy options.
Focus Topic: PTSD Research a minimum of two peer-reviewed articles. Consider the key classes of drugs used to treat the disorder “PTSD” and explain their action at the neurotransmitter system involv…
Which structural and chemical requirements would you consider in the design of an aspartate protease? List three?
Four hormones maintain euthyroid conditions in the body. They are triiodothyronine (T3), tetraiodothyronine (T4 ), thyrotropin-releasing hormone (TRH), and thyrotropin (thyroid-stimulating hormone [TS…
The V/Q ratio of a normal upright lunch is 0.8, this indicates that ventilation is _______________ than perfusion.
Phenytoin/antiepileptics: consider risk of class D in young women vs risk of going without anti-epileptics. Can you please provide a source. This is a discussion
How do you transcribe a provider’s verbal medication order
you receive the following incorrect prescriptions. identify the error in each ativan 2 mg tid #90 refills 12
a brief explanation of the differences between the types of diabetes, including type 1, type 2, gestational, and juvenile diabetes.
Your pharmacy has a sale of 15% off OTC acetaminophen purchases this week The regular price of acetaminophen is $4 65 . What is the sale price You receive a prescription for Lortab 5 /325 my with dir…
26)The Epstein-Barr virus a)Produces lytic infections leading to infectious mononucleosis b)Produces persistent infections in B-lymphocytes c)Chronic in…
Which medication is better to star on a patient with Bipolar mania and CYP2D6*10 allele and why? Lithium, Risperdal or Seroquel
1) Illustrate and discuss how the safety of drugs can be measured and classified either safe or dangerous drug using suitable examples.
All autonomic drugs act as agonists on receptors. A. True B. False
If 8 tablespoons of extract are mixed with distilled water to total 300 mL, what is the final concentration (v/v)?
What is the mode of action, common side effects, formulations available and counselling points of the following medications: – Morphine Codeine Acetaminophen/Paracetamol Buprenorphine Nefopam Ibuprofe…
Ordered:heparin sodium 10,000 units IV in 15 hr for a patient after hip surgery.Available:pharmacy has sent 1000 mL of normal saline solution with 10,000 units of heparin sodium. At how many mL pe…
From the case answer the bolded questions below Asthma Etta Rose 5-25-2002 1 | P a g e Setting: ambulatory primary care center, first visit Patient: Etta Rose DOB: 05/25/2002 – 20-year-old fe…
- Why is it important that patients complete antibiotic treatment as ordered by their provider?
Which of the following medications are contraindicated for a client with an aspirin allergy? a. Codeine #3 b. Percocet c. Percodan d. Vicodin
Hello, this is my first time using this website. I have to study and was wondering if there are any resources on pharmacology…
What are the common and rare side effects associated to the medication, Allopurinol and how can it be monitored?
hubungan antioksidan dengan radikal bebas DPPH? dan jelaskan arti IC50 kuat, sedang dan lemah pada aktivitas antioksidan? the relationship of antioxidants with DPPH free radicals? and explain the mean…
Assigmment,,, 7. (a) (8 points) Draw a bifurcation diagram that contains a pitchfork bi- furcation and exhibits hysteresis. (You can include any other bifur- cations you need or want.) (b) (4 points) …
what are the two purpose of the tuberculin syringe ?
need a drawing of concept map for : Acid-Controlling Drugs Bowel Disorder Drugs. Thank you!
Which of the following is a clinical use of sedative-hypnotics? Anticonvulsant therapy. Treatment of narcolepsy. Treatment of psychosis. All of the above.
Mrs. A is a 45-year-old female with chronic LBP secondary to DDD. She has been taking Mobic 15 mg PO QD and Tramadol 50 mg P0 BID for the past 6 months with little to no pain improvement. She is not …
mr A.K is a 26year old man,who presented at the emergency department with complaints of malaise,myalgia,headache,fever and chills for four daysphysical examination revealed that an acutely ill young m…
Drugs like heroin and LSD are considered Category II on the controlled substance Schedule. True or False.
QUESTION 2 M/C QUESTION The neurobiology of depression is believed to be related to the atrophy of neurons in the: A hypothalmus B. hippocampus C. thalmus D. amygdala
Why might medication dosages need to be changed for an oncology patient?
Otto Loewie’s experiments on isolated heart from the frog demonstrated Select one: A.that neurones form a mycelium-like, continuous network B.the existence of the synapse C.that synaptic transmi…
If a patient is receiving 400mg of aLithium po, twice a day (12 hours interval), how long will it take for the amount administered in one day to be completely eliminated from the body?Lithium’s ha…
a nurse is preparing to administer potassium gluconate 3 mEq/kd/day PO divided in equal doses every 6 hours to a kid that weighs 42lb. Available is 20 mEq/15mL. How many mL should nurse administer per…
If a pint of a certain liquid weighs 601 g, what is the specific gravity of the liquid?
The prototype drug of the macrolide group is erythromycin. a. This drug is not used widely anymore. Explain why this is true. b. List client teaching guidelines for clients on erythromycin.
how do patients misunderstand the intent of the administration of a pharmaceutical dosage form.
Define and contrast the different types of deals (in-licensing/acquisitions, cooperative development, and out- licensing/divestment) that the business development team of a pharmaceutical company may…
How does a neurotransmitter cause an action potential in a receiving neuron? How is the signal between neurons stopped?
Doctor’s Order: Heparin 1800 units/hr. Available: Heparin 25,000 units in 500 mL NS. The IV flow rate is _______________.
A 22-year-old male college senior has lived with a diagnosis of Crohn’s disease for several years and has undergone several courses of treatment with limited benefit. Which of the following targeted t…
Medication Interview Paper Aspirin 81 mg qd Potassium ER 8 meq qd Zoloft 75 mg qd Risperdal 0.25 mg bid Senna 8.6-50mg bid Zofran 4 mg q 6 hours • The requirement is that the pers…
Case Study chapter 49 Immunologic Agents Sus an Surges is an 11 years old Caucasian girl. She presents to the physician office for her yearly sports physical. Her mother asks the physician whether. Su…
A 65-year-old patient is 8 days post op after a total knee replacement. Patient suddenly complains of shortness of breath, pleuritic chest pain, and palpitations. On arrival to the emergency departmen…
How many mL of a solution prepared by dissolving 200 mg of a 1:10 trituration of mechlorethamine HCl in sufficient water to prepare 20 mL of solution is required to obtain 10 mg of drug?
A study showed that within 12 weeks after adding tetracycline to chicken feed at one particular chicken farm, more than 97% of chicken intestinal isolates were resistant to tetracycline. But a large p…
1)Consider the following possibilities in terms of the action of a pharmaceutical agent in the feedback system diagramed in Question 1 and suggest the short and long term result of treating a pa…
Decreasing the dosing interval while keeping the dose constant will result in lower steady state concentrations. A: True B: False
Want to make sure my answer is correct, can you please write out the math? 18 Ofany administer tablets to your patient. 38. (LO 11-4) The provider orders azithromycin (Zithromax) suspension 500 mg dai…
how might the medical assistant ensure that the physician sees information about drug allergies in a patient’s chart?
What role does the blood brain barrier have in drug therapy?
The medication orders reads labetalol 40 mg IV push every 10 minutes until blood pressure is lower than 140/90 mm Hg. The pharmacy has labetalol 10 mg/mL available. How many milliliters should the nur…
- The pharmacy purchased a 100 count bottle of medication at the price of $7.50. You dispense a prescription for 30 tablets to a customer, who paid $12.53 for the prescription. The pharmacy …
medical dosage. 34 A nurse starts an infusion of 1500 mL of normal saline (NS) for a client at 8:45 a.m. at a flow rate of 2 mL/min. The tubing drop factor is 10 gtt/mL. Calculate the volume of fluid …
I was wondering if I can recieve some help with the following outpatient coding case. I have a few answers filled out but not sure if they are correct. Note: CC: Patient has known genital herpes with …
Hi need help with a proctored online exam for pharmacology. Can a clinical pharmacology professor can help?
- The physician diagnoses Ms. Landry with oral candidiasis and prescribes nystatin suspension 1 teaspoonful four times a day for 7 days. How should the nurse counsel her to use the suspension as part…
why do females who consume hormonal contraceptives gain weight??
I need help with the question: The client is receiving a heparin infusion of 50,000 units in 250 mL of D5W over a 18 hour period. How many mL/hr will be administered?
1- A 60 -year-old male weighing 80 kg. The patient is to be given multiple IV bolus injections of an antibiotic every 6 hours. The effective concentration of this drug is 15µ g/mL. After the patient …
#44. gation Question 44 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question 4 A 65 year old male patient with a past medical history of migraines, myocardial infarction, well-controlled hypertension, an…
35 year old patient presents with a concern of two high blood pressures at local health fairs
odansetron (Zofran) is: A. a pro-kinetic agent B. a serotonin (5-HT3) receptor antagonist C. often given with other agents as pre-treatment before chemotherapy D. both a & c E. both b & c
If two 300 mg tablets are dissolved in one gallon of distilled water, what is the percentage strength of the solution?
Copy the chart below and paste into a Word Document, and record your final results from Lab 1 Experiment 2. Submit below for a grade. Step Percent Strength Step 4 Juice A ? Step 7 Juice A ? Step 7 Jui…
Use the following interview question guidelines when conducting the interview. Be aware that the client may not be able to answer each of the questions with detailed information. Collect as much infor…
A five year old male patient was rushed to the hospital in the middle of the night because the patient’s parents was concerned about the child’s excessive drooling and his eyes “did not look right”. ?…
_________ Order: Give Med X 5mg/kg/day in two divided doses. The patient is 150 lbs. Available is oral suspension 250mg/5mL.How many mL will be given to the patient for each dose?
Dosage Calculation Assignment #11 for RN PharmacologyName: Josephine Sylvester Short Answer Calculate the number of tablets to be administered per dose for these oral medications in soli…
How does Cannabis effect the elderly when they take it? Adverse effects and precautions? Interactions with other drugs? Nursing Care? Nursing intervention and Administration? Please cite at least two …
Case No. 1 A five year old male patient was rushed to the hospital in the middle of the night because the patient’s parents was concerned about the child’s excessive drooling and his eyes “did not loo…
You are asked to prepare a prescription for an Antihistamine 12.5 mg/5ml elixir. What is the percent strength of the medication?
Compare and contrast phenobarbital to the three other barbiturates. Discuss any significant similarities and differences related to therapeutic actions,pharmaco*kinetics, contraindications, most common…
I am taking Straighterline pharmacology (pharm 101), I want to know what would be the efficient way to do good on exams ? besides getting help of reference materials in course hero?
An in vivo experiment was performed that involved adding two different drugs to a solution bathing a strip of intestinal smooth muscle. Both drugs cause relaxation of the muscle. However, the drugs ha…
A nurse is reviewing an older adult patient’s chart before giving medications. Which patient information is of most concern? Increased body fat Low serum albumin. Chronic constipation Low serum …
Compare the way bronchodilators and inhaled corticosteroids affect asthmatic tissues.
What are the Risks for surgical patients who have long surgeries?
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Discuss therapeutic application and mechanism of action of anti-fungal agents, please provide diagrams if needed to help explain
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Antipsychotics are not recommended for patients with dementia because this drug class poses an increased risk for stroke and cerebrovascular death causes orthostatic hypotension causes excitability an…
Constipation is a very common complaint among the elderly. Name two treatments (with different mechanisms) that should provide therapeutic benefit for their constipation.Include their generic name…
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Please discuss why students more commonly fall ill during university examination periods.You answer should include the mechanism and target of glucocorticoid action
A potential risk of administering medications that affect blood coagulation is an inadvertent overdose. Discuss possible assessments and interventions for this problem.
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The nurse calls a primary health care provider to question a prescription written for a higher-than-normal dosage of morphine sulfate. The primary health care provider changes the prescription to a do…
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For the following Patient visiting your outpatient clinic, how would you address the following: 1.Which lab results indicate intervention and why? 2.If left untreated what is the risk to the patient? …
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Order: Administer 500 mg of vancomycin IV piggy back in 60 minutes q12 hours. The medication is available in 100 mL of NS. How many mL/hour will be given?
A pressure of 1 atm is equivalent to 101325 Pa. Alternatively, this can be expressed as which one of the following? a) 1.01325 MPa b) 0.101325 MPa c) 1013.25 kPa d) 10.1325 kPa
Define selective toxicity and discuss two major mechanism of selective toxicity.
La adicción a ciertas drogas ejemplo la Cocaina, puede afectar el numero de receptores (aumentar o disminuir) la cantidad de los neurotransmisores en el SNC?
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An anti-arrhythmic drug that does NOT show use dependence A.Flecainide b. Propfenone c. Quinidine d.Sotolol
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A patient has Erythromycin 125mg IV q6h ordered for an infection.The drug reference indicates that a safe single dose is 3.75 – 5mg/kg q6h.If the patient weighs 66 lbs, is this a safe dose?
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Mr. Arthur is a 64 year old African American male. He was diagnosed with hypertension and hyperlipidemia 5 years ago and has not taken meds regularly for the last year. He states he has been experienc…
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a description of the patient case from your experiences, observations, and/or clinical practice from the last 5 years. Then, describe factors that might have influenced pharmaco*kinetic and pharmacodyn…
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Your patient is currently taking 26 units of insulin NPH with breakfast and 26 units of insulin NPH with dinner. He also administers 4 units of insulin lispro with breakfast, 6 units of insulin lispro…
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Order heparin 45000 units IV in 500 ml DW. Available heparin labeled 10000 units/ml. How many milliliter will you add to IV?
Drugs that are bound to plasma albumin will have a larger body of distribution compared to drugs that do not extensively bind to albumin. True or false?
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AW, a 25-year-old Afro-Caribbean man, has been admitted to your ward with a sickle cell crisis. AW has a raised temperature and complains of severe pain in his limbs, chest and lower back. His reg…
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A patient has Type II diabetes. Name two drugs (from different mechanistic classes) that could provide therapeutic benefit for this patient. Use generic names of the drugs. How does each of these drug…
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Why we said that dexmedetomidine is an sympathomimétique drug if the drug lower noradrenaline ?
You have been assigned to care for Ms. A, who is 28 years old. She came to her primary care provider with complaints of lethargy and fatigue. She states that she is a single mother of a 2-year-old son…
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name one drug/medicine which is either activated or inactivated by the liver enzymes or enzymes within the other organs in order to take the action or stop working.
Mrs Zassa is a 65 year old women who has type 1 diabetes mellitus (T1DM), however, recently she has had episodes of low blood glucose levels (hypoglycaemia). Part A. Explain to her what insulin prepar…
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For this questions, please read the following case study and then respond to the questions noted below. Mr. EBR is a 74-year-old retired Hispanic gentleman with known coronary artery disease (CAD), wh…
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HH is a 68 yo M who has been admitted to the medical ward with community-acquiredpneumonia for the past 3 days. His PMH is significant for COPD, HTN, hyperlipidemia,and diabetes. He remains on emp…
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Intent on enjoying his newly found retirement, Mr. B has made a point of playing tennis as often as possible during the past year. For the past 3 months, however, he has noted increasing fatigue. More…
Antibiotic: nitrofurantoin mono (a substitute for macrobid) Is it anywhere in the family of sulfa or penicillin (or cephalosporins)?
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Nora to receive Vinblastine 1.2 mg/m2. Using the nomogram calculate the dose of vincristine that is to be given. Her weight is she 180lbs and height 6.1 ft
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HRT provides several beneficial effects for post menopausal females.In light of the adverse effects associated with chronic HRT use, identify two drugs or herbal products with different mechanisms of …
If your patient sometimes forgets to take her medication, what type of medication half-life would be beneficial?
Q6-PC3– A 65-year-old African American woman with progressing renal insufficiency presents to the clinic. Her blood pressure today is 118/66 mm Hg with repeat 116/64 mm Hg. She takes hydrochlorothiaz…
Question 34 (2 points) In which of the following patient should Donepezil be discontinued? The patient with low serum sodium levels. The patient whose heart rate was 55 beats/minute. The patient with …
Patient HL comes into the clinic with the following symptoms: nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. The patient has a history of drug abuse and possible Hepatitis C.HL is currently taking the follow…
What is the definition of perception as related to pharmacology?
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The recommended dosage of fluconazole for oropharyngeal candidiasis is 6 mg/kg on day one, followed by 3 mg/kg/day thereafter. What are the appropriate dosages for a child weighing 30 kg on the first …
imagine you are part of the team setting up a new urgent care clinic and you need to plan for potential treatments the clinic should have available and how a plan of how you will re-stock medications …
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Ordered: meperidine 60mg IM STAT how many milliliters will the nurse prepare
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What food group should not be eaten with medication used to treat Parkinson’s Disease?
For the following patient: What medication changes would you make for her home medications and why? In a patient with the following: 70 year-old Black female with history significant for hypothyroidis…
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I need help with this problem. 3. Examine the following data for three toxicants, A, B, and C. Substance Threshold dose TD50 TD10 (mg/Kg-day) (mg/Kg-day) (mg/Kg-day) A 2 3 B A 4.5 C 6 2 Then use the b…
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Compare these two drugs ( Cyclophosphamide and bleomycin) with respect to their dose limiting toxicities and major drug resistance mechanisms, and indicate whether this loss of selective toxicity is r…
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Patient comes into clinic with the following symptoms: nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. The patient has s history of drug abuse and possible Hepatitis C. Patient is taking Synthroid 100mcg daily Nifedi…
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. Prior to the practical, E. coli has been cultured for several days in the presence of increasing concentrations of Streptomycin. This has resulted in the emergence of a resistant strain. The incre…
A nurse is preparing to administer medication to a client who has type 1 diabetes mellitus. The client receives multiple oral medications, takes lispro insulin, and is starting to take pramilnitide….
A client has a prescription for one liter of 0.9% Normal Saline solution to infuse over twelve hours. The IV administration set delivers 15 drops/ml. The nurse should set the drop rate at how many dro…
Question 4 (5 marks) As part of her therapy, Mary-Lou takes a new hypothetical medication (called MedX), which has narrow therapeutic index, therefore you (as a health care professional) need to exe…
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42.) Which of the following describes information that should be given to the patient treated for hyperlipidemia with niacin? A.) Niacin should be taken in the morning. B.) Niacin may cause itching or…
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Please help with these dosage calculation questions. 1 1. The nurse is preparing to mix Augmentin for oral suspension. The directions on the bottle of powdered Augmentin state: Add approximately 2/3 o…
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Nursing considerations for Cefazolin, penicillin, vancomycin, ciprofloxacin.
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Ordered: DDAVP (desmopressin acetate) 1.5 mcg sc bid. On hand: 4 ug/mL. How many mL would you administer?
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A staff nurse has to administer medications for blood pressure to several patients in the coronary care unit. The medications include captopril, diltiazem, and nitroprusside. The medications have to b…
Why are salicylates (aspirin) are useful for heart attacks and stroke prevention but over dose can be fatal what are the signs of toxicity?
Question 22 of 25 A client with sarcoma is receiving Bleomycin (Blenoxane). The nurse in charge for the client expects the physician to order which diagnostic procedure? O A) Pulmonary Function Studie…
Questions 1 and 2: You must prepare 400mL of a solution that requires a 1:8 concentration of drug. Sterile water is the diluent you should use. How much drug do you need for this medication? How muc…
Which part of the immune system would be most affected by genetic mutations in Fc receptors and which effector functions would not be able to be performed?
Can you elaborate in much way of using layman’s term about ” What will Exactly Happens At A COVID-19 Vaccine Human Trial?”
What happens if red blood cells burst from hypotonic solution?
at what rate will the nurse set the infusion pump. The health care provider prescribes a continuous intravenous infusion of 5 mg/h of diltiazem for a patient with tachycardia. The pharmacy supplies a …
There are various patient-specific factors that you use to determine the appropriate dose to give a patient. List some of these factors. What consequences could occur if these factors are not consider…
how a glimepiride (Amaryl) is lower a blood sugar in type 2 diabetes?
Post a description of the patient case from your experiences, observations, and/or clinical practice from the last 5 years. Then, describe factors that might have influenced pharmaco*kinetic and phar…
Discuss Components of the MANDATORY post-market reporting System in the United States as per USFDA
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Teaching regarding the appropriate use of Complementarymedication is an essential part of the nurse- patient interaction.Please provide 3 reasons why. A 49 year old male comes to the hospital and …
A patient with an aspirin allergy is on clopidogrel (Plavix) as part of her treatment plan for peripheral vascular disease. She is scheduled to have a cholecystectomy in 2 weeks. What advice do you gi…
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The physician has ordered ASA 650 mg p.o. Q 4hr for temperature higher than 101 degrees Fahrenheit. The medication is supplied in 325 mg tablets. How many tablets will the patient receive per dose?
If a patient has a history of diabetes and placed on a thyroid agent. What interaction of thyroid and insulin could be expected? a. There is no known drug interaction between thyroid and insulin. b. D…
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——order: penicillin ,350,000 u, Available penicillin 400,000u/5ml. how many ml will be administered to the patient per dose
Which of the following medications is contraindicated in a patient with bilateral renal artery stenosis? Group of answer choices propranolol ramipril diltiazem felodipine
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The present pandemic, caused by SARS-CoV-2, has resulted in millions of deaths. Most of the deaths are caused by the failure of the respiratory system. The respiratory failure is mainly due to pneumon…
please fast answer without explain 6.Azole most likely to get into the cerebral spinal fluid (CSF)? a. Fluconazole b. Ketoconazole c. Itraconazole d. Caspofungin
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Question 48 In the majority of children experiencing delayed puberty, what is the problem caused by? select one from below () Disruption in the hypothalamus (…
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A parent with a 9-month old arrives at the pediatrician’s office and reports the baby is “fussy” and “pulling on their ear.” The infant is diagnosed with acute otitis media (OM). Which of the followin…
An 85-year-old, 60-kg woman with a serum creatinine of 1.8 mg/dL has atrial fibrillation. A decision has been made to use digoxin to control the rapid heart rate. The target concentration of digoxin f…
Rx: Four 2 L IV bags are to be infused at a rate of 150 mL/hour. Rounding to the nearest hour, how long will these four bags last?
What Pharmaco*kinetic principles differentiate the use of Fentanyl and Heroin? What Pharmaco*kinetic measurements best associated with the physical withdrawal symptoms?
Please ONE SPECIFIC medication for urinary disorder. Give class; actions and uses; side effects & adverse reactions; contraindications & toxicity; administration; any other pertinent informati…
The physician orders ampicillan sodium 0.5 gms po QID. On hand are 500 mg ampicillin capsules. What should be administered?
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What are the generic features of IBS and Crohn’s disease drug treatments? What do they do? Why would they help? Would a drug used for CD help an IBS patient?
Chief Complaint “There are hundreds of vampires in this city, and I have the documents to prove it.” HPI Michael Harrison is a 25-year-old man who was brought to the hospital by police. This is his th…
Use the ratio-proportion method to determine the unknown quantity. A prescriber ordered a dose of 50 mg. The medication is available as a 1 mg tablet. How many whole tablets are needed to provide the …
. Review the mechanisms of action and clinical uses of anti- bacterial agents that interfere with bacterial RNA synthesis making references (600-800 words)
Four hormones maintain euthyroid conditions in the body. These are triiodothyronine (T3), tetraiodothyronine (T4 ), thyrotropin-releasing hormone (TRH), and thyrotropin (thyroid-stimulating hormone [T…
Q1Nanotechnology is better than the conventional strategy for diabetic treatment. Justify the statement. Q2Which co-enzyme inhibitor has a great impact on CVS diseases of diabetic people? Write th…
Illustrate positive and negative impact of lithium and describe about dosage compensation
How often should often blood pressure should be checked if the person have essential hypertension
task four: Mr Alfred Smith aged 65 years old is admitted to hospital with worsening heart failure. His blood pressure is 175/110mm/Hg, blood glucose levels are 8.8mmol/L and BMI is 28. You have comple…
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Discuss the rationale for prescribing sliding scale Novolog insulin for Mr. S. while hospitalized
How does an acetylcholinesterase inhibitor work? Name a disease where one might be prescribed.
TEST NAME: FCO1 7 Which characteristic of neonates and infants affects the absorption of oral medications? More gastric enzymes O Slower gastric emptying time Faster intestinal transit time O Lower ga…
- What are biologic response modifiers and give some examples. 2.What is the mechanism of action of the interferons?Which class of interferons are the most clinically useful? 3.?…
Pharmacology & Toxicology (PHT533) Experiment 2-1 Solid Phase Extractions (SPE) of Caffeine from Plasma HPLC Analysis Question 1: Metabolism Profile Question 2: A technician injects a sample twice…
Name of Drug (Generic/Brand): chlorthalidone (Hygroton) Classification: Use for this client: Action (as applies to this client) Client Dosage: Normal dosage range Side effects: Contraindications: Pe…
- What is the advantage of an irreversible antagonist?Give an example drug to explain.
How would you educate patients on the side effects of omeprazole?
- Order: 6 mg of Medication B per kg in 2 divided doses. Available: Medication B. 50mg/ mL. Patient’s weight: 198 pounds. How many mL of medication will be administered per dose?
A patient is providing you with a list of their home medications. See the medication list below. If the patient took each medicine on the list that contains acetaminophen as many times as allowed in a…
5 6 9 10 115 125 130 QUESTION 5 Drug therapy for CHF involves using which of the following: a. diuretics b. cardiac glycosides c. vasodilators d. all of the above
Please list the mode of action and councelling points for the following drugs? morphine codeine paracetamol buprenorphine nefopam ibuprofen naproxen please list resources used
a client with hypokalemia is ordered potassium chloride. identity 3 points to teach the client about proir to first dose?
I need to see this written out as I am not understanding the math.. Levodopa, a drug used in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease, has a small initial dose followed by a steady increase over several d…
A client is to receive an initial dose of digoxin (Lanoxin), 0.5 mg IV push, followed by an oral maintenance dose of 0.25 mg PO daily, starting the next day. The medication is available in ampules t…
- Briefly describe the pathogenesis of peptic ulcer disease and gastroesophageal reflux disease. 2.Describe the mechanism of action of the drug omeprazole.What are some of the side effec…
Hello there? can pleas help with work- shop? For a biomedical product use fault tree analysis (FTA) to establish and record how the manufacturing process can have a negative impact on product quality …
What education should a nurse provide to a patient who refuses to get a flu vaccine, because they believe they will get the the flu?
Identify and explain in detail the anti-Parkinsonism drugs?
The question asks: 100 mg of a non-polar drug X (MW=510) was shaken with 100 mL of 1:1 (v/v) of octanol/water mixture for a p-value determination. The concentration of the drug in the aqueous layers w…
5) Mrs. Lopez has Ativan 0.5 mg IM ordered at bedtime for insomnia. Ativan is supplied in a 2mg/ml prefilled syringe. How many milliliters will the nurse administer? __________________________________…
Calculate the appropriate heparin dose based on the following order: Increase the heparin rate by 2units/kg/hr .Pertinent information:patient age: 60yosex: Fht: 5’3″wt: 180lbsCurre…
- a) Describe the mechanisms by which G-protein coupled receptors can affect the ability of primary sensory neurons to depolarize and fire action potentials. (6 marks) b) Describe how a non-steroidal…
The mechanism of action of the drug Altretamine (Hexalen)
Drug that used as anaesthetic drug in case of hypovolemic shock.
What is the difference between an ointment and a cream? What is significant about the geometric dilution process? How is it similar to “doubling” (from Experiment 1)? Why is it needed? Under normal …
what are side effects/adverse effects of the following drugs and/or drug classes: a.Immunosuppressant drugs b.Biological response modifiers c.Dapagliflozin (Farxiga) …
A 28-year-old woman presents to the ER having had a seizure in the car. Upon examination and further work-up, it is determined that she is approximately six weeks pregnant and that she will need anti-…
What is the connection of solubility principle to volumetric precipitimetry?
Stella Stevens is a 25-year-old African American woman She is admitted to the labor and delivery floor of the hospital to give birth to her first child. She is preeclamptic, and the physician has orde…
Assessment Questions for reflection: 1. What are the diseases discussed in correlation to this topic and how does it affect a patient’s way of living? 2. As a future pharmacisct, how will you aide suc…
8A: In general what route of the drug administration produces the most rapid absorption ? What advantages can we get if we use this route of drug administration?
How do I solve this? Order: prochlorperazine (Compazine) 7.5 mg, IM (deep), q.i.d., PRN Available: prochlorperazine (Compazine) 12.5 mg/1 mL How many mL will be given per dose?
Can you explain how this question: the order reads IV D5NS with 20 mEq KCI @ 100 cc/hr. How many mEq of KCI are being delivered per hour?
Regeneration of injured nerves is not very successful. Explain the biological reasons for this. Discuss some therapeutic strategies that are being developed to encourage nerve regeneration.
No explanation needed just need question number and correct answer 1-The process where the heavy chain of immunoglobulins (Igs) is changed is known as: a. Affinity maturation b. Recombination c. Isoty…
Insulin is packaged in either __________ or __________ __________.
How does morphine sulfate decrease pain? The difference between physical dependence, substance abuse, and addiction?
- A nurse is providing discharge teaching to a client who has asthma and a new prescription for salmeterol. Which of the following instructions the nurse include?
- Mr. Martinez is a retired businessman who has had acute rheumatoid arthritis for the last 20 years. He was taking auranofin (Ridaura) 6 mg orally daily with some improvement in symptoms but has bee…
A patient will start on an anti-seizure drug that has a half-life of up to 42 hours. When will the patient achieve steady state?Between____ days and ____ days. (Answer to the nearest whole numbers.)
Describe a drug delivery system that is responsive to external stimuli and how it works.
patient’s taking a antidepressant must be be monitored for suicidal ideation in the first ——— weeks any time the medication is increased. 1 2 3 4
The nurse who is admitting an older adult to the medical-surgical unit is taking a drug history. The patient lists his daily and as-needed medications and relates very detailed information. The nurse …
Open-ended questions. Drugs and Behavior- Methamphetamine #1. (Effects on unborn children) a.Can a mother use it at all while pregnant? Why or why not? b. How much of the drug can harm the baby? c…
x – Bing x M Inbox (198) – claudiarodriguez14 X 4 Spirituality questions.docx – Goo x + u/courses/30181/quizzes/70144/take 10. Find the bioavailability of the orally administered drug X if you know t…
What are the claims for ginger root (i.e. what is the herbal/dietary supplement intended to treat?). Describe the source, purported active ingredient(s), and proposed mechanism of action (if known) of…
true or false? The active ingredient of the drug Chloroquine has no violations of the “Rule of Five”
3.The surgeon is also asking for a heparinized saline, she is wanting 750 units of heparin to 500ml of saline. The heparin comes 5,000units /ml. Are you able to measure the medication accurately to de…
I see that this problem was already solved but I want to know where I went wrong with my answer. Here is the problem: Calculate the fluid need (in mL) of an adult weighing 88 kg who has a fever of 102…
DETAILS: Below is a sample laboratory test. As you can see it is a cumulative test from a patient. QUESTIONS: 1. Provide feedback on all the laboratory results. 2. Are the test showing that the pati…
Pharmacology A nurse is providing discharge teaching about warfarin to a client who has deep-vein thrombosis. The nurse should instruct the client to obtain which of the following laboratory tests mon…
PLEASE HELP Analyze the provided hypothetical neuronal set-up and its corresponding table which describes each neuron. Then, identify the validity of the succeeding statements. TRUE OR FALSE 1. Neuron…
- A nurse is caring for a client who has rhabdomyolysis. The provider prescribes 0.9% sodium chloride to infuse at a rate of 200 mL/hr. How many hours will it take for a 1-L bag of IV fluid to infus…
what are some alternatives to hormone replacement therapy and what are the risks and benefits?
20.) Which of the following statements best defines the meaning of “usual recommended dose”? A.) The smallest amount of a drug that can be given to produce the desired therapeutic effect. B.) The amou…
Which comment by a mother of a preschooler indicates the need for further education? Question 11 options: a) “I will always read labels when preparing medications.” b) “I will tell Sara that the m…
Ms. Chen has RA. Her prescriber has given her Lortab 5 HS #30 with five refills. Can you fill this prescription? Explain why. The pharmacist continues to forget to attach the medication guide to the N…
Cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan®) 4 mg/kg per day po has been ordered. The patient weighs 154 lbs. How many milligrams should be given each day?Cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan®) 4 mg/kg per day po has been orde…
Patient HM is an African-American male with a history of atrial fibrillation and a transient ischemic attack (TIA). The patient has been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia an…
Susan created a F¹ generation of pisum plants by crossing a pure breeding tall,Axial flower pea plant with a pure breeding short terminal flower pea plant all the F¹ plants were tall,axial flower pe…
Case Study 2 Linda Benedict, a 38-year-old woman, visits her PCP because she has been experiencing pain and tenderness in her left breast. The pain appears to be localized. In reply to the provider’…
what is Metaproterenol SAMEasAlbuterol? Are they both short acting
17- Hydantoin class: Which -NH is acidic in hydantoins and why? What are the problems with phenytoin – poor solubility? How are these problems resolved? Fosphenytoin: highly water soluble – what is it…
Find a current event published within the last year related to a specific type of medication for mental disorders. Clarification showing your understanding of the article and the medication use
what are the common side effects of medication in the treatment of testicular cancer and what are the patient counselling points?
A patient in Urgent Care is experiencing dehydration due to severe emesis. He is administered Normal Saline 1 Liter over 4 hours. What is the percent of Sodium Chloride in Normal Saline? 5% 12.5 % 3…
What are some of the top items a hospital or physician’s office should be aware of regarding poison control?
- How many millilitres of 10%w/v KCl (Molecular Weight = 74.5) solution must patient take to obtain 5mEq of K+? 2.Figure 1 below shows part of a Parenteral Nutrition order: Sod…
When prescribed pain medication for musculoskeletal conditions. How can narcotic dependency be prevented?
What ml/hr IV rate will deliver the total amount of the IV piggy back in 30 minutes?
Hello! Can you help me describe the contraindications that must be addressed prior to the administration of alteplase (activase) to a patient with acute myocardial infarction, and why it is not advisa…
Ms. C, 72 years old, has diabetes mellitus, hypertension, rheumatoid arthritis (RA), and coronary artery disease. She lives alone. She recently was discharged from the hospital after treatment for an …
A patient on a ventilator has an order for a continuous Ativan drip at 2 mg/h. The Ativan concentration is 0. 2 mg/mL. Using an IV controller, how many milliliters per hour should the Ativan be infuse…
M.T., a 75-year-old, white 60kg IBW woman with a serum creatinine of 1.8 mg/dL, has atrial fibrillation. A decision has been made to use digoxin for heart failure. The target concentration of digoxin …
- Calculate the dose rate in mg/hr) and infusion rate (in ml/hr) for the order provided. Morphine 0.2 mg/kg/hr morphine available 50mg/ml patient weight 20kg ordered concentration = 5mg/ml 17. Calcu…
Bea Shuretochek is contracted to provide respite care to Lily White three nights per week. Lily’s parents belong to a bowling league and bowl from 6-10 pm Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday nights. They …
Write the drug card for the following seven sections for each of the listed drug classification below: 1. Drug classification 2. Give two drug examples 3. Drug actions 4. Uses 5. Common adverse effect…
___________Order:20mg of Medication Z per kg of body weight, po q 6 hrs. Available:Medication Z, 50 mg/mL. The patient weighs 68kg. How many mL per dose will be administered to the patient?
G-protein-coupled receptors respond to binding of a neurotransmitter by altering: Question 28 options: a) the external domain of the ion channel. b) enzymes in the postsynaptic cell. c) chloride…
What is the mechanism of action for the following drug groups. Explain the affect each drug group has on lowering cholesterol levels: a)cholestyramine/Colestipol b)statins c)?…
What are some strategies to help prevent medication errors? Select All That Apply Group of answer choices Encourage the health care providers to give verbal and telephone orders Use onlytrade name…
Compare and contrast the two biological models for studying the etiology of affective disorders.
What is the percentage strength for juice A? 95ml of juice B mixed with 29ml of juice A
Which is not one of the three (3) requirements for all OTC drug products?
Question 1 : Mr. CP presents at your pharmacy asking for advice on the following: a)What is angina? b)Why he has been given a GTN spray? c)How and when he should use it? d)?…
- Lily has been taking furosemide for 3 mos. as part of her treatment for heart failure. At this time, she is complaining that she is feeling tired and has muscle weakness and no appetit…
Is this error the fault of the pharmacy technician only? Why or why not? Is it the fault of the physician? Why or why not? What are the potential outcomes of this error?
Ocular administration involves the treatment of which area? a) The skin b) The eyes c) The ears d) The lungs
If the blood pressure does not come under control what might be an antihypertensive option to initiate
AK is a 53-year-old man with a history of depression and psychotic behavior (he admits to hear voices from the TV and vending machine at work).He is married with grown children and works full time a…
calculate the following IV infusion using gravity at 10 drops/ml 500 ml d5w infuse over 4 hours what is the flow rate in gtt/min
Use the following scenario to answer Questions 9 and 10. Ordered: Norvir 4 mg/kg p.o. On hand:Norvir 80 mg/mL The pediatric patient weighs 92.4 lb. 9) What is the child’s …
https://www.health.gov.il/UnitsOffice/HD/PH/HealthEducation/Documents/6th/500_6Edition.pdf A SIMILAR ARTICLE IN ENGLISH: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/329046640_Non-medical_prescription_sti…
- An “Antabuse reaction is associated with which antibiotic? ________________________. 18. An example of an antibiotic that can be used in a person allergic to penicillin and Has a pseudomonal in…
Write down short notes on the following questions below: a)Drug degradation by hydrolysis b)Half-life of a zero order reaction c)?…
- The order reads: Give 350 mg dicloxacillin oral suspension in each 24-hour period, divided equally in 4 doses for the next 7 days. The bottle reads: dicloxacillin 62.5 mg / 5 mL The bottle contents…
What effects does adrenergic blocking agent have on the cardiovascular system, the respiratory system, the eyes, the gastrointestinal system, the skin, and the urinary system?
Answer the question: Why are anti-inflammatory medications organized with the immune system? Medication Deep Dive: Ibuprofen and Prednisone. Identify and give a description of the Therap…
What is the percent strength of a 1:25 (weight/volume) solution?
A 35-year-old man has come with complaint of acute onset diarrhoea. The stools are relatively small volume, liquid but not watery, frothy and are preceded by griping pain in abdomen. Foul smelling win…
Can someone check my answers? Extremities • 2 pitting edema in feet and ankles extending bilaterally to mid-calf region • Cool, sweaty skin • Radial, dorsal pedis and posterior tibial pulses pre…
Week Term Week 1: Homework 1 Start Assignment Due Thursday by 11:59pm Points 50 Submitting a file upload nents Available Jan 23 at 9am – Jan 27 at 11:59pm 5 days 1. Describe techniques for manual resu…
Cuales de los procesos especiales de un servicio farmacéutico, implica actividades directas con el paciente? Atención Farmacéutica
Thiopentone a. Is not lipid soluble b. Can be used IM or IV to induce anaesthesia c. Has good analgesic properties d. Can cause convulsive movements e. Anaesthetic action is termin…
The nurse is to administer levothyroxine to a patient with hypothyroidism. What assessments should the nurse perform prior to administering the scheduled dose? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY Group of answer …
Ciprofloxacin is available in 100 mg, 250 mg and 500 mg strength tablets.Choose the appropriate strength to compound 10 mL?
Which of the following ECG findings alerts the nurse that the client needs an antiarrhythmic? O A. Normal sinus rhythm O B. Sinus bradycardia O C. Sinus arrhythmia O D. Frequent ventricular ectopy. Wh…
Mr. Edmund Wilson is a 75-year-old retired post office worker. He has never been married and lives alone with a social support from neighbors and family. He is a past smoker and likes a beer each even…
2/5 Men taking testosterone (or its derivatives) as performance-enhancing drugs often have low fertility rates. Explain the mechanism behind this. Testosterone gels, used to treat testosterone de…
Zolpidem differs from BZRAs in that: Question options: a) it produces anxiolysis without sedation. b) its effects are qualitatively similar but greater than BZRAs. c) it produces sedation withou…
Which immunologic therapy is given to a patient in advance to protect against infection? antivenom O immunoglobulin Ointerferon vaccine Question 44 (2 points) ) Listen A postmarketing national safety …
Pharmacology medication calculation Question 10 0/ 1 pts A 20-month-old child is diagnosed with a urinary tract infection and prescribed antibiotics. The mother calls you with questions regarding the …
The nurse is preparing to administer IV fluids to the 13 kg child who has dehydration.The daily IV fluid requirement is to administer 1000 ml + 50 ml/kg over 10 kg.How many milliliters should the …
The NP explains to the NP students about penicillin. Which is true about penicillin? Select all that apply A. They cause bacteria to take up excess amounts of water and rupture B. They are known as…
Explanationof the different sources for medications, including your own example of each. Explanation of the difference between prescribed medications and herbal supplements, including the testing …
Vitamins and herbs are available in almost every store. It can become overwhelming for clients when reading about different vitamins or herbs and the value of each. Many of the vitamins and herbs also…
- Describe several immunologic observations that have been described in the aging population.
Which of these statements indicates the client’s understanding of nitroglycerine self-care practices? (a)I should wait until I have taken 3 nitro’s before I call for help (b)I should stop what…
What is the Medication Active Learning Template for metropolol medication.
Ordering stocks. Community Pharmacy Assess… V (1.2.3.0) VQManager e-portfol X V Evidence item V Evidence Assessment plan Name 42. Ordering stock Assigned by Roots, Sarah (239563) Target date 28/02/2…
Which of the following should be avoided in a patient post MI with EF =35%? Group of answer choices diltiazem IR lisinopril metoprolol aspirin
Miss LE is a 24-year-old female who was admitted to the medical admission ward last night following a seizure. Her boyfriend, who says she fell to the floor and started twitching, so he called an …
Tutor please help. There is a constant quarrel between Aniket and Anikita due to which there is a marital discard between two. As a part of settlement the husband agrees to pay sum of Rs. 50,000 per m…
- You are asked to give a short talk to grade 10 students on viruses and the flu. In your talk, make sure you explain what the flu is, what a virus is, and how drugs are designed to target the…
How many grams of silver nitrate are in 1 L of 1 : 25,000 silver nitrate solution to be used by a urologist? What is the percentage strength of silver nitrate? (show each step) How many milligrams of …
Please help with this question:. 3.}There are structural similarities between the 3 opioids: codeine, morphine and heroin. All 3 drugs bind to the mu—opioid receptor. For exampleJr heroin is acetyla…
this is pharmaceutics for 2nd year pharmacy. I nub ‘1″ nnnnnnn Calcium gluconate injection contains 10 g calcium gluconate per 100 ml. The solubility of calcium gluconate in water is 3.5 g/i 00 ml…
To maintain effectiveness, nitroglycerin patches used to prevent angina must be removed for about 10-12 hours per day. This practice prevents: A.amplification B.tolerance C.receptor upregulation…
What pharmacotherapeutic alternatives are available for treatment of nausea caused by angina , and how will they impact potential acute therapies?
-A patient is admitted to the emergency department complaining of lower back pain. An MRI and CTA scan have been ordered. Findings indicate that the patient has an Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA). Pa…
10) The patient has an IV infusing at a rate 150 mL/hr. The liter of IV fluid was started at 0600 and will be completed at (please record the time using a 24 hour clock)
The client receives a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) for treatment of arthritis. What is a priority for the nurse to include when doing medication education?
mechanism of action of Metformin ? pharmokinetics of metformin? indications of metformin? side effects of metformin? adverse reactions of metformin? contraindications of metformin? therapeutic conside…
You all are directed to collect brochure/ leaflet of any two commercially available veterinary products of the same generic drug and compare them in the following criteria please. (Rifampin or any oth…
- What is the role of calcium carbonate as a medicine? (1 point) b. In what situations is calcium carbonate preferable over the sodium bicarbonate ?
1 teach your classmates how to administer ONE specific medication. Give form of medication tablet, IV, solution, cream, mist, drop… Debate the effect of ONE specific medication in the type of drugs …
What types of drugs are used to treat pediatric patients with mood disorders? In which situations/circ*mstances should children be prescribed drugs for off-label use? What strategies make the off-labe…
it is urgent. 19. What is metabolism? a. when drugs are used by the cells c. when drugs are broken down into smaller usable parts by enzymes b. when drugs are moved through the d. when drugs are excre…
Your patient is allergic to penicillin and sulfa medications. Which antibiotic can be given safely to the patient? A. Keflex B. Bactrim DS C. Zithromycin D. Cephalasporins born first in second generat…
Ch 51 Diuretic question 5&6. 5) you work in a physician’s clinic and are caring for an 84 year old female patient who takes furosemide 80 mg daily Po for congestive heart failure. Th…
These answers are wrong. Can you sole them for me plZ? Question 2 of 35 Question 2 1 points Saved The nurse is caring for a client who is being treated with mineralocorticoids. When reviewing the clie…
What are the processes and organs involved in drugs
Need help Complete all Matching and Fill-in-the-Blank assignments at the end of Chapters 1-4 in your Law and Ethics for Pharmacy Technicians textbook. Part 2 Read the case study below, and then respon…
Discuss and describe the 4 components of pharmaco*kinetics
In light of the extension of the rights of medication administration (listed below), consider newer technologies and other safeguards and best practices that have been developed and implemented to aid…
Add the method of preparation in details. And uses of the product and functions of the ingredients. AROMATIC WATERS EXERCISE 1 : CONCENTRATED DILL WATER BP EXERCISE 1A: Formula: Oil of Dill 12.50 ml A…
Good evening I have a case and I want help me to solving questions I Can not solve it the case Chief Complaint “I have had some stomach pain in the last 2 weeks and am worried that my ulcers have come…
How to pass the ATI proctored pharmacology 2016 retake 1 test
CLINICAL DATA MANAGEMENT: BACKBONE OF CLINICAL TRIAL want review paper on it .
briefly describe three different measurement systems that may be used by pharmacies in differing societies. Why is it important to understand a variety of different measuring systems?
Mr. Y is a 47 year old, mixed race [Asian/African ethnicity], male patient who presented to your office with severe right great toe pain. Onset of the pain was 2 days ago. Mr. Y denies any known traum…
Question 44 Not yet answered Points out of 1 Flag question Which of the following glucocorticoids has the most potent mineralocorticoid activity? Select one: O a. Dexamethasone O b. Fludrocortisone c….
Mr Alvin Jones, a 65 years old came in and saw you for mild breathing difficulties and rhonchi that clear with cough. He has been diagnosed with COPD and using a SABA once a day prn. He has 35 years o…
- A safe dose of a medication is 4. 1.3 mg/kg/day to be given BID. The patient weighs 68 lbs. The medication is labeled 15 mg in 2 mL. How many mL of medication would you administer for the 1900 dose…
Respiratory medication Case Study: Sharon a 22-year-old female is being seen in the emergency department for a severe asthma flare up. She is short of breath, has bilateral expiratory wheezing, and mu…
Who was the catalyst to being Mass-production of Medicine?
1:56 LTE O ecampuslife.ca Jul. 5, 2021 – Aug. 1, 2021 Question 53 Not yet answered Marked out of 3.00 Calculate the quantities of the individual ingredients given the formula and mitte quantity. Recta…
Ordered: heparin 7,000 units On Hand: heparin 10,000 units/mL How many mL should be administered?
What increases the risk of drug toxicity withcalcium channel blocker?
Soap wow culate y Volume replacement PATIENT PRESENTATION Chief Complaint Lydia Mason is a 9-month-old female who presented to the ED with a 3-day history of fever, vomiting, and diarrhea.
athletes may have illnesses or conditions that require them to take particular medications. If the medication an athlete is required to take happens to fall under the Prohibited List, a Therapeutic Us…
- Using the co*ckcroft-Gault equation, calculate creatinine clearance for the following patient: 70 year old female, 5’6″ tall, 150 lb, SCr = 1.2 mg/dL. Round your answer to the nearest 1 mL/min
should the medication haloperidol be holdoff or discontinued when a patient is experiencing low blood pressure? Note ( please copying and pasteing an unexplained text from somewhere, this is wrong and…
Why are there a limited number of preparations applied on the skin that causes systemic effects?
Q1:Based on organisational procedures and workplace requirements (such as equipment turnaround times and production requirements), how do you clean the following items of serviceware and utensil…
From two stock solutions, 18% and 42%, you are to prepare 1.5 L of a 34% solution. How many milliliters of each of the stock solutions do you need? Please show steps on how you came up with the answer…
How do you believe pharmaceutical knowledge will benefit a future career as a sonographer? Give examples of things you could touch up on include how it could be applied to the profession and how could…
- What actions and responsibilities are listed for pharmacy assistants if a customer requests S2/S3 medications? (Just list the main points). Source the Pharmacy Board of Australia’s Guidelines on pr…
Debra Stegman is a 27-year-old fitness instructor who was found unresponsive at home by her husband. Mr. Stegman states that he thinks his wife has had the “flu,” with nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea f…
needs to be in dimensional analysis format not basic math: The physician has ordered ASA 650 mg p.o. Q 6 hr. for temperature higher than 101° F.The medication is supplied in 325mg tablets. How many…
Which of the following is the trade name for methylodopa? A.) Persantine. B.) Aldomet. C.) Mucomyst. D.) Antabuse
If a study result shows statistical significance, this result always means that the exposure causes the outcome and the findings need to be put into practice. true or false
What are the risks associated with immediate-release opioid analgesics? Why is the FDA focusing on them now?
Indomethacin 75 mg is ordered PO in a single dose now, then 25 mg per day thereafter. Available is a bottle labeled 25 mg/5 mL. How many teaspoonfuls will you administerfor the initial dose? Do no…
Why antiviral agents are not generally effective in chronic viral infections? What will be the principles of antiviral therapy in such conditions?
Which of the following complications may be caused by GLP-1 agents?Select all that apply. Group of answer choices cholecystitis diverticulitis pancreatitis cellulitis My question: I know pancreati…
You are designing 2 different drug products for administration via the oral and topical routes. Describe each of these routes of administration and describe specific consideration needed when designin…
- The low molecular weight heparin Lovenox is dosed 1 mg/kg to treat a person for deep vein thrombosis. It is supplied 100 mg/ml. How many ml will be given to a 176 pound person? 2.A 1…
As a formulation scientist in a pharmaceutical company, you are given the task to develop a 24 hour modified release tablet that combines more than one technology to release the active ingredient at d…
Jacob was eating cheese and drinking beer.Thirty minutes Later, he developed severe hypertension, diaphoresis, Flushing, and muscle rigidity. He may have been taken which drug? Trazodone Phenelzine …
A nurse is preparing to administer fluoxetine (Prozac) 0.4 g PO divided in 4 equal doses daily to a client who has anxiety. Available is fluoxetine 50 mg capsules. How many capsules should the nurse a…
nse Paragraph Styles Drugs Affecting Blood Pressure and Diuretic Agents Instructions: Please research the answers to the following questions, using the pharm: Ebook, Lippincott Advisor, and your Cours…
Quantitative Determination of Salicylate Levels in Plasma 1)Name two other chemoanlaysis (Not instrumental) that could be used for detection of the analyte salicylate Name the chemical used here…
What is the African Union’s vision and plan regarding the pharmaceutical manufacturing industry pre-2019? Please explain in details.
11.The home health nurse is caring for a 77-year-old client with congestive heart failure. What action should the nurse prioritize to develop the most effective plan of care related to medication adm…
What factors must be considered when selecting a suppository base?
Mechanistic toxology is concerned with identifying and understanding the cellular, biomechanical and molecular mechanisticby which chemical exert toxic effects on living organism and in risk assessm…
Is the NMDA receptor an ionotropic or metabotropic receptor
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strategies for enhance patient education on medication
Symptoms of Hypertension Different Therapeutic Hypertensive Medication Classes Risk-Benefit Ratio of Hypertensive Medications Medication for the treatment and management and justify reasons for recomm…
Most medicines are made up of the active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) and various excipients. Which one of the following is NOT a possible justification for formulating medicines in this way? a) Th…
ALL ABOUT PHARMACY. Steps: -Calculate the amount of sodium chloride represented by the ingredients (solute) by multiplying the amount (ingredient) by the E of the substance. Calculate the amount NaCl …
Mr. B, a 42-year-old male, presents to you as a new patient today to establish care with your office. He takes Zolpidem 10 mg at hs and Lisinopril 20 mg PO QD. He is otherwise healthy and NKDA. He re…
Why controlled-release oral formulation is a perfectdelivery form?
your mother tells you that she read an article which stated that certain individuals cannot consume alcohol, as they become ill with flushed skin and a headache. Explain to your mother the reason behi…
Q1. Xalatan® was prescribed to Mrs Lim. The dosing instruction was as follows: “Administer 1 gtt BD OU 2/12”. Refer to the product label and calculate the number of number of packs that the pharmacis…
In priority order, identify at least three nursing diagnoses appropriate for Mr. 3.’s diagnosis of cellulitis.
A nurse is providing discharge teaching to a client who is starting to use an albuterol inhaler. Which of the following statements by the client indicates to the nurse an understanding of the teachi…
8&9. QUESTION 8 Topical medications such as K9 Advantix and Activyl Plus contain permethrin, which is toxic to cats. O True False QUESTION 9 1 mcg =. mg O 0.01 O 0.001 O 1 O 10
Describe how endometriosis develops and how hormone drugs are used to treat it. Describe disorders of pregnancy.
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Complete the following questions and review the suggested learning activities. Send me your answers here. 1. A client prescribed furosemide has been experiencing hypokalemia.Identify nursing int…
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- The doctor ordered Ampicillin 30mg/kg for your patient. How many mg per dose will you administer to a 160 1b. patient?
which vitamin in excess leads to attack of gouty arthritis?
Please upload your SBAR note for the “Addressing Physician Requests for Topical Pain Formulations” activity. U se the SBAR approach to provide your recommendation about whether or not you think the re…
Three Drugs from different classes are used to curb excessive alcohol use: acamprosate, disulfiram and naltrexone. Discuss their mechanisms of action and side effects
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1-A patient with a history of heart disease takes a long vacation to Tahiti, where he drinks many pin᷉a coladas. Shortly before heading home, he suffers a brain hemorrhage. This is not a coincid…
A nurse has been assigned to 87 yrs old extended carefully who received nutrition through continue tube feeding at 25ml/hr phenyton is ordered every 8hrs Before administering the drug the nurse initia…
A patient is taking lisinopril, and prn Percocet and Seroquel, all of which can cause dizziness and sedation.What is the ONE PRIORITY that the nurse should be aware of for a patient taking these thr…
Question Which of the following molecules from the Lombardo paper is likely to have the highest clearance? A.2B.3C.4D.5Reset Selection Question 2 of 51.0 PointsThe oral bioavailabili…
The nurse is administering potassium chloride to a client taking diuretics. What three (3) teaching points does the nurse need to reinforce with this client?
The nurse is caring for a client diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease who has been prescribed an anticholinergic drug. What factor most likely prompted the primary care provider to prescribe this dr…
The client is receiving a heparin infusion of 25,000 units in 250 mL of D5W over a 12 hour period. How many mL/hr will be administered?
0 . 25 out of 0. 25 points When metronidazole ( Flagyl) is a component of the H. pylori treatment regimen , what instructions should the client receive ?
A client weighs 88kg. Order: Bolus with heprin at 80 units/kg; initiate drip at 18 units/kg/hr. Heparin infusion 25,000 units in 500ml 0.9% sodium chloride.
Agencies that regulate Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) prescribing in California. Summarize the educational requirements for prescribing as an APRN Create a outline of the actions required t…
History: Molly is a 5 year-old girl who is brought by her parents to the pediatric emergency room with severe nausea, hematemesis, and abdominal pain. She had been playing “candy maker” in her parents…
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What are the acceptance criteria for a final product(drug)?
Order: Meperidine (Morphine) 20 mg IM q4h prn for pain Available: Meperidine (Morphine) 40 mg/ml How many ml or cc can be administered daily?
The nurse is caring for a patient taking glucocorticoids for treatment of Addison’s disease. Which of the following are correct nursing implications? Select all that apply. Educate patient to stop tak…
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A dose of 4 mg/kg/day of oral plaques can be recommended for certain children suffering from lupus. What would be the appropriate dosage for a patient who weights 47 kg?
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Explain your diagnosis for the patient, including your rationale for the diagnosis. Describe an appropriate drug therapy plan based on the patient’s history, diagnosis, and drugs currently prescribe…
Case Study on Peptic Ulcer Diseases Materials: Case Study vReference Books (Katzung, MIMS, etc.) William Smith is a 62-year-old man who presents to the emergency department on Sunday evening complaini…
- A nurse is preparing to administer ceftriaxone 1 mg IV every 24 hours. Available: ceftriaxone 1 mg in dextrose 5% in water (D5W) 100 mL to infuse over 60 minutes. The nurse should set the IV pump …
Just questions 11-20 please! Thank you :). heparin. Heparin is available as 5,000 units/mL. How many milliliters do you prepare? On the handout that you obtained from your instructor, indicate the cor…
The order reads to mix Keflin1.5 gram in 100 mLD5W IVPB to run over 30 minutes q8h.Stock supply is 100mg/mL. Drop factor is 15gtts/mL. How many mLwill you add to the IVPB for the correct dose?
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Benzodiazepines differ from one another in their: Question 7 options: a) site of action. b) basic structure. c) plasma half-lives. d) binding sites.
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Describe manufacturing challenges in preparation of pharma solutions containing alcohol (flammable liquid), and how those challenges may affect the design and operation of the facility.
what is a query? and Locate different query examples and discuss how these are used in the CDI process.
How does the medication Lisinopril works on heartfailure?
I am looking for a case study Module 05 Social Anxiety Disorder from UAB. Do you have this document available on Course Hero?
Sally Martin, 22 year old Caucasian female presents with complaints of abnormal mentrual cycles, extreme fatigue, ocasionally feeling down and muscle cramping in both legs in the late afternoon. She h…
A nurse is providing discharge teaching to a client who is starting to use an albuterol inhaler which of the following statements by the client indicates to the nurse and understanding of the teaching
match these: (multiple possible) dimenhydrinate Pepsin inhibitor Magnesium hydroxide H2 blocker methylcellulose Osmotic promethazine Antihistamine Bismuth subsalicylate antiemetic cimetidine Bulk form…
You are jogging the beautiful Rich Mountain Loop trail in the Smokies when you encounter an anxious 35-year-old patient who is on her knees exhibiting inspiratory and expiratory wheezing, gasping for …
During the 0700-1500 shift, Helen voided 300 mL at 1000 and 300 ml at 1400. What is Helen’s total 8-hour output in mLs? (Record the answer as a whole number.)
Patient is a 68-year-old male admitted for community-acquired pneumonia for the last 3 days. Medical history includes COPD, HTN, hyperlipidemia, and diabetes. Patient is on two different IV antibiotic…
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TCO 9) Which of the following conditions is hereditary? Group of answer choices Cryptorchidism Polycstic kidneys Pyelonephritis Hydronephrosis
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medical dosage. TEST NAME: CTO1 25 A nurse has to administer 0.05 mcg/kg of a medication to an infant who weighs 7 kg. Calculate the dose that the nurse should administer to the infant. 350 mcg O 3.5 …
- John J. Smith, PO box 1919, Anywhere, US 19144, John needs a refill on his Lanoxin 0.125 mg, 1 daily for his heart. See the doctor next, needs enough for 2 months. Dr. Jones ok’d refill x2, #30.
- How many types of drug antagonism are they?Give one example for each type of antagonism.
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A nurse is caring for a client who has a new prescription for amphetamine sulphate. The nurse should monitor the client for which of the following adverse effects.
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hello, Name another drug in tramadol’s drug class that is linked to withdrawal and tolerance. What happens during tolerance and withdrawal of that drug? (the named drug) What happens to tramadol durin…
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The physician orders Ampicillin 3⁄4 Tbsp. to be given to your patient. Available is Ampicillin 325 mg/5 ml. How many mg will you administer? Round to the tenths
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1.An example of a drug used to treat status Epileticus____________________________________________________________. 2.An example of a benzodiazepine used to treat anticipatory nausea and vomiting_____…
you receive an orderfor 1 gallon of 40% alcohol. the pharmacy stocks 70%, however after measuring the contents of the bottle you discover that there are only 2450 ml left. can you make a gallon, how m…
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a child experiencing pain is given Morphine at set intervals. The order reads “Morphine, 1.5 mg via IV q4h prn for pain. Child’s weight is 15 kg. What should be the next course of action for the Regis…
a patient who has been taking disulfiram (antabuse) therepy for 3 months has been off the therapy for 2 days, he decides to go out with friends to have a beer. what effects may he experience
ache all over," she told her PCP, "and I have pain in different places all the time. One day it is in my right shoulder, the next day in my right wrist, and the following day in my left wris…
What is this patient’s lab results is consistent with the development of osteopenia?
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Question 1 of 25 The nurse is caring for a client who is receiving a chemotherapy. Which of the following would be expected as a result of the massive cell destruction that occurred from the chemother…
What anatomical and hormonal considerations are raised by the abrupt cessation of normal menstruation?
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If me. Larsen takes acetaminophen 325 mg, 2 tabs, by mouth every 4 hours for mild pain, what is the maximum number of tablets you can give him so that he doesn’t exceed 2 g/day?
A nurse is wondering if advocacy for oral medication is appropriate. What rationale for advocacy would be appropriate?
The whole calculation please NSG 240 DOSAGE CALCULATION PRACTICE Q – Search in Document ign Layout References Mailings Review View 12 . A- A- A . A E. E. E. AaBbCcDdEe Aa BbCcDdEe Aa BbCcDc AaBbCCDdEE…
Use the case study on the pages above to answer question Optimal Plan 4.a. What drug, dosage form, dose, schedule, and duration of therapy are best for treating this patient’s osteoporosis?
Antipsychotic drugs are also known by what two other names? Name the four types of receptors that are blocked by phenothiazine drugs for psychosis. Secondly, compare the therapeutic effect of SSRI ver…
Davis Edge for Pharmacotherapeutics for Advanced Practice Nurse Prescribers , 5th Chapter 13 Drugs Affecting the Cardiovascular and Renal Systems 1). Combined Alpha and Beta Adrenergic Antagonists Wha…
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A child with an ear infection will be receiving amoxicillin (Amoxil) suspension PO. The order reads: “Give 125 mg (5 mL) three times a day PO.” The child weighs 11 kg, a. How many milligrams of medica…
- The doctor’s order reads: give 150mg of Antibiotic X. The vial reads, Antibiotic X 200mg/5mL. How many mL of Antibiotic X will be administered?
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A nurse is preparing to administer po sodium polystyrene sulfonate to a client who has hyperkalemia. Which of the following actions should the nurse plan to take?
- Order: 6 mg of Medication B per kg in 2 divided doses. Available: Medication B, 50mg/mL. Patient’s weight: 198 pounds. How many mL of medication will be administered per dose?
You need to provide evidence of preparing extemporaneous products. We appreciate that this is not something that you routinely do as part of your job role, however, it currently forms part of the mand…
In line with this topic, make a“digital brochure or leaflet” about the topic that you have for communicable diseases in terms of the following: Viral Agent of Communicable Disease Pathogenesis Diagn…
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A smoker was prescribed with diazepam. What would likely to happen if he continously smokes while on drug therapy
briefly describe five common examples of drug-induced tissue or organ damage. include two nursing interventions for each reaction that can be implemented to manage the reaction or promote patient comf…
what is the difference between typical and atypical antidepressants?
#10. EQ Respond Question 10 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Which medication is ineffective in treating variant angina? Select one: O a. Diltiazem
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What are the drugs that are suitable for this patient condition? "I’m just don’t feel like myself." HPI Robert Wolfe is a 67-year-old man with type 2 DM, HTN, and stage 5 CKD. He receives he…
LK is a 72 yo male being treated with Digoxin 0.25 mg day for A.fib.You look this medication up and it is found in the list of medications on the Beers criteria.Which is correct? a)Meds/doses…
which adverse effect may occur with the use of calcium channel blockers?
If your patient sometimes forgets to take her medication, what type of medication half-life would be beneficial ? Your patient is on the highest daily dose of his medication and it is not giving him t…
ion A 40 yo female presents with fatigue, hair loss, dry skin. Her labs are normal other than a TSH of 16.4. You determine that she has hypothyroidism and you decide to start her on a thyroid supplem…
1The nurse understand which of the following is true regarding losartan (cozaar) A it selectively block the binding of angiotensin II to its receptor B it helps prevent damage from angiotensin II C it…
Paragraph IN Styles Editing Reuse Files Patient HL comes into the clinic with the following symptoms: nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. The patient has a history of drug abuse and possible Hepatitis C….
- What side effect of morp ne do you need to monitor for closely while Mr. Bryant is in the ED?
Please help D Question 8 1 pts You receive a prescription to compound the following headache prescription: Caffeine 50 mg Butalbital 40 mg Acetaminophen 400 mg Lactose, q.5. M.ft. 30 capsules . The we…
How many times have we heard people say,” I am stressed, I need a drink”? What are your thoughts on the use of alcohol as a self-prescribed treatment to aid with anxiety? Can this affect the general h…
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Name 3 medications for anxiety and their adverse reactions?
What are the significance in the practice of pharmacy of the ff RA’s, A.O and E.O below? Pls include the citations 1. RA 9502 2. RA 10918 3. RA 3720 4. RA 6675 5. RA 8203 6. RA 9711 7. RA 9165 8. AO N…
Your aunt and you are very close. You go out to lunch every week and she always asks you, “How’s work?” You tell her about the patients that you’ve been caring for. You never mention their names, so t…
A nurse is preparing to teach a client how to take care of newly created colostomy. the nurse should identify which of the following factors can decrease the client’s ability to learn? ( select all th…
A publication in the Journal of Medicinal Chemistry (Meng et al 2016, available on the attached file) describes the discovery of several molecules that increase the levels of 15-lipoxygenase enzyme ac…
looking for more information to discuss monitoring strategies evaluation and patient counseling to ensure appropriate outcomes in specific disease states, for both acute and chronic conditions
losartan (brand name) Classification: Indication: Side effects/ adverse reactions: Nursing Considerations:
Understand the situation given and answer the follow up questions: A. A pharmacist was once tasked to manufacture a mefenamic acid tablet. During the start-up testing, she forgot to perform disintegra…
What is the nursing process related to the administration of respiratory and hematologic drugs?
(TCO 13) Children with hyperactivity are sometimes treated with _____. Group of answer choices aminophylline methamphetamine albuterol valium
SEPTEMBER 30, 2019. 1. Why is borosilicate glass preferred in making glassware for laboratory work? 2. State two reasons why burette should be calibrated in the chemistry lab. 3. The percentage deviat…
What is the ratio strength of an IV solution with 700 g of sodium per liter?
1 . Mr. Tinsley is a 55-year-old lawyer who has been diagnosed with primary hypertension. The health care provider has informed the patient that lifestyle modifications must be made. He is prescribed …
critical thinking A 64-year-old patient has a long-standing history of migraines as well as coronary artery disease, type 2 diabetes, and hypertension. On review of the medical history, the nurs…
O p?attempt=525391&cmid=12297867&page=36 ions Compute the amount of medication that will be given to administer one dose of the following medication orders. Assume all tablets are scored, when…
Treatment of poisoning by inhalation requires _________. Question 19 options: a) CPR b) symptomatic treatment c) induction of emesis d) application of a corticosteroid ointment
Are Januvia 50 mg and Metformin 500 mg covered under the independence blue cross prescription plan? What are procedures an individual must follow with an independent blue cross prescription plan to ap…
Would you prescribe a short-term (1-2 week) course of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agent for the following patients?Please provide just a short one or two sentence response for each. NSAIDs (1 …
Question 38.The PMHNP is caring for a patient with the s genotype of SERT. What does the PMHNP understand regarding this patient’s response to selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI)…
The nurse is preparing to administer adenosine for a patient diagnosed with supraventricular tachycardia. Which assessment finding would indicate the effectiveness of this medication? Question 4 optio…
A 58 year old African-American woman, with Sickle cell trait is complaining of what she describes as “migraine” on the left side that has been getting worse over the last 10 days. She is obese (you no…
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How are the five generations of cephalosporins different?
What adverse drug reactions (ADRs) are infants/children at risk of developing?
Answer the following please : Ill. The yearly vaccination for influenza A and B viruses is our most effective way of preventing the flu. It is now recommended that everyone over 6 months of age (exce…
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The patient’s blood pressure is 90/49 mm hg, the kidneys will compensate by secreting? a) antidiuretic hormone b) aldosterone c) renin d) angiotensin
Make a identification question in Chapter 11 Drug used in hypertension, Chapter 12 used in the treatment of angina pectoris,Chapter 13 drug used in heart failure. 5 question in each chapter. reference…
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please fast answer no need for explanation The Antifungal that maintains disintegration of fungal membrane wall is: a. Caspofungin b. Terbinafine. c. Griseofulvin d. Mycostatin.
A client in the intensive care unit has been diagnosed with cryptococcosis, and amphotericin B has been prescribed. What should the nurse do in order to prevent or minimize adverse reactions to this m…
Question Completion Status. What is the trade name for levofloxacin? O a. Leucovorin@ O b. Levothyroxine@ O c. Levoquinolone@ O d. Levaquin@ QUESTION 7 After a week of levofloxacin administration, the…
Arrange the procedures in chronological order to achieve the desired characteristic. TEST: Content Uniformity Test Use the spectrophotometer. Each tablet is dissolved in a suitable medium. Ch…
Order: meperidine (Demerol) 75mg IM q3h prn pain. Available: meperidine 100mg/ml. How many mL you give per dose? The physician has ordered 1000mL D5W with 40,000 units of Heparin. You are to infuse it…
A 45-year-old man develops muscle pain two weeks after starting a statin. What additional information will you need to better assess the situation? What questions will you ask the patient regarding th…
How many ml are required? _______________________ ml 25. Doctor’s order: Ringer Lactate IV at 100 ml per hour. How many one litre bags will be administered in a 3 day period? ___________ 26. A…
Assignment 14.2: GI Case Study Submit Assignment Due Sundayby11:59pm Points 10 Submitting a file upload Points: 10 Due: Day 7 Directions Read the case study and answer the following …
An IV containing 1 G of cefazolin in 25 ml NS is administered over 45 minutes. How many milligrams of drug will the patient receive in 14 minutes? Group of answer choices 7.8 mg 311 mg 560 mg 1,000 …
what are two main types of ADR. accidental and bizarre. B. accelerated and bad. C. augmented and bizarre. D. absolute and beneficial
If you dilutes 145 mL of a 18% benzocaine lotion to 6%, how much could you produce?
Which anti-epileptic drug is most likely to elevate the plasma concentration of other drugs administered concomitantly? A.carbamazepine (Tegretol) B.valproic acid (Depakene) C.gabapentin (Neuron…
calculate the following IV infusion using gravity tubing at 15 drops/ml 1L D5W infuse over 8 hours. What is the flow rate in gtt/min
a prescription reads 1000ml of normal saline 0.9% to infuse over 8 hours. the drop factor is 15 drops/1 ml. the nurse sets the flow rate at how many drops per minute?
Mr Tinsley returns to the clinic one month later for reevaluation. His blood pressure is 140/72 and he is complaining of an irritating cough. The health care provider discontinued the ACE inhibitor an…
. Explain importance of spelling in structuring of effective sentences.
During a teaching session about antigout drugs , the nurse tells the patient that antigout drugs work by which mechanism ?
The healthcare provider prescribes oral antifungal therapy for a client with onychomycosis. What information should the nurse tell the client? A single dose of the oral antifungal agent is usually s…
Question 2 a)Coronavirus pandemic has led to an increased demand for multivitamins which are known to boost natural immunity. Describe how two (2) of the common vitamins are produced in …
A pharmaceutical product is compounded in the dosage form of capsules. The Label Claims is 130 mg of Active ingredient per capsule. In the Quality Control testing of this product by HPLC the chemist h…
List 6 ways a pharmacy technician can be exposed to dangers when handling hazardous materials. List 7 items the pharmacy will provide you to protect against the dangers of being exposed to the hazardo…
How many milliliters of an injection containing 0.25 mg of drug in each milliliter should be administered to provide a dose of 10 mcg?
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Which of the following should be monitored with silver sulfadiazine therapy? Group of answer choices potassium white blood cells lipids LFTs
naka table po sana. Using a Drug Handbook. Explain the pharmaco*kinetics of the following drugs: Determine the half-life. 1.Paracetamol 2. Mefenamic Acid 3.Aspirin 4. Heparin 5.Ace Inhibitors 6. Salbut…
According to the Controlled Substances Act of 1970, which is enforced by the Drug Enforcement Administration, substances are classified into 5 schedules according to their potential of producing abuse…
Show how you can make 140 g of 2.5% w/w ointment using a 6% stock ointment and a 2% stock ointment
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Jerry Stein, 65 years old, has been diagnosed with chronic heart failure (CHF). He is started on multi drug therapy and discharged. He returns to the outpatient clinic 10 days later complaining of blu…
A 46-year-old, 230lb woman with a family history of breast cancer. She is up to date on yearly mammograms.She has a history of HTN. She complains of hot flushing, night sweats, and genitourinary sym…
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Clindamycin 700 mg in 200 ml D5W over 2 1/2 hrs. Determine the flow rate
250 mL DSW in 6hr by infusion pump (The pump is capable of delive D5 0.45% NS 500 mL to infuse at 30 mL/hr. Drop factor: 60 gtt/ml 1,000 mL R/L in 16 hr, Drop factor: 15 gtt/ml
What is the fate of acetylcholine after it is released and acts on its receptor?
- Ms. Morales is a 50-year-old who presents to the clinic complaining of panic attacks. The primary health care provider has prescribed alprazolam (Xanax) 0.5mg orally t.i.d. a. What important nervou…
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A physician has ordered 4.0 g of ampicillin to be given every 12 h to a patient. If your stock on hand is 500 mg tablets, how many tablets will you give the patient for 1 day’s treatment?
Gail is a 66-year-old retired teacher. She enjoys good health and exercises three times a week at her local recreation center. She arrives at the family practice office with reports of “constipation” …
State the null hypothesis for this test. Suggest an appropriate statistical test. In selecting the statistical test, what assumption(s) did you make about the data and why? Subsequent to this init…
- Your patient needs 2000 mL of saline IV over 4 hours. How many milliliters per hour will you administer? 2.Your patient needs 2000 mL of D 5 W IV over 24 hours, to be delivered with …
list three common drugs used to treat malaria. For each drug, describe its therapeutic actions, indications, pharmaco*kinetics, contraindications, proper administration, common adverse reactions, and i…
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Please help!. 10)Recognize that the pentose phosphate pathway has two phases which produce different products and serve two different cellular goals. 11)Classify the types of reactions in which NADPH …
A 58-year-old woman with long history of depression was brought to the emergency department with vomiting. Urinary incontinence, profuse salivation, cold sweat, rapid and irregular pulse, tachypnea a…
Explain how physical, cognitive, and psychom*otor development influences pharmacotherapeutics
Mrs. Ingles, age 52, is diagnosed with Diabetes Mellitus, Type II. She works as a secretary in an office and leads a sedentary lifestyle at home also. Her vital signs are as follows: BP 142/74 mmHg, a…
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Sarah is a 53 year old woman, moderately obese (BMI 29). A recent U/A was + for glucose and FPG was 192 and 204 on a second check. Her HbA1cis 8.0. She complains of being thirsty, gaining 20 pounds …
What are some common medications for diabetes? What are common medications for thyroid issues? What are the differences? Why is this important to know and understand?
15 A health care prescriber (HCP) has ordered cefazolin 500 mg IM every 12 hours for a patient with endocarditis. A nurse will add 2.5 mL of sterile water to the 1-gram vial of cefazolin for a resulti…
1 .Explain the diagnostic criteria for a Major Depressive Disorder and explain the evidence based psychopharmacologic treatment for this disorder. ( Please include 2 references including DSM V crit…
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I need help with this question Natalie is a 45-year-old Caucasian female who presents to the Clinic for frequency, urgency and burning during urination. Current medication: ibuprofen 600mg 1-2tab ever…
Ordered IV 500 ml to infuse over 4 hours on a gravity infusion. DF 15. How many drops per minute will be set?
you have 1.5mg of an antibiotic in 2.2mL. You will need to give 1.3mg every 6 hrs. How much do you give?
Used the smart sense link to completed the following” patient education ” activity for each pharmacological agent listed below: Drugs : Phenobarbitals , Diazepam , Phenytoin , Carbamazepine , Levetira…
the nurse is providing education about newly prescribed medications for patient who does not speak the same language as the nurse what this practice techniques should the nurse implement
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Since quaternary amines do not cross the blood-brain barrier, one would expect these indirect-acting cholinergic drugs to have:
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Do below Dosage Calculations for Qs 1-15 1. You need 500 mg of an antibiotic. You have 250 mg scored tablets. How many tablets will you give? 2. You are to give the client Zoloft 75 mg dai…
Experimentation with alcohol and drugs during adolescence is common. Unfortunately, teenagers often don’t see the link between their actions today and the consequences of tomorrow. They also have a te…
A 34-year-old male patient is prescribed methimazole (MMI). The nurse will advise him to report which of the following immediately A. Vertigo B. Loss of appetite C. Epigastric distress D. Intolerance …
Please fill out the form completely or please choose one aminoglycoside and fill out the form Drug Study of any drug classified as an Aminoglycosides. Aminoglycosides are known for being teratogeni…
Using the IMSP list of Error-Prone Abbreviations, Symbols and Dose Designations, correct the following medication orders. 8. Heparin 5000 U subcutaneous daily 9. 5mg Ativan PO BID 10. 15.Omg/kg of Ty…
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In drug transport, the ionization movement of the drug across the lipid membrane. Charged molecules diffuse through the membrane more slowly than uncharged molecules. This phenomenon is best described…
An IV infusion contains 3 ml of a 1:1000 (w/v) solution of drug and 500 ml of solution. At what flow rate in ml/min should the infusion be administered to provide 0.7 mcg/kg/min of the drug to an 85 k…
The patient has an order to receive an antacid, 6.5 mg q4hr prn heartburn. The medication is available as 10 mg/mL. How many mL can the patient take in a 24 hour period?
Available: 20mg/5mL Ordered: 15mL PO How many mg will be the mg will be given?
Describe the historical importance of 3 pharmaceutical discoveries, such as quinine, general anesthesia, local anesthesia, antibiotics, DNA, the Human Genome project, etc
One Liter of a 3% Hydrogen peroxide solution is diluted to 0.5 %. How many ml are made (total)? Group of answer choices 6,000 ml 1,500 ml 600 ml 15,000 ml
Write about the importance of a skilled Developmental Service Worker workforce (think about any medication administration scenario you have once implemented. Describe how it is more important than e…
What will you remind the patient of who is going to have moderate sedation?
A 34-year-old African-American woman who is 28 weeks pregnant with her second child is seen in your office today for her routine obstetric visit. She has no significant past medical history. She is wi…
The actual concentration of drug present within the plasma following administration is dependent on pharmaco*kinetics process
A diagram on the steps of the biosynthesis of the following Natural catecholamine Acetylcholine Provide whats need on the table thankyou please provide reference/article
A client is diagnosed with pseudomembranous colitis. a. Discuss considerations in selecting a treatment for this client. b. What is “red man” syndrome and what is the cause?
HRT provides several beneficial effects for post menopausal females. In light of the adverse effects associated withchronic HRT use, identify two drugs or herbal products with different mechanisms…
Navision in pharmaceutical industry. What kind of importance does Navision has in pharmaceutical industry? What is Navision? I am in need of some information about this kind of industry
Use the provided MAR to make decision on how you will treat the following symptoms. 1. Your patient is complaining of shortness of breath. They received a Duoneb treatment about an hour ago. The patie…
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3) One of your friends suffers from bad allergies during spring. She has been taking Phenergan for almost a year, but has noticed that it often makes her vey drowsy. Her Aunt from Canada has given her…
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After teaching a group of nursing students about the action of penicillins, the instructor determines that the teaching was effective when the students identify natural penicillins as exerting which t…
1: If 200ml of sterile water for injection is added to 85 ml of an 80% stock solution, what is the percentage strength of the resulting solution? ____________________ 2: If 700 ml of sterile water for…
I need the mid-term review exam questions for Chamberlain N 508 advance pharmacology course.
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Thank’s Abdulrahim Taysir WS, an 8-year-old, 25-kg male, is receiving a 250- mg capsule of valproic acid (VA) q12h for the treatment of seizures. . The Clsof VA are 13 mL/kg/h for children and 8 mL/kg…
Think about your experience with the LIVE safe medication administration pours. Present a reflection that includes your thoughts about how you felt before, during and after this LIVE demonstration pro…
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53.) Which of the following is the trade name for warfarin sodium? A.) Ismo. B.) Diapid. C.) Inderai. D.)Coumadin. E.) Isordil.
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You note that your patient speaks little to no English and furthermore shows some early signs of dementia. Provide at least two strategies that you can use to ensure that the patient understands her m…
Mrs. Hanes, has been on Metformin for a month, she has come in for a check-up. The paperwork says she took her dose for today, but you overhear the receptionist tell the doctor that Mrs. Hanes ate a s…
Nosocomical infection caused by Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), has been a challenge especially in managing antibiotic resistance. Scientists have been actively managing antibiotic…
A child is to receive 12mg/kg/24hr tetracycline hydrochloride diviide into 2 doses and given IV in 100ml D5W over 2 hours. the child’s weight is 55 lb. The drop factor is 60 gtt/ml. Total amount in mg…
Be observed providing information and advice relating to a medicine or product to a client using both written and oral information. This could be when the client requests a medicine for a specific con…
Patient returned his norco prescription post-operatively because his stepson has problem with substance abuse. He is no more in pain since his wound is almost healed. Are you allowed to take the drugs…
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Which of the following is NOT important in hazard identification? a. structure-activity analysis. b. in vitro tests. c. animal bioassays. d. susceptibility. e. epidemiology. … The probability of an …
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Why should a patient is advised to alcohol when taking phenobarbitone?
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How Does Medication Reconciliation Impact Quality Of Care?
Medical dosage. WGU us TEST NAME: CTO1 51 A client is receiving intravenous infusion of 1.5 L saline solution at a rate of 75 mL/hr. How many hours will it take to finish the infusion at the current r…
What is the importance of inverting the colored top tubes after drawing blood?
Patients with bleeding diseases such as ulcers often have a comorbidity due to the chronic blood loss. Which is it? Group of answer choices Hemolytic anemia Pernicious anemia Iron-deficiency anemia Ap…
A nurse has made a medication error that only she is aware of and it did not harm the patient. Should the nurse report the error? What is the nurse’s legal and ethical responsibility in this situation…
Which of the following statements regarding inhaled corticosteroids (ICS) is accurate Group of answer choices They may be used in combination with bronchodilating beta agonists. They are associated wi…
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After reviewing the case, please provide answers to the questions that follow. Patient Presentation Cecilia is a 65-year-old woman presenting to her primary care clinic for her annual check-up. Her la…
please fast answer without explain 13.Which of the follwoing is a pyrimidine antimetabolite, used to treat cryptococcal meningitis? a.Fluconazole b.Voriconazole c.Clotrimazole d.Flucytosine
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Help me please 3.Please list the main oral hypoglycemic agents and explain the action mechanism.
- A physician orders 700,000 units of Penicillin. The vial of Penicillin is labeled 250,000 units/ cc. How many ml would you administer?
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Identify three important/notable learning points from the lecture; Discussion/Comments: Demonstrates insight and knowledge/Justifies inclusion of each and its inclusion reflects the commentary present…
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Describe The Mechanism Of Action Of Ibuprofen In Human Body.
Oxytocin (Pitocin) 4 milliunits/min is prescribed for a client with an ineffective contraction pattern. To administer the prescribed dosage, the nurse adds 20 units of oxytocin to 1,000 ml of Ringer’s…
Select 3 household "powders" leg. flour, sugar, baking soda, etc}. For each of the 3 powders you selected, do the following: 1. Record the amount of powder you are attempting to find the v…
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1.(a) With reference to Figure 1 , compare the absorption, distribution and elimination of Drug Q in Miss Lim and Mr Pravin. (7 marks) (b) Comment on Drug Q’s long half-life, and explain how w…
emiplegia, disorientation, and dysarthria are classic symptoms of which illness? Congestive heart failure Pulmonary emboli Cerebral vascular accident Myocardial infarction
A 36-year-old worker has required suturing of a laceration wound caused by a work-related accident. As the nurse is cleaning and bandaging the wound post procedure, the patient expresses alarm that th…
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molecular imaging in the management of neurodegenerative disorders at the prodromal stage
A client receives methadone 120 mg daily. The indication is provided in 40 mg tablets to be dispensed in liquid. How many tablets does the nurse dissolve in 25 mL of water to obtain the 120 mg dosage?…
What are the pharmaco*kinetics of lithium and effexor?
The physician orders 50 mg of the antidepressantPaxil.The image below shows the availability of the drug. Calculate how many milliliters you will need to administer to the patient. a. 16 mL b. 25 …
please fast answer no need for explanation The various lipid associated version of Amphotericin B: a. Can be taken orally instead of intravenously b. Reduce cost c. Increase efficacy d. Reduce side ef…
Fractions: Please place the following fractions in order from smallest to largest. 1/4, 1/8, 1/2, , 1/3, 1/ 10
Blood work has been drawn on a client who has been taking cyclosporine following allogenic liver transplantation. The nurse should check the results of which test to determine the presence of an adver…
1) Rheumatoid arthritis and gout are two forms of arthropathies. What are the main differences in how these two arthropathies develop? 2) Explain the pharmacological therapy used to treat both RA and …
- Which of the following is the antidote for the toxin Benzodiazepines? A. Flumazenil B. Methylene blue C. Deferoxamine D. Alkalinize urine
Week 1 Questions to Answer 1.Describe the blood brain barrier 2.Describe the pathophysiology of parkinson’s disease 3.Describe the mechanism of action of the dopaminergic medications to treat pa…
medical dosage. WGU 43 TEST NAME: CTO1 47 A physician orders fosphenytoin 0.5 mg/kg IV once daily for a client. The client weighs 57 kg. What is the drug dosage that needs to be administered to the cl…
Celebrex is also known as Celecoxib. This drug is known to decrease inflammation and pain throughout the body. Celebrex has the potential to induce stomach or intestinal hemorrhage. These side effects…
Susceptibility to inactivating enzymes1. Amikacin2. Gentamicin item 1 is greater than 2 item 1 is less than 2 item 1 and 2 are equal
A 25 year old female patient who is being treated for seizure disorder asks for oral contraceptives. She has been prescribed phenytoin 400 mg TID for generalized seizure disorders. What general sugges…
Whar are the r and p values? What do they mean? Why are they useful?
Module 04 Course Project – Hospital Pharmacy Scenario Module 04 Course Project – Hospital Pharmacy Scenario You are a pharmacy technician at your local level one trauma center. An RN from the Emergen…
Express a 1% hydrocortisone cream as a weight-in-weight percentage e.g: 2% medication name as a weight-in-weight percent = 2 g of medication name in 100 g of cream Express a 5% solution of dextrose in…
Q34) What is the function of the Apolipoprotein B transporter within the human body. (300 word answer required)
A malignant breast cancer that is negative for the estrogen receptor (ER-), progesterone receptor (PR-) and the Her-2 tyrosine kinase receptor (HER-2 —) (i.e. triple negative) typically has a poor p…
Por que la mayoría de interacciones entre medicamentos se presentan en el Higado? En el hígado se encuentra el mayor complejo enzimático encargado de la biotransformacion y metabolismo de los fárm…
Research online and find a recent medical error that made the news. Answer the following questions. What happened in the incident? Who was involved? What were the ramifications for the patient and…
An 18-year-old patient complains of an increased urge to drink water and urinate. He has been losing weight rapidly for the past few months. Following several diagnostic tests, the physician tells him…
Describe the drug to drug interactions with St. John’s Wort.
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Which of the following changes takes place as a person ages? Select one: a. The amount of blood pumped by the heart per minute increases. b. The size of several body organs decreases. c. The frequency…
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Who might need a compliance calendar on their prescription label?
The provider has prescribed morphine 2mg IV stat. Morphine is available in a 10mg/2ml prefilled syringe. How many mL should the nurse administer? (Record the answer to the tenth [one decimal place]. U…
complete la siguiente tabla con las clasificaciones de medicamentos antibióticos que faltaban, anti-micóticos, anti-virales y anti-retrovirales. La cantidad de filas de la tabla va a variar de a…
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of two “OTC” eye drops/ointments labels, and two “OTC” ear drops labels (
- The nurse is reviewing the laboratory results of a client who reports taking five times the recommended daily allowance of vitamins and minerals in a multivitamin form. Which finding indicates a po…
Multiple choice Complete the statement: On metabotropic receptors, Gq protein activation results in the action of the enzyme _____________, splitting _________ into ________ and ________ resulting …
Pathophysiology of nausea vomiting List all endocrine organs and its secretions in the body Causes, Signs, and symptoms of hyper and hypothyroidism Regulation of Blood Glucose Levels in the body.
What is the PEPFAR Procurement Model? Please explain in details.
When is an oral order for a c-II permitted in substitution of a written prescription?
A student caring for actual patients (pharmacy student on a pharmacy practice experience/dental student working in a dental school-related clinic/medical student on a clinical rotation), posts negativ…
The doctor has ordered Lotensin 125mg po for Mike Johnson. You have on hand a bottle of Lotnesin 250 tablets. How many tablets will you administer? The doctor has ordered Septra 250mg po for James…
What are the private sector models in pharma and also maternal health in Seychelles? Please explain.
A lotion of 250 mL of 3% calamine lotion is to be prepared from 7.5% calamine lotion. How many milliliters of stock solution (solution) are needed? How many milliliters of solvent are needed?
Suppose you have a headache and decide to take acetaminophen. You initially take 650 mg of acetaminophen and repeat this dose every 4 hours.Also after every 4 hour period, 67% of the acetaminophen i…
- What are some of the contraindications and potential adverse reactions associated with tramadol?
What is significant about the geometric dilution process?
Based on de novo protein synthesis hypothesis, design an experiment to disprove the de novo protein synthesis hypothesis of memory consolidation, in any animal model. In the response state the hypothe…
1,6. 1. Prepare a special dilution of hydrocortisone with a total volume of 8 mL and a concentration of 5 mg/ mL. Use a stock solution 100 mg/ 2 mL of hydrocortisone and sterile water. a. How many mil…
Are there services that the pharmacy can offer in addition to dispensing medications that can enhance income?
Pulse 50 beats/minute Body mass index (BMI) 31.8 Hemoglobin A1c 5.6% Sodium 140 mEq/L (140 mmol/L) Potassium 3.9 mEq/L (3.9 mmol/L) Costovertebral angle tenderness Absent Urinary frequency and dysuria…
Medical dosage. TEST NAME: CTO1 44 Which statement correctly describes the safest method of parenteral medication? O Insulin is often administered intramuscularly and requires 1-3 mL of medication in …
what is evidence based medicine? explain how they are used in health and social care settings? what is the history of evidence based medicine? How is evidence based medicine used to make decisions? pl…
Which of the following is an opioid analgesic? A. Acetaminophen (Tylenol) B. Nalbuphine hydrochloride (Nubain) C. Merpedine (Demerol) D. Ibuprophen (Motrin)
A 6-year-old male weighing 50 lbs presents complaining of a sore throat and has a positive rapid strep test. He will be treated with amoxicillin (Amoxil®) with dosing of 50 mg/kg/day. How many millig…
Can anyone list the four main categories of antidepressant drugs are and pros and cons of each
When planning care for a patient who is receiving interferon therapy, the nurse must keep in mind that the major dose-limiting factor is
Which of the following would be expected to happen in a person given a systemic cholinesterase inhibitor? Choose all that apply. 1)Increased activation of nAChRs. Inactivation of nAChRs. 3)Increase…
Person- centre Care and Communication of Pharmacy support staff. WOOLWICH BTEC Assignment Brief TWC COLLEGE SECTION 1 Be able to communicate effectively within pharmacy services Unit/Criteria To achie…
Q A nurse is preparing to administer lidocaine 2 mg/min by continuous IV infusion. Available is lidocaine 1,000 mg in DW 250 mL. The nurse should set the IV pump to deliver how many mL/hr? (Round the…
A patient with existing heart failure has recently been prescribed metoprolol for new onset atrial tachycardia. What potential side -effect should the nurse be worried about ?
- A patient is prescribed a Heparin infusion at 1600 units per hour. The pharmacy sends a Heparin solution of 25,000 units in 250 mL. How many mL/hr would the nurse set the infusion pump?
present a minimum of five teaching and learning principles appropriate to patient education and drug therapy across the lifespan as applicable to any health care setting.2). describe 3 methods for eva…
CC/HPI: A.C. a 45yowf is seen in your office with fever, shaking, chills, coughing, increasing SOB and increasing fatigue that started 36 hours ago. You are in the peak of influenza season, and this p…
Drugs break down in the human body at different rates and therefore must be prescribed by doctors carefully to prevent complications, such as overdosing. The breakdown of a drug is represented by the …
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- The physician has ordered Ds.45 NaCl with 20 mEq KCL to infuse at 150 ml/hr. Ancef 1000 mg IV in 50 ml DW is also ordered to be infused every 8 hours (infuse over 30 minutes). What is the total am…
T.U. is a 30-year-old HIV-negative woman who presents to her primary care physician for her annual examination. She states that she is sexually active with her boyfriend, a 28-year-old HIV-positive ma…
Extra Credit: Imidazole-HCI buffer is required for biopharmaceutical antigen purification. How many ml of 0.51 M HCI needs to be added to 650 ml of 0.64 M Imidazole (pKa = 6.95 at conjugate base)) to …
Dduring the Patient care era, C.D. helper established the concept of in the late 1980s?
- What would you emphasize when teaching her about the use of herbal products and OTC drugs?
- Using your Mosby Drug Guide, find out: 1. What is the half-life of the digoxin given via IV? 2. What is the onset of prednisone? 3. What is the therapeutic effect of Warfarin? 4. What is the peak …
A client with conjunctivitis has been prescribed ciprofloxacin eye drop and dexamethasone eye drops. When administering this clients medications, the nurse should. A client with conjunctivitis has bee…
When jerry organized his speech about rap music he arranged the facts so that he first discussed the early years,then proceeded to show how the music had changed all the way up the present day this is…
What considerations should a nurse have when administering a high protein bound medication to a neonatal patient? Define a “Free drug”.What is the pharmacological response anticipated by the nurse?
What legal case in the Philippines can you find, where the privacy or confidentiality of a patient was breached? Within that case, what are the circ*mstances that led to the case? How will you reflect…
Compare and contrast the GI agents used to treat gastric acids
A CASE STUDY ON TYPE II DIABETES MELLITUS Direction: Make assessment of the patient using the given data. Patient and setting: Gigi, a 52 year old female, primary care clinic Chief Complaint: 3 …
Make a drug card for the following: Diuretics: 1.Spironolactone/Aldactone Use drug card Template below MEDICATION NAME HERE Generic Names: Trade Names: Indication: Action: Pharmacologic Cl…
A 65-year-old female with stable ischemic heart disease presented for a routine primary care visit. Two years earlier the patient underwent a cardiac catheterization procedure to diagnose recurring sy…
- . WEB Question 45 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question A 63 year old female patient presents to the diabetes clinic for follow-up. She has a past medical history of type 2 diabetes, h…
Persistent Depressive Disorder Recommend one FDA-approved drug, one off-label drug, and one nonpharmacological intervention for treating your assigned disorder in children and adolescents. Explain the…
A 45-year-old, 65 kg female comes to emergency room with status epilepticus and is to be started on intravenous phenobarbital sodium and it Vd is 0.7L/kg, Clearance is 0.004L/kg/hr and elimination con…
- A drug is considered eliminated from the body when less than 10% remains. If a patient takes 50mg of a drug that has a half-life of 8 hours, how long will it take for at least 90% of the drug to be…
PLEASE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTION with reasons for arriving at your answers. 1.To infuse 500 mL of solution over 8 hr, you should give ______ mL per hr. 2.To deliver 1,000 mL of D5 …
Write discovery of the drug Lansoprazole. process of discovery for the drug that you are investigating. Who discovered the drug and when was it. how was the drug tested. was it tested on animals….
Why do people taking antineoplastic agents need to avoid people that are sick?
The pharmacist wants you to record all weights using metric system. Convert the infant’s weight of 22 lb to kilograms.
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Order: Epoetin 65 units/kg. Weight 176lbs. How many units of Epoetin does the nurse administer?
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the nurse is caring for a patient in the hospital who is prescribed cimetidine and warfin. The nurse is aware of which of the following in relation to both medications being prescribed
#23. Question 23 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: Which of the following are therapeutic effects of HMG-COA reductase inhibitors? Select one or more: a. Increas…
Cocaineinhibits the NET(norepinephrinetransporter). What impact would cocaine have oncholinergictransmission? a. Increase levels of transmission b. Decrease levels of transmission c. No effe…
Amy is a 27-year-old patient who presents to the clinic with GAD. She is 30 weeks pregnant and has been well controlled on a regimen of sertraline 50mg daily. Amy says that “about once or twice a week…
- P., age 23, is a Hispanic woman who graduated from college last year. She reports to the CNP in her local community mental health center. She began working as an accountant 1 month after graduating…
Pharmacology Chapter 31, Upper Respiratory System Drugs A nurse is caring for a patient with watery eyes, runny nose, and sneezing. He has been prescribed chlorpheniramine maleate by a physician. 1. W…
The pharmacist in charge of the Anticoagulation clinic is having difficulty managing Mr. Jackson’s INR. He had been taking a consistent dose of 5 mg of Warfarin daily which kept his INR in the thera…
The nurse is caring for a client who suddenly starts complaining of palpitations, restlessness, and anxiety. The nurse obtains a stat electrocardiogram (ECG) which shows this rhythm. Refer to figure…
You have been assigned to care for Mr. P, a 44 – year – old patient recently diagnosed with peptic ulcer disease. He has a 15-year history of smoking cigarettes and takes ibuprofen [Motrin] regularly …
Questions: attach file. At 77 VJO. female hospitalized with heart disease is admitted to ICU. The nurse administers a 40 cMa IV Push of Furosemide ( Pasix). What assessments does the nurse make to Det…
Choose a pharmacotherapeutic agent that has been on the market for less than five years. Determine relevant and key information including core drug knowledge, core patient variables, and nursing impli…
1) Enumerate and explain the things to be considered in extemporaneous compounding of non-sterile drug products for individual patients. Reference/s: 2) Enumerate/explain at least five general compo…
For the following drugs briefly describe their mechanism of action, which part or parts of the immune system they target and why they are effective? o Cyclosporine o Prednisone
Hello I need help with this question as shown. Q1. Imagine you are a mycobacterium tuberculosis organism, the bacteria responsible for the disease known as tuberculosis.You have been inhaled into so…
What are the nursing implications of a low therapeutic index? Describe why an older adult with polypharmacy has difficulty adhering to a medication regime. How does renal and hepatic function affect t…
out of I points Use a recommended dose of 10 mcg ke to calculate the loading dose of digoxin for a patien weighing 143 pounds
- Sodium Chloride 0.9% with 40 mEq KCI added to one litre is ordered to be run over 16 hours. The drop factor is 10 drops per mL. At what flow rate should this solution be given? (1 mark) 4. Physicia…
a client has been diagnosed with hypertension and prescribed ramipril. when planning this client’s care, what outcome should the nurse identify
Read the following scenario and respond to the questions.The response should demonstrate critical thinking. The patient is a 54-year-old man with a history of schizophrenia. The patient was starte…
The nurse is caring for Mrs. Smith, a 55-year-old patient who has been started on levothyroxine for hypothyroidism. a.Describe the symptoms of hypothyroidism. b.How does levothyroxine help…
What is the best birth control to prescribe for a 23 year old in good health who got her mirena removed because of acne? Dad has hypertension and mom has hyperlipidemia.
Identify all of the drug therapy problems of this patient. Explain what system of staging was used and how his stage of disease was determined. What laboratory and clinical features does this patient …
A 56 year old Caucasian man is seen in the office as a new patient. He complains of headaches occurring with increasing frequency and attributes them to increased stress at work.He denies any chest pa…
An IV of 10,000U Heparin in 500ml D5W has been ordered to infuse at a rate of 50ml/h.What does per hour is the patient receiving?
What are the Traditional and innovative experimental and clinical trial designs that were used to design a herbal drug ? could you please explain the process of the experiment that is used to design…
- Haloperidol 5.0 mg 2. Synthroid . 15 mg 3. Atorvastatin 10mg 4. MgSO4 5. Voltaren ointment 50 gm 6. Digoxin 0.25 mgm 7. Humulin NPH 25 U 8. Warfarin 5 mg qod
Question 26 (2 points) A male patient is diagnosed with mild prostate enlargement. What will you prescribe to control this condition? Dutasteride Tamsulosin Vardenafil Finasteride
- Question 13 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 P Flag question What is the antibiotic of choice for gram negative coverage in a patient with an anaphylactic reaction to penicillin? Select one: O …
Please help with detail explanation. Appreciate. Question 1 1 pts [HA/"Al" ( How many grams of the excipient, petrolatum, need to be added to 50 grams of Time I betamethasone 0.25% ointment …
Medicine Manufacturing Practical Coursework (to be submitted for assessment) Answer all the questions 1-You have been asked to manufacture Aluminium Hydroxide Oral Suspension BP from r…
1.Which of the following is the first line treatment for hospital acquired Clostridioidesdifficile colitis? Intravenous cephalexin Intravenous piperacillin Intravenous cephalexin Oral va…
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Drinking a glass of wine a day has a number of health benefits, particularly on the cardiovascular system.However, even at this low dose, ethanol interacts with MANY drugs both pharmacodynamically…
- A nursing instructor is describing Parkinsonism to a group of nursing students.When discussing the underlying cause of symptoms, the instructor describes the depletion of dopamine in which of…
What is Legionnaire’s Disease.Can you name some drugs from the fluoroquinolone category of antibiotic drugs that are used to treat Legionnaire’s disease.
Please help with the question below, thank you.. Enzyme inhibitors: enzyme function and activity, effective hay-life There are two important things to think about when we look at how enzyme inhibitors…
An amino group donated by glutamine is attached at C-1 of PRPP, this results in ____________ a) 5-phosphoribosylamine b) 4-phosphoribosylamine c) 3-phosphoribosylamine d) 2-phosphoribosylamine 2. The …
gastrointestinal and psychiatric systems. Please choose (1) disease/condition that impacts one of these systems and discuss the following: summarize the disease and the signs/symptoms.please discuss…
Which of the following is a substance in the body that facilitates the transmission of pain signals? A) Histamine B) Prostaglandin C) Serotonin D) All of the above
Its about pharmaco*kinetics equations need to find out the elimination constant and if the concentration is within the range
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- Identify. 1. Patient information obtained from physical assessment and physical examinations are considered as which of the following? a. Unreliable data b. Subjective data c. Diagnosis d. Objectiv…
Figure 1 shows the plasma drug concentration versus time curves of two oral formulations Y and Z that contain Drug ABC, a sympathomimetic drug that increases endogenous norepinephrine release. It is a…
- A nurse is preparing to administer valproic acid (Depakote) 400 mg PO. Available is valproic acid 250 mg/5mL. How many mL should the nurse administer? (Round to a whole number.) ml 22. A nurse is …
Examine a copy of the physicians’ Desk Reference (PDR) Briefly describes the information found in section 1 through 5
- Know the relative onset, monitoring and appropriate use of various dosage forms including: oPatches (ie; fentanyl, rivastigmine) o Suppositories (ie; acetaminophen) o Sublingual tab…
tagament injection 150mg/ml Dose: 6ml how many mg will the patient receive?
Ordered: cephalexin 0.5 g po q12h for a child with streptococcus pharyngitis. SDR: 40 mg/kg/day po divided q12h x 10 days. Child’s weight: 25 kg. PA 18560 KEEP THIS AND ALL MEDICATIONS OUT OF THE REA…
What information will the student put in the column related to the mechanism of action of finasteride in the treatment of BPH? What side effects will the student enter in the chart? What patient teach…
- Calculation of Number Needed to Treat Tom is observed in hospital overnight and discharged the next morning with a prescription for inhaled budesonide. This drug has been trialed as a means of prev…
which drug category is useful in promoting sleep among patients with insomnia?
Pharmaco*kinetics [MCQs] I. In the case of a drug that follows first order elimination, a. the rate of elimination is constant b. the elimination half-life varies with the dose c. the volume of distrib…
1 Extrapyramidal symptoms _____ are associated with atypical neuroleptics. are largely caused by antagonism of dopamine D2 receptors in the basal ganglia. are similar to Parkinson’s …
A patient with normal renal function was given the antibiotic vancomycin as intravenous boluses of 300 mg, three times a day to achieve the target plasma level. Another patient has renal failure and i…
A 25-year old/female, 50 kg, was brought to the emergency room because of intake of 20 capsules of phenytoin (100 mg/ capsule). Compute for plasma blood concentration. Given: F=98%, volume of distri…
What mechanisms are responsible for elastic fiber breakdown in pulmonary emphysema?
Fluoroquinolones. For this unit, your assignment is: . From the chapters reviewed on this unit, go to the epcc library_ website and/or google.com/scholar (click on the titles, they are hyperlinks). . …
Pharmacology A nurse is caring for an older adult client who is taking prednisone for long-term treatment of rheumatoid arthritis. The nurse should monitor the client for which of the following advers…
Be creative and make an easy to access and use chart of foods, drinks, and medicines patients taking MAOI’s for depression should avoid and which are safe to use. Include the symptoms the patient migh…
When should the nurse conduct an Assessment of Immediate Safety? a. After the screening questions and if the nurse suspects that the patient is in immediate danger b. With every patient c. Never d. Be…
What is the process or method to combined the clozapine and samidorphan drug using centrifugation. Also what is the needed materials for it?
#27. Question 27 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question Which of the following medications is preferred to manage adrenergic symptoms associated with hyperthyroidism? Select one: O a. Verap…
- If 1t = 60gtts Then 1t = _____ gtts Enter numerical answer only 2. Select all that apply. Drugs weights are usually expressed in the following units. Grams Milligrams Kilograms Pounds None of the c…
Adding epinephrine in a local anesthetic(such as 1%lidocaine)for local infiltration has which of the following benefits? Extends the duration of the anesthesia block, useful for longer procedu…
The nurse administers a dose of antibiotic as ordered by the physician. One hour later, the patient calls and states there is a rash all over their abdomen. What is the correct action by the nurse? a….
A drug that follows a two compartment pharmaco*kinetic model was given as a single IV bolus dose of 50-mg. The equation that describes the plasma concentration-time data is: Cp = 1.3 e -0.116 t + 0….
Attention : This is a case study question , please read all the parts and consider everything in the question ( symptoms, medications, interactions, what is the best replace medication in this situati…
give an example of a program that hospitals are using to show that they are meeting the community support needed to justify their not-for-profit status (other than 340B)? give an example close to the …
- The physician ordered (linezolid) Zyvox 0.6 g po q12h Available from pharmacy:(linezolid) Zyvox oral suspension 100 mg per 5 mL The nurse will administer how many mLs?_____________…
The nurse is caring for a 42 year old patient with acute gastroenteritis. The nurse has gathered data concerning core drug knowledge and core patient variables. To implement nursing management of drug…
What is the difference between 2nd generation cephalosporins and 3rd generation cephalosporins?
Pediatric math calculations. 8 UNIT SIX . Verifying Safe Dose and Critical Care Calculations APPLY LEARNED KNOWLEDGE 17-3-cont’d 4. Order: Bleomycin 2 units IV today and next Tuesday. If no adverse re…
Identify and describe ONE skin issue, disease or disorder that skin medications might treat.Name at least ONE medication that could be used to treat this skin issue.Describe what you as a Support or h…
- You are to start the infusion at 5 mcg/min and titrate the dose by increasing it by 5 mcg every 5 min. You have on hand nitroglycerin 25 mg in D5W 250 mL and you must calculate how many milliliter…
1- Which of the following competes with aldosterone hormone? a- Lasix. b- Capozide. c- Aldactone. d- All of the above. 2- Which of the following is the most important organ for drugs excretion? a- Kid…
Calculate the mOsm of Na+ present in 5 mL of 1% sodium sulfate solution. (MW Na 2 SO 4 = 142)
Explain the process of writing prescriptions, including strategies to minimize medication errors.
- Identify the primary targets of antiretroviral therapy with respect to the life cycle of HIV. 2. Describe the principles of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART). 3. List t…
To determine the specific gravity of this powder, we will use a pycnometer that weighs 25.0 grams when empty, and 106 g when filled with water.When 16.0 g of the powder is introduced to the bottle a…
What happens in the nasal cavity when cholinergic fibers are stimulated
Do you have a good way to remember insulins types and peak times?
can someone help me with the following: Using APA format, the information from this course, and your assigned readings write a six (6) to ten (10) page paper (excludes cover and reference page) addres…
The pharmacist has an unopened 25 g tube of Metvix cream (16% w/w methyl aminolevulinate). What is the amount of compatible diluent cream required to dilute this 25 g cream to a level of 4% methyl ami…
Understanding Concepts 39. What is the generic name for Prozac? 26. Compare and contrast depression and bipolar disorder. 40. Which chronic psychotic disorder is marked by delusions, bizarre behavior,…
State the major factors that influence the choice of antihypertensive drug (or drug combination) for a patient with a stated severity of essential hypertension. State how specified comorbidity (e.g.,…
- How does surfactant prevent alveolar collapse? 7. What factors play a role in airway resistance? 8. What is the difference between intrinsic and extrinsic asthma? 9. What are the microscopic featur…
Question 19 0 out of 1 points if?" A 39-year-old African-American male is 25 pounds overweight and has been diagnosed r with hypertension after three consecutive above-normal blood pressure read…
The recommended dosage of Rocephin is 50 to 100 mg/kg/day divided into two equal doses. The physician has ordered Rocephin 200 mg IM b.i.d. for a child who weighs 5000 g. The Rocephin vial contains 1 …
Analyze the drugs in each group below, and select the group of drugs that are available as both a nasal spray and ophthalmic drops primarily for use as a decongestant
- A 22-year-old male college senior has lived with a diagnosis of Crohn’s disease for several years and has undergone several courses of treatment with limited benefit. Which of the following …
Please help me with these questions: What is the relationship between pharmaco*kinetics and pharmacodynamics? Which is more closely related to drug response, the total drug dose administered or the con…
Does anyone have a study guide or quiz questions for week 9 for pharmacology nsg6005?
Discuss the theory behind using non-antidepressants in the treatment of depressio
digoxin is eliminated from the body by ? a. tubular filtration b. hepatic conjugation c. glomerular filtration d. oxidation
—Which statement is false? a. Drugs administered parenterally carry the most risks if the incorrect dose is given b. Intravenous drug administration ensures a uniform dosage among patients. c. Oral …
Question 1 Do non-obese patients with impaired fasting glucose, i.e. a glucose level of 6.1-6.9 mmol/L, need drug treatment with biguanides if lifestyle modifications fail to normalize? Question 2…
Intravenous, intramuscular and subcutaneous are all examples of which routes of administration? a) Pulmonary administration b) Parenteral administration c) Otic administration d) Ocular administration
- Briefly discuss the wet granulation formula used in the lab.session as follows: 1.Role of each excipient. 2. Percentage input. 3. Recommended % input Lactose: ……………….
(TCO 9) Hydronephrosis is treated by _____. Group of answer choices antibiotics nephrolithotripsy cystoscopy and removal of obstruction anticoagulants
- 15 g of sodium chloride is diluted in 1 L of sterile water for injection (SWFI). What is the final percent strength (w/v)? 14. How much stock solution of hydrogen peroxide 10% solution will you ne…
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What food/ supplement recommendations can be made to correct identified risk for Buprenorphine, Fentanyl and Hydromorphone users? (. Eg. Methotrexate used in autoimmunity depletes folate and as such…
An advantage of administering drugs via a transdermal patch is that it _________. Question 26 options: a) promotes a consistent blood level between application times b) creates a different sensati…
Please help with the following questions, thank you very much!
Summed up in one (1) paragraph, What impact do you think the transition to all pharmacy technicians required to be certified will have on the pharmacy industry and why?
Individuals should exercise caution when consuming grapefruit juice with some medications
- Please can you compare and contrast H2 blockers with Proton Pump Inhibitors in terms of mechanism of action, uses and adverse effects. Include the names of minimum of three drugs that fall into eac…
The nurse is administering 80mg of Furosemide by intravenous push per health care providers orders. The nurse will administer the furosemide over time minutes based on the recommended rate of administ…
Discuss rational drugs and how it applies to standard treatment guidelines. what are the guidelines on prescription writing, requirements , legal prescribers and delegated prescribers. Discuss antimic…
Q1: A 42-year old Caucasian male is diagnosed with type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) and is currently being treated with sulphonylureas. Does this drug act as a secretagogue or sensitizer for insulin? I…
What type of education would you want to provide to your patients about bipolar disorder and medications that could be prescribed? As an approach to bringing in a complimentary therapeutic regimen, wh…
A 24-year-old patient is evaluated for seasonal allergies by his healthcare provider. The provider recommends phenylephrine (Neo-Synephrine) nasal spray to treat symptoms related to allergic rhinitis….
A dose of 2g of medication has ordered for a patient. The medication comes in 4g/0.4mL.What volume will you give the patient? I don’t know how to solve this can someone please explain the steps?
IDENTIFY which source for drugs you feel is most often used today (and most relevant) for developing pharmaceutical drugs (MAPS). EXPLAIN your reason (why) with sources to support your work.
1.When prescribing intravenous acyclovir, the nurse practitioner knows that: The infusion should be ordered at a rapid rate of delivery. Adequate hydration should also be maintained. Stevens-J…
What the client could say that they understand education about their eye medication for glaucoma?
A client with depression has been hospitalized, and the provider has prescribed amitriptyline. For what common adverse effects should the nurse monitor the client? Select all that apply.
Children older than 2 can be administered promethazine rectally at dosage of 0.125mg/kg every 4 to 6 hours, assume you administer this to a child who weighed 27.5 ibs
If your patient did report adverse effects from a Statin what would be your next steps and why?
- How much ointment having a 10% drug concentration and how much ointment having a 15% drug concentration must be used to make 1 kg of a preparation containing 12% drug concentration? …
- Many emergency medicine departments recommend that a patient suspected of any condition that could cause intracranial hypertension undergo a CT scan before being subjected to a lumbar pun…
Topic: Historical Data in the Evolution of Pharmacy 1)Describe the foundation of health care institutions as found in Greece and Rome. 2) Explain the evolution of health care from a religious perspe…
You work in a physician’s clinic and are caring for an 84-year-old female patient who takes furosemide 80 mg daily PO for congestive heart failure. The patient confides in you that on days when she le…
What do most selective antibiotics interfere with the synthesis of?
The nurse is reviewing the IV fluid orders for a patient diagnosed with acute renal failure (ARF). Which IV fluids would be contradicted in the patient with ARF?
Effect of Toll-like receptor’s agonist (TLR2, TLR3 and TLR7) on anxiety behaviour of wistar rat TLR 2 agonist – Pam3csk4 TLR 3 agonist – Poly (I:C) TLR 7 agonist – szu-101
Can genetic factors and diets containing animal product raise the levels of LDL in the blood? I know that exercise lowers the level of LDL. I am really not sure about the others
Work through the TPN order carefully. It is best to write out the process on an extra sheet of paper – the correct order in which the drugs will be injected into the bag, as well as how much to inject…
a client’s care will be providing the home setting. Because the client will be treated in this setting, the nurse should address what topics during the education?
Please explain and answer. Thank you! A client is receiving a secondary infusion of potassium chloride ( KC1)30′ mE g at a rate of tomta an hour. Avail 100 ME of 09 % NS containing KC/ 80 meg The nurs…
A variety of medications with the ability to reduce inflammation and/or fever are available over the counter. Comment on the danger of the misuse of these drugs. What are some possible consequences of…
Pharmacology A nurse is providing teaching to a client who has a gastric ulcer and a new prescription for ranitidine. Which of the following statements by the client indicates an understanding of the …
Give two example of each medication category and give two examples of specific drugs from each category,their drug interaction and adverse action and also the nursing considerations. -Antibiotics -Ant…
The doctor’s preference card calls for 300 mg of antibiotic “A” to be added to the 1000 ml of irrigation solution in your pitcher on the back table. Antibiotic “A” comes in a concentration of 10 mg pe…
The most common reason antibiotics are prescribed for children is to treat Oflu . Ootitis media. bronchitis. O cough and cold. Question 7 (2 points) Listen Which medication is not an inhaled corticost…
- details please The Pharmacy Tri Mark for review Make Notes Dextrose 25% 1000ml is ordered You have only dextrose 70% solution available How much of the dextrose 70% solution and stenle water will y…
Explain how drugs are used to treat alopecia and wrinkles
A 29-year-old construction worker is brought to the emergency department after falling 10 ft (3 m) from the scaffolding at a construction site. He reports that he landed on his outstretched arms, whic…
A 68-year-old African American woman with HFrEF is admitted to the hospital for new onset acute decompensated heart failure. Her current medications include felodipine 2.5 mg daily and atorvastatin 20…
If the adult dosage of a drug is 266mL, how much should a 9-year old child receive? Round the answer to the nearest hundredth.
Which symptom is not typically associated with meningitis? dizziness stiff neck severe headache sudden fever Question 23 (2 points) ) Listen A life-threatening condition that occurs shortly after birt…
Topic: effect of ethanolic extract of Neem as an herb contraceptive in beagle dog Discuss and Give significance of using herbal contraceptives (neem leaves) to beagle dogs. Include the advantages of u…
Question Mr. Ramirez is reordering his sublingual nitro. He rarely uses it, but he always gets the bottle with 100 tablets in it. SL nitro also comes in bottles of 25. Of course, as you know, the comp…
ciprofloxacin – what is it for? uses, side effects, doses. Apa Style. Own words.
Cushing’s disease is caused by an excess production of the hormone ACTH by a pituitary gland tumor (typically a benign adenoma). The adrenal glands’ cortisol synthesis is overstimulated by too much AC…
what is DM type 1? Mechanism of DM type 1? Mechanism of autophagy? Regulation of autophagy? Regulation of autophagy in DM type 1? Autophagy in B cell type 1 DM? How we make autophagy ( test )? Th…
A 72-year-old man is admitted to the hospital to undergo elective partial colectomy because of recurrent diverticulitis- The patient had an adverse event during an appendectomy 8 years ago; almost imm…
show the working please 14) The physician orders Benadryl elixir 37.5 mg po for hives. Available: 12.5mg/5 mL. How many milliliters will the nurse administer? 0.91 Points 15) Docusate sodium 100 mg tw…
1)Codeine undergoes which type of phase I metabolism reaction? Group of answer choices Oxidation Epoxidation Dealkylation Reduction Dehalogenation Hydrolysis 2)The majority of drug excretion occurs…
Does calcium carbonate interact with any food or herb?
Both questions Path: p Briefly describe how the following terms are related: DRD2 A1 allele; D2 receptors, relapse Paragraph B Path: p When compared to traditional analgesics, what are the potential a…
explain possible ways that employees can communicate with manager to make sure customer recives great customer service
Order: Demerol 75 mg IM q.4h p.r.n., pain Supply: Demerol 50 mg/mL Give: ________ mL
Do you think you could explain the dynamics of the first-pass effect and how it relates to the liver and routes of medication administration?
Mrs TA is a 69 year old patient admitted via her GP with increasing shortness of breath Wt = 79kg Height = 1.6m HPC Increasing tiredness, shortness of breath and difficulty in sleeping exacerbated by …
Pharmacology questions. Name: 1. Complete the table below: (3 points) Inna mu a he 4.583 <b <b <b <b <b 984 <b Convert the following to Roman numerals: (3 points) a. 2,459 b. 961 c. …
Please can you explain what happens in neuroleptic malignant syndrome. What are the signs and symptoms?Which medication classification(s) can cause this problem?
Pharmacology A nurse is assessing a client who has septic shock and is receiving dopamine by continuous IV infusion. Which of the following findings indicates that the nurse should increase the rate o…
Describe three ways that antidepressant drugs can increase monoaminergic neurotransmission in the brain. Provide examples of specific drugs used for each approach.
The patient is allergic to Sulfa drugs, how will this affect the medication choice for Herpes?
Please discuss the concept of ” Pharmacologic actions and the safety of herbal products.” Book : Pharmacology for Nurses: A Pathophysiologic Approach 5th edition section 10.5
Describe how histamine receptors function and explain the mechanism of action of loratadine
What are the determined pharmaco*kinetic parameters of Herceptin (trastuzumab)? Include in a table the volume of distribution, drug half-life, clearance rate (CL) and bioavailability. Add reference.
Please explain the difference between curative and palliative medication?
Procedure 1. Find Training vial #5 (Powder-C). 2. Verify that the vial contains a total of 1 g of drug. 3. You are asked to dilute the vial to a concentration of 330 mg/mL. According to the label, how…
If 5 mL of an elixir containing 4 mg/mL of drug is bioequivalent to a25mg tablet having a bioavailability factor of 0.55, what is the bioavailability factor of the elixir? a. 0.9 b. 1.45 c. 0.55 d. 0….
Mr. Smith is a 64 year old African American male. He was diagnosed with hypertension and hyperlipidemia 5 years ago and has not taken meds regularly for the last year. He states he has been experienci…
What are the toxicological vulnerabilities of the cardiac system and the nervous system? (to compare these with molecular mechanisms of a neurotoxic and a cardiotoxic compound)- one compound for each …
What is the Maximum daily acetaminophen doses and issues caused by excessively high levels
Please help! Renal System Drugs Reading Drug Labels and Medication Orders 1. You receive the following prescription, and the product available in the pharmacy is 5 mg/ml of oral liquid in a 473 ml con…
The patient, Danielle Young Bear, came to the clinic today with complaints of a persistent cough and fatigue that have lasted for 2 weeks. It started as a common cold, but she was concerned that it wa…
Make a prescription that is legally valid for a 30-year-old American male who saw a doctor for gastritis with no other medical conditions or allergy. Easy help. What drug to treat her and what is th…
The recommended pediatric dose of leuprolide acetate suspension for intramuscular injection is 7.5 mg, once per month, for a child weighing 25 kg. What is the equivalent dose, based on mg/m2, for this…
- Differentiate between the various types of semisolid bases on the basis of physical and chemical properties 2. List the criteria for the selection of a semisolid base to treat a topical affliction …
Jimmy Peterson, age 4 months, has a slight cold with a runny nose when he comes for his regular well-baby checkup. His mother tells you that,because Jimmy is sick, she does not think he needs his im…
1ppii-Weighing the balance has the the MWQ of 20 mg, and lactose is used as the diluent. Show the calculations and explain the method/techniques to weigh Folic acid for 60 capsules as per the below la…
The in-vitro metabolism of ethanol by the enzyme alcohol dehydrogenase follows Michaelis-Menton kinetics, with a VMAXof 0.18 mg/L per hour. This corresponds to 0.018% per hour, using lay terminolo…
Why is nafcillin. oxcillin and dicloxacillin reserved as treatment?
Heparin 35,000 units IV in 24 hours for AFIB. Available, 1000 mL NS with 35,000 units of Heparin. How many mL per hour?
course pharmacy technician with medical administrative complete the Lesson 21 Assignment document.Within the assignment document, complete the following steps: Step 1: Complete the Sig Code and patien…
From the IFL list of pharmacology suffix names listed above, provide a name of an actual drug in each drug class . ex: amil verapamil caine
- An LPN is preparing to provide eye drops for an elderly client in a long-term care facility. The client is ordered cyclosporine eye drops. Which of the following statement should the nurse include …
- Please write on piece of paper in dimensional analysis 7 Order: 250 mg of Ampicillin. Available: Ampicillin 1g/10 mL. How many ml will be given to the patient?
What is the relationship of Pharmacodynamics and Pharmaco*kinetics as basic concepts of Pharmacology based on your own words. When caring for a patient with liver damage, how does this condition affect…
- Propose an explanation for why the safe dose of acetaminophen (ditto most OTC drugs and many prescription drugs) isn’t mass-specific.
I am student of Electrical Engineering. And course name is Bio-Pharmaceuticals. Plz solve me this question . Thanks? Q. No. 2: (10) A 60-kg patient with a normal creatinine clearance value of 100 m…
the nurse is perparing the change-of-shift report for a client who has a 265 ml secondary infusion that was started 2 hours ago at a rate of 85 ml/hour via an infusion pump the nurse should report tha…
Question 1 Select all that apply. When treating arthritis of the knee, the following medications can be administered intrarticularly Simponi Rheumatrex Actemra Hyalgan Orencia None of the choices Ques…
Describe the difference between concussion and contusion Describe the difference between open and closed head injury Explain the difference the between Delirium and Deme
A child is normal height for a weight of 48 lb. A physician orders ampicillin for a child who has a bacterial infection. The normal adult dose is 1500 mg daily given TID in equally divided doses. The …
Compare and contrast the therapeutic effects of drugs used to treat growth failure versus acromegaly.
For typical finished product ( e.g . tablets, vials, etc .) processes identify Key product quality attributes and associated process parameters for priority testing.
Hi, how would you answer this question? For the acid dissociation of acetic acid in water at 25°C, the experimental value of Ka is 1.75 x 10-5. Calculate DeltaG° for this process. Using your answer …
Analysis of dosage forms Paracetamol dissolution data A sample of generic paracetamol 500 mg tablets BP (Brand X) was purchased from a local retail outlet. Dissolution was carried out according …
Q3. Mr. Albert Tan and Mr. Hassan Umar were having irregular heartbeat where their pressure was 180/85. Both were admitted and given different anti-hypertension medication. Mr. Albert Tan was given c…
Glass vial shatters on line, I need to find three issues, why has that happened?
UKM campus in the city center of Kuala Lumpur that accommodating the Faculty of Pharmacy, Faculty of Dentistry, and Faculty of Health Sciences is not in good condition. At the same time, UKM wants to …
the food and drug administration requires that non sterile compounded products meet what USP standards
Design a theoretical drug that enhances learning and memory by interacting with Neuropeptide y (NPY) pathway. a drug that interferes with this pathway to produce the desired effect ( improvement in …
1) Is it practical to put up a Pharmacy business given our nation’s current circ*mstance (pandemic)? Defend your answer. 2) Describe the practice of the pharmacy business here in the Philippines.
compare the layout of the websites, drugs.com and davisdrug.com
Be straightforward,be thorough Infections account for a major cause of death throughout the developing world. This is mainly due to the emergence of newer infectious agents and more specifically due t…
What are the nursing interventions for methadone chloride. Therapeutic Uses (Indications) pain and used to treat opiad addiction, cancer pain drawl from threat ments . ndications Medication Administra…
Ordered: 196 mg tid Available: 56 mg scored tablets How many tablets in one day?
A 30 year old male starts Clarithromycin 250mg bd for seven days to treat an infection Regular medicines are: Lansoprazole 15mg od Carbamazepine 600mg bd What is the problem with this prescripti…
- Which statement about the pharmaco*kinetic parameter Clearance (CL) is FALSE? (A) CL can be calculated as the dose divided by concentration of drug in the blood immediately after intravenous drug a…
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How does the term pharmacology differ from clinical pharmacology? Giveexamples of how nurses utilize pharmacology in clinical practice.
Your patient has been taking omeprazole (Prilosec) for reflux symptoms for threemonths. He feels much better and is instructed by his physician to stop the medication as he no longer needs it. Withi…
A prescription calls for 120 mL of 10% codeine solution. Your stock solution of codeine is 50% strength. How much stock solution will you use to formulate this medication.
medical dosage. What is the purpose of reporting a client’s weight to the pharmacist? Several medications are contraindicated for obese clients. The pharmacist uses weight to provide a referral to a n…
How can you use a disease with your information allowing people to guess your disease
ONE SPECIFIC medication for Sexually Transmitted Disease. Give class; actions and uses; side effects & adverse reactions; contraindications & toxicity; administration; any other pertinent info…
what is the basic unit for length in the metric system?
The nurse is talking with a menopausal woman about the use of hormone replacement therapy (HRT). What statement, if made by the nurse, would be accurate and appropriate to share with the client?
Describe legal strategies for maintaining a medicine product competitive on the market, taking into account the product’s need, intellectual property rights, and marketing decisions.
- Pt is currently receiving MS Contin 60 mg po TID + 15 mg po MS immediate release, which he used twice daily for the last 2 – 3days. What would be the appropriate dose of oxycodone to g…
What are the different ways drugs can interact with the body, depending on their mechanism of action. Is their a relationship between drug response relationships, serum-concentration profile, and drug…
The nursing faculty member is doing an interactive review lecture on the immune response and inflammatory response with nursing students. The nursing students are asked to respond to questions posed b…
Experiment 4: Phytochemical Screening of Crude Drugs What is the importance of phytochemical evaluation in drug quality control and in isolation and purification of bioactive principles? What are phyt…
if 8 dr a drug is ordered by the doctor, the nurse will safely administer
A 32-year-old female patient had surgery to repair a torn ACL in the right knee. She has a history of asthma. that is well-controlled. She has a 3-month old baby whom she has been breastfeeding. She i…
What is the mechanism of vomiting and constipation when taking morphine. why do we get those side effects?
The concept of benefit: risk in the context of drug/biologic/device safety is a primary feature of the regulation and guidance relevant to safety and Pharmacovigilance.Describe some of the key pre- …
Compare and contrast the pharmacy services associated with working in hospital and community pharmacy. (6 Marks)
The calcium channel blockers possess direct negative inotropic effect because they reduce inward movement of calcium during the action potential . TRUE OR FALSE
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present a minimum of five teaching and learning principles appropriate to patient education and drug therapy across the lifespan as applicable to any health care setting
Question 1 Match each of the following applications of pharmacology in patient care with the correct description. Promotion of Therapeutic Enhancement of therapeutic Effects effects by nonpharmacologi…
A patient with Type 2 DM currently taking sitagliptin (Januvia) at home was admitted to the hospital and is told when she is admitted that she will be managed with sliding scale insulin alone while sh…
ase. Gina verbalizes her desire for contraception and reports that she is not pregnant. What other information should the NP consider prior to prescribing contraception? a. Consider contraindications
Help please. 18. A drug- food interaction occurs when the drug and the food are in with the stomach. (page 31) Some foods acid production, speeding the of the drug molecule and preventing and of the d…
Need to create a case study regarding osteoporosis this important DISCUSSIONCONTENT Category Points % Description Case Study (4required elements) 10 13.3% Student’s case …
Using your knowledge of the mechanism of action of the bisphosphonates, select the true statement related to their use in the treatment of osteoporosis. Select one: a. It is advisable not to take the …
What side effect should the nurse assess for when a corticosteroid is discontinued abruptly?
- A patient with cancer is admitted to the hospital. The nurse obtains an admission history and learns that the patient has been taking oxycodone and a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (N…
Stool softeners and laxatives work by: a. Reducing quantity of stool b. Increasing GI motility and keeping H2O in the stool c. Absorbing more water into the bloodstream d. Increasing stool bulk
working and ans pls 22) How many drops equals a teaspoon? 0.5 Points Extra credit 23) How many milliliters are in one liter? 0.5 Points| Extra credit 24) How many pound and in s kilogram? 0.5 Points E…
WHAT ARE THIAZIDE-TYPE DIURETICS ARISING PROBLEM ABOUT THIAZIDE-TYPE DIURETICS GLOBAL THREAT ABOUT HYPERTENSION AND THIAZIDE-TYPE DIURETICS please cite the reference
Prepare a 1 page poster (A3 size) design a theoretical drug that targets a part of this peptide pathway in order to improve learning and memory. You will then prepare a poster that presents the ph…
The postanesthesia care unit nurse is serving a client after a right knee arthroscopy. As the client begins to wake up from anesthesia, the nurse assesses rigidity, involuntary movements, and tachycar…
Mrs. Susan Parks, a 45 y.o. African American female, comes in to see you about her HTN.Her BP has been running over 160/90mmHg for the past month.Since her life style changes are not lowering her …
Pharmacology A nurse is interviewing a client who reports a desire to quit smoking. Which of the following prescriptions should the nurse expect the provider to prescribe? O Naloxone Alprazolam Quiz T…
The nurse is preparing medication for a 30-month-old with right otitis media. The child weighs 33 pounds. The health care provider has ordered cephalexin, 50 mg/kg/day in divided doses every 8 hours. …
You inherit a new patient to your clinic – a 64-year-old male with type 2 diabetes, mild renal impairment (GFR of 50), mild hepatic impairment, hyperlipidemia and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease…
What is happening when itching occurs? Explain the pathophysiology of itching. What antihistamine creams can be used to reduce itching? What is the difference between a topical antihistamine and an or…
0 out of 1 points Doctor’s orders are to give 750mL of a solution within 3 hours. The IV tubing delivers 10gtt/mL. How many mL/hr will you administer?
An o/w cream contains 8.5% (w/w) of emulsifier and has a required HLB of 11. The surfactants in the cream are sorbitan tristearate (Span 65) and polyoxyethylene sorbitan monopalmitate (Tween 40). If y…
A 40 year old woman presents with fatigue. She reports feeling ‘very run down’ for the past three months. She has no interest in participating in her usual activities and sporting events. She reports …
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- Discuss how you would classify the information of a national pharmacy chain.Describe the pharmacy.Give your pharmacy a creative name.
Question 4 Orden: Dilantin 300 mg PO Disponible: Dilantin 125mg/ 5mL Cuantos ml se administran por dosis?
Use the data above to determine the type of rheological behavior silica is most likely exhibiting, whether Newtonian or non-Newtonian. Note: if you determine it is non-Newtonian, be very specific abou…
A 65-year-old woman with degenerative joint disease is taking chronic NSAIDs for the management of pain. During the last 6 months, she has had four different agents prescribed. What questions would yo…
please answer theses questions! thanks so much J.W., a 46-year-old African-American woman, presents to your office with the chief complaint of bilateral stiffness of the shoulders, hands, and wrists i…
- What is the purpose of placing a sheet of filter paper and a weight on top of the macerated powder? 2.What other menstruum are used in the percolation process? 3.…
Pharmacology The nurse notes that a client is taking lansoprazole. On data collection the nurse should ask the client which question to determine medication effectiveness?
A patient is seen in clinic and you question choice of beta blocker patient is receiving post myocardial infarction.Patient is receiving atenolol. Which of the following would support use of this be…
The physician has prescribed Cobex (cyanocobalamin) for a client following a gastric resection. Which lab result indicates that the medication is having its intended effect?
I need help studying ATI proctored pharrmacology 2019 questions, any tips or resources?
Compare and contrast the prototype systemic and topical antifungal medication to other medications within the group.Summarize similarities and differences.
(tutoring help is needed with veterinarian question 4-6.) 4. What differentials will the veterinarian have for this patient? 5. What diagnostics and treatments would you be preparing for? 6. Do you ha…
Drug Z (structure shown below) is a potent antiepileptic that is very poorly soluble in water. It has a pKaof 5.7. Part 1:from the group of solvents below, select one to man an intravenous solutio…
- T. a 48-year-old male patient presents for a checkup.He admits it has been 4 years since he has been seen by a medical professional and at that time was diagnosed with an upper respiratory illnes…
1) NR is a 14-year-old male with a history of bipolar II disorder. He stopped his medications months ago when he was feeling better. His mother brought him in due to his increasing irritability for la…
(the rest of the question…) tartic acid 70% Sorbital sodium carboxymethylcellulose prurified water What is the percentage of sorbitol in the final preparation? 17. How much of the following ingredie…
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What are the benefits of aspirin in cancer prevention and/or treatment?
- client presents to the clinic with white patches on the oral mucosa. Question 19. A client presents to the clinic with white patches on the oral mucosa. Which of the following questions is most app…
How often should a newly diabetic check her blood sugar? And what are some non-pharmacological ways for a person to reduce blood sugar, hypertension and weight?
Is tramadol considered an opiate? Why was tramadol (Ultram) recently reclassified as a controlled substance by the FDA? Among the SSRI class, there are several agents that are “isomers” of one another…
it is urgent please. A. The client did not use an opioid drug. B. The dose of naloxone was inadequate. C. The client is resistant to this drug. D. The drug overdose is irreversible. 39. For the client…
1 Give an example of Hematopoietics: Iron products and biologic response modifiers: Nursing responsibilities when administering these drugs. List one of each. 2 Give an example of each classification …
………………… A 12-year-old boy is stung by a bee while playing in his backyard. In the past, he has had severe reac- tions to insect stings, which required emergency room visits and the dispe…
case study in nursing. Case Study Chapter 4 Cultural Legal and Ethical Considerations K.C. is a 60-year old African-American man who has been recently diagnosed with essential hypertension. His blood …
The process in which a drug changes the function of the hepatic microsomal enzymes and increases metabolic activity in the liver.
I needyour help withpaper for my pharmacology class. it says to discuss all nursing career paths
Describe the 5 main effector functions of antibodies and how antibody isotypes differ in their effector functions.
medical dosage. TEST NAME: CTO1 TIME LEFT : 67 The label on a medication indicates that there is 5,000 mg of aminocaproic acid in a 5% dextrose water solution. The 250 mL of medication is infusing at …
" cut in a long-term 4. The nurse is administering a scopolamine patch to a patient with motion sickness who is about to travel. Which of the following statements are correct regarding scopolamin…
why is medication therapy potentially harmful in the first trimester of pregnancy
Recall Harry Hadley from Chapter 2 who was diagnosed with cellulitis of his right lower leg caused by a feral cat bite. Oral amoxicillin was changed to intravenous vancomycin when culture results iden…
Key points when writing an executive summary about accidental drug overdose related deaths. To discuss the following points of interest: Age Sex County in the state of Connecticut Race Location where …
What makes Losartan different from other ARBs? Losartan has the shortest half life Losartan has a small volume of distribution Losartan has an active metabolite Losartan is renally eliminated
- S., a 65-year-old African-American man, was referred to the CNP in the hypertension clinic for evaluation of high BP noted on an initial screening. He reports having headaches and nocturia. He stat…
A patient is stabilized on Drug P. Drug Q is known to induce hepatic enzymes that metabolize Drug P. After adding Drug Q to his regimen, he now needs to increase the dose to overcome the hepatic enzym…
do you agree or disagree to this post and why Pharmacological management of glaucoma focuses on the reduction of intraocular pressure by increasing the drainage of aqueous humor, decreasing the produc…
HTN Prescription Writing Skills : Sangita Rai, a 55 year old female has been just diagnosed by you with hypertension after her 2nd visit to the clinic today with a blood pressure of 166/90. She works …
Before the administration of morphine to a 65-year-old man who has cancer the initial action of the nurse will be to check the patients
Predict the Synthesis, Absorption, Distribution, Metabolism and Excretion of the following compound “( E )-3-(1-(2-(dimethylamino)-2-oxoethoxy)-3-methyl-1-oxooct-2-en-2-yl)phenyl 4-((diaminomethylene)…
Question 1 Anaphylaxis is a severe allergic reaction that can be life threatening. Symptoms of anaphylaxis include wheezing or shortness of breath, and low blood pressure. The primary treatment for …
when talking on alpha adrenergic agonist, does it involve beta 1 and 2 receptors?
Buenas, No comprendo el proceso de solucionar los problemas son en farmacia y los conceptos son los siguientes. – Cálculos de dosificación intravenosa (IV) Flow Rate IV IV Infusion Device Calculatio…
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Discuss the role of ketoconazole in treatment of Cushing’s disease.
Express 50 mg in kg. a) 5 x 10-3 kg b) 5 x 10-4 kg c) 5 x 10-5 kg d) 5 x 10-6 kg
Explain low osmolar infusions???? Also give a detailed account of their composition and therapeutic indications.
Find the following percentage. Round final answer to a whole percent 7.75% of a 60 mL Popsicle was covered with ants. How much of the Popsicle is NOT covered with ants? 7.75% of 60 = equals the …
27-Anti-Parkinson Disease What are the clinical features of PD? What is the etiology of PD with an emphasis on MPTP related environmental toxins. Which chemical unambiguously linked to PD and how was …
A 3 year old child is prescribed Fluconazole 3 mg/kg once daily for oral thrush. The child weighs 15 kilograms. What is the daily dose of Fluconazole required for the child? A child is prescribed to…
- Critically discuss and contrast the chemotherapy treatment strategies for Chronic myeloid leukaemia (CML) and Chronic lymphoblastic leukaemia (CLL). b.Discuss the disadvantages of the con…
According to the textbook, Pharmacotherapeutics for Advanced Practice Providers , there is a lack of clinical research trials for all drugs for pregnant women and no drugs are tested during pregnanc…
(1) List three nursing considerations eachspecificto children, adults, and older adults whenusing antiepileptic agents. (2)Describe safety measures that need to be implemented for patients wit…
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Module 03 Written Assignment – Medication Olympics, part A
medical dosage. TEST NAME: CTO1 A nurse is preparing to administer 1 L of 0.9% sodium chloride solution to a client over 6 hours. The intravenous (IV) fluid has a drop factor of 15 gtt/mL. What will b…
Suppose a patient is given (via i.v. injection) a dose of a drug. Six hours later the drug concentration in the patient falls to the minimum therapeutic level. If that same patient is next accidentall…
In terms of non-competitive antagonist, what does allosteric mean? And what is the difference between a ligand, receptor, and substrate.
Briefly describe problems related to viral infections.(1 learning objectives) 2. Describe the characteristics of viruses responsible for respiratory viral infections,herpes infections,CMV,and HIV/AIDS…
Read through the medical report listed below and the follow the directions listed after the report. PATIENT NAME: Catherine Williams MEDICAL RECORD:…
11 A patient is receiving 500 mg of metronidazole for a parasitic infection IVPB every 8 hours. Pharmacy supplies metronidazole mixed in 100 mL D5W and is to infuse over 45 minutes. At what rate in mi…
What is the mechanism of action (MOA) of varenicline (Chantix)? What dose would you prescribe to a patient? Does the patient need to quit smoking prior to taking varenicline or can they continue smoki…
Adverse eventsof a drug include those related to: Question 26 options: a) the primary mechanism of the drug such as blocking 5-HT receptors. b) neither of these mechanisms—side effects are unr…
- Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the two-electrode voltage clamp technique (TEVC) for the biophysical analysis and pharmacological characterisation of ion channels.
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Selective receptor blockers induce more serious side effects than non-selective receptor blockers. True or False?
Maria is a 46-year-old woman who presents for her yearly physical examination. Her review of systems is significant forfatigue, constipation and hair loss. Herpreviousmedical history is notable?…
Background: Having a chronic health condition can affect how a person interacts with their surrounding environment. Each person is affected by a condition based on culture, ethnicity living arrangemen…
Please provide a brief answer to each of the following questions below: 1. What is the difference between the following electrolyte concentrations: milliequivalents, millimoles, and milliosmoles?
What advices we can give to the older adults for selecting OTC medications?
- 2000ml of solution to run over 8 hours, how many ml will infuse in 4hrs? Answer:_______________________________________ 77. The patient received Epogen 48,000u total in 24 months? How many uni…
Which of the following drugs is associated with the reaction of Cinchonism? A. Valproic acid B. Quinidine C. Isoniazid D. Ethosuximide
QUESTION 1 Which of the following is not a symptom of CHF? a. excitability O b. shortness of breath d. peripheral edema O c. rapid heartbeat O d. peripheral edema QUESTION 2 Vasodilators are never us…
Rebecca is a 32-year-old female who was recently prescribed escitalopram for MDD. She presents to the clinic today complaining of diaphoresis, tachycardia, and confusion. The differential diagnosis fo…
choose a Gastrointestinal Medication and discuss its implications and potential interactions. What would you teach a patient about your chosen drug
Exercise 1: Case Study Case Scenario: A ten year old boy presents to the clinicians office with his father, with complaints of fever, headache, and cough. The father states that her son has been sick …
- Question 30 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 P Flag question Which of the following medications causes platelet inhibition? Select one: O a. alteplase O b. aspirin O c. enoxaparin O d. heparin
give 2 paragraphs saying what is externship/clerkship and how Pharmacy students can benefit from clerkship/externship experiences. Speak about the development of professionalism within individuals, …
If Mr. Jones’s insurance has a $500 deductible and a $50 surgery co-pay, how much will his insurance pay on his bill of $4359?
Can you help with my homework please. Thanks. a) List (4) examples of food-drug interactions. b) Discuss the clinical significance of each interaction. c) Describe the process for screening for drug-f…
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Compute the amount of medication you will give to administer one dose of the following medication orders. Assume all tablets are scored, when necessary. The problems and drug orders are presented for …
Describe the manufacturing challenges in preparation of pharma solutions containing alcohol (flammable liquid),and how those challenges may affect the design and opration of the facility
A nurse is reviewing medication prescriptions for a client. For which of the following entries on the client’s medication administration record should the nurse request clarification? a. Morphine 4 mg…
What is the process or method to combined the clozapine and samidorphan drug for schizophrenia? Also, what are the needed materials for it?
Various bacteria are normally present in most of our body systems. These ”good” bacteria are essential for maintain health. Describe three risks and three benefits of using antibacterial creams to c…
All of the following medications are recommended for the treatment of COPD, except ____.
- A healthy 70 year old male patient presents with recent onset of mild difficulty emptying his bladder and some ‘dribbling’ after urination. He is not having nocturia. Digital rectal exam…
41 The difference(s) between typical and atypical antipsychotic drugs is (are) that typical antipsychotics have more Parkinsonian side effects than atypical antipsychotics. typical antipsy…
What pharmacotherapeutic alternatives would be appropriate for the patient diagnosed with general anxiety disorder if the benzodiazepine fails or cannot be used?
can you list each of medication of their: brand and generic name, standard dose, maximum disage, black box warmings, contraindiations, pharmacodynamics, pharmaco*kinestics, adverse reaction, nursing in…
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Hola’ I’m having troubles answering these ques. Please answer. Systematic solution is needed. Thank you Doses: Oral Liquids num 1 num 2 num 3 num 4 num 5 num 6 num 7 num 8 num 9 Doses: Injections num …
- A nurse suspects that a client is experiencing phenytoin toxicity based on the assessment of which of the following?Select all that apply. A.mental status changes …
The retention times for Lidocaine and Methylparaben at different mobile phase compositions (flow was constant at 1 mL/min) measured using a C18 column is given in the table below. Explain why increasi…
Please either type response or, if writing by hand, make it as neat and legible as possible. Also, please do not directly copy information from the internet , I am looking for an explanation from some…
You are a pharmacy student following a medical provider. Mrs. Cook is at your clinic complaining about severe headaches and extreme dizziness. She informs the physician that the only medication she is…
Acute lymphatic leukemia can respond well to methotrexate given 2.5mg/kg every 14 days by IV. What would be the best dosage of methotrexate to administer biweekly to a patient weighing 110 pounds?
SSRIs should not be given with MAOIs. True or false. Please provide rationale?
Mrs. Abu is a 78 year old lady who attended your clinic with a presenting history of constipation for four (4) days. She states that she prior to her clinic he attended nature’s call once daily. Mrs. …
Choose the statement that accurately describes the mechanism of chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting. A. Antineoplastic agents activate the parasympathetic system, resulting in a mismatch between …
Ver las imagenes y buscar informacion EFECTO DEL MEDICAMENTO Compare estos conceptos e indique que tienen que ver con la clase: Hipermetabolizadores Hipometabolizadores Metabolizadores Tipicos COMENTE…
How are drugs sorted into therapeutic groups and classes HA ICOL.docx NAPSRX Test 1.How are drugs sorted into therapeutic groups and classes? A. first by the conditions that they are used to treat, an…
What are the seven steps of a systematic information search?
a nurse is teaching the patient about adverse effects of orlistat. which signs and symptoms should the patient report to the provider
Describe the diurnal rhythm of the release of corticosteroids ( 1 learning objectives).Why most corticosteroids must be tapered when discontinued after a long -term used?( 2 learning objectives).3you …
Mr. White has abruptly stopped taking a barbiturate (phenobarbital) following 2 years of continued use. He is at risk for which complications? Select one: a. Ataxia-changed 4th b. Seizures c. Hepatoto…
- Each member of the group chooses therapeutic actions indications, pharmaco*kinetics, contraindications, the most common adverse reactions, or the important drug-drug interactions for the lipid-lower…
Your cousin has a cold and wants to know why her physician won’t just prescribe an antibiotic and make her well. How would you explain the doctor’s reasoning?
A patient with a hx of drug abuse and possible Hepatitis C is on the following medication: Synthroid 100 mcg/d, Nifedipine 30 mg/d, and Prednisone 10 mg/d. This patient develops nausea, vomiting and d…
38 A client diagnosed with tuberculosis is prescribed rifampin, 4 mg/kg, 8 hourly for 6 days. The client weighs 43 kg. How many 100 mg bottles of rifampin will be required for this client? Round your …
Section 1: Conduct a basic search in a scholarly database or using thePurdue Global University Library. Find two scholarly, peer reviewed nursing journal articles published within the past 5 yea…
Over-the-Counter Medications 1. Discuss potential risks vs. benefits of giving a medication OTC status. 2. Classify the OTC agents as expectorants, antitussives, decongestants, antihistamines, antidi…
What is the difference between drug class and drug classification?
A 0.2185 g sample of NaCl was assayed using Volhard method using 50 mL of 0.0998N silver nitrate and 11.9 mL of 0.1350N ammonium thiocyanate. Calculate the NaCl in the sample.
Ms. K, a 19-year-old woman, comes to the clinic complaining of burning and urgency on urination. You have been assigned to follow her through the clinic visit. In your interview with her, you learn th…
- Describe the absorption, metabolism, and elimination processes for ethinyl estradiol and levonorgestrel. Focus your discussion on bioavailability, first-pass metabolism, phase 1 and 2 reactions, a…
HOW THE DRUG IS ABSORBED AND EXCRETED ON THE BASIS OF pH ?
A pharmacist is to prepare an oral solution formulation of the following compound and has available codeine injection solution 60 mg/2 mL. Calculate how many mL of the codeine injection solution are n…
Make an own laboratory requisition form. It should be original work, not coming from google. Note: It can be digital or handwritten. Be creative please. And make sure it is clear and readable.
If a drug binds with an enzyme and thereby prevents the enzyme from binding to its normal target molecule, it will produce an effect known as which of the following? Agonist Antagonist Enzyme…
sing key words such as plasma, platelets, erythrocytes, and leukocytes as well as the composition of blood in figure 10.9 of your text, explain how life is in the blood. Also explain how blood has b…
Upon assessment of the patient admitted with liver failure, the nurse noticed early signs of hepatic encephalopathy. He is exhibiting what symptoms
The nurse is caring for a client receiving penicillin for the treatment of syphilis. When teaching the client about the therapeutic effect of this medication, the nurse should describe what mechanism?
CASE STUDY # 1: A CASE STUDY ON PEPTIC ULCER DISEASE Patient and setting: AJ, a 35-year-old female: clinic CC: Abdominal pain HPI: Abdominal pain for the past 3 weeks, pain awakens her at night and is…
What to take if Tramadol 50 mg is not working anymore and patients has chronic kidney disease? Would you have to taper or stop medication or change medication? Plus patient is also taking Mobic 15 mg….
- What are the indications to use these medications? 2.What is the recommended dose of, the recommended route for, and the best time of day to give these medications? 3.?…
The routine medical checkup of a 50-year-old male, asymptomatic, non-smoker business executive with sendentary job and no family history of premature cardiac death has yielded the following findings: …
If people are put in a perpetually dark room, their sleep-wake cycles tend to change as a result. What cells in the brain are most likely affected by this? Question options: a) Hypothalamus b) Ore…
Q1.9.Based on results all sevsn birds. what is the everage foraging time difference between cones with spines present and cones with no spines
what is schizophrenia pathogenesis please write these factors that cause disease and write reference?
When being newly diagnosed with hypertension and diabetes and being prescribed an ACE inhibitor how long before the patient should follow up with their primary physician? Also should the primary physi…
hello please help me answer the following questions i’ve created to help me with information over pharmacy technician Identify two useful websites for someone interested in these topics. List some of …
For the following drugs describe their mechanisms of action, which parts of the immune system they target and why they are effective? 1. Imiquimod 2. Rituximab
CHOICES are: Thioguanine Tamoxifen Vincristine Busulfan. The antineoplastic chemotherapeutic agent that is classified as an alkylating agent is:
Order: meperidine (Demerol) 75 mg p.o. syrup every 3 hours prn pain.Available: meperidine 50mg/3mL. How many mL will you give per dose?
Sam is a 20 year old college student who has been displaying odd behavior, according to his roommate. The roommate convinces Sam to visit the student health center with him and reports to the physicia…
- Where should most vaccines be stored? A.at room temperature B.in a cabinet, protected from light C.in a refrigerator D.in a freezer 2. NNRTIs and NRTIs are used to treat: A.H…
You need to prepare a 20ml syringe of Epinephrine for use in a bronchoscopy procedure using a 2ml ampule of 1mg/ml Epinephrine and 18ml of 0.9% normal saline. (2pts) What is the concentration per ml o…
A fever is a higher-than-normal body temperature, defined as greater than 99.50 F. 98.70 F. 101.60 F. 100.40 F. Question 17 (2 points) E Listen An inflammatory response to the invasion of bacteria int…
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Hepatic Blood flow rate Q h = 1.3 L/min Renal Blood flow rate Q r = 1.1 L/min V(plasma) = 3 L Plasma:blood = 60:100 (V/V)[60% of blood is plasma] Total body water = 42 L What is the of …
How do you distinguish the different types of signal receptors in a cell?
acts to prevent the action of histamine (allergies) (Allegra, Benadryl, Dimetane)
is there a economic or cost benefit of using safe injection sites?
- Order: Digoxin 0.125 mg. Available: Digoxin elixir, 0.5 mg/2 mL. How many ml will you administer to the patient?
Briefly discuss the mechanisms leading to the toxicity of alcohol.
Please answer You proceed to carry out concentration-response curves to (-)-noradrenaline in the absence (control) and in the presence of increasing concentrations of unknown B-blocker (beta-blocker),…
Please fast answer without explain The mechanism of action of flucytocine includes: a. Inhibit 14 Alpha Demethylase b. Inhibit Sequilene Epoxide c. Inhibit Thymidilate Synthesis d. Inhibit Ergosterol …
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Describe the difference between extended release, delayed release, repeat action and targeted release dosage form. How are they all different from standard dosage form?
Morphine has been prescribed for a 28-year-old man with severe pain due to a back injury. The nurse will advise the patient to avoid
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What is the purpose for the American Association of Colleges of Nursing to recommend transitioning graduate level NP to the doctoral level?
Which type of reference must pharmacies keep available in case of accidental exposure to medications or spills? A.PDR B.Medline Plus C.The Merck Index D.Safety Data Sheets
MDMA – Ecstasy: A Current Overview 1) Indications are that the peak age for use of MDMA (3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine) is a) above the age of 26. b) between ages 18 to 25. c) between ages 35 to 4…
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Please answer these questions now. Not yet answered Marked Out o Flag question Anticoagulant agents are the agents that act to inhibit clotting factors and to prevent thrombus formation? a. True b. Fa…
Before administering a newly prescribed dose of terbinafine HCL to a client with a fungal toenail infection, which assessment finding is most important for the nurse to address? a. White blood cell co…
the emergency room nurse calls me at the pharmacy because she was wondering if Levonex can be used intravenously. the nurse explains that a 57 yr old man presented in the emergency room with acute myo…
Calculate the following PK parameters given the Profile Below (not drawn to scale) given a dose of 60 mg and a half-life of ~12 hr. Be mindful of units:
Research supports the efficacy of both methadone maintenance for opiate use disorder and antidepressant treatment for depression. Why might there be more opposition to MMT and how would this relate to…
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What is the mechanism behind the additional (other than antiviral) use of Amantadine in animals? Elaborate its therapeutics please.
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please answer: What are the Black Box warnings for medications like Bactrim. What medication has a BBW for Tardive Dyskensia? Look at the 1st line therapies for UTI for pregnant and non pregnant. Pay …
Sulfate de magnésium in anesthesia ? What is the action exactly in anesthesia of MgSO4 ?
a nurse is caring for a client with many different medications who is newly prescribes acetazolamide. What medications can interact with acetazolamide
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In an example more complicated than something like a scraped elbow, why is proper diagnosis so important for a patient? What helps to inform an accurate diagnosis?
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response 1 Total of at least four POSTS Include citations/references Response One: Let’s say John calls into the office and is requesting a refill for his prescription narcotic, Percocet. He just rece…
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#29. Question 29 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question A 45-year-old male patient with Stage C heart failure requires addition of an aldosteron antagonist to his medication regimen. Which …
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Genitourinary medications Name the four types of incontinence, and describe them. ___________________ Description: ______________________________________ ___________________ Description: _____________…
__________ and __________ are the two drugs well documented and approved by the FDA for the treatment of major depression in children and adolescents. Question options: a) A benzodiazepine anxiolyti…
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Does Benazepril have a black box warning? If so; What is theblack box warning for Benazepril?
Mrs. Jay, a 73 year old female, has been admitted to the hospital for treatment of a deep vein thrombosis in her right calf. Her PMH includes hypertension. She has been taking Capoten 12.5 mg BID with…
Define an ointment and describe the different types of ointment bases including their ideal properties Describe the different types of creamsand their pharmaceutical applications
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a 56 year old female patient is receiving oxygen at 1.5L/min via a pulse-dose oxygen delivery system attached to a reservoir cannula. As you are doing your oxygen rounds, the patient complains of seve…
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the nurse is caring for a client taking diphenoxylate for diarrhea. what should be included in reinforcing teaching about about the medication and its adverse effect?
One way that marijuana could be more easily controlled by the state government (as well as pharmaceutical companies) would be to offer medical marijuana in only a pill, spray form (inhaler), sublingua…
Discussion 1 A 44-year-old woman has a 10-year history of type 2 diabetes. She is a nonsmoker with well-controlled hypertension. She ison: -dietary management -metformin 1000mg BID -omega-3 …
Inpatientmedicationorderswrittenforhospitalpatientsappearverysimilartoprescriptionsthatarewrittenforcommunitypharmacies. Question 1 options: TrueFalse
After reading all of the required readings and viewing the videos for this lesson, write an essay that thoroughly answers the following questions. Your essay must be written in your own words, must be…
Briefly state a situation where a physician might wish to *accelerate* evolution of a disease as part of treatment.
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of the following drugs, I need the drug interactions of each of them 1- Prednisone 2- Escitalopram 3- Tramadol 4- Insulin Glargine 5- Ibuprofen 6- Rosuvastatin 7- Dextroamphetamine/Amphetamine 8- Bupr…
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Drug A has the following pharmaco*kinetic parameters after a single oral dose of 500 mg: ka: 1.11 hr-1 k: 0.04 hr-1 Vd: 12000 mL. The the drug follows 1st order one comaprtment pharmaco*kinetic model an…
Which of the following references is published annually; is designed to be used by people who dispense and/or administer drugs; contains information such as category of use, precautions, and side effe…
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discuss the etiology, signs and symptoms, diagnostic tests, and treatment of stroke.
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A continuous IV of 1000 ml with 40 mEq KCL is infusing at 75ml/hr.The potassium chloride dose is not to exceed 60 mEq/day. A/ Calculate the dosage infusing per hour. B/Calculate the …
Name two reasons why it is problematic for some prescription cream to get spread on the outside of a jar during the packaging process.
20 applications of compartment models in pharmaceutical dosage forms design? discuss elaborately.
Question 4 (5 points) A hypertensive client has become malnourished. Considering the client’s nutritional status, how should the dose of losartan be adjusted? a) lowered ( b) prescribed according to …
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physostigmine is a reversible inhibitor of acetylcholinesterase therefore this drug will have what effect on acetycholine?
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Levothyroxine sodium tablets are available in 11 different strengths, ranging from 0.025 mg to 200 μg. Calculate the difference, in micrograms, between these two strengths. show complete solution ple…
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Identify amino acid residues involved in the binding of sildenafil and its derivatives to PDE5.
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differentiate STEMI, NSTEMI, and unstable in terms of characteristics, ECG appearance and diagnostic results.
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Mr. Davis has a diagnosis of acute maxillary sinusitis. His healthcare provider (HCP) orders clarithromycin 500mg q 12 hours X 10 days. How many tablets will the nurse administer per dose?
A patient is receiving lidocaine at 15 mL/h. The concentration of lidocaine is 2 g/500 mL of D 5 W. Calculate the milligrams per minute the patient is receiving
YG is taking rapamune at a daily dose of 8 mg/kg. How many mL of a 100-mL bottle containing 200 mg of rapamune is needed if YG weighs 67 kg?
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A sample of calcium oxide powder with a true density of 3.203 and weighing 131.3 g was found to have a bulk volume of 82.0 ml when placed in a 100-mL graduated cylinder. Calculate the porosity = ___ %
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determining whether the level of glutathione depletion was similar between acrolein solution and smoke extract of the same volume, and whether these results were expected.
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Match the following: A. fluphenazine (Prolixin) B. aripiprazole (Abilify) C. naloxone (Narcan) D. haloperidol (Haldol) E. fentanyl (Duragesic) F. l-dopa/carbidopa (Sinemet) G. galantamine (Razadyne) H…
Identify a pharmacologically active drug that is used therapeutically (your choice) for which metabolic transformation results in a compound with the same (or even stronger) pharmacological effects as…
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Using recombinant technology, you transfect the cDNAcorresponding to a human cell surface receptor into a CHO cell line. The function of the receptor appears different compared to that in the human …
Insulin can only be measured and given in an insulin syringe true or false? Explain what order you inject air into vials and withdraw insulin.
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Interpret the arterial blood gas in the settings of room air? pH= 7.50 PaCO2 mmHg=30 HCO3 mEq/L=23.4 Pa02 mmHg=110
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Is it necessary for the administrative medical assistant to be familiar with the abbreviations of medical positions? Why or why not
25yearold woman found unresponsiveHistory of present illness:A 25 year old woman is brought to the ER, apparently unresponsive. She was found, lying on a park bench, by the police, and when th…
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A 80 year old man has a medical history of sulfa allergy and is now staying in hospital for long-term caring. Two weeks ago, he was suffered from a bacterial infection of Staphylococcus aureus and was…
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The properties that are generally desired in an ideal anesthetic agent include which of the following?
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How does iron deficiency relate to the thyroid? Why is radioactive iodine sometimes given?
discuss the following questions about your chosen disorder: Dysphagia Concept and Etiology: How does the disease affect the ear, nose, throat, and gastrointestinal systems in particular? How does it…
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Any help would be greatly appreciated. 10. All antihistamines are antagonists at H1 histamine receptors. After taking Loratidine (Claritin) for several weeks, Joe notices that it is no longer effectiv…
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record answer as a whole number. A patient has a prescription for regular insulin to infuse at 12 units/hr, and a nurse has available 250 units of heparin in 500 mL of 0.9% normal saline. How many mL/…
a nurse is reinforcing teaching for client who has a new prescription for sublingual nitroglycerin. Which of the following instructions should the nurse include? a. you make take up to 5 nitroglycerin…
Discuss the importance of particle size measurement for the delivery of effective formulation using Two different dosage forms.
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What is the normal structure and function of the reproductive system (female and male)?
What are the pharmacodynamic and pharmaco*kinetic factors in prescribing anxiolytic therapy?
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A 45-year-old man who is a construction worker has been diagnosed with hyperlipidemia and has been prescribed lovastatin. The nurse will advise the patient to
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- What actions should the nurse take to treat nausea, vomiting and anorexia due to chemotherapy?
How does the patient’s age affect the extent of CNS depression caused by barbiturates?
Chapter 27 . Drugs and Older Adults 205 13. The , updated and revised in 2003 and again in 2012, identifies medications that are potentially inappropriate for older adults and is available for free d…
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What Laboratory test is used to test the levels of low-molecular weight heparins (LMWHs), such as enoxaparin (Lovenox)? Explain your answer, please!
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How would you best choose pharmacologic treatment for the different insomnia( initial, middle, and terminal insomnia) based on the half-lives of each hypnotic?
Date 1 -The primary care provider orders vancomycin 1000 mg in 250 mL of 0.9% NS every 12 hour This medication can be administered over 90 minutes. What rate will the nurse program the IV pump to admi…
Question 3: A technician injects a sample twice back to back into a C18 General Purpose HP column. Sample contains three analytes (three peaks are expected per injection), but during the second inject…
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For each substituent on the phenyl ring of the drug 5-aminosalicylic acid , name two possible phase II pathways of metabolism
dosage calculation. A patient is receiving dopamine at 3 ml/hr The patient’s weight is 80 kg. The dopamine concentration is 2 g in 250 ml of NS. How many micrograms per kilogram per minute of dopamine…
please fast answer without explain 5.An antiviral that is used for influenza A or B treatment : a.Rimantadine b.Amantadine c.Lamivudine d.Oseltamivir
Normal growth and development in children can be altered with disease. Discuss the influences disease may have on emotional, mental, and physical development when a child is diagnosed with cystic fibr…
The patient is getting 0.9%NS solution at 70mL/h.How much will be infused after fourteen hours?
What is the treatment for sinus infection that has lasted for more then 7 days?
The nurse is assisting in caring for a client with botulism.. uestion 11. The nurse is assisting in caring for a client with botulism. Which actions should the nurse take? Select all that apply. 1. Wa…
the pn understands that the client should drink at least 30ml/kg of fluid each day with a minimum of 1500 ml/day. the client weighs 80 kg. how many ml of fluid should the client drink per day?
Hi I Want All this medication answers from this book in the picture 1.Amoxiccilin 2.hydrocortisone (solu-medrol) 3.pantoprazole 4.Atrovent Medication Card criteria 1. Medication trade name 2…
Help with this please. 36. Describe how targeted therapy effects the "Therapeutic window" when Antibody drug conjugates are used. You can use a diagram to aid your explanation. (5 marks)
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10.) What is the (w/w) of phenol and glycerin when you dissolve 1.75g phenol in 15.00g glycerin? A. 10.45% B. 11.55% C. 12.75% D. 13.25% 11). Drug X is available as an ester form with moiety Y [chemic…
1) You are a researcher in a pharmacology lab. One of the projects you are working on is to study a newly synthesized drug called *KV123. You conducted a series of experiments and clinical studies to …
Ms. G is an 80-year-old piano teacher with progressively severe right leg pain over a period of 5 to 10 years. She has continued to teach in her studio but at the cost of increasing pain and fatigue. …
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describe degenerative diseases of the central nervous system, including Alzheimer’s disease, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
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Write 3 of your own conclusions about the use of fossils to study extinct species and why fossils are important for studying extinct species?
If an adult patient with comorbidities cannot reliably take oral antibiotics to treat pneumonia, an appropriate initial treatment option would be
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CC : “Follow up lab work” HPI : 16 y/o Hispanic female for follow up abnormal labs. She has no complaints. Labs: TC 334 TG 88, HDL 55, LDL 261. Medications: None. Allergies: NKDA. …
Nadia believes that typical hippies wear tie-dye and have long hair.When she encounters a person with long hair and tie-dye she thus assumes that they must be a hippie.This tendency to judge event…
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A client in a long-term care facility is ordered to receive ranitidine (Zantac). When should the nurse administer this medication? At bedtime with water After the evening meal Before eating in the mor…
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Hello I am stuck and do not understand scenario 3 where it provides a patient named “CB” and one of the questions is to address the factor that I chose. What is the factor? What do I choose from? Than…
study case: Mr Gary is 73 years old. According to the hospital notes, his wife detailed a series of episodes in which he was unable to answer simple questions (although he was trying to speak). His wi…
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A nurse is preparing to administer vacomycin 1 g by intermittent IV bolus. Available is vacomycin 1 g in 100 mL of dextrose 5% in water (D5W) to infuse over 45 min. The drop factor of the manual IV tu…
Please help answer the following questions and explain your reasoning, thank you very much! QUESTION: How do hair color and length impact the sensitivity of hair to testing? Support your answer sci…
Discuss what should be taken into consideration when prescribing psychotropics for a geriatric patient. Place particular emphasis on pharmacodynamics and pharmaco*kinetics.
how does the term pharmacology differ from the term clinical pharmacology? give examples of how nurses utilize pharmacology in clinical practice. 2. briefly describe the phases involved in each step o…
Which of the following drug classes is contraindicated in patients with cardiovascular diagnoses due to their direct alpha-adrenergic blocking effect and slowed depolarization of the cardiac muscle? t…
Please give the dose range, mechanism of action, if plasma level monitoring is required? , licenced for which seizure type?, drug interactions and side effects of the following drugs:- vigabatrin, lam…
Understanding Concepts Which drugs have a black box warning (BBW), require a medication guide (MG), both (B), 60. A clonidine patch should be worn for or neither (N)? 45. Questran is a fibrinolytic ag…
A patient is treated with drug A, which has a high affinity for albumin and isn’t administered in amounts that’s do not exceed the binding capacity of albumin .A second drug B is added to the treatmen…
The nurse is teaching a smoking cessation program he will state that which of the following benefits of quitting appear within one year? a) risk of having a stroke is reduced to that of a nonsmoker’s …
Ms. Erickson is in the office because of an exacerbation of asthma. She is usually able to control it with inhaled bronchodilators, but the physician decides to give her a short course of prednisolone…
this is pharmaceutics 2nd year pharmacy. Question 31 Not yet answered Marked out of 10.00 P Flag Energy question barrier Repulsive potential Particle separation potential Attractive Primary minimum 1….
Question 6 Interpret this ABG: (select all that apply) PH: 7.18 PaCO2: 46 mm Hg HCO3-: 18 mEq/L Pa02: 45 mm Hg (1 point) Normal Blood Gas Fully Compensated O Partially Compensated Uncompensated Respir…
List Essential Medicines for TB/HIV programme and Explain the Criteria used to select this medicine
A patient is to receive i unit,(250ml)of packed red blood cells.it is to be given over a 4-hour period. the tubing drop factor is 20gtt/ml.at what rate(ml/hr).at what rate(ml/hr)will the pump be set
What is the purpose of ASEAN common technical dossier and the ASEAN common technical requirements?
Drugs given to treat malaria are usually given in combination to attack the protozoan at various stages of its life cycle, List three common drugs used to treat malaria. For each drug, describe its th…
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While referring to monoclonal antibodies and their derivatives, explain the importance of the following on the function of the mAbs: glycosylation, PEGylation, size
list four reasons why anti infective therapy by inhalation has not been well accepted previously
The manufacturer’s label found on stock medication bottles contains information about the size of the bottle, the __________ of the medication, expiration date, NDC number, and other important facts n…
1) Define Conflict of Interest and give an exampleplz explain 2) I am a Pharmacology Graduate Student. My two fellow graduate students work in different labs. We have agreed to put each other’s name…
Research the 10 most frequently ordered laboratory tests in the United States. Give the brief description about the lab tests. Do not list the surgical procedures Include the references Answer the…
Explain the circ*mstances under which children should be prescribed drugs for off-label use. Be specific and provide examples. Explain how stepwise management assists health care providers and pati…
You all are directed to collect brochure/ leaflet of any commercially available veterinary products of and explain the following terms of drug Product APIs Therapeutic class Formulation type Manufactu…
If you are weak or lacking in an area or skill-set, what kinds of things can you do to compensate or improve?
what is one example of a situation where it would be necessary to repackage a medication?
What CPT code should you assign to each case? Preoperative diagnosis: Thyroglossal duct cyst Postoperative diagnosis: Same Anesthesia: General Procedural Notes: This 34-year-old male patient was place…
Seorang pasien yang dirawat di rumah sakit telah menerima ranitidine (ZANTAC) 50 mg melalui suntikan intravena setiap 8 jam. Setelah keluar, dokter pasien tersebut ingin melanjutkan pengobatan dengan …
Print this report 2. To kick you off on your workshop five drawings are incorporated. 3. Drawing-1 delineates the top occasion as “Assembling mistake presents contaminants that hurt patients”. 4. On d…
- Phenacaine HCI 1% w/v Chlorobutanol 0.5% w/v 1.9% Boric Acid Solution ad 60 ml Make isotonic solution using boric acid. Sig. One drop in each eye. (Please use White-Vicent Method) (a) What are the …
I have an APEA question that is stumping me. The question and answers are as follows: Which of the following medications is not indicated for the treatment of muscle spasms: A. Baclofen (Lioresal) B. …
how to store methylprednisolone. Where is an appropriate place to store the powder form of this methylprednisolone? In a dark freezer O )In a dark cabinet In a glass-front refrigerator On the counter …
- Following an endoscopy, a 66-year-old man has been diagnosed with a duodenal ulcer resulting from Helicobacter pylori infection. Which of the following medications will likely be used in…
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When would you use a topical steroid cream vs a systemic corticosteroid
Untreated anxiety or depression can cause or contribute to sexual dysfunction, does anti-psychotic drugs increase this illness of sexual dysfunction causing lifetime effects
choose the correct answer. When renin is released from the kidney, O angiotensin | increases salt reabsorption at the kidneys. blood pressure goes down. O angiotensin ll is converted to angiotensin I….
Analyze the following scenario: Louis Chad is a CMA (AAMA) certified medical assistant working in an orthopedics practice. Today is the first day he is bringing the patients to the examination room to…
how many 10 mL syringes would it take to fill up one cup? how many 20 mL would it take?
For an aqueous solution of hydrochloric acid (HCl) the pH was found to be 4.18 units. What is the concentration of HCl in this solution? a) 2.2 x10-3 M b) 1.4 x 10-3 M c) 3.2 x 10-4 M d) 4.8 x 10-4 M …
What is the % strength (w/v) of a saline solution if 500 mL of NS is added to 600 mL of water
True or false: Aspirin is available in two doses: 81 mg tabs and 325 mg tabs.
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The pharmacy has available digoxin {Lanoxin} 0.25 mg tablets, and the nurse needs to administer 375 mcg by mouth once daily. How many tablets should the nurse administer?—— tablets{s}
Calculate the percentage of alcohol (to the nearest tenth)in a lotion containing2 liters of witch hazel (14% of alcohol),1.0 liter of alcohol (95%), and enough boric acid solution to make7 lit…
Clyde, age 72 returns after 5 months for refills. He missed his 3 month follow up. He did return to have his labs drawn and comes to talk with you about them.He continues to take his medications as …
A mass of clotted blood cells in a blood vessel is called:
Which medications on her list may you call into the pharmacy and which would you need a written script or electronic order? What are some elements required to include on the prescription form (paper o…
Chief Complaint “I was recently diagnosed with possible diabetes and would like to have my blood sugar tested. I think that my blood sugar is running low because I have a terrible headache.” HPI Sarah…
Title: Proposal to reorganize a recipe book Instructions: 1.Present a proposal to reorganize a recipe book. Design a proposal where you demonstrate at least 5 changes you would make to a recipe boo…
Ms. S is a 54-year-old female comes to you to establish care. She tells you she typically takes MS Contin 30 mg PO TID and Norco 10/325 mg PO Q 4 hours for breakthrough pain and has taken those for mo…
A client prescribed cyclosporine for the past nine months to prevent renal allograft rejection has a blood urea nitrogen level of 36 mg/dL. Which additional finding should the nurse notify the healthc…
Discuss psychiatric medications that are implicated in sexual dysfunction, those that can improve sexual dysfunction, as well as non-psychiatric medications that are used to treat sexual dysfunction.
Explain serotonin 2A antagonism and serotonin 2C antagonism and how action on these receptors?
A nurse is caring for a client who is taking propylthiouracil (PTU). For which of the following adverse reactions of this medication should the nurse monitor? Please provide rationale. Bradycardia Ins…
Hello, What is the mechanism of action of tramadol (opioid analgesic topic)? what neurotransmitters are effected during the uptake of that drug what what happens to them? thank you
Hello! I need help answering this one. Please help. Thank you Calculations. a. 0.5% b. 0.54% C. 0.6% d. 1.07% 89. If we divide SL into 10 equal parts, what is the volume per 1 part? d. 50 mL b. 0.0…
Please review the material relating to EU Drug Device Combinations in the EU and U.S. Combination Products listed below. Please share your views and opinions on the differences and similarities (as we…
Directions: Provide a brief definition for each of the following compounding terms. Trituration Spatulation Solvent Coarse powder Punch method Levigation Blending Diluent powder Tumbling Hard-shell ca…
index and code the following names by underlining the key unit, numbering the other units and placing diagonal lines between units. sort the names in alphabetical order for filing. indicate order for …
- What is the purpose of preliminary screening of plant constituents? 2.How the types of the plant are constituent present in your plant materials detected? 3.Why i…
An IV solution of 400 mL at a drip rate of 5 gtt/min using a tubing factor of 15 gtt/mL has been ordered to be initiated at 1500. Calculate the infusion time. (Round your answer to the nearest tenth o…
What is the pharmaco*kinetics and pharmacodynamics of flucloxacillin and explain there significant in terms of prescribing for various patients groups
Define pharmacognosy. Give the contribution of hippocrates
Q4. Recently, there is a huge public concern on Sinovac and Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine based on their clinical trial process in combating COVID-19. As a pharmacology student, what could be the potent…
A client has forgotten to take the prescribed does of Mestinon at 1100. She remembers her missed dose and takes it at 1145 and begins eating lunch. She has much difficulty chewing and swallowing, fina…
Thank you Page 1 of 2 Phar1003: – __ \ Non-Prescription Medications @ a I. _. and Self-Care Module 7 Patient Case Your friend Jamie and his girlfriend Tori recently moved into an apartment near campus…
- A provider prescribes 2 g of a medication to give to a client in eight divided doses over the next 24 hr. How many mg should the nurse administer for each dose? mg 20. A nurse is preparing to admi…
- Match what are the steps in wine making 1. Clarifying process 2. Garbling 3. Fermentation 4. Curing 5. Pasteurization A. Step 1 B. Step 2 C. Step 3 D. Step 4 E. Step 5 F. Not part of the procedure …
What are the three categories of bronchodilator drugs and their therapeutic effects? Secondly, give the names of the six primary drugs used to treat tuberculosis Look at this photograph and answer the…
150 words and 2 apa references. thank you Mr. Y is receiving penicillin for the first time. He was diagnosed with gonorrhea. He is to receive the parenteral form of the drug penicillin G. You are the …
For the following recipes calculate the amount of each ingredient to make the requested Mitte quantities. Terpin Hydrate Elixir Terpin Hydrate850 mg Glycerin20 mL Syrup5 mL Alcohol5 mL Water qs a…
INTRODUCTION: Diuretics are drugs that increase the flow of urine. It also inhibits sodium re-absorption to prevent edema Furosemide is a diuretic that has been shown to act throughout the collecting …
All of the following are compensatory mechanisms that occur during the pathogenesis of congestive heart failure EXCEPT: O A. An increase in ventricular end-diastolic volume B. An increase in the conc…
The Opioid Crisis brought to light the common misconception is that substance use disorder (SUD) cannot occur in the setting of typical drug prescribing. What are three integral components of SUD? Usi…
JR is a 45 yo with new onset HTN.Based upon recent guidelinesand clinical literature which is correct? a)BBsare no longerconsideredfirst linetherapyequal tothiazides,ACEIs/ARBsan…
The nurse is presenting a substance-abuse lecture for teenage girls and is asked about “roofies.” The nurse recognizes that this is the slang term for which substance? a. Secobarbital b. Flunitr…
A patient has an order for Zantac (ranitidine) 30 mg IV q8h. Patient’s weight is 30 kg. The recommended dose for pediatric patients is 2-4 mg/kg/day to be administered every 6 to 8 hours. Medication i…
Provide a patient counselling script for a pediatric patient. Cite the illness or disease. The relevant parts of patient counselling and type of patient should be highlighted. Examples include welcomi…
Patient Profile: A case of Patient P. L., 30 years old, married from toril, Davao City who came in due to vagin*l bleeding. 5 hours PTA, noted vagin*l bleeding soaking ½ regular pad with no as…
Please explain implications/patient teaching for the following medications: a.Statins b.Fibrates c.Niacin d.Nitroglycerin e.Amiodarone
Mr. Arrest had a mild myocardial infarction and is now recovering in a medical surgical unit. Over the next week he will transition from being on a Heparin infusion to oral Warfarin. Question: Exp…
Hi, I just want someone to check my answer. This is just a homework assignment. Thank you 🙂 of 6 NDC 0093-3109-53 Amoxicillin Capsules USP 500 mg Rx only 50 CAPSULES TEVA How many capsules will you a…
medical dosage. TEST NAME: CTO1 54 A nurse is administering an intradermal injection to a patient. Which statements are correct? Select all that apply. The needle is inserted with the bevel of the nee…
Using Excel. Given the vitamin specifications shown below for a vitamin premix, determine the appropriate dietary inclusion level required to ensure that all fat soluble vitamins are provided at 1X th…
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case analysis. A 57-year old male patient was prescribed methadone to relieve pain from a spinal cord injury. He was stable on approximately the same dose of medication for over four years (ave 80 mg …
If the amount of Chlorpheniramine was doubled, how many 4 oz bottles would the solution fill? Chlorpheniramine100 ml Lidocaine2 oz Banana flavoring 1/2 tsp Take 10 ml BID
. 0.75mL of Heparin 2. 20mg of codeine 3. 2 tablets 4. 0.4mL of meperidine 5. 2.2 Explanation: 1.Given: Heparin Dose (ordered) =7500 units Strength available is 10,000 units / 1.0…
A 12-year-old male CF patient (wt: 38 kg) needs to start chronic suppressive antibiotic therapy due to frequent exacerbations and declining lung function after failure to eradicate his newly-acquired …
can you help me? question below. How the duration of action of insulin is changed by manipulating its structure or 20 formulation? Discuss your answer with suitable examples showing the structural and…
A calibrated burette with a roller clamp will be used to deliver an intravenous medication dosage order of 250 mg to be diluted in 30ml and infused over 60 minutes. A 10-ml flush is to follow the infu…
Nearly all orally administered drugs are small molecules (Mol wt is <500 daltons). Why are biologic drugs not administered orally? Discuss some barriers for oral absorption of biologic drugs. Als…
The nurse is developing a human needs statement for a patient who has a new diagnosis of heart failure. Identification of human needs statements occur with which of these activities? a. Deciding on…
Do you agree or disagree and why do not use CDC as a reference Atrovent (ipratropium) Hello class and professor, This week I will be talking about Atrovent (ipratropium). This medication falls in t…
Prior to assuming care on apatient, you review the patient’s medical records found below. Admitting diagnosis: Nausea and vomiting, Acute Renal failure, Acute on Chronic pain Past medical hist…
Name and describe3classifications(categories)of medications(analgesic,antacid,diuretic,etc.).List at least 3drugs in each classification and give some information about each drug
A 53 year old client returns to his room from the postanesthesia care unit after undergoing right hemicolectomy. The physician orders 1 L of dextrose 5% in half- normal saline solution to infuse IV at…
how was insulin for diabetes developed? how did the insulin (prescribed drug for diabetes) come to market? what were some major side effect of insulin? Any things of interest in the drugs ADME How was…
You are doing a medication review for Mr Ming , who is a 68-year-old man with a history of mild Parkinson’s disease, hypertension, schizophrenia and depression. He lives alone but generally has no tro…
- What are the theories of disease causation? 2. Enumerate and discuss the sources of infections and diseases in a community 3. Discuss the stages of infection of anthrax
Case Study: Dante and Tiffany both work for an advertising company and were assigned a new account together. Their manager, who was very intimating with a loud, assertive voice, instructed them to cre…
Signal transduction pathways that include a phosphorylation cascade (3 points) are generally initiated by a phosphorylase enzyme and limited to one step are generally inactivated by a kinase enzyme an…
A patient drinks chemical tea every afternoon it is prepared by pouring boiling water over the chemical powder and effect of dose of camera mill is felt to be 3 grais a 3 g each teaspoon of camamel co…
Reflect on the content assigned for Week #4 (Professional Organizations and Pharmacy Associations) using the below questions as a guide, at a minimum: 1. Locate additional resources for the content of…
a patient complaining of early or mid cycle bleeding may need an oral contraceptive with
answer these questions, which option is correct 1- which client will the nurse consider to be at increased risk for infection as a result of a chronic health problem? a) a young adult who wears contac…
Mr. Gates is a 71-year-old man diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease 5 years ago. His prescribed medications include donepezil (Aricept) 10 mg once a day at bedtime and memantine (Namenda) 5 mg each morn…
An 8-year-old client who weighs 61 lb is undergoing chemotherapy and has been prescribed dolasetron 1.8 mg/kg PO before chemotherapy. How many 50-mg tablets should the nurse administer? Provide your a…
Please keep it short and concise. Thank you Page 1 of 2 Phar 1003: – __ \ Non-Prescription Medications @ g I __ ._’.- and Self-Care Module 8 Patient Case You and your roommate, Heather, are sitting on…
Question 1. Write a brief essay on anabolism Question 2. Write a brief essay on catabolism
An 81 kg cancer patient receives a 6.5 mg/kg IV dose of a chemotherapy drug. Drug plasma levels were monitored over a period of 7.5 hours. At 4.0 hr after dose administration, the plasma concentration…
- The physician ordered Ritodrine IV 70mcg/min. The pharmacy sent up Ritodrine 150mg premixed in 500mL D5W. You would set your IV pump at ________mL/hour.
a)Using the semi-log paper (attached), plot the concentration response curve for each drug on the same set of axes. When using semi-log paper, remember that the x-axis uses a logarithmic scale, and th…
A patient is being discharged home with a new prescription for warfarin. What information should the nurse provide in the discharge teaching concerning this medication? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY ?…
Case Study, Chapter 62, Classification of Medications Mr. Lonnie Carter, a 70-year-old Caucasian male, who has a history of hypertension, coronary artery disease. diabetes, and early onset of dementia…
Explain how an agonist (e.g. adrenaline) binding to a beta-adrenergic receptor increases cardiac output and heart rate.
order: dilantin 40 mg po bid child’s weight :14.74lb recommended dose: 5-7mg/kg/day available: dilantin 125mg/ml if out of the recomemdeddose range what adjustment to the dose is needed (higher or low…
What are two drugs that are associated to the urinary system?Who benefit from using these types of drugs the most?Would you recommend these types of drugs to others or do you think that they are t…
- (2 pts) Lidocaine can only cross the neuronal cell membrane by passive transcellular diffusion, and only the cationic form of lidocaine can bind to the ion channel receptor. If the pH of both intr…
An inpatient technician is batching multiple bags of IV Protonix. After making the bags, she steps away to print the labels. The tech is then interrupted to make four STAT Calcium IV PBS, and accident…
Hello, i’m stuck here. The effector tissues of the somatic nervous system have O Alpha adrenergic receptors O Nicotine receptors O Beta adrenergic receptors O Muscarinic receptors
Listen The concentration of your overnight E. coli culture happens to be 2.5 x 10 cfu/mL. You were asked to achieve 200 colonies with a pour-plate method. At some point in your dilution schedule you w…
please fast answer without explain 3.The oropharyngeal and oesophageal candidiasis following long-term therapy with a broad spectrum antibiotic can be best treated with: a.Fluconazole b.Griseofulvin c…
Hi I want you answers these medication from this book: VANCOMYCIN – SALBUTAMOL – INSULIN ( again ) – PROPRANOLOL 1. Medication trade name 2. Medication generic name 3. Pharmacological class 4. …
Advance Pharmacy Calculations part 1 Name: _________________________ Date: ___________________________ 6) How many grams are in one dose if the patient takes 1/4 oz of amoxicillin 100 mg/2 mL? Stock S…
what do partial agonist drug do? what is an example? what are two ways that medications are compared in regards to their therapeutic and pharmacologic classes? Which is better a TI of 3 or a TI of 1?
- What are the emerging issues related to the use of electronic communication with healthcare providers? How will the problems be met? 2. Describe the inter professional discourse and the application…
Frank is a 73-year-old white male with a history of multiple hospital admissions for COPD exacerbation and pneumonia who presented to the emergency room on 09/03/2015, complaining of severe shortness …
Fill-in-the-Blank edve & Fill in the blank for each of the following statements. 1. Any chemical substance ingested or applied on the body for the purpose of affecting body function is referred t…
- What class of drug is used to treat HIV infection? 2.Why are patients encouraged to receive an influenza vaccine each year? 3.How is artificially acquired active …
- According to the 2019 AGS Beers Criteria, which state- ment is correct? a. Aspirin should not be considered for primary prevention because of the increased risk of major bleeding. b. The combinatio…
Would you please assist with breaking down antihypertensives? What are the major classes and drugs? What are the pharmaco*kinetics? What are the clinical indications for use? What do we need to monitor…
please round to nearest tenth and write answer on sheet of paper Order:Dopamine 1 g in 250mL of D5 ½ NS.Infuse over 90 minutes. How many mL/hr will be administered?
Problem #4. Morphine is alkaloid opioid pain reliever used extensively in veterinary medicine. Its pKa is 8. Construct a plan table for morphine. Explain using this chart, why morphine is given parent…
this question Question 5 (Solubility and absorption of APIS): Cephalexin is an oral semisynthetic antibiotic that is used to treat soft tissue infections and infected wounds. The drug (Cephalexin) has…
How do you think knowing the difference between full, partial, and inverse agonist will help you as a post masters mental health nurse practitioner?
order Vitamin B12 1000 mcg IM qd x3 days, On hand you have 10ml vial of B12 with 1000mcg/ml how much do you give?
A nurse is caring for a client who has HIV and prescription for delavirdine. The nurse should monitor the client for which of the following manifestations as an adeverse reaction to delavirdine? A. …
les rx débit-dépendant et les rx débit-indépendant ? la signification de ce concept veux dire quoi au juste ? un rx qui est lentement bio-transformé ne sera pas limité par le débit sanguin du f…
3Explain two strategies that you, as an advanced practice nurse, would use to guide your decision including whether you would disclose your error. Be sure to justify your explanation
Question 61 A student asks the health care professional why obese people are at higher risk for hypertension than non-obese individuals. What response by the professional is best ? () They produce…
nancy has been unsuccessful in preventing migraine headaches and has been prescribed a selective serotonin receptor agonis (ssra) sumatriptan (lmirex) what patient teaching would be included for Nan…
tablets 3. Ordered: Tolbutamide 250 mg po tid On hand: Tolbutamide 0.5 g scored tablets 9. Ordered: Dexamethasone 1,000 mcg po now On hand: Dexamethasone 1 mg tablets J. Ordered: Erythromycin 0.5 g po…
1.James is a candidate for Bethanechol therapy due to diagnosis of neurogenic bladder. Which concurrent illness would preclude use of Bethanechol due to absolute contraindication? A. Hypertension B. U…
Mrs. D is a 77 year old obese woman with diabetes, high blood pressure, heart failure, moderately severe kidney disease, high cholesterol, heart burn, severe knee arthritis, burning neuropathy in her …
What is anemia? (Include the hemoglobin levels for men and women in order to consider a condition anemia). Anemia can be classified based on erythrocyte morphology (i.e., RBC size). Anemia could be mi…
At 2 a.m. a 58 year old patient with metastatic breast cancer is admitted to the hospital with severe neck pain. Over 2 weeks the patient’s pain has increased and she is now unable to move her head,…
Need help solving crossword questions please Chapters 9, 20, 21 Across high fever or vomiting 26 – an anti-infective used to treat second and third degree burns 28 1- another word for hives 29 – the c…
- Ordered: Flagyl 0.50 g po tid Flagyl 500 tablets
Of the national goals established by the JCAHO, which one is related to medication administration and why is it important in nursing practice? What is the importance of standards, regulations and la…
A client is receiving chemotherapy has received doses of octreotide subcutaneously PRN to control frequent bouts of watery diarrhea. Which assessment finding is most important for the nurse to report …
Order: Aminophylline, 50 mg IV. Available: Aminophylline, 106mg/5mL. How many mL will be administered? Answer: 2.4mL Is that correct?
Given that all cooling towers and other water sources in District B tested negative, what could be the possible reasons for the legionellaoutbreak in District B? Give at least four possible reason…
Answer . Chapter 2 Name_ Date Finding Solutions, Scenario A, #1 lete tab Directions: Select the measuring device that will be used and fill in the volume to be administered with each dose. caps lock…
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A patient will be taking enteric coated aspirin 81 mg orally daily to help prevent heart attacks. What teaching should the nurse provide the patient? Take the aspirin with food, either a snack or …
Instructtion: Make a theoretical framework and conceptual framework for this study “PREVENTIVE PRACTICES AMONG COMMUNITY PHARMACISTS TOWARDS MEDICATION ERRORS” attached below are informations about th…
What anti-diabetic medications have compelling evidence for use in select populations, possibly as initial therapy, and is this benefit a “class” effect? (eg. SGLT2Is – Patients with type 2 diabetes a…
INSTRUCTIONS: Read the Toxicology Case below and circle the correct answer and briefly give the reason for the answer you selected. A five-year-old boy had been admitted to the hospital six times over…
(TCO 12) Grave’s disease is characterized by _____. Group of answer choices sleepiness hair loss exophthalmos slow speech
the nurse is caring for a patient taking cimetidine (Tagamet) orally. Which should the nurse consider about administering this drug?
Potassium sparing diuretics have the primary effect upon the _____ found in the kidney. A. Proximal convoluted tubule B. Loop of Henle C. Collecting duct D. Distal convoluted tubule
write a template on each of the four medication listed. Adrenal hormone replacement, penicillin, Macrolides, and cephalosporins.. ACTIVE LEARNING TEMPLATE: Medication STUDENT NAME MEDICATION REVIEWMOD…
A 24-year-old woman presents to the primary care clinic with complaints of fatigue, joint pain, insomnia, irritability, and daily headaches. She admits to having one to two drinks at night to help wit…
Nursing/Pharmacology: 1) Define GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease). Include all its symptoms? (8 points) 2) List and explain the treatment options? Include medication, procedures and lifestyle (8…
- Myocardial infarction You attend an emergency call to the home of Robert, a 63 year old male with a documented history of compensated congestive heart failure (CHF), who you diagnose is currently s…
Choose the best answer from given alternative 1. which of the following cream is produced by the synthetic waxes? A) O/W emulsionB) W/O emulsion A) TrueB) False 2. Creams are viscous semi-soli…
For the scenario described, answer the questions in your own words and in complete sentences. A ) Describe TWO main sites of action of anti-malarials and provide an example of a drug that acts at ea…
Explain the process of immunoglobulin isotype switching, how it is triggered and what physical change within the immunoglobulin occurs and why it is required.
The following statements concerning the mechanism of nitrates and their clinical effects are true EXCEPT: A. Decreased myocardial oxygen requirement B. Relief of coronary artery spasm C. …
Files Paragraph IN Styles Editing Reuse Files Patient HL comes into the clinic with the following symptoms: nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. The patient has a history of drug abuse and possible Hepatit…
Which findings should prompt further assessment from the nurse in a patient suspected to be a victim of domestic or family violence? Select all that apply. History inconsistent with physical findings …
With the ff. Medications listed below, please list down the: Classification? Indications? Actions? Therapeutic Effects? Therapeutic drug range? All possible routes? Adverse Reactions/Side effects? ( C…
What are the important personal characteristics of a successful pharmacy technician?
The relationship between protein and health is complex.Functional protein deficiency states can lead to significant disease processes, and yet there is also clinical evidence that certain proteins m…
Flexaril (cyclobenzaprine) is formulated for oral administration in 5, 7.5 and 10 mg tablets to treat muscle spasms.Your physician instructs you to take 5 mg of Flexaril tid for 10 days.At the p…
medical dosage. N Cefuroxime is available as a suspension of 25 mg in 2 mL. A mother informs a nurse that she gives her child 2 tsp of the suspension once a day orally. What is the dose that the child…
Which agents are best to treat osteoporosis in a pt with poorly functioning kidneys.
2-Which of the following is located in the pinky toe? Group of answer choices conducting division of the respiratory system respiratory division of the respiratory system 3-Most US states have legaliz…
“Imagine you are a mycobacterium tuberculosis organism, the bacteria responsible for the disease known as tuberculosis. You have been inhaled into someone’s lungs and are now happily multiplying and b…
why is it important to obtain a medical history including the last time of the last dose of a prescribed controlled substance before a drug screen?
Mary Ellis received a prescription from one of your practitioners for a new medication for metastatic breast cancer. Unfortunately, the medication is not covered by her insurance without prior authori…
ASAP. 43 A patient has presented to the emergency department reporting feeling short of breat What other symptom alerts the nurse that the patient may be in heart failure? a. Lungs clear to auscultati…
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Answer the following: 1.Which of the following is used to treat benign prostatic hyperplasia a.Atenololb.Cialisc.Wellbutrin 2.Tenorminis…
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please fast answer no need for long 7Which of the following cephalosporin’s is the most effective in treating meningitis? a. Cefuroxime b. Ceftriaxone c. Cefotaxime d. Cefepime
A patient who weighs 74 kg is suffering from acute hypertension and has an order to start an infusion of nitroprusside 0.5 mcg/kg/min. The pharmacy delivers a 1000 mL bag containing 50 mg nitroprussid…
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Three liters of IV Lactated Ringer’ is ordered to be given over 12 hours. The tubing drop factor is 15gtt/mL. The IV has been running for 9 hours. 1500 mL remain. How many drops per minute are neede…
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What does a physician mean when they say that a patient has a URI or LRI? In other words, which diseases are in the specified areas of the respiratory system? What are their symptoms and how are the…
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What is the antidote for Heparin? How does it work?
1)What is the name of paracetamol toxic metabolite? How does it form? What is the antidote for acetaminophen overdose?
The Flight from Conversation” written by Sherry Turkle and published inThe New York Times on April 21, 2012.
You have the caller’s first and last names and you know her call is not urgent. Then she explains that she’s calling on behalf of her elderly father. Which should you not do in this situation? a. Get …
Pharmacology of Addictions Class Book is Concepts of Chemical Dependency 10th Edition by Harold E. Doweiko I have a few questions over some things in Chapter 10…. So if someone could respond to me a…
Can you please help me answer this question and the describe all parst of the graph for me? Part 1. Refer below to Figure 7 from Jones, et al. (2010) to complete questions 2 – 6: A 120 . WIN55, 212-2 …
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Case 5 You are explaining the dosage instructions to a mother, and the medication is ordered in tablet form. The mother tells you that the child has difficulty swallowing tablets. What should you do?
What are the Question to ask during Review of system when Completing Health History Interview
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A tyrosine kinase is an enzyme that removes a phosphate group from a protein. A. True B. False
What type of antibiotic action inhibits the reproduction of bacteria? -Bactericidal -Bacteriostatic -Culture and sensitivity testing -Chemoprophylaxis
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Prepare a 450 mg dose. The strength available is 300mg/ml
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Describe the difference between alligation alternate and alligation medial.*
in the below what are the example of injuries and ailments detected by artificial intelligence technologies in pharmaceutical sector? research and use journal articles only Table 1: Examples of injuri…
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how long does it take for antihistamine to take effect and relieve hives? Which antihistamine works best for people with seasonal allergies working in a garden? Benadryl or Claritin? Which vaccine mig…
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Your hypertensive patient has left ventricular dysfunction which antihypertensive drug class(s) would also benefit this patient? What is your rationale for prescribing this/these drug (s)?
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TRUE OR FALSE 1. Stimulation of the receptors of autonomic ganglia would stimulate both SANS and PANS activity. 2. Neuronal reuptake inhibition of catecholamines decreases adrenergic activity. …
The nurse assists in preparing a list of medication instructions for a client who has a prescription for digoxin. Which instructions should be included? Select all that apply. Take an antacid if nau…
what happens in malignant hyperthermia. What are the signs and symptoms?Which medication will be administered to manage the problem
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The client has prescribed an MAO inhibitor has the nurse teaches the client about this medication what foods we are there couldn’t be instructed to avoid
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what is the percent strength of 15 g Tinactin containg 0.15 g of tolnaftate power?
explain the extent of patient non-compliance in primary care?
During cholecystography to determine gallbladder function, the contents of one bottle of cholecystokinin containing 75 units is dissolved in physiological saline solution to make 7.5 mL. Then, 1 unit …
answer Water -soluble vitamins are not stored in the body and are easily depleted through renal excretion . Which is a water soluble vitamin
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An investigational new drug has a high molecular weight and is extensively bound to albumin. This drug will have a __________ apparent volume of distribution?
A 55-year-old male client is admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU) with a diagnosis of acute myocardial infarction. He has a T wave inversion and elevation of the ST segment. The EKG indicates myo…
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Each group is assigned one of the prototype drugs labeltalol and propranolol. Create a case stusy for a patient who will be given the the assigned drugs. Be creative with the case study. Be sure to in…
Please help me answer this homework. Thank you. Journal Entry Medication Errors: As a pharmacy assistant what are some ways you can help prevent medication errors? What are some of your strengths that…
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Are there any disadvantages to obtaining a sputum culture and examination of sputum?
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Which of the following is a valid DEA number for Dr. Smith? Answers: A. AB3567217 B. AS3567214 C. None of these answers are valid DEA numbers D. AS3567217 Question 16 Which of the following is a way …
Site of infection within the human body given is the THROAT. Based on the assigned site (Throat), design a method of analysis for the specimen collected from that site answering the following: a) Wh…
Susie has been feeling very nervous and anxious over finances, the economy, job security, and insurance coverage.These feelings have lasted for several months.She has tried exercise, counseling, a…
How confident do you feel about analyzing factors pertinent to making the most effective drug selection for a patient with a specific diagnosis in the primary care setting? What resources are needed, …
Resolve the following instabilities using 1&/or 2 statements only. Liquid dosage forms 1. Presence of enzymes in acacia mucilage 2. Decreased shelf life of mucilage 3. Stinging effect of liniment …
A nurse is preparing to administer famotidine 20 mg by intermittent IV bolus over 15 min. Available is famotidine 20 mg in 100 ml dextrose 5% (D,W). The nurse should set the IV pump to deliver how man…
85-37. How much sodium bicarbonate should be used to prepare 500 mL of a solution so as to contain 8 mEq of sodium bicarbonate per teaspoonful? 85-38. Blood plasma normally contains 3 mg of Mg++ per 1…
The Case of the Hypertensive Truck Driver, Part 1 Mr. Roberson, age 42, is diagnosed with essential hypertension. His blood pressure has been ranging between 150 and 184 mm Hg systolic and 94 and …
For the patient on chronic oral phenytoin therapy, periodic routine monitoring would include the following priority items( select4 that apply ): A.CBC w/ differentialB.INRC.gingival st…
Imagine a drug that partitions 100% into the blood and has a clearance of 3 L/hr. If a patient has a total blood volume of 3 L, why is the drug not completely cleared after 1 hour? Hint: This is m…
After you prescribe, how, when, and where would you (or your staff) go about making a report of your scheduled prescription in the state registry so that other prescribers and pharmacies could be awar…
A patient withacute gout is receiving anti-gout therapy. The patient is prescribed to continue the allopurinol as prescribed at home and colchicine0.6 mg PO every hour until pain is relieved or cu…
A nurse is preparing to infuse a 250-mL of LR over 2 hr. The drop factor of the manual IV tubing is 15 gtts/mL. The nurse should adjust the flow rate to deliver how many drops per minute? _ gtt/min
1 . Which of these factors might impair the absorption of and oral medication ?" a . The presence of food in the stomach b. Renal insufficiency C . Hepatic insufficiency d . High serum albumin
Order: erythromycin suspension 160mg PO q6hrs Child weighs: 25kg Recommended child’s drug dosage: 30-50mg/kg/day in divided doses q6h Available: erythromycin oral suspension 200mg/5ml Is ordered dose …
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tutoring help is needed (please) with this pharmacology assignment. Please be sure to help with tutoring and labeling on the picture. I need to understand what is written. Label the following: In the …
An international pharmaceutical company has developed a new drug that acts like a steroid hormone. Part A. Use your knowledge about steroid hormones to describe how such a drug acts to produce cel…
The school nurse is reviewing the medications of D.N., a fourth grader who has multiple allergies, including a severe nut allergy. Question 1 What education would be provided to the cafeteria staff to…
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here two question of dosage calculations answer it and explain it Complete the following: 10. 20. Order: Pfizerpen 600,000 units IM Use the label below to fill in the blanks: Reconstitute with ___…
chipping : Breaking of tablet edges upon ejection or during subsequent handling and coating operations. THE CAUSES OF CHIPPING RELATED TO FORMULATION (GRANULATION) ARE AS FOLLOWS Write the rem…
Dosage calculation A nurse is preparing to administer gentamicin 480mcg subcutaneous daily. Available is 30mcg/mL. How many mL should the nurse administer? Round to the nearest tenth. Use a leading ze…
What condition involves an abnormal process in which the immune system destroys the synovial membrane and produces inflammation within the joint itself? Orheumatoid arthritis O gouty arthritis osteopo…
HELP ASAP, PLEASE 1.) A patient has been seen by his physician and diagnosed with type 2 diabetes several years ago.He is currently on metformin.Today his blood sugar is 176 mg/dL. The physician p…
Please do not copy from the internet 1.in regard to the spinner flask,state on how blended cell suspension 2.correlate the expansion in waste degradation to its upgrade microbial procedures. 3.what ar…
When you are taking a musculoskeletal history which of the following is true? a) Drugs may be implicated in the causation of gout b) A history of diarrhoea is not relevant c) Difficulty rising from a …
Katherine Hunter prides herself on being a wise consumer and cautiously examines the claims by manufacturers for all her purchases.She researches everything she buys, such as automobiles, household …
2 Implication of antibiotics use 14 week of the Review, PPT 4 during the COVID-19 pandemic. course format, Clinical use of Azitromycine Analysis of among the Covid-19 patients. original articles, Comp…
Match the definition “A thick crust or scab that develops at the site of a skin burn or contact with corrosive chemicals” with the correct term. -Eschar -Lyse -Argyria -None of these are correct
A recent nursing graduate is having difficulty adjusting to shift work and has been prescribed armodafinil. When should the nurse take this medication? a.As soon as a shift ends b.One hour before the …
The nurse is preparing a client dose of an IM analgesic in a single syringe. The prescription is hydromorphone 4mg and hydroxyzine 25 mg. the hydromorphone ampule is labeled 10 mg/ml, and the hydroxyz…
True or false: Recovery from addiction is a prolonged process and is a chronic, relapsing, treatable illness.
Hello, will you please make a drug card for the following medications with the following format? For the MOA, can you please make it more comprehensible? Please. Thank you!! Heparin Colace Digoxin Can…
- James Johnson is coming in with a chief complaint of productive cough for one week. He is having yellow thick mucus with mild fever and body aches. His PMH includes: COPD, DM, and HTN, and h…
please fast answer without explain 9.The Antifungal that maintains disintegration of fungal membrane wall is: a. Caspofungin b. Mycostatin. c. Griseofulvin d. Terbinafine.
- A 68-year-old heart failure patient shows digoxin toxicity in intensive care unit. She has received 125 mcg as standard dose. Serum levels were reported to be 2 ng /mL (2 mcg/L). Target therapeuti…
Create patient instructions from prescription. Worksheet 5 Patient 7 Prescription State License # J76839 DEA # MJ1234563 Ethel Jacobson, MD MONITORED PRESCRIPTION FORM 67 EAST ELM CEDAR RAPIDS, IA 524…
The nurse is assessing a client who began taking donepezil a few weeks ago. What areas should the nurse assess, related to the medication? Select all that apply. a.Nutritional status b.Blood pressur…
Los diuréticos son un tipo de medicamento que aumentan la… Los diuréticos son un tipo de medicamento que aumentan la excreción de orina. Hay cinco categorías diferentes de acuerdo con su acc…
- What are two common antitussives that are considered centrally acting antitussives? Which antitussive is considered peripherally acting?How does the peripherally acting medication achieve the …
The nurse starts his shift at 2300h.Soon after the start of his shift, the nurse checks on his patient,and observes that the patient has an IV drip running 0.9% saline solution at 100 mL/h. The …
What other non-pharmacological interventions would be suggested for patient with pneumonia and chlamydia infections?
Describe the normal structure and function of the integumentary system.Then, describe the prevalence, risk factors, signs and symptoms, etiology, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention for infectious …
In general terms, compare and contrast the typical cancer chemotherapeutic drug with the typical antibiotic with respect to the concept of selective toxicity.
This question relate to Pharmacology: Potassium Chloride is available as 22,000,000 mcg per tablet. If Potassium Chloride 23 g, is ordered. How many tablets should the nurse administer to a client?
Angeline Altema Mentus Question 3 of 25 Your client has edema secondary to congestive heart failure and has received Furosemide (Lasix) 20 mg IV twice per day for the past 3-days. Appropriate nursing …
Calculate how many tablets for one dose for each of the prescriptions below: order: Abilify 10 mg po qd Give:
A client has been prescribed phenytoin for the treatment of seizures. How should the nurse most accurately determine whether the client has therapeutic levels of the medication? Group of answer ch…
¿ Por qué entiendes que el tema de prevención y reducción de errores en la administración de medicamentos es importante para el personal de enfermería?
on what is the selection of an antimicrobial agent based
https://accesspharmacy.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?bookid=491§ionid=39674905. Drug interaction and drug therapy problems Concept Analysis You are given a situation for each number. First, identify how…
need the solution. Points The physician orders Epivir 0.3 g PO BID. Epivir comes from the pharmacy in a vial labeled 10 mg per ml. How many ml will the nurse administer (Round to the nearest hundredth…
A nurse is teaching pregnant patients C 75 mg meperidine [Demerol] intramuscularly O 6 mg morphine sulfate intravenously O Fentanyl [Duragesic] patch 50 mcg transdermally Question 8 (1 point) A nurse …
# 5 A 64 year old woman with chronic schizophrenia required acute admission to a geriatric psychiatry unit because of an iatrogenic drug interaction. The patient had responded well for several years t…
Mrs. A is a 45 year old female with chronic LBP secondary to DDD. She has been taking Mobic 15 mg PO QD and Tramadol 50 mg PO BID for the past 6 months with little to no pain improvement. She is not a…
details please A patient suffering severe pain is prescribed Vicodin which contains 10mg of Hydrocodone and 660mg of APAP. The Script reads: Vicodin HP 1 TAB QID PRN X10D How many Grams of Hydrocodone…
Answers. 3. Add other points in addition to point A(0, 4) to make a regular hexagon below. 2- -5 -4 -3 2 -1 9 1 2 3 4 5 4. Here is a cube. Write down the missing coordinates of the shape. Z A (0, 5, 0…
Pharmacology nursing Prepare for the NCLEX BUILD YOUR KNOWLEDGE 1. COPD does not include which of the following conditions? 1. Acute asthma 2. Acute pneumonia 3. Chronic bronchitis 4. Emphysema 2. Whi…
Which pharmaco*kinetic parameter would be most affected by kidney failure? Excretion Absorption Distribution Metabolism
Ch 40 Drugs Affecting the Female Reproductive System 1) what are the effects of estrogen and progesterone on the female body? When used clinically…
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- A drug company is beginning a new drug trial for a medication that is used to treat rheumatoid arthritis (RA). Jonna is a 22-year-old female who has had RA for 2 years and does not feel that she ha…
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What is the important physicochemical property of paracetamol that influences its route of elimination as the free drug? How does conversion of paracetamol to paracetamol glucuronide alter the physico…
How are drugs that weigh between 398 and 500 DA absorbed? They have Log P > 0 between 0.98 and 3.71. Number of hydrogen bond acceptors is 6 and number of hydrogen bond donors is 2. Number of rotata…
The patient will receive 1.5 grams of a medication every morning and every evening. Themedication comes in 1000mg tablets.How many tablets will the patien…
Describe drug treatment options for patients diagnosed with cervical cancer. Explain the short-term and long-term implications of these treatments.
how smoking cessation may help in reducing or controlling blood pressure level.
Research and describe why an emulsifying agent is necessary for hom*ogenous distribution of the two components of an emulsion.
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Joan Bailey, a 35-year-old, comes in with anxiety and situational depression due to a recent divorce. She is already seeing a counselor but is here to ask for some help with her anxiety and depression…
Which of the following would you expect to find on a CBC of a patient with aplastic anemia? Leukocytosis High hematocrit Elevated hemoglobin Low values for all blood cells
What are examples of macrolide antibiotics and what is their mechanism of action?
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Identify this patient’s drug-related problems. Include those relating to both her acute medical issues and her chronic CF management. What information indicates the disease severity and the need to tr…
A pediatric client with a ventricular septal defect repair is placed on a maintenance dose of digoxin. The safe dose is 0.03 mg/kg/day, and the client’s weight is 7.2 kg. The primary health care provi…
How many mg are in 5 ml of a 50 mg/ml solution? A.500 mg B.50 mg C.100 mg D.250 mg
Please show work and explanation. Infant’s weight = 2.7 kg (Odmal of Bobnoon) arein PRACTICE PROBLEMS Convert the following weights in grams to kilograms. Round to the nearest tenth. 21. 4,000 g = kg …
Identify special adverse effects related to patients across the lifespan.
Give 400 mg of a medication IM qid from a vial labelled 2 grams…….inject 9.2 mL of sterile water to yield 12.5 mL of solution. How many mL are needed?
31 Atypical neuroleptic drugs ______ are antagonists of the Dopamine D1 receptor are antagonists of the 5HT-2A receptor. are associated with little or no extrapyramidal effects. ?…
Hello, I am currently studying anti-depressants and I don’t understand the following terms: Agonist and Antagonist 5-HT Gi/o coupled receptors G/s coupled receptors G/q coupled receptors Monoamine upt…
A new herbal drug has recently caused a stir in social media as being beneficial in treating a myriad of diverse conditions and having no toxicities. You have not heard of this herbal before. Your mot…
How would you determine which of the following pain medication(s) to give a patient who: Has just had breast augmentation surgery? Has chronic neck and back pain from a car accident? Has terminal meta…
Mrs. Hernandez, a Spanish-speaking woman is being seen by Sara, a home care nurse due to a healing leg ulcer.Mrs.Hernandez is concerned about her vaccines.She questions Sara about whether or not…
We discuss and explore non-sterile compounding and sterile compounding. Compounding is a very serious activity in the pharmacy and negative outcomes can result if proper procedures and techniques are …
Explain how stepwise management assists health care providers and patients in gaining and maintaining control of the disease. Be specific. Please provide references
Diabetes mellitus is a complex metabolic disorder that disrupts the body’s ability to produce or use insulin. In chapter 26, some basic facts about diabetes mellitus are presented. Your patient is a 6…
SITUATION # 2 HEART FAILURE Chief Complaint : “I think I might have the flu. I have been feeling run down, and I haven’t been able to get up the stairs to my bedroom because I get winded. History of P…
Atorvastatin: -Why she is taking the drug -The mechanism of action -What “good” and “bad” cholesterol means What would you say to her Levofloxacin: -Why she is taking the drug -What the adverse effect…
Please help with the following questions, thank you very much!. 36) Outline the three phases of transcription in eukaryotes, initiation, elongation, and termination. Membranes and Membrane Transport 3…
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Which one of the following drugs increases gastrointestinal motility? a. Glycopyrrolate b. Atropine c. Neostigmine d. Fentanyl
Briefly describe apharmacological experiment to determineeachof the following: the relative potency of adrenaline and isoprenaline as agonists at adrenoceptors in ileum smoothmuscle
What is the amount of active ingredient in 2 oz of 2.5% hydrocortisone (HC) ointment? Group of answer choices 14 grams 0.65 grams 1.5 grams 2.5 grams
Question 38 Not yet answered Points out of 1 Flag question Which of the following therapeutic lifestyle changes should the RN counsel a patient with hypertension on? Select one: O a. Focus on increasi…
Make a drug study of the patient’s medication for heart failure patient
Drugs like digoxin, phenobarbital, and warfarin are ideal targets for pharmacogenetic screening because they: A.Have a long half-life B.Have a narrow therapeutic index C.Use pharmaco*kinetic path…
Your service protocols state that you are able to administer a breathing treatment via a hand held nebulizer, you carry Albuterol and Atrovent. Detail the indications, contra- indications, side effec…
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Order: Administer Lasix 1 mg/kg/day in two divided doses. The patient weighs 172 lbs. Lasix is available in a vial labelled 20 mg/mL. How many mL should be given per dose?
I need a paper written on this topic: Application Paper 1 (Due Week 4): New Pharmaceuticals TCO2dealswithnewexperimentaldrugsandthestepsrequiredtobringnewdrugstomar…
Drug name: RIFAMPIN Please need the fiollowing Brand name Therapeutic class Pharmacological class The action
Question 8 0 Points The patient’s IV has 500 ml of D5W left to infuse. The pump is infusing at 125 ml/hr. How many hours longer will this IV run? Blank 1 Blank 1 Add your answer Question 9 0 Points Th…
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List the steps in the Z-track technique. Describe percutaneous administration. Cite the landmarks for finding the dorsolateral muscle. List four reasons why patients use complementary and alternative …
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A pharmacy has monthly sales of $278,000, inventory purchases of $186,000, salaries and wages of $49,000, utilities of $2,000, insurance of $1,200 and maintenance of $675. What is the overhead?
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as a group, compaare and contrast the prototype systemic and topical antifungalmedication to other medications within the group. Summarize similarities and differences
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The home health nurse is to administer 1 mg of vitamin B12 intramuscular injection daily for 5 days. The drug supply available is a 30 mL containing Vitamin B12 1000 mcg/mL. How many milliliters shoul…
client taking clonazepam. A client is taking clonazepam, benztropine, haloperidol, and divalproex. The nurse suspects that the client is experiencing akatis because condition? the client is rocking ba…
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How many drops per minute would be required to deliver a 50mL intravenous piggy-back (IVPB) over 30 minutes using 15 gtt/ml tubing? (Record the answer as a whole number. Do not use a trailing zero.)
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WhatOTCmedications are commonly used for pain control?Are there any herbal supplements that patients may use?What are some potential side effects of these treatments?
What is the mechanism of action of a corticosteroids inhaler drug and how is it different from the B2-agonist inhalants?
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Your patient is to receive 1750 milliliters of 10% dextrose (D) in normal saline (NS).What is the same dose in liters
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Topic: Shelf life analysis, Degradation kinetics 1. What is the shelf- life of the drug if C0 is 500 mcg/mL and C after 36 months is 360 mcg/mL? Round off to 4 significant figures. 2. What possi…
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a client has been prescribed merclopramide. which of the following client education regarding this medication
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What are the common classifications of drugs used in these systems? What makes a drug family? Why is it important to know and understand?
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Discontinuation of intrathecal baclofen therapy should be gradual in order to prevent: Severe hypotension Hyperglycemia Rebound spasticity Hypernatremia
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An 80-kg patient receives a dopamine infusion at 12.5 mcg/kg/min. According to titration protocol, the infusion rate is to be decreased by 1 mcg/kg/min for a mean arterial blood pressure greater than …
A patient has finished seeing the doctor, and on her way out, she asks the medical assistant for a sample of Motrin, which is an OTC medication. The MA gives her two packages without asking the doctor…
The retention time for an analyte separated via capillary electrophoresis is 115 s. The separation occurred with a 50-cm column, with the detector at 45 cm, and a potential of 30 kV. A neutral molecul…
Michael, a 58-year-old male was recently diagnosed with dyslipidaemia. His HDL-C was <1mmol/L, total cholesterol was 7.9mmol/L and his triglycerides were normal. After consultation with a dietitian…
A patient needs to receive 50 mL of Claforan (cefotaxime) IV over 30 minutes with a drop factor of 60 gtt/mL. Calculate how many drops per minute are required so that all 50 mL is infused over 30 mi…
What is the Nitric oxide pathway and what is the therapeutic potential of a specific aspect of the nitric oxide pathway in Multiple sclerosis?
Abnormal electrolytes and other laboratory test results may occur when taking hydrochlorothiazide. Explain the imbalance.
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The recommended dose of Valerian route is 52 250 mg prior to bedtime it is available as 25 mg/tablet how many tablets will the patient need to take to achieve a dosage of 225 mg? 9,7,6 or 4?
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the patient has been taking 1 1/2oz. of liquid Drug C.The bottle states 15ml of this medication contains 40mg of Drug C.How many mg is the patient taking?
A pharmacy technician is opening a box of instruments in various sizes. Her task is to arrange a set of instruments on the shelf in order, from smallest to largest on the basis of the instruments’ dia…
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Regarding the preparation and administration of acetaminophen •Does toxicity to acetaminophen occur to a greater extent in children vs adults? •1 hour after the dose, the baby spits up. Would you …
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A water-soluble crystal weighs 3.895 g in air and 2.125 g when immersed in mineral oil. The specific gravity of the mineral oil is 0.89. What is the specific volume of the crystal?
please fast answer without explain 4Drug metabolism is composed of two phases. which of the following processes is the main one in phase1 metabolism? Oxidation Hydrolysis Reduction Glucuronidation
Why is it important to make sure the pharmacist counsels the patients when they gets a steroid dose pack? How are dose packs different from other medications?
Penicillin hypersensitivity limits your use of antimicrobials. How are patients managed with penicillin hypersensitivity? Identify the steps you would take to assist your patient?
Question 52 A healthcare professional is reviewing a patient’s laboratory results and sees that the patient has a low reticulocyte count and a high iron level. Which type of anemia does the profession…
A 7-day-old newborn with a medical diagnosis of license ductus arteriosus undertakes surgical treatment to ligate the ductus arteriosus. Throughout the repair service, the doctor takes unique like sta…
You have received a prescription to prepare mouthwash using the following ingredients: Viscous lidocaine 2%30 mLMaalox (do not substitute Kaopectate)60 mLDiphenhydramine (use on hand stock 12.5mg/5mL …
11 75-year-old man comes to your office with anorexia and nausea. Five years ago he was found to have congestive heart failure that responded to treatment with a thiazide diruetic and an angio- tensin…
. How many mg per mL will be infused for a solution of 550mg of a medication in 200mL ofsaline? Can someone please explain how i can solve this? Thank you
Given a Hill slope of 1 for a concentration-response curve (i.e. no positive or negative cooperativity between the agonist and the receptor), what fold increment in dose would increase a response from…
1.understand each ion contribution to action potentials on SA node and the ventricles. 2. understand how autonomic nervous system regulates heart rate in terms of SA node. 3. understand the definit…
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The following regimen for oral prednisolone is prescribed for a patient 50mg per day for 10days, 25mg /day for 5days, 12.5mg/day for 10days, 5mg/day for 5weeks. How many scored 25mg tablets and how ma…
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A patient comes to the emergency department ml with symptoms of overdose. You would expect the physician to order you to give what medication?
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Pharmacology: calculate with confidence. 44. 36.5 mg = g 55. 4.5 g = 45. 2.2 mg = g 56. 8.6 mg = 46. 400 g = kg 57. 250,000 mcg = 47. 0.024 L = mL 58. 40 mg = 48. 100 mg = g 59. 0.65 kg = 49. 150 g = …
this is pharmaceutical biochemistry for 2nd year pharmacy. Using your knowledge from the nitrogen metabolism, answer the following questions: a) Explain the basis for the pH homeostasis in the human w…
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A client is ordered to receive naloxone (Narcan). The client weighs 20 kg and is ordered to receive to 0.01mg/kg. The medication is available as 400 mcg/mL. How much should the nurse administer?
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Simply Answer following questions. List the effects of adrenaline & noradrenaline on alpha & beta receptors List 4 alpha & 4 beta adrenergic drugs and their main use? What is the differenc…
Please help me with this thank you. 1. How would you explain to patient the difference between a brand name drug and a generic drug? Give at least 3 differences and 2 similarities. (3 points) 2. Ident…
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- Describe the pathophysiology of heart failure. What are the clinical signs and symptoms of heart failure?
Regarding the Drug Metaformin: oClass of drug; commercially available products oTherapeutic useo Show the structure of the compound oDefine the physicochemical properties of the Drug/Toxicant (Pka, …
When reviewing a patients’ medical record you find the following information: Mrs PC 75 year old widow diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease, 12 months ago. It is noted that her Parkinson’s Disease is…
monitor patient on invokana for edema weight gain hypovolemia
A 7.3 kg infant is receiving a milrinone drip for poor cardiac function The medication order states: Infuse milrinone at 0.5 mcq/kg/min. The medication label states: milrinone 10 mg in 50 ml D5W. You …
19) The alteration or mutation of viral envelope glycoproteins would most directly affect a) Packaging of the virus b) Replication of the viral genome c) Assembly of the capsid d) Entrance of the viru…
Please answer all questions I hope the solution is not copy-paste I hope the solution is in the form of points Please write the references used Discuss manipulation and uses (applications) of the f…
what do you understand by the tern pharmacognosy…….?
on Question 34 Not yet answered Points out of 1 Flag question Which of the following statements is true? Select one: O a. Infants have a fully developed blood brain barrier and do not have high risk o…
MILLIEQUIVALENTS 3. A patient has a sodium deficit of 168 mEqs. How many milliliters of NSS (0.9% w/v NaCl in water) should be administered to replace the deficit?
Questions for reflection: (Minimum of 200 w0rd) Wh@t 1s th3 signif1cance 0f Pharmac0gnosy in th3 fi3ld of Ph@rmacy? The original subject is pharmacognosy in BS Pharmacy Sorry for this type of word bec…
Why is the CYP450 metabolic system discuss? What is metabolism of drugs and how that impacts a nurse in her work and providing the best care possible? discuss and give examples of what and how a hepat…
Describe the types of drugs used to treat vagin*l infections and sexually transmitted diseases.
uestion 18 of 25 tetracycline antibiotic has been prescribed for a client with Chlamydia Trachomatis infection. elect the side effects of this type of antibiotic medication. ELECT ALL THAT APPLY. ( A)…
27) Recurrent infection with Herpes simplexl virus involves a) Activation and emergence of virus from sensory neurons b) Latent infection of epithelial cells c) Lytic infection of sensory neurons d) C…
how does sucralfate achieve a therapeutic effect the category or mechanism of action of nizatidine is the category or mechanism of action simethicone is the mechanism of action of levofloxacin t…
- Gabapentin is available as 100mg and 300mg capsules. Patient is prescribed with “Gabapentin capsule 500mg ON x 3/52”. a)If patient has 20 capsules of 100mg Gabapentin and 5 c…
Question 29 (1 point) Listen A label on a 30-ml vial reads Mucomyst – 20%. A physician orders 600 my bid. The auxiliary label states that every 1 ml has 200 mg of active ingredient How many doses are …
What are macrolides,give examples and mechanism of action
Examine the antimicrobial drug classes that we have studied this week and identify the premedication assessments ( before you start the medication) for the folowing categoies of medications used …
The PA has ordered 900 mcg of IM of a drug which is available in 1 mL vials containing 2 mg/mL. How many mL will be administered? How many teaspoons will be administered? Note: please show work on how…
This is a partnered assignment started and discussed in class. Using Davis’s Drug Guide , add any additional resources to finalize one card for each of the two researched drugs. Put your names on th…
Please briefly describe a pharmacological experiment that you can design to determine whether a particular drug is a selective antagonist for a particular receptor.
Jason is a 6-year-old child whose mother presents to the clinic with him. The mother says that “he’s not himself lately.” After a thorough workup, you diagnose the patient as having GAD. Which of the …
medical dosage. ICSI NAME: CTO1 What is the total volume of medication in a vial with lot number 666, containing 100 tablets, each 333 mg, and expiring on 2-22-16? O 22 O 100 O 333 666 NEXT > BOOKM…
please solve all. Paragraph . ASSAY and Quality Control I.D. Tests on Acetylsalicylic Acid a) What is the British pharmacopeia specification for the assay on Acetylsalicylic acid. b) 2. List 5 areas i…
Question A nurse is administering digoxin 0.125 mg PO to an adult client .for which of the following finding should the nurse report to the provider potassium level 4.2 mEq/L Apical pulse 58 min Digox…
What is the meaning of this abbreviation, Ib in nursing?
W., who is 59 years old, has Addison’s disease and is admitted to the hospital with fatigue, hypotension, weight loss, and GI distress. When questioned, it is determined she has not been taking her me…
What food item interacts with many medications and should be asked about its’ ingestion, especially in the elderly?
Fluid and Electrolytes Case studies Case Z You have been called into Mr. Wu room and find a new graduate nurse has just administered intravenous potassium IV bolus rather than as an infusion over 1 ho…
A 45 year-old woman complaining of breast pain was diagnosed with having HER2-positive breast cancer. The patient underwent lumpectomy followed by a period of chemotherapy including adjuvant treatment…
Fill in the blank. Tutoring help is needed for animal nursing/ pharmacology class. 13. 14. 15. 1B. 1?. 13. 19. 2D. 21. 22. Bronchodilation produced by the W’ Is a result of inhibition of the enzyme Fr…
Help please 14 A patient taking an oral contraceptive medication forgot to take her pill yesterday. A nurse should advise the patient to: O double today’s dose and then continue the medication cycle a…
The patient’s digoxin blood level this morning was 2.3ng/ml. Is this a normal value? Does he need changes in his dosage?
Compare and contrast manufacturing processes for powders, capsules and tablets.
- Regulatory Guidance Documents: List and describe the important regulatory guidance documents for the United States and the European Union that will determine whether or not a medical device company…
- Each group should develop flash cards for the assigned group of drugs used to treat obstructive pulmonary diseases. Develop flash cards that describe the therapeutic actions,indications, pharmaco*ki…
- Describe what each of these laboratory values mean AND why they would be important to monitor.Include normal ranges. 1) Complete Blood Count (CBC) w/ differential 2)?…
please help..discuss the pharmaco*kinetics of nimesulide
- The physician gives orders to infuse 1 L of lactated Ringer’s solution in 20 hours. Calculate the flow rate in milliliters per hour. 6. The physician orders Pepcid 30 mg IVPB every 8 hours. The me…
Of Medications by Age, Body Weight X avjot Grewal: Attempt 1 ( Listen A physician orders Ranitidine syrup for a 9-month-old child to be taken once a day The adult dose is 150 mg bid. Available: Raniti…
An older adult is transferred to the hospital with anorexia, nausea, vomiting, and confusion. The client was started on oral digoxin (1anoxin) 0.25 mg, furosemide (Lasix) 40 mg, and potassium (K Dur) …
Can you please help me with these medication ,Simvastatin , Artovastatin, asprin,heparin,cholestryramine, clopidogrel, altepase, finobrate, warfarin their phamacodynamics and pharmaco kinetics
What is the pharmacology of heroin? What are the side effects and drug interactions as well?
Read the following prescriptions and: 1. Answer Questions 2. Type in thedirections PHARMACY TECHNIC PRACTICE PRESCRIPTIONS Identify the elements on these prescriptions by answering in the space bene…
I was hoping someone could help me, I’m trying to study for my midterm for my Pharmacology class and my professor has asked us to go over the “reasons for an increase in the abuse of opioid analge…
a nurse on the telemetry unit is caring for a client who has had a myocardial infarction and is now attached to a cardiac monitor. The nurse monitoring the client’s cardiac rhythm notes the rhythm dep…
a client is to receive 0.25mg digoxin. On hand, the nurse has tablets labeled 125mcg of digoxin. how many tablets will the nurse administer?
HELLO. NEED HELP. PLS ANSWER WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION. TY Topic: Calcu on millimoles, micromoles, milliequivalents 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.. Convert a blood plasma level range of 5 to 20 up/ml of tobramycin (m…
medical dosage. TEST NAME: CTO1 A primary healthcare provider prescribes 1.5 L of normal saline (NS) to be given over 24 hours for continuous intravenous (IV) infusion to a client who has diarrhea. Wh…
Besides depression, what other disorders are SSRIs used to treat?
You have been invited to assemble a task force to design a medication assistance program. You need to submit a proposal, regarding who you would invite, to the CEO. Consider the perspectives of prescr…
Hi! Pls answer the following items below. With complete solution pls. Thank u Calculation based on : a. millimoles, b. micromoles, c. milliequivalents #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7. A normal 70 kg (154 1b) adu…
You must prepare 400mL of a solution that requires a 1:8 concentration of drug. Sterile water is the diluent you should use. How much drug do you need for this medication? How much diluent do you need…
Paracetamol ( N -acetyl- p -aminophenol), also commonly known as Panadol, is the most commonly taken analgesic worldwide. (a) Does Lipinski’s “rule of five” predict good oral bioavailability for parac…
Mrs. Cali, an 89 year old woman, came in to the hospital with onset of confusion. Her labs indicate positive leukocytes and positive 4+ bacteria in her urine. She is complaining of burning, frequency …
Idefine and describe the five (5) drug classifications/schedules. Compare and contrast the classifications/schedules stating what makes each unique. Use IWG writing style. Include at least 1 source. ?…
100 mL of IV solution should be administered slowly over a 4-hour period.If the set delivers 60 gtt/mL, calculate the number of drops per minute given to the patient. (1 mark)
What are physiological effects of benzodiazepine use?How can these lead to addiction?add a citation no older than 10 years This discussion question meets the following NASAC Standards: 3) Describe…
What are some of the best agents to dissolve prednisone specifically?
explain why hypertension is an adverse effect of propranolol?
Number the following in order, from smallest to largest. “1” being the smallest amount and “6” being the largest amount. __pint___tablespoon___mL___liter__quart____fluid ounce
Consider this scenario: You receive a prescription for tramadol 5 mg/ml suspension. The compounding formula states the needed ingredients are: tramadol 50 mg tablets, ora-sweet syrup and ora-plus su…
which nursing process is shown below. 9- Identity which step of the nursing process this nurse is applying See the picture. Select one: a. Diagnosis O b. Evaluation O c. Implementation Or d. Planning …
can you list each of medication of their: normal prescribing range, Maxium amount patient can receive, uses, drug interactions and side effect , Chemical class, function class, unlabeled uses, pharmac…
RN Linda administered a wrong dose of Heparin 1000 units instead of 100 units. Heparin is stocked in Pyxis as vial of 100 unit vial in pocket # 2 and 1000 unit in pocket # 75. They are kept in differe…
SUBJECT: PHARMACOLOGY LESSON: CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS STUDY TASKS: Discuss and give insights on how cancer develops, and how cancer affects cell cycle. Discuss your views on how to prevent cancer…
please fast answer without explain 9.Which of the following antimycotics has antiandrogenic effect? a. Ketoconazole b. Fluconazole c. Flucytosine d. Voriconazole
James was admitted to the ED with a deep puncture to his dorsal right hand superior to his fourth metatarsal
Jamie Sands (DOB 10/12/1997) presents to your office with acute viral gastroenteritis. She hasn’t vomited in more than 6 hours and is able to tolerate clear liquids but she is constantly nauseous. In …
A patient in the hospital has been given cephalosporins and is having frequent liquid stools.
Can you show what id answer?. Your newly patient is diagnosed with a diagnosis of Acute Coronary Syndrome is ordered a continuous Heparin IV infusion following the Low Intensity Nomogram. Your patient…
why us medical device regulation is safeer than europe
JW is a patient at your clinic started on several new medications during first clinic visit two months ago.Patient reports feeling up and down emotionally for the past monthwith little interest in…
calculate the drip rate (gtt/min) for 100 mL of IV fluid to be given over 2 hours via a tubing set which delivers 60 gtt/mL
ItluTTS allen tens, Colliplanlilly or Still feeling alixious arid lldu heard of a medication called Klonopin that she would like to try; how should the CNP respond
TREATMENT PLAN FOR HYPERTENSIVE PATIENT ON HCTZ AND PRESENT WITH GOUT
56 year old and three school-age children have recently return from 3 months in Nigeria ,while in Nigeria adult misplaced the preventive medication for malaria, 1, what is the life cycle of the protoz…
Hello, What is the relationship between GABA and GABA receptors, with tramadol (opioid analgesics topic)?
Which of the following is not a G-protein coupled receptor? a) the muscarinic receptor b) the glycine receptor c) the adrenergic receptor d) the glutamate receptor
- Ms Penny is a 69-year-old female with congestive heart failure. Her activity level and her energy level were declining over the past four weeks. She is mildly short of breath while perform…
a powder determined to have a density of 5.15 g/cm^, weighing 130 g, was found to have a bulk volume of 82 cm^3 when placed in a 100-ml graduated cylinder
Lower Respiratory Tract Infections/Immunizations Recitation Case CC: “I’ve had a fever, muscle aches and shaking chills for a day” HPI: JP is a 65 year old African-American male who presented to an ur…
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give a deep summary lecture about thyrotropin/thyrotropin stimulating hormones (TSH)
in the amyloidogenic pathway amyloid precursor protei is first cleaved by what ? Alpha secretase Beta secretase Gama secreatase Elderly having trouble sleeping and staying awake, diagnosed with small …
These questions are about the drug Rivaroxaban. blue Effects, Adverse Effects, and interactions 1. Explain the symptoms of common side effects, and what clients can do to minimize any discomfort 2. Ex…
Calculation and Analysis Topic: Sampling and Sampling Plans 1. Using double sampling plan and special inspection level 3, how many samples are you going to draw from 22, 100 pieces of amber-colored…
What is metronidazole? Explain the pharmacodynamics, pharmaco*kinetics, adverse effects, indications, mechanism of action, rate of administration drug classification of this drug? What is important to …
On the B cell surface, receptors for antigen are associated with….. a.CD3γ chains b.Igα and Igβ c.MHC class II molecules d.MHC class I molecules e.Toll receptors Polysaccharides are rarely effect…
Loperamide HCL 1 mg/10 kg body weight is prescribed. Supplied is the liquid formulation of 1 mg/5 mL. How many mg should be administered to a 44 lb. Child? How many mL? ___________
Pharmacy practice regulations is primarily a function of the state board of the pharmacy
1.The pediatric safe dose of paracetamol is 15mg/kg. Your patient weights 60 lbs how many tablets are you going to give if the drug on hand is 250 mg per tablet. 2 Many patients believe that herbal su…
What could be a scientific gap for this research “The potential benefits and use of clozapine combined with samidorphan as a novel pharmacological approach for the treatment of schizophrenia” If we us…
Describe the most commonly prescribed drugs for the Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). Provide evidence by sharing clinical guidelines, research articles, or other scholarly materials to support your f…
Describe how body cells respond to the presence of drugs that are capable of altering their function
Some vaccines are generally not recommended for immunocompromised patients. Why? How do these vaccines still protect those who cannot actually be vaccinated themselves?
What effect would administration of a drug by IV vs. PO have on ED50, KD, and on intrinsic activity? What would the dose-response curves look like?
Assignment – Pharmacology Denise is working with HectorRichardson, a53-year-old patient who is being seen for his yearly physical examination. When asked if he has anyallergies, Hecto…
Mr. Tinsley returns to the clinic 1 month later for reevaluation. His blood pressure is 140/72 and he is complaining of an irritating cough. The health care provider discontinued the ACE inhibitor and…
What education would you provide to a patient when prescribing Methyldopa?
Write discussion please: Cover the following points in the discussion. 1) For each formulation; which tests did the tablets pass and which did they fail? 2) How would you improve each of the formulati…
Pharmaceutical manufacturers also spend significant amounts of money on promotion/advertising. How does this play into the price of drugs and should this be address by governmental policy?
Question 14 of 25 A client receiving warfarin (Coumadin) therapy reports use of the herb fever few. The nurse observes the client for evidence of: O A) Liver toxicity O B) Increased coagulation O c) R…
# 5 “A patient has an aminophylline IV drip ordered for acute asthma to run 20 mL/hour. No IV infusion controller is available right now. How many drops per minute will be required if micro drip tubin…
Choose two drugs in two different pharmacologic classes and prepare a one-paragraph discussion of your findings on each.Include pharmaco*kinetics of the interactions of grapefruit and each drug.
What is the proper way to administer when subcutaneous enoxaparin, a low-molecular- weight heparin product?
The doctor orders 500ml D5w with 20 meq kcl,to run at 1 meq an hours for a psych patient with electrolyte imbalance. If a microtubing is used, you will set the pump to run at how many gtts/min?
For how long can terbutaline be safely used in the suppression of preterm labor before it is discontinued? a. 24 hours. b. 48 hours. c. 72 hours. d.it can be used indefinitely
Define the concept of professional communication and health literacy in paharmacy profession .(explain please by your own word not google)
Which of the following is an effect of obesity that is thought to cause insulin resistance? Select one: a. hyperinsulinemia b. increased adiponectin c. ectopic lipid d. decreased inflammation
A patient has an order to get Kefzol 1g in 50 mL of D5W 1VPB over 15 minutes. The drop factor is 20 gtt/min should be given?
A 46-year-old, 230lb woman with a family history of breast cancer. She is up to date on yearly mammograms. She has a history of HTN. She complains of hot flushing, night sweats, and genitourinary symp…
A nurse is taking chemotherapy IV medication to a patient’s room and the IV bag suddenly leaks solution on the floor.What action should the nurse take?
hello. pls answer. show solution pls thank you Topic: Molarity What is the molarity of 4.99 g of Aspirin ( C9H8O4) (MW=180.158 g/mol) dissolved in a 900 mL solution?
You are a nurse in a FQHC (federally qualified health clinic) for children. A 4-year-old child is in for a well visit. 1.What are the immunizations recommended for this visit? 2.What a…
SUBJECT: PHARMACOLOGY LESSON: DRUG STUDY ON AGENTS ACTING ON THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM DRUGS FOR HYPERTENSION (1): ANTIHYPERTENSIVE DRUGS CLASSIFICATION DRUGS PHARMACODYNAMICS PHARMAco*kINETICS INDIC…
Write a reflection about the article tuskegee experiment, not less than four hundred words https://www.cdc.gov/tuskegee/timeline.htm
#3. patient with irritable bowel syndrome reports chronic stomach pain. The PMHNP wants to prescribe the patient an agent that will cause irrelevant nociceptive inputs from the pain to be ignored and…
Nicotine acts as a stimulant because it mimics the effect of A) Thyroxine B) Acetylcholine C) Testosterone D) Dopamine
Which class of antacids are likely to have diarrhea as a side effect?
(TCO 9) If untreated, renal failure will eventually lead to which condition? Group of answer choices Hematuria Uremia Hydronephrosis Glomerulonephritis
IMPORTANT: Please use the current *Sanford Guide to Antimicrobial Therapy 2019* to answer the following questions: Review the required Rx components below… Drug & strength : Check to see how the…
what factors do you think Pharmacy need to consider when deciding whether or to offer compounding services
What processes are involved in prescription writing?
Identify which Inspection Level is the most applicable to the following: Choices: General Inspection Level I General Inspection Level III General Inspection Level II 1. Drug samples given by med…
Briefly describe the preparation process for IV admixtures.
Q# 18 & !9. Please read questions below 18. List the type of intermolecular interaction each of the highlighted functional group makes with HMG-CoA reductase and the name of the pairing amino acid…
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what are the effects of the drug flumazenil drug on labs and what pregnancy risk category is flumazenil and its effects on feutus
Question 5 1 pts Which of the following gelling agents can make temperature-sensitive gels? O methylcellulose O carboxymethyl cellulose O carbomer O poloxamer O none of the above
Acyclovir 400mg dispense 28 tablets Directions: 1 tab po qid What is days supply?
I can’t seem to figure out the process of conversion in relation to pharmacology. I can solve the equation after conversion is done but I can never get to that point because I’m unsure on how to conve…
How many mg of Component X should be used to compound this Rx? Rx: Component X 0.2% Component Y 1:40 Component Z 1:20 Hydrophilic ointment ad 20 g Sig: Apply ud
A 43 year old female patient presents to the office with a surgical history of thyroidectomy and cc of “feeling cold ” and fatigue. Examination revealed an overweight female with hyporeflexia, psorias…
- James, a 3-year-old, has been diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia and will begin receiving chemotherapy with the mitotic inhibitor teniposide (Vumon) and the alkylating agent cyclophosphami…
- Jean Claude has asthma, and his health care team has decided to add fluticasone (Flovent) 220 mcg twice a day in the orally inhaled form. a.How does fluticasone improve asthma sympto…
Compare and contrast Borderline Personality Disorder, Post traumatic Stress Disorder, and bipolar disorder. How are these disorders similar/different in terms of their etiology, physiology, and effe…
What are the Biopharmaceutical factors posing hurdles to GI absorption and bioavailability of drugs and how to overcome those hurdles ? Explain in detail.
Tick the drug belonging to non-selective beta2-adrenomimics: a) Salbutamol b) Isoprenaline c) Salmeterol d) Terbutaline
- Ordered: Ensure food supplement 400 mL, 75% strength q8h. What is the equivalent percent & ratio concentration? How much diluent (in mL) will the nurse add?
Administer 1litre of IV D51/2 NS with 20 mEq Kcl/L from 9a – 5pm. You will be using a tubing that administer 15gtts/ml. How many ml/hr will you administer? How many gtts/min? 2. If the IV of D51/2N …..
At what point are preventive antibiotics indicated in a patient with COPD
A nurse is caring for a patient taking three over-the-counter medications for pain and insomnia. The primary care provider has prescribed a generic drug for the patient for asthma. The patient request…
1.) Spironolactone (Aldactone) is used in the treatment of? A.) Essential hypertension. B.) Hyperkalemia. C.) Diuresis associated with congestive heart failure D.)Primary hypoaldosteronism.
What are some strategies to help prevent medication errors? Select All That Apply Compare themedicationlabel 3 times with the medication administration record prior to administering Clar…
Prescription writing. Need help to breaking down script. John Doe (DOB 1/10/1974) returns to your office for a 6 month follow-up visit with a stable, well-controlled seizure disorder. He needs a presc…
33.5 ml of 0.9998N NaOH was used in the titration of 50 ml HCl solution. Calculate the normality of HCl.
Select two medical conditions where the use of ionising radiation techniques would be appropriate to either diagnose or treat. Present these cases by justifying why the techniques are appropriate to i…
Describe the normal structure and function of the liver, gallbladder, and pancreas. Describe the key characteristics of major diseases of the liver, gallbladder, and pancreas. What are the etiolog…
Please select the correct answer(s) This patient is new to your pharmacy. He is allergic to sulfa. Please, review the medication profile below. What medication(s) does he take that should be used care…
(TCO 11) Which finding would you expect to see on the chest x-ray of a tuberculosis patient? Group of answer choices Fluid in the lungs Bullous formation Cavity formation Enlarged heart?…
Case Assessment Form 1. General Information at Time of Admission/Interview 2. Summarize the case scenario given to 3. Subjective and Objective Information 4. Chief complaint 5. Other signs and symptom…
43) Which of the following is a unique enzymatic activity found only in cells infected by Retroviruses? a) Thymidine kinase b) DNA dependent RNA polymerase c) RNA dependent DNA polymerase d) RNA depen…
A Bipolar Korean pt presents for Acute Mania following a 21 day hospital stay. She says she stopped taking her Lithium since discharge date 2 wks ago. Pt also says she received genetic testiing while …
Productos biológicos y naturales Conteste las siguientes preguntas. 1) ¿ Cual es el origen del proceso de vacunación ? Define el concepto y menciona tres ejemplos de vacunas que existen hoy día y …
- Differentiate between hard gelatin and soft gelatin capsules 2. Compare and contrast advantages and disadvantages of hard gelatin and soft gelatin capsules 3. List categories of inert ingredients, …
Design a pharmacological experiment to test or measure each one of the following in ileum smooth muscle: the relative potency of agonists acetylcholine and carbacho
NUR 309Assignment One: Chapter 19:Introduction to Nerves / Nervous System Name: Directions: Answer the questions.Save as a Word Document.Submit to the Dropbox by the due date. True/False 1…
Question 47 (1 point) This type of medication error occurs when a healthcare staff member, such as a pharmacy technician, mistakenly picks a look-alike, sound-alike drug rather than the prescribed dr…
32 year old female, who is 24 weeks pregnant, presents to your office complaining of a cough.She stated her cough started 6 days ago and has gotten progressively worse, and is productive with yellow…
A prescription reads prepare 6oz of 2.5% solution. The available stock solution is 15% and the solvent is water. How many milliliters of stock solution are needed for this prescription? How many milli…
please help, and please provide references.. A 45-year-old male client comes to the nurse practitioner (NP) stating he wakes often at night with coughing and burning he describes as heartburn. He drin…
I need immediate answer of the attached question…….Thanks
0 out of 1 points A woman is receiving magnesium sulfate for intrapartum eclampsia. The patient is X perspiring and her blood pressure is 88/50. The serum magnesium level is 10 mg/dL. The nurse will i…
Which one of the following statement is true and justify why? (a) Hygroscopic materials contain bound water. (b) Hygroscopic materials contain unbound water. Suppose you have joined in manufacturing u…
1_name two cytotoxic anticancer drugs that are specific for different cell cycle phases, 2_then state the drug class and 3_compare their mechanisms of action. (please be concise and do not copy paste …
Question 1 1 out of 1 points A patient has been prescribed ampicillin. He is allergic to penicillin, latex, and iodine. He should: Question 2 1 out of 1 points The client is prescribed an antibiotic …
Pediatric Dosage Calculation Test 1. Doctor orders Amoxil for a child that weighs 63 lbs. The safe dosage range for this medication is 50 mg/kg/day every 8 hours. What is the safe dose for this child …
What can be evaluated with a urinalysis test? provide references
Hello, I am Lillian Tudor, and I was married to my high school sweetheart, Earl, for 53 wonderful years. He died 2 years ago and I miss him to this day. Earl and I had three children, two of whom pass…
The reaction responsible for freeze-drying is due to denaturation of proteins
- L., a 27-year-old African-American female account executive, presents to the Family Medicine office for her annual checkup with her CNP. She has no significant past medical history. Her medications…
Describe the difference between a competitive antagonist and an allosteric antagonist. How could you differentiate between those two experimentally? Describe the type of antagonism involved in the mec…
IVPB order is for 50ml over 30 minutes with a DF 10. How many drops per minute will be set?
Fault Tree Analysis on contaminants on medicinal vial. What would be the non-viables and examples for glass vial shatters on line. Fault Tree Analysis – Half Completed Worked Example Contaminants in…
Stanley Smith is a 70-year-old African American man. He has multiple medical conditions including hypertension, type 2 diabetes, and dyslipidemia. His current medications include aspirin 81 mg daily, …
Neurons adjust protein expression when responding to changes at the synapses. This is done ether through endogenous or exogenous means. Describe how stress effects BDNF expression within these terms, …
1: The Rx read’s: alcohol 30%. How many ml of 90% alcohol should you add to 25ml of 10% alcohol to make 30% alcohol? (round to 1 decimal place) 2: The Rx read’s: Benzocaine 5% ointment. How many g ben…
2.Bone marrow transplants… A. require that the patient first undergo chemotherapy or radiation to kill the diseased stem cell: and promote white blood cell production. B. are a type of stem cell t…
It appears a new class of drug to treat high lipidswill be available in 2017.Assuming it has been shown to decrease LDL IN STUDIES LASTING 3 MONTH one can ASSUME? a)These medications will decrease…
How do I explain the mechanisms of action of ‘trditional’ cytoxic anticancer agents and what examples would be good ones?
Complete the grid below describing complications of IV therapy . Complication Assessment Finding Nursing Action Infiltration Phlebitis Fluid overload Bleeding Evaluation List three expected outcomes …
11)Which of the following primarily determines what cells are hosts for infection by a virus? a)Enzymes packaged in the virion b)Phospholipid of the envelope c)…
What is Differentiate between therapeutic and adverse effects of pharmacological interventions and inappropriate use patterns, such as polypharmacy and polysubstance abuse interactions.
Can you provide the working for these questions please. 4. How many mg adrenaline are there in a 10 ml ampoule of0.25% bupivacaine with adrenaline in a 1:200,000 solution? 5. How many ml of a 1:1…
When taking a history from a patient who is prescribed an angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitor or angiotensin receptor blocker (ARB), which question would be most important for the nurse to a…
explain the appropriate drug therapy for a patient who presents with MDD and a history of alcohol abuse. Which drugs are contraindicated if any, and why? Be specific. What is the timeframe that the pa…
Explain the receptor theory and explain the four receptor families?
Questions 1 and 2: You must prepare 400mL of a solution that requires a 1:8 concentration of drug. Sterile water is the diluent you should use. How much drug do you need for this medication? How much …
Heroin/Opiate overdose is becoming a leading cause of death in the US. However, there is a drug that can be given to help prevent a death from overdosing called Narcan. What are the treatment guidelin…
Pharmacology construct a table listing common classes of antiviral drugs (agents for influenza A and respiratory viruses, agents for herpes and CMV, agents for HIV/AIDS, and topical agents). Label col…
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Draw the plasma concentration time curve for ethylene glycol for a cat who was administered 1) ethylene glycol alone, 2) ethylene glycol with ethanol, and 3) ethylene glycol with fomepizole….
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A client is providing education to a client being discharge on digoxin. What information should the nurse provide about symptoms to report to the healthcare provider
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The centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) inspects and approves hospitals that provide care for which patients?
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the physician orders 650 mg of actaminophen. on hand you have 325 mg tabs. how many tablets will be given to the patient.
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Order: Synthroid 250 mcg Stock medications: Synthroid 125 mcg what is the quantity per dose?
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Mention 3 nursing priorities when administering Vancomycin medication?
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a prescription reads morphine sulfate 8 mg stat. the medication sample reads morphine sulfate 10mg/ml. the nurse prepares how many millimeters to administer the correct dose?
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An IV bolus of regular insulin 0.33 units/kg is ordered to an adult weighing 138lb. The label reads Regular Insulin 100units/ml. Give how many units
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The nurse is reviewing an antibiotic prescription for a patient. The patient tells the nurse that she is taking an OCP and asks the nurse if there will be any problems with the antibiotic. What is the…
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What category of muscle relaxants would be ideal for a patient needing intubation? Depolarizing Nondepolarizing Direct acting Centrally acting
if a client was diagnosis with depression, which treatment is the best? Why is this diagnosis and treatment the best choice?
What dose will you administer the patient for the following order? You have Depo-Provera 400 mg/ mL available. Round to the nearest tenth. Do not enter units in your answer. Order: Depo-Provera 0.55…
A patient with a cardiac problem needs to be administered quinidine. The physician orders the oral administration of the drug. 1. What are the nursing interventions involved in the administration of q…
how can beeswax be used for preparing a stable suspension? Explain it using reasoning, mechanisms, and equations.
Interprofessional Case Study – Stroke MN is a 78-year-old female who was just admitted to the hospital due to a moderate stroke.MN is having weakness and limited mobility on the left side of her bod…
what effect do antihistamines have on secretions of the upper respiratory system?
In Introduction to Management , Which of the Management Theories is most applicable in Pharmacy? (Explain)
Please compare and contrast the use of Western blotting, immunocytochemistry and ELISA techniques to determine the expression of proteins. Please describe why RNA interference experiments are used in …
Discuss the following questions, making relevant arguments. Provide citation link for each question. 1.Throughacentralvenousline,atwo-year-oldinfantisreceivingtemporarycomplete…
What would you do as a allied health professional to protect privacy and confidentiality for your patients in your healthcare environment?
Locate one scholarly article discussing the impact of genetics on at least one pharmaceutical treatment. Summarize the article and compare its recommendations to current practice.
the head nurse sends student nurse to evaluate a patients postoperative pain. After entering the patients room,the student observes the patient conversing and joking with her friends.The student decid…
CYP2D6 is a drug metabolizing enzyme that is highly polymorphic. 1.Describe 5 CYP2D6 alleles, include their prevalence in the general population, their prevalence in various ethnic groups, and the imp…
A clinic Nurse Practitioner has been assigned a 49-year-old female patient who has a history of diabetes. A recent diagnosis of hypertension has been made, and the patient has been prescribed a thiaz…
A drug is given at a dose of 12 mg/kg to a 55 kg adult. After non-comparmental analysis, it was calculated that the AUC of the drug was 876. Calculate the total clearance of this patient. unanswer…
young adult female. A young adult female client who is planning to become pregnant asks the nurse if she can continue taking isotretinoin for cystic acne, Which information is most important for the n…
please help me answer the following PART 3 Glassware/ Apparatus/ Equipment Image Use Soxhlet apparatus Clavenger apparatus (lighter than water) Clavenger apparatus (heavier than water) Rotary Evaporat…
Jason is a 40 year old male, and weighs 60kgs, was prescribed clindamycin for cellulitis when visiting his family a few weeks ago. Since then he has developed very watery diarrhea for 2 weeks. When he…
histerlin helps regulate the production of what hormone?
please give me solution. A safe maintenance dose of aminophylline is 0.36 mg/kg/hour. It is supplied as 100 mg/100 mL. Your patient is 130 pounds and is receiving 20 mL/hour. How many mg/hour is your …
Cultural Competency Case Studies Please respond to each prompt and include sources 1.Conflicting Values and Stereotypes: Two pharmacists feel differently about dispensing a drug that could…
When calculating liquid medications after reconstitution, it is often necessary to convert the desired dosage to the household system of measurement. Why is this the case, and what potential problems …
Health Science Theory Introduction To Pharmacy/ Healthcare Math Name: Period: Date: Now that you know how to convert in metric complete the following problems: 1) 9,213,406 mcg 5) 52 mL L 2) 284 mg g …
The racial difference in drug pharmaco*kinetics seen in American Indian or Alaskan Natives are:
- b) Comment on the usefulness of uniformity of weight test in pharmacy c) Comment on your results with reference to pharmacopoeial standards
Topic : What drives the high cost of pharmaceutical drugs? Pharmaceutical manufacturers also spend significant amounts of money on promotion/advertising. How does this play into the price of drugs and…
Can you explain the mode of action, side effects and counselling required for :- A) sodium valproate B) olanzapine C) carbamazepine D) Lithium
A 31-year-old female client has been taking dantrolene for several years with good effect. The client has presented to the clinic because she has just had a positive home pregnancy test. In addition t…
Amlodipine (brand name) Classification: Indication: Side effects/ adverse reactions: Nursing Considerations:
A patient present with the following symptoms nausea, vomiting, diarrhea. he has a history of drug abuse and possible hepatitis C. what could be his diagnosis. Patient’s home medication included synth…
demonstrate knowledge of the COSHH and health and safety requirements related to receipt of pharmaceutical stock
You are to administer 2.35 million units of a medication. On hand you have a 100 ml. bottle of oral suspension containing 4,000,000 units/5 ml. How many ml will be needed to give the ordered dosage? R…
Thyroid Task 3, Case Study: At your workplace during a MDT meeting you are asked by one of the GPs for your advice on a pregnant patient with hyperthyroidism aged 26 years old who is in her first t…
Mr. Ramirez is reordering his sublingual nitro. He rarely uses it, but he always gets the bottle with 100 tablets in it. SL nitro also comes in bottles of 25. Of course, as you know, the company would…
- What are the usual pharmacological treatments for the patient’s primary condition?Specifically, be prepared on: a. HMG-CoA Reductase Inhibitor: atorvastatin
what 3 teaching point should the nurse include about furosemide with the client that has heart failure
Define “tall man” lettering, what is the purpose? What are two nursing assessments a nurse should provide for herbal/natural medications? List two nursing considerations for over-the-counter drugs.
Your female patient presents with a temperature of 103˚F, nausea, and pain on urination. She has a urinary tract infection and will be treated with sulfamethoxazole and trimethoprim. What classificat…
A 43 year old male, BMI = 37 is experiencing symptoms associated with depression. He is hesitant to start medication for fear it will have a negative effect on his sex life with his new partner Which …
Please Answer These Question. Name 2 organs which are part of endocrine system? What is meant by the term ” Legend Drug”? Pharmacy technicians can perform almost all of the duties of a pharmacist exce…
A nurse is evaluating the effectiveness of cromolyn for a 14-year-old client. What would the client verbalize to show evidence the medication is effective? Suggested Pharmacology Learning Activity: …
Yourpediatricpatient is in the clinic fortheir annual flu vaccination. The mother explained that her son does not do well withintramuscular injections. Give examples of alternatives to adminis…
5 MINUTES LEFT ON TEST !!! Which of the following changes takes place as a person ages? Select one: a. The amount of blood pumped by the heart per minute increases. b. The size of several body organs …
Mr. E is a 65-year-old, African American, male Source: Self, reliable source Subjective: Chief complaint: “I am here for my check-up.” HPI: The patient presents for his routine three month che…
please send answer as fast as possible without explain Which statement regarding resistance to antibacterials is TRUE? a. Mutation of aminoglycoside binding site is its main mechanism of resistance b….
What nursing action would you perform for client with urolithiasis?
why do we take some groups of antidepressants more than others?
anti-infective Teen A., a 13-year-old, has come to the clinic with a fever, sore throat, and cough that she has had for 2 days. Her therapy posterior pharynx is reddened with patches of purulent exuda…
Explain the purpose of the tool formularySource, 2)Explain Why the online source/tool can be trusted, 3) Explain The usability of the source/tool for provider or patient 4) Explain Any risks of usin…
Why are SSRIs considered more tolerable in the treatment of OCD over Tricyclic antidepressants?
Order amoxil 125 mg p.o. q.8hr supply bottle of amoxil (powdered) with instructions to add 12ml of water to obtain a pediatric oral suspension of 50 mg/ml
How is cromoglicate etc theorised to work? A. It depresses the exaggerated neuronal reflexes – ie. it suppresses the response of senxory C fibres to capsaicin irritant and may inhibit the release of p…
Choose a medication type from the following list, note why the medication is used, and consider adverse effects. Invent a scenario where giving this medication could result in an ethical or legally ch…
- Compare and contrast vomiting, diarrhea, and constipation. 2. Explain the predisposing factors for peptic ulcers. 3. Describe the mechanism of action of H2 blockers and name 3 drugs. 4. Describe th…
The nurse is teaching a client with coronary artery disease about a newly prescribed medication Atrovaststin. The client plans to take the medication in the morning with breakfast. which food choices …
What are some ways pharmacies can increase their profit? Are there services that the pharmacy can offer in addition to dispensing medications that can enhance income? What things can be done to help r…
tutoring help is needed with veterinary nursing pharmacology assignment question. Patients that have been on PercortenV and are switching to Zycortal, have to begin the new protocol just as if they ar…
Could you please give me a good example of a FTA for the above ( how the manufacturing process can have a negative impact on product quality and patient safety). I am new to this area and rather that …
Format: Word document in APA format, using a minimum of five evidence-based resource articles, not older than three years, and the course textbook. Ten pages maximum. Assignment Details Case Study: Co…
A sample of an ionic compound that is often used as a dough conditioner is analyzed and found to contain 7.591 g of potassium, 15.514 g of bromine, and9.319 g of oxygen. What is the empirical form…
Jessica was 11 years old the last time was immunized. She is going on 13 now. What vaccines should be administered for her to be caught up?
MCQ Q1: The sensory brain area devoted to fingertips is larger than that devoted to toes. This suggests Select one: a. One is more skilful in controlling ¦nger movement than movement of the toes b. F…
you pull the chart for Walter Roberts, and you notice that five patients named Walter roberts are seen at this practice. what information would you need to find the correct chart?
- An intravenous solution of AVELOX contains 500 mg of moxifloxacin hydrochloride 2.5 mg/mL). 8a. Calculate the percent concentration of moxifloxacin hydrochloride. 8b. Calculate the volume of soluti…
Discuss the musculoskeletal system as indicated below: discuss important strategies necessary to maintain bone health.
Hi, I have a drug test in a fe weeks time. I have the following list of drugs to memorised below, how do yall memorised drugs indication, dose, side effects etc quickly? Are there any tips or advice? …
Order: D51/2NS 1000 mL at 125 mL/hr. How many hours are required to administer the following fluid at the given rate?
- What are the microscopic structures common to all leaf drugs, bark drugs and rhizomes? Refer to pharmaceutical botany books.
The __________ is the mechanism of action of MAOIs. Question 35 options: a) blockade of postsynaptic receptors b) inhibition of degradation by enzymes c) inhibition of neurotransmitter reuptake …
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Discuss the differences between typical and atypical neurolepticdrugs
Tyrosine gives rise to a family of catecholamines that does not include ____________ a) Dopamine b) Norepinephrine c) Epinephrine d) Cortisol 2. Which of the following gives rise to γ-amino butyrate?…
The nurse is asked to participate in medication reconciliation for one of the patients for which the nurse is providing care. Medication reconciliation is a new process for the nurse, who seeks guidan…
Topic: Endocrine Conditions/ Diseases Pick 1 Endocrine Disease Do not summarize the disease unless necessary to explain lab tests Indicate if this is a disease commonly screened for, or if it is tes…
A patient will soon begin targeted therapy as a component of her treatment plan for chronic leukemia. The nurse is conducting health education about this new aspect of the patient’s drug regimen and t…
Why are Antitussives generally not recommended for patients with COPD?
Identify and describe two substances that can interact with H1 antagonist (blocker) antihistamines. Then, identify two substances that can interact with H2 antagonist (blocker) antihistamines. After i…
The nurse receives an order for dopamine 5 mcg/kg/min. Dopamine 200 mg in 500 mL of normal saline (NS) is available. The patient weighs 280 lb. How much medication will the patient receive in microgra…
- The prescriber orders 25 mg of a medication. The label reads 0.03 g per 10 mL. Give?
a nurse is caring for a client with a prescription for erythromycin (E-MYCIN) to treat a urethral infection.the client also takes daily prescriptions for lasix +furosemide) and warfin (coumadin).for w…
- A medication order states, infuse 1 unite (480 mL) of packed red blood cells (PRBC) over 4 hours via infusion pumps. The IV pump must be set to ________ mL/hr? (Record answer as a whole numb…
The doctor prescribes phenytoin to be given 5mg/kg/day in 2 divided doses. The client weighs 33 pounds. On hand is a vial labeled 26mg/ml. How many ml will the nurse administer per dose? The healthcar…
Through any resources available to you, locate a study published in a peer-reviewed journal describing the synthesis of either a synthetic cannabinoid or synthetic cathinone.Describe the synthesis o…
- Finish the analogy and explain why it works pharmacologically (how does the blood-brain barrier fit in as well): Cocaine hydrochloride is to Cocaine as amphetamine is to ??? 2. Freud was almos…
Your client weighs 75 kg. She is to receive 0.004 mg of Dopamine per Kg of body weight per minute. You are to add 400 mg of Dopamine to 500 mL normal saline. The tubing drop factor is 60gtt/mL. How m…
The patient who has been prescribed lithium for a diagnosis of bipolar disorder asked why blood tests are required on a regular basis. Which provider responses demonstrate an understanding of why the …
- Find a Web site that lists the top 100 or top 200 drugs ordered by a prescription. Which anxiolytic or hypnotic drug is most frequently ordered? How many anxiolytic or hypnotics are in the top 50 o…
CASE STUDY # 1: A CASE STUDY ON PARKINSONISM Patient and setting: Kylie, a 70-year-old female; neurology clinic CC: “My medicine is wearing off on me, I am getting some add movements about 30 minut…
The nicotinic antagonist that blocks acetylcholine from its receptor site, thus causing muscle relaxation is? Patients undergoing an eye exam could expect to receive a mydriatic eyedrop containing? Th…
Hampton University School of Pharmacy PHA 484: DDM III Cardiovascular Case CASE I Chief Complaint “This is the worst pain I have ever felt in my life.” HPI GR is a 52-year-old female admitted to the E…
What is a dual action mode of 5-Fluorouracil? Describe the aims of cancer chemotherapy in case of malignant diseases.
- Calculate the quantities of the individual ingredients given the formula and mitte quantity. (3 marks) Rectal ointment Nifedipine 0.2% w/w Petrolatum qs ad 30 g Available: Nifedipine capsules cont…
1.)The World Health Organization claims that prescription opioids are the main driver of the current opioid epidemic (See page 15 in the slide deck: Focus on Opioid Deaths in the US). Evaluate t…
Explain which titration method you think is most important in the pharmaceutical industry, explain briefly?
tutoring help is needed with veterinary nursing pharmacology study assignment questions. Case Four 4. Mrs. Squirts calls because Hershey is having severe diarrhea all over her new white living room ca…
1/68 year old man is hospitalized for possible pneumonia. his past medical history is significant for three outpatient forces of antibiotics over the last two months with tetracycline, erythromycin, a…
Question 4 1 out of 1 points A patient is receiving vancomycin as an IV infusion. He starts to experience the symptoms of "red man syndrome." What causes this reaction?
Despite being called the common “cold,” lower temperatures alone won’t make you sick. In fact, the exact opposite is true. “Cells that fight infection in body actually increase if you go out into the …
LW is a 32 year old female patient who comes to your medical clinic for primary care.She has been on hormonal contraceptives for years, although she’s just been married and has stopped her pills in …
1) why should essential oils be used in dentistry ? 2) what are the healing properties of essential oils, which ones help with pain and anxiety – Mention at least 5 essential oils and explain their be…
Case Study: Acute Asthma Patient Information Chief Complaint “My boy has trouble breathing and he keeps coughing. His albuterol isn’t helping.” Social History Lives with foster mother and two si…
What is pneumonia, symptoms, treatment (Ciprofloxacin in the treatment of pneumonia -Uses, doses and side effects). own words – Apa style.
Direction: Create a script for 8-10 minutes conducting HEALTH TEACHING on IMMUNOLOGIC DRUGS in general to an actual person as your patient that is with you in your home.
Aspirin is a monoprotic acid called acetylsalicylic acid. Its formula is HC 9 H 7 O 4 . A certain pain reliever was analyzed for aspirin by dissolving 0.105 g of the drug in water and titrating it wit…
Janice Wiggins is a 45-year-old African American woman. She is in the hospital for an elective hysterectomy. She is to receive morphine via a patient-controlled analgesia pump postoperatively What …
what are the factors that affect the dynamic equilibrium: absorption, distribution, biotransformation, and excretion?
answer pls IV. A new IV cephalosporin has been approved for treatment of bacterial skin infections, including infections caused by methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). It is the first b…
could you also include working out. thanks.. Constructing Dose- Response Curves (antagonists) (23)1 In the presence of a (reversible, competitive) antagonist, you need more agonist to get the same res…
A.. Answer the following: 1. Enumerate the “rights” of drug administration 2. Briefly but concisely discuss policies under the following Republic Acts: A. Generic act (RA 6675) B. Comprehensive danger…
Complete the chart below by putting an X in each column if the heading applies to the drug. NSAIDsOphthalmicOTCIV diclofe…
As a biologist currently undertaking field work on Gruffalo Island, you notice that in a population of 951 gruffaloes, purple prickles (P) are dominant over oranges prickles (p). You observe that ther…
05/08/19 Homework Assistance: Question #1: EO is a 68-year-old female with complex health needs who has been referred to you for assessment and management of her conditions. Her Past Medical Histor…
Pharmacy calculations 25. Prepare a mixture of 300 mL of 70% al- cohol and 200 mL of 95% alcohol. What is the percentage strength of the final solution?
When offering counseling of a new medication to the patient, what are some considerations related to ensuring the patient’s privacy?
Create an imaginary profile of a family of three to four members providing details such as sex, age, health status, nutritional status, and medications for each member of the family. Develop a scenari…
Pharmacology 1301 Question 5 (5 points) Which statement indicates that the parent needs further education on correct dosage administration to their child? O a) "I use a household teaspoon to admi…
Please I need reference for the following assignment.
icd-10-pcs code for This 39-year-old male patient presents today due to ongoing treatment for alcohol addiction using a 12-step approach. He has made significant gains in identifying situations that t…
Provide reasoning for partial credit. 1. Sympathomimetic agents activate: a.Nicotinic receptors b.Muscarinic receptors c.Adrenergic receptors. d.Somat…
Select an antiarrhythmic, antiplatelet, or anticoagulant medication. Share the mechanism of action of this medication and hints for monitoring, side effects, and drug interactions of which one should …
Client safety is a major objective when administering medications. a. What actions will the nurse take when interpreting medication orders? b. Discuss various safety mechanisms that have been implem…
Question 62 A person has been diagnosed with acute lymphocytic leukemia (ALL) that is positive for the Philadelphia chromosome. What statement by the healthcare professional is most appropriate? (…
A 76-year-old patient suffers from CHF and dependent edema. Her feet and legs often swell to twice their normal size. The patient takes 80 mg of furosemide (Lasix) each morning. The nurse knows it…
Medications: Penicillins oIndications oContraindications oAdverse reactions
The hospital pharmacy, at St. Humber Hospital, received a prescription for hydromorphone 2.0 mg sc q3- 4h prn. It was interpreted as a hydromorphone 20 mg sc q3-4h prn. The Narcotic Technician, sent h…
Identify 5 groups of drugs that inhibit bacterial protein synthesis. Give 3 clinical uses for each group. What are the four first-line agents used in the treatment of tuberculosis? Give the associ…
A patient who is at risk for osteoporosis will begin taking the selective estrogen receptor modulator raloxifene (Evista). Which statement will the nurse include when teaching this patient about the …
(Q1) Calculate the quantity of heat passing through a stainless steel dish whose effective area is 200 cm2 and whose thickness is 4 mm in a period of 5 minutes, if the temperature of the outer and inn…
1.Give the definition/description of the following ( cite your sources/links) ; Epilepsy Migraine Tension headache Parkinson’s disease Alzheimer’s disease Anxiety disorder (include the different types…
What conclusion should the nurse draw when a client’s digoxin level is reported to be 2.2 ng/mL when he should be taking digoxin every day?
What should be the role of Senior management in problem solving and handling human errors?
Cholinergic agonists mimic this primary parasympathetic neurotransmitter
Mrs. Jones recovered from her recent hospitalization for treatment of AKI secondary to pyelonephritis. During her hospitalization, it was discovered that Mrs. Jones has developed early signs of Conges…
What two code sets focus on pharmaceutical codes? CPT and
Hi I need 2 examples of : •Journal used in primary literature and the area covered by this journal . •Textbook used in tertiary literature and its features ( specialty )
Make a list of the responsibilities of a hospital pharmacist in the requisition andprocurement of medicines. Make a flow chart on how the hospital pharmacy acquire their medicines. How does this…
A patient treated for a deep vein thrombosis developed heparin and juice thrombocytopenia what should be done to help this patient? 1) Reduce heparin infusion 2) begin aspirin therapy 3) discontinue h…
you are caring for premature neonates withRDS.the neonate prescribe beractant (survanta)intratracheally.what are the most essential nursing considerations for this patient? why?
A 45-year-old male has a family history of heart disease. The client’s blood work shows a very high cholesterol level. He understands that cholesterol can come from a food source but would like to lea…
May side effect ba yan?”, asked by the mother to Toni as she was administering OPV to the client’s daughter. Cristina responded correctly if she says:
explain one by one those hypertension drugs in tagalog ( explain it clearly) Diuretics Beta-blockers Angiotensin Blockers of the angiotensin II receptor Calcium channel antagonist alpha Antagonist…
Asap. 1. In the case of the compounding pharmacy that supplied contaminated drugs, which of the following is CORRECT? O a. The cause was detected after the first death and the damage was mitigated by …
In local anaesteics, what is meant by use-dependent and use independent mechanisms tht help reach their biological target?
What is the purpose of understanding markups as a pharmacy technician? What effect does it have on you, your company, your customers, and the pharmacy industry at large? Support your response.
M.S is a 65-year-old African American retired schoolteacher. She complains of left calf pain when walking a couple of blocks. She states the pain goes away after she rests for 5 minutes. M.S is reques…
A patient has been placed on high-dose therapy of selegiline. What foods should the nurse educate the patient to avoid or limit while on this treatment regimen? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY Hamburger and…
PLEASE DONT POST ANSWERS BY PICTURES 1-If you have two drugs, (a.) how would you determine which one was more potent? (b.) How would you determine which had the higher efficacy? 2-If you have a…
What is the importance of pKa and patition coefficient in predicting the pharmacological properties of a local anaesthetic?
Hello, i’m stuck here. Indicate the antimuscarinic drug, which is used as a mydriatic (dilation of the pupil of the eye): 0 Homatropin Olpratropium 0 Neostigmine OPilocarpine
Match the following drugs with their pharmacologic classification (Column A), type of receptor interaction (Column B), and nature of drug mechanism (Column C). Type in the CAPITAL letter of your answe…
An NP prescribes an oral elixir medication for a child who is to take 1 tsp PO bid. When counseling the child’s parents about administering this drug, the NP should tell them to
Will reviewing the medical records of a patient who is scheduled for surgery, you ascertain that the patient is at risk for which of the following related to a prescription or metformin (glumetza, rio…
Please ASAP. Thank you. Question Write Summary and describe in detail the points mentioned below.. Introduction: General topic ofstudy, Author’s researchquestion, Variables andhypotheses. Design…
The displacement volume of sodium valproate is 0.7 mL/800 mg. What is the volume of water, in mL, to be added to a vial containing 400 mg sodium valproate to produce a solution with a concentration…
A 52 yo male who is having a partial colectomy for Stage I colon cancer is needing pain management postsurgery. What is your recommendation? Pt has history of alcohol and prescription pain med abuse.
_____ can be safely used in asthmatic patients. Select one: a. Propofol b. Methohexital Incorrect c. Midazolam d. Ketamine
what is LC50 and LD50? what is difference between them?
What is the daily recommended dose and limits for Calcium and vit D
A nurse is caring for a client who is taking digoxin to treat heart failure. Which of the following factors predisposes this client to developing digoxin toxicity? Having a prolapsed mitral valve Havi…
A physician has ordered peak and trough levels of a medication . When would the nurse schedule the trough level specimen ?
Susan Sanchez is a 54-year-old client with a history of diabetes mellitus, hypertension, smoking, and obesity. On a recent physical exam, her total cholesterol level was 350 mg/dL, her LDL was 210 mg/…
Mix 2 grams of Lidocaine in 500 mL 5% D/W. Run it at 2 mg/min. How many gtts/min will you run the IV?
What information will the student put in the column related to the mechanism of action of finasteride in the treatment of BPH?
What are the clinical manifestations of a myocardial infraction?
Please d0nt c0py the question thankyou. please provide the reference thankyou again (Herby – akapulko and yerba buena) (Woody – calamansi and insulin plant) Research on the following information about…
Please help me with A-D. I’d really appreciate it. I’m confused and very struggling with these questions. Thank you so much.. 13 Ding inhibin NT Inayme nhaw of NT Drug Books Drug inhibits release of…
Find someone who is taking a drug that falls among the following classifications: Nitrates, Beta-Blockers, and Calcium Channel Blockers. Remember, you don’t need to go around. You may find them throug…
Developing drugs to alter the course of aging and other natural processes How do you explain both sides of the issue in an unbiased manner and how can this affect our lives? Do you or not agree with…
The physician ordered Cefazolin 1 gm every 8 hours to run over 30 minutes. If the pharmacy sends up the cefazolin in a 100 mL bag, what will the rate of infusion be?
The medication order reads penicillin 1.2 million units into Musco injection daily available is penicillin 500,000 units/ML how many milliliters should the nurse prepare for the correct dose
- In the absence of other drugs, pindolol causes an increase in heart rate by activating beta adrenoceptors.In the presence of highly effective beta stimulants, pindolol causes a dose-dependent, re…
When a protease inhibitor is included in antriretroviral therapy, the following adverse effects could occur Answers A – D A Lactic acidosis B New onset of diabetes of deterioration of glucose control …
Which of the following are absolute contraindications of thrombolytic therapy: A.Active bleeding, B.Any history of stroke, C.Major surgery or trauma in past 2 months, D.Confirmed BP &g…
question about multiple choice question I got wrong: The length of time for plasma concentration of a drug to reach steady state is a function of the drugs? A) dosing regimen, B) route of administrati…
An 86-year-old patient is being discharged to home on digitalis therapy and has very little information regarding the medication. Which statement best reflects a realistic outcome of patient teaching …
19 -GABA analogs :: -Which position of the GABA is derivatized to obtain gabapentin & pregabalin? -What is the mechanism of their absorption? -Among these two, which one is considered as the rigid…
This question focuses on glaucoma patients. What drug classes are used to reduce intraocular pressure? Describe three nursing interventions to consider with these drug classes.
Compute the amount of medication you will give to administer one dose of the following medication orders. Assume all tablets are scored, when necessary. Order: Axid 0.15 g p.o. b.i.d. Suppl…
Tutoring help please. View Assessment G apple watch band – G… E SGR Sigma Gamma R… E Apple Watch Band Re… X Question 18 4 Points X Aspirin is commonly used for all of the following except: A car…
A food effect study was conducted for a cholesterol lowering drug that is being registered in India. The absorption was consistent between Caucasian and Indian subjects when the quantity and type of f…
Which class of antidepressant exhibits a high degree of food-drug interactions? A- SSRI’s B- MAOI’s C- TCA’s D- Lithium
1.If 8 dr of a drug is ordered by the doctor, the nurse will safely administer: A ½ oz B 1 oz C 1 ½ oz D 2 oz (2.) A 76-year-old patient suffers from CHF and dependent edema. Her feet and legs of…
John B. Heart is a 51-year-old male who has smoked one pack per day since the age of 20 (31 pack years). He has no current diagnosed medical problems. He became concerned and came to the emergency…
True or False 1. Neuronal reuptake inhibition of catecholamines decreases adrenergic activity. 2. Celiprolol has bronchodilating effects. 3. Epinephrine physiologically dilates the pupils 4. Ideall…
For each of the following effects, identify whether it is related to an action at α1, β1, or β2 receptors, and whether that action is that of an agonist or antagonist. i. Decreased heart rate. ii. …
- A patient is prescribed scopolamine transdermal patch to help with motion sickness while on a cruise. What education should the nurse provide the patient to alleviate the common adverse effe…
Question 2 of 30 A nurse and a nursing student are discussing the plan of care for a patient with schizophrenia. The patient, who has been taking a high-potency FGA for 2 months, has become restless a…
A 16-year-old female comes to the physician’s office because of menstrual cramps. She had menarche at age 13. Her menses lasts for 4-5 days, and she has 28-day cycles. For the first 2-3 days of her me…
What is the clinical significance of the ABCB1 gene transporter. What polymorphisms exist in the genes that encode the factor and what is the resultant effect of the polymorphism? How is the factor te…
25years old female present with history of left sided headache for one year ago on of every week throbbing and moderate to severe assocated with vomiting and photophobia… Normal fundus and CT of the…
digoxin liq 0.1mg/ml Disp. 20ml sig 10mcg/kg daily a pharmacy stocks digoxin 125mcg tablets. The tablets will be crushed for a child weighing 44lbs. How many digoxin tablets are needed to compound the…
Acidic urine augments the antibacterial action of the following drug? A Gentamicin. B Sulfadiazine. C Cotrimoxazole. D Nitro-furantoin.
Need answers Experiment 4: Post-Lab Questions 1. What would happen if you did not wait for the solution to settle down (as in step 4)? 2. Many solution compounds include two or more different ingredie…
strength on the "type" line of the label. 3. You need to prepare a 47 ml of a 24% syrup/soda "prescription." To do this, you can use the 80% syrup solution and the 10% soda solutio…
Question You have to give a drug to a patient. The volume of distribution is above average. Clearance is average. The dose is: a) Lower than usual b) Usual dose c) Higher than usual
A client has a long-standing diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease and has been taking carbidopa-levodopa for 2 years. The nurse has observed that the client is experiencing less and less benefit from the …
Hey, neither of the tests I have taken for my course are on here. The questions I had were more difficult then the ones in the exams on here that are labeled as the tests I took.
A nurse is preparing to administer ipratropium by metered dose inhaler. What adverse effects should the nurse instruct the client to monitor for?
Please thoroughly discuss the four processes of pharmaco*kinectics.Secondly, discuss the concept of first pass effect and why it is of importance.Thirdly, discuss which routes of medication adminis…
A client who has developed stage 3 renal failure has been diagnosed with high phosphate levels. To avoid the development of osteodystrophy, the physician may prescribe a phosphate-binding agent that d…
A patient has been taking one 325mg OTC aspirin every day. Since aspirin is an acidic substance, he begins to have heartburn, for which he starts taking daily OTC Maalox, an antacid (alkaline) medicat…
please fast answer without explain 7Which of the following statements about half life is correct? Select one: Drugs with long half-life are excreted rapidly from the body The half-life of certain drug…
Case #1: Your alert and oriented 68 yo Hispanic English-speaking primary care patient, Maribel Garcia (DOB 7/7/1948), presents to your primary care clinic with a shoebox full of medications. She has…
Explore and Read : CDC: http://www.cdc.gov/drugresistance/about.html(Links to an external site.) About Antimicrobial Resistance: A Brief Overview Consider the following questions for discussion: H…
Colorectal Cancer Case Study; Discussion Question 1 What are the typical signs and symptoms of bowel cancer that should alert a healthcare professional to refer to a specialist? 2 Comment on Mrs KT’s …
Marianna M. is a 61-year-old female who is in the clinic for a check-up. Her last examination was 5 years ago. She has no complaint other than leg numbness and tingling from time to time. She also rep…
Medication assignment Medication Fentanyl Valporic acid Donepezil Based on the 3 lists of medication please provide the following: 1.Medication Name: Include generic and Trade Names Mechanism of Actio…
Help please!?! Order: " I.V. 2/3 & 1/3 at 75 mL/hr with 20 mEq KCI added per litre" Available: KCI 30 mEq/20 mL a) How many ml KCI are added to each bag? b) How many ampoules are needed …
What is the target tissue for T3 and T4? What is the target tissue for TSH? What’s the difference between synthetic and natural forms of thyroid hormone? What is the treatment for hypothyroid? Identif…
Your patient is peri-menopausal and would like to use an herbal product, what do you recommend? Which natural product helps to prevent bacteria from adhering to the urinary tract and bladder wall? Whi…
An 45 year old man states he is not going to get the injectable flu shot because he got the flu the last time he got the flu shot.And he states he heard the flu vaccine was not effective and people …
Case No. 2 John Doe, a 58 year old forklift operator was admitted to Grace Sloan Memorial Hospital due to newly diagnosed chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. He had hypertension for the past one …
A doctor writes a prescription for 200ml of Bactrim solution for an ear infection.The pharmacy technician uses 50g of the powdered drug from stock. What is the percent strength of the resulting solu…
Propose a Phase I and Phase II metabolites on zolpidem and explain why the metabolites are possible in this reaction.
What monitoring/ lab tests etc are completed with the three main groups of lipid lowering drugs? a) Fibrates, b) statins C) Resins please list resources used
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What are the expectations for your final project? What should the final deliverable look like? Post three questions you have about the final project or the course. These can be any three questions, in…
Chapter 10: Parenteral medications and administration Pharmacology Please respond to the following questions below. Use resources and your own critical thinking to respond. I encourage you to put som…
I am needing tutoring help with this pharmacology assignment. Thank-you in advance The following is a sample of a portion of a dmg monograph: Chemistry — Drug A is a semi-synthetic derivative. It is…
What are the therapeutic actions, indications, pharmaco*kenetics, contraindications, adverse reactions, and drugs to drugs interaction of Cholesterol absorption inhibitors medication?
Sodium bicarbonate has an angle of 31.5 degrees with a cone height of 11.5 mm. what would be the expected diameter in cm?
Blockade of acetylcholine receptors can result in all the following EXCEPT: Question 5 options: a) dry mouth. b) motor deficits. c) cognitive deficits. d) blurred vision.
What is the difference between atypical antipsychotics and the older typical ones?
Penicillins are an important class of antibacterial agents, characterized by the presence of a β-lactam fused to a five-membered thiazolidine ring, that inhibit cell wall biosynthesis. Penicillins ac…
Place the parts of the heart in the correct order 1- 10 of how the blood flows from entering the heart to exiting the heart to the body. Aorta Left atrium Left ventricle Pulmonary vein Bicuspid…
A cat has his locus coerlulues cells surgically damaged. Assuming that you see changes in his behaviors (because let’s face it cats sleep all the time even when intact), what behavioral change might y…
draw a diagram of the drug discovery and development process from target identification through new drug application (NDA) submission. Be sure to include: key outcomes at each step, approximate number…
Question D2 Miss AB is a 23nyear-old patient with cystic fibrosis. She was diagnosed shortly after birth and has been well controlled for the past few years. However, she was recently admitted to hosp…
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PHA105 Compounding. Calculate the amounts required to make 12 floz of: Morphine Sulfate 1g Syrup 400 mL Alcohol (90%) 80 mL Tincture of Orange 3 mL Distilled Water qs ad 1000 mL Paragraph B E E
QUESTION 17 1.Which of these practices is most apt to contribute to time related medication errors? A. Avoiding the use of abbreviations B. Documenting in military time C. Giving HS (hour of…
The nurse is teaching a recently graduated colleague about the prevention of resistance to anti-infective drugs. What process would be most likely to produce microbial resistance?
whitch are immune systems or nervous systems ? 4. Imuran Term 4 5. Polyclonal antibodies Term 5 6.Zenapax Term 6 7.Prozac Term 7 8.Zoloft Term 8 9.SSRI’s Term 9 10. Rapamune Term 10
The drug of choice to treat otitis media in children is O amoxicillin. O azithromycin. trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole. O ciprofloxacin. Question 13 (2 points) E Listen The process by which drugs enter …
The physician has ordered KCL 30 mEq p.o. daily.The medication is supplied as 40mEq/10 ml. How many mL will you administer?
What is Macular Degeneration and how is it diagnosed and what is the treatment? What is the cause and treatment for dry eyes? What is the difference between cataract and glaucoma? If someone offered y…
Do you think most over the counter medications are safe? What about herbal medications? Please explain.
- Anti-hepatitis B agent’s most severe adverse effect is A. bone marrow suppression steatosis C. lactic acidosis D severe skin reactions
- Ordered: A wound irrigation order calls for 60mL ¼ strength normal saline solution tid. The nurse needs to prepare the irrigation solution by adding sterile water to the saline. W…
Please answer q 38-39-40 38. Which of the following is associated with an increase in chest cavity volume during inspiration: a. Contraction of intercostal muscles b. Relaxation of the diaphragm c. Co…
Explain and fully analyze the therapeutic classes of medications used in the treatment of hypertension. Give examples of when they would used first line, second line etc.
For following drug classifications write the medications and their actions (long response) 15 For following drug classifications write the medications and their actions (long response] a) b) Amoxicill…
Arrange the procedures in chronological order to achieve the desired characteristic. TEST: Dissolution Test Phosphate buffer is added for the next 3 hours at 1 hour interval. Determine the rate of …
- The parasympathetic nervous system works by activating cholinergic receptors on various organs.Look at the following table to learn the names of the cholinergic receptors and the organs wh…
Explain why omeprazole changes or does not change systemic levels of these two medications. (2-4 sentences) ketoconazole: digoxin:
How many ml of a 15 % solution of sodium chloride and how many mL of water should be used to prepare 1 liter of 0.9% solution of sodium chloride?
What would be the day supply for Zonegran50mg#90 iii po qd?
Calculate how many ml of 50% dextrose solution and how many ml of water are needed to prepare 4.5 L of a 1% solution
While reviewing the plan of care for the client with a deep -vein thrombosis, the nurse sholud expect to see which of the following orders/interventions/ Medications.Select all that apply.Monitor for …
PHARMACOLOGY DOSAGE CALCULATION KINDLY ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED PROCESS AND STEPS FOR ARRIVING AT YOUR ANSWERS. Change to equivalents within the system: a.100 mg = ______…
- Client was prescribed morphine IV 0.05mgikgfdose now and every 2 hours as needed for moderate to severe pain. Morphine is available in parenteral dose of 2mg/mL. How much medication should the nurs…
- A) Drug M is an antibiotic that is eliminated via the kidneys. Its Vd is 0.23 L/kg and clearance is 0.012 L/hour/kg. Calculate the half life of Drug M if it is given to a 70 kg patient. …
One of your obese patients is coming to review her recent lab values. Her A1C is 12.1. She just cannot seem to commit to an appropriate nutritional lifestyle. There were no other abnormalities with he…
Here is the URL below. https://www.coursehero.com/sg/anatomy-and-physiology/synapses-and-neurotransmitters/ If, for example, an acetylcholine motor neuron is activated, this can cause an action potent…
answer to quiz questions 1. A primary care MP is aware that many patients in the community use herbal remedies to treat various conditions. The HP understands the importance of: {Points : 2]: learning…
In which order would the nurse take these prescribed actions when caring for a client with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) who is admitted with fever, increased dyspnea, and oxygen satura…
a condition that results from a tumor, and greatly impacts the endocrine system is acromegaly.Compare and contrast the therapeutic effects of drugs used to treat growth failure versus acromegaly.
If each 5 ml syrup contains200mg ofFerrous sulphate, how muchFerrous sulphatewill be present in5L syrup? Select one: a.200g b.20kg c.240mg d.120g
a patient is admitted to the hospital with unstable engina and will undergo a percutanous coronary intervention. which drug regiment will the nurse expect to aminister to prevent thrombosis in this pa…
21)Hepatitis A, B and C viruses a)are all DNA viruses b)typically enter the liver via the hepatic portal circulation c)have a strong tropism for hepatoc…
Mr. H is a 47-year-old mildly overweight man who comes to the walk-in clinic complaining of muscle pain and weakness in his arms and legs. He has been taking a statin medication for the past 4 years a…
What is the mechanism of 5-Fluorouracil toxicity? (relative to the cardiac system)
when answering the pharmacy’s phone,you should properly identify: a. The place of businessand yourself by name b. The hours of operation c. The caller’s name first d. Whether the pharmacy is having a …
1, 500 mL NS over 8 h utilizando un set de gotas de 20gtt / m * i * n , a las 2 horas aún quedan por infundir 1,375 , ajusta el flujo según corresponda. Calcula la duración o la cantidad de tiempo …
Why monitor kidney function because vancomycin can affect renal function. also suggests that the patient also be monitored for nephrotoxicity and ototoxicity, which 2 additional lab tests would help d…
Learning Problems Part A: Percentage Calculations 1. CLOBEX lotion contains 0.05% w/v clobetasol propionate in 118 mL containers. Calculate the content of drug in milligrams.(3 pts)
A 12-year-old client with a history of psychosis has been prescribed thioridazine PO in three divided doses. The client weighs 110 lbs. The nurse consults the drug guide and confirms that this medicat…
5/2 Men taking testosterone (or its derivatives) as performance enhancing drugs often have low fertility rates. Explain the mechanism behind this. Testosterone gels, used to treat testosterone de…
Below are the results of stimulating an isolated rat ileum (part of the small intestine) with an agonist. The agonist’s molar concentrations are presented in the leftmost (first) column (Example, 3E…
the physician. 2. Many solution compounds include two or more different ingredients. Why is it important to know the solubility of each of the ingredients prior to compounding?
Viruses with negative sense, single stranded RNA genomes: Select one: 1. Are always maintained episomally outside of the nucleus 2. Require generation of a complementary strand prior to being ut…
Millie Larsen (DOB: 1/23/26) wad admitted two days ago with exasperation of congestive heart failure (CHF). Client has history of hyperlipidemia, hypertension, diabetes, and atrial fibrillation. Diet …
SM a 56-year-old white man presents in his physician’s office due to back pain. He was admitted to surgical unit in preparation for back surgery after conservative treatment for a recent back injury f…
- A nurse is preparing to admin Bactocill 750mg IV bolus.The nurse reconstitutes Bactocill 250mg vial with 2.8 ml sterile water to yield 300mg/1.5mlHow many ml should the nurse admin?
QUESTION 2 A car is moving on a straight road, and the car’s position (measured in meters) is x = 3.1 + 0.3 t 2 + 0.092 t 3 where time t is in seconds. What is the car’s acceleration at t=…
When a drug is eliminated from the body it is known as metabolism Oa. True O b. False
Chapter 33, Reproductive system Discuss estrogens hormone category, including what type of hormone it is, where it is produced in the body, and what its action or purpose is. Include in your discuss…
What is the total solubility of a weak acid (S) when pH of the solution equals to the pK a of the weak acid. It’s S o is 0.01M? 2a) What is the total solubility of promethazine HCl (MW=320.89) a…
Assignment- Administering Medications answer and explanation Today, Samra Belkovich, RMA, is working with Dr. Miller at Pearson Physicians Group. Four-year-old Owen Russiano has been brought by his ba…
HUMAN RESOURCE TASK BASIC CASE STUDY; For the most part, the human body does not contain minerals. Scientifically speaking, a mineral is a naturally-occurring inorganic crystalline solid with a single…
What things can be done to help reduce expenses in pharmacies?
- A woman prescribed the highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) for HIV/AIDS has become pregnant. What is the effect the woman’s pregnancy is expected to have on her drug regimen? a. She must …
What is serotonin syndrome? List the presenting symptoms of serotonin syndrome and treatment
Calculate the dosage per min (in mcg/min) to the tenths, and the mL/hr flow rate. (Express the mL/hr flow rate to the nearest whole number. Simplify your answers completely.) A 5 mcg/kg/min dosage is …
How does ibuprofen differ from celecoxib? 2. How does ketorolac differ from the other NSAID? 3. How does acetaminiophen measure up to NSAIDs? 4, How do you counsel someone who is post-transplant recei…
A nurse is preparing to administer a drug to a client. In which of the following section of the drug handbook should the book look to determine the drug has more than one use?
the number 34 is all ready answer thank you PART 2 1.What is the purpose of preliminary screening of plant constituents? 2.How the types of the plant are constituent present in…
You are considering prescribing Penicillin for your patient, what is extremely important to assess first and why?
ANSWER ALL 9 QUESTIONS ABOUT THE 2 DRUGS DRUG CLASS DRUG CLASS 1.IV Methyl prednisone 2.Non-Opioids Dextromethorphan 1.Expec…
Anaphylaxis is a severe allergic reaction that is potentially life-threatening. Symptoms of anaphylaxis include wheezing (difficulty breathing), and a rapid pulse rate. The primary treatment for anaph…
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- WEBCA Question 67 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 P Flag question In a patient with liver failure who is taking a medication that relies on the renal route of elimination, which of the followi…
tutoring help is needed with fill in the blank questions for pharmacology assignment. 16. When administering glucocorticoids to a patient, the client should be told they will very likely see their pet…
How many millimoles of K+are represented by 3.5 mEq of KCl? (atomic weight, K = 39 g/mol)
The 70-year-old female who was admitted to the hospital to rule out bowel obstruction continues to have nausea and vomiting. The client remains slightly confused and weak. Bowel sounds are absent in t…
Question 22 (2 points) Frequent blood pressures of a patient with a history of hypertension should be monitored if he takes which medication for allergic rhinitis? Mometasone Pseudoephedrine Monteluka…
Show the work ofal suspension, 250 my smit. How many me will the patient receive in 24 hours? 8. Order: Cefazolin (Ancef) 750 mg IM Q6hr. Available: Ancef 1 g/3 mL sterile water. How many ml will you …
A dose of 4 mg/kg/day of oral Plaquenil can be recommended for certain children suffering from lupus. What would be the appropriate dosage for a patient who weighs 47 kg?
Pharmaceutical care is the direct responsible provision of drug therapy for the purpose of achieving definite outcomes that improve the patient’s quality of life. How does this differ from the discoun…
Name of the productand the drug contained. What form of a transdermal system is the product? What indication is it used for? Read carefully through the label and provide the duration for which…
What three (3) teaching points should the nurse include about furosemide with the client that has heart failure?
answer question 1-5. 9:01 tiveness in health improvement, mini- mization of benefit to patients within a similar group, and improved quantita- tive and qualitative utility. 9 Critical Thinking Questio…
Explain how evidence-based medicine is used to determine clinical treatment? please list resources used
Describe the basic concept of key and lock in Pharmacology. Discuss the different classes of receptors.
The nurse is reviewing the client’s admission medication orders. What order should the nurse question? O a. Digoxin .5 mg orally now-give one dose only O b. Furosemide 20 mg IV every 4 hours times 3 O…
- Apixaban b. Fragmin c. Arixtra d. Pradaxa 40. Select the correct mechanism of action for Pradaxa: a. Oral direct Factor Ila inhibitor d. Oral Factor Xa inhibitor b. Injectable direct thrombin inhib…
Using the label below, how many mL are contained within the vial? (Place only the numerical value in the blank) mL NDC 10019-906-05 RX ONLY *Each 1 ml of aqueous solution contains ondan- setron 2 mg a…
What is a steady state in reference to drug administration?
What is the medical science concerned with the use of drugs in the treatment of disease? * Pharmacotherapeutics Pharmacology Pharmacoepidemiology Pharmacognosy Pharmacogenetics Which of th…
Which statement is correct regarding MedWatch? Question 6 options: a) It is a form designed by the DEA to monitor mistakes regarding narcotics errors. b) It is a mechanism for reporting clinical t…
- A) What are some of the factors which contribute to drug response variability? B) What is the genetic basis for variability in drug responses?
Describe malignant hyperthermia. Which drug is commonly used to treat it and why?
References: Receptor and Drug Types. BIOPHARM & PHARMAco*kINETICS. https://accesspharmacy.mhmedical.com/book.aspx?bookID=1592. I. Modified True or False Type TRUE on the space provided if the given…
Four months later, J.T. is back in the ED with shortness of breath, palpitations, and dizziness. He is connected to the cardiac monitor and has ventricular tachycardia. What is the evidence-based t…
Briefly describe some of the features associated with acute animal models of human disease.
- What are the ways to prevent the acquisition and spread of diseases associated with microorganisms? 2. What are the importance of pharmaceutical microbiology in the prevention of various diseases? …
Which term describes the rapid hepatic inactivation of oral drugs after being absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract and carried to the liver?
Digoxin may cause a type A adverse drug reaction due to?
Describe the differences between acute and chronic pain? Discuss the clinical manifestations and etiologies of acute and chronic pain.
What is the significance of hyperlipidemia and the development of vascular disease? What are the normal total cholesterol, LDL, HDL and triglyceride levels? What levels increase the risk of developing…
- List the names, actions, possible side effects, and adverse effects of commonly prescribed corticosteroids and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs).
Need help with lower questions N677 Advanced Pharmacology Week 7 Case Study:Drug Identification and Management Your 42 yo Caucasian male primary care patient, Jason Fielder, (DOB 3/3/1976) presents …
A 70-year old male presents for his 6-month recare appointment with the hygienist, to be followed by an appointment with the dentist for extraction of a maxillary second molar with supereruption and i…
Betty, a new allied health professional, is given an order by the physician to administer a dose of medication to Mr. Jones, but she cannot read the physician’s handwriting. It looks like Cerebyx, a…
In this written assignment, select one cultural factor such as health beliefs, language, perception of time, environment control, etc. and apply it to a selected ethnic group. The paper will include t…
Why is it important to assess a patient and the medication to be administered, when it comes to dispensing non-parenteral and parenteral medications? Start off with a general discussion, then finish w…
Solve. 5. How many milliliters of 1:10,000 w/v solution are needed to provide a 50 mg dose? 6. How many milliliters of 1:750 w/v solution are needed to provide a 0.01 g dose? 7. How many grams of dext…
You all are directed to collect brochure/ leaflet of any two commercially available veterinary products of the same generic drug and compare them in the following criteria please. Product APIs Therape…
TOPIC PHARMACEUTICAL Discuss the use of hyphenated pre-seperation techniquies in ION Mobility spectrometry and the development of IMS in high-resolution mass spectrometers. You should compare and cont…
1)Each group should develop flash cards for assigned group of drugs used to treat obstructive pulmonary diseases.Develop flashcards that describe the therapeutic actions,indications,pharmaco*kinetics, …
- Enumerate and explain the key preventive strategies in order to control and mitigate various avian and other zoonotic infections. 2. Outline a summary report of the current status of polio eradicat…
Disruptions in the hematologic systems can have disastrous effects in the human body. What are two diseases that might be present in the hematological system and how does their mechanism disrupt norma…
Which of the following opioid analgesics is a strong mu receptor agonist? a) Naloxone b) Morphine c) Pentazocine d) Buprenorphine
Drug Name, Humira: 10 mg/0.2 mL. What is the molar concentration of Humira? (assume the molecular weight is 150 kDa) The answer is 3.33 micro Molar or 3.33 x 10^-4 uM. With all the information above, …
available treatment strategies for CAP in an adult outpatient with comorbidities.
PLEASE ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS !! a) Consider an economy described by the following equations (all amounts given in billions of pounds): C = 100 + c1YD; I = 150; G = 250; X = 350; The marginal propensi…
a public health nurse is providing educaiton on antiviral medications to a group of medical-surgical nurses. which statement by one of the nurses about non-HIV antirval drugs best demonstrates underst…
A 50-year-old male with a past medical history of hypertension and a history of palpitations presents for follow-up of his hypertension. He is adherant with a low sodium diet, exercises 150 minutes we…
Heparin 45,000 units IV in 500 mL D5W Available: 10,000 USP units/mL
What is the expected outcome with treatment for cushing syndrome? What are some other issues that people could face who suffer from cushing syndrome in the future?
What are the pharmacology and pharmaco*kinetics aspect of nicotine transdermal patch, Nicotine Lozenge, Nicotine Gum, Nicotine Sublingual tablets, Nicotine Inhalator and nicotine spray?
How is Neuropeptide Y (NPY) synthesized/produced and How is released?
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As a Health information management, explain the features of a medication reconciliation application as an argument for EHR implementation. Also, discuss how the medication reconciliation function coul…
- A patient VDC 0000-0000-00 16. A patient is to take 200 mcg of a drug receives 2.8 mL 20 mL Multiple Dose Vial each morning. The medication is of the atropine ATROPINE available in a 0.4 mg/5 mL s…
Hello, i’m stuck here. kindly.. One patient took hydrochlorothiazide to treat high blood pressure. the patient’s doctor has just ordered the addition of spironolactone to the treatment of the patient….
Kindly save time on this its urgent Question 1 What is the Bernheim impact and the opposite Bernheim impact? Question 2 Benevolently clarify why the left half of the heart is more inclined to illness….
Substance Abuse Case Joey is a 30-year-old Italian-American graduate student studying counseling at an online university. He was drawn to the program in hopes of learning more about himself. Joey even…
A nurse has provided education to a client with hypothyroidism who has a new prescription for levothyroxine.What statements by the client would indicate they understand the instructions?
A 10 year old child weighs 90lb. a physician orders ibuprofen to be given Q4h for fever. The usual adult dose is 600 mg Q4h. Ibuprofen 100mg/5mL is available medication. What is the weight of the dose…
Discuss and review the results of the study. Discuss at least FOUR pros and at least FOUR cons of the study experiment/design. Discuss the limitations of the study, if applicable. Elaborate on the imp…
Show Solution and Final Answer 1. An antibiotic is to be given after surgery at a dose of 20 mg/kg. If a 750 mL solution was prepared containing 10% w/v of the antibacterial agent, how many milliliter…
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the patient has sodium ferric 125mg ordered IV once daily for anemia. The sodium ferric is available in 100ML NS and should infuse 1 hour. Using tubing with 20gtt/ML drop factor. how many drop per min…
whan taking a patient history, what important question should always be asked each time the patient is seen in the office or clinic?
What is the advantage of the 2nd generation anti histamine? Short duration Minimal crossing BBB Highly effective antiemetic All of the above
Describe a rheological behaviour you would expect to observe in a physically cross-linked gel (30% of marks)
One of the drawbacks of using activated charcoal is that it ____. Question 23 options: a) is too risky to use in most poisonings b) is often abused by persons with anorexia or bulimia c) is not …
Use unit analysis to show how to calculate the mass of 17.2 mL of… Use unit analysis to show how to calculate the mass of 17.2 mL of chromium . See the table below for the density of ch…
What nursing interventions and or principles can the nurse used to successfully resolve this dilemma?
6 2 points You are seeing a 29-year-old female who has been diagnosed with Factor V Leiden. Presently she is taki warrant adjusting the patient’s Warfarin dose? O 2.4 O 2.7 O 1.7 C 3.0
The nurse is providing education about albuterol. What adverse effects should the nurse include in the education? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY Group of answer choices Tachycardia Tremors Nervousness Drowsi…
What is the initial treatment for uncomplicated hypertension (HTN)? What common reaction might someone expect after taking a sublingual nitro – how would you explain it? A common concern of antidysrhy…
- Which of the following medications binds to viral host cell, blocking viral entry, protein synthesis, viral assembly, and release? a. Interferon alpha-2b (Intron A) b. Ribavirin (Copegus, Ribasph…
- dry cough is common characteristic/side effect of which of the following medications? Losartan Lisinopril Metoprolol Hydrochlorothiazide 2. The suffix -olol is associated with which class of medica…
The only information provided to view/download is class notes. This is provided from the class professor. NO New Information Do you have anything to offer other than class notes for Pharmacology 5301?…
Compare Atropin (basic drug, pKa = 9.9) and Penicillin G (acidic drug, pKa = 2.8) solubility in gastrointestinal tract. Calculate % drug ionization in stomach (pH =2.0) a in intestine (pH =8.0). Which…
What is the recommended routine immunizations for 65-year-old patient who has not any immunizations for the last 10 years
How do collagen, elastic fibers, and proteoglycans differ with respect to their roles in maintaining the mechanical properties of tissue?
- Compute for the actual weight of each tablet. (Answer should be in mg Example: 59mg) 2. Compute for the amount of each of the five (5) components to be added during the compounding of the batch. …
- The physician orders morphine 0.06 mg/kg, IVP, every 6 hours for pain. Available is 10MG/5ML. The infant weighs 10 pounds. How many milliliters per dose will the infant receive? Please show work in…
record your answer as a whole number. A patient with dehydration who is receiving an intravenous infusion of 0.9% sodium chloride at 125 mL/h develops pulmonary crackles. The health care provider orde…
- A woman with numerous chronic health problems has been diagnosed with a benign gastric ulcer has begun treatment with ranitidine (Zantac). Which of the following teaching points should the n…
Pt is using a fentanyl PCA pump for management of pain but the physician would like to convert the patient to an oral morphine. What would you recommend? Listed below are the current PCA pump settings…
I recieved a new order for amoxicillin 475mg q12 hours via GT. When I looked up the medication, I found that the safe dosage for amoxicillin is 25-45mg/kg/day. My patient weighs 47.5 pounds. What woul…
- Order: Kanamycin (Kantrex) 1 g po Q6hr x 4 days. Available: Kanamycin capsules, 500 mg. How many capsules will the client receive in the 4 days he is to receive this medication? 16. Three liters o…
CASE STUDY Mrs. B is an elderly patient who you have seen for routine dental care for the past 10 years. She is a friendly woman who religiously makes and keeps appointments and enjoys her visits and …
Order:Administer 500mg of vanomycin . IV piggy back in 60 minutes q12hours.The medication is available in 100mL of NS. How many mL/hour will be given ?
Assign the ICD-10-CM code(s) for: 45-year-old female patient who is seen in follow-up for acute deep vein thrombosis of right distal lower extremity which is worsening, currently treated with Coum…
A physician prescribed 5mg/kg g day of a drug for a patient who weights 132 pounds. How many 100mg tablets are needed for a 2 week prescription? Please show breakdown.
Every pack of cigarettes bears a warning against smoking from the Surgeon General, listing all the types of lung damage that smoking can cause. And yet, smoking continues to be a widespread activity, …
What is the difference when we medicate end of life patient vs stable patient
Jane Sands (DOB 10/12/1997) has been diagnosed with an acute asthma exacerbation from a viral illness. As part of her treatment plan you will prescribe a steroid (tapering dose) over two weeks. The me…
Questions: 1. List the six (6) rights of medication administration. 2. What assessments should be made prior to administration of the following medica tons 3. What is the action of each of the medicat…
- discuss briefly the benefits of integrating traditional medicine into the national healthcare scheme 2. itemize the procedure involve in the extraction, isolation and purification and structural el…
A client with heart failure is receiving furosemide and digoxin at 0900. What assessment findings would indicate a need to withhold the morning dose of digoxin and furosemide? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY op…
For generalized anxiety disorder, it is better to start the patient on Zoloft or buspirone and why?
For each of the following, think about the association between incidence and prevalence. Incidence formula in words: ________________________________________ Prevalence formula in words: __________…
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A physician had ordered Normal Saline 0.9% 1000 ml to infuse over 8 hours. How many ml/hr will the pump be set to run?
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A 34 yo female comes into ER after being involved in MVA. She is screaming in pain. What is your recommendation for pain management?
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A patient in the clinic reports heartburn 30 minutes after meals, a feeling of fullness, frequentbelching, and a constant sour taste. The patient has a normal weight and reports having a high-stress j…
Q1. Which beta-blockers are licensed for use in heart failure? Q2. List 5 counselling points that are important when a patient is started on a beta-blocker for cardiac failure. Q3, List 3 …
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The patient is to receive 150mg ofAmpicillinIV q8h. The 250mg vial reads “reconstitute with 2.3mLof sterile water to yield 100mg/cc.” How many mg will the patient receive in 24 hours?
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You need to prepare a 30 mL solution of a 1:6 syrup solution. you have on hand a 50% syrup solution and a 1:200 soda solution. how many mLs of soda solution do you need to create this final solution?
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A nurse is caring for a patient who is taking multiple medications. To help ensure that adverse drug reactions are prevented or minimized, the nurse will do which of the following? (Select all that ap…
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Pain reassessment is very important to ensure that the medication given provides sufficient relief for the patient. What would you do if a patient reported that the Tylenol provided no relief of her p…
A post-operative patient who received spinal anesthesia for a vascular procedure denies pain but complains of numbness in their legs and feet. What will be the first nurse’s best action
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Review the outlines submitted by other classmates in the course, commenting on strengths and opportunities. Offer your evaluation as a response in the discussion.
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600 mL of D5 0.45% NS were to infuse in 5 hours at 30 macrott/min. The drop factor is 20 gtt/mL. After 2 hours, you notice 250 mL remaining.
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Doctor’s Order: Kantamycin 7.5 mg/kg IM q 12 hr; Available: Kantamycin 0.35 Gm/mL. How many mL will you administer for each dose to a 157 lb patient?
In clinic today, a patient was started on a calcium channel blockerfor hypertension.According to JNC 8, when should provider re-evaluate blood readings to determine if dosage adjustment required?
Please help with detail explanation. Thanks Draw all possible Phase I and Phase II metabolites of atorvastatin (on the back), using the prominent metabolic reactions discussed in lecture. Draw all met…
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antacids,antibiotics and antithypertesives ,diurectives,and laxatives are examples of drugs categorized by which factor?
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1liter D5W to be infused over 10hours with 1gram of Penicillin in each 1000mLof D5W. Using drop factor, DF 15 What is flow rate drop per min ( gtt/min)
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A 72 kg female patient is started on a drug with an IV bolus dose of 180 mg. After 24 hours a dose of 80 mg is given, and after another 8 hours a dose of 120 mg is given. Using the principle of superp…
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If you place 30gms of dextrose into 1200ml of SWFI, what is the resulting percent strength?
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A pediatric client diagnosed with partial seizures receives a prescription for topiramate. Which information should the nurse provide to the child’s parents? A.Do not crush the tablet prior …
What should the “culture and environment of safety” look like when preparing and administering medications? Discuss a common breach of medication administration. Identify three (3) factors that lead t…
Interpret the following; Lithium level 1.6-2.0 mEq Lithium level >2.0 mEq\L Lithium level>2.5 mEq\L
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a client with heart failure , who is taking furosemide complains of muscle cramps and weakness in the lower ex implement ?
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Pain is recognized as the central nervous system’s reaction to potentially harmful stimuli that can manifest as physical discomfort. The presence of pain is also recognized as a subjective condition t…
Which is correct with respect to management of high LDLs? a)All guidelines suggest an LDL of70 mg/dl b)Intensity of the statin therapy is based upon how fast one wants to decrease the LDL c)The desi…
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Based on this essential oil: Eucalyptus Globulus Essential Oil Find a company that sells and provides information about this oil. Name of essential oil company: URL: What is the mission or philosophy …
Formulate 20% strength of embalming solutions for a longer period of time (3 months), if 10% strength is good for one month. What are the major location sites for injecting the embalming solution in a…
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Diuretics are a type of medicine that increase urine excretion. There are five different categories according to your action. Choose one of the five categories and then describe the following : Which …
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The nurse is reviewing the criteria for over-the-counter drugs. What are the criteria for over-the-counter status in the United States? A. The drug must be easy to use. B. The drug must have a favorab…
The body has a remarkable way of healing, specifically with tissue repair. Tissues are repaired by fibrosis and regeneration. What are the differences between the two types of tissue repair? Give exam…
Stage 2 Heart Failure. Defining Characteristics Antecedents Negative Consequences (WHAT MUST OCCUR/BE IN PLACE FOR RESULTS FROM IMPAIRED ANTECEDENT – CONCEPT TO EXIST/FUNCTION PROPERLYY COMPLETE WITH …
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All work must be shown in the space provided. Label must be shown in work. Order : 500 mL of 0.45% sodium Chloride to infuse in 12 hours by infusion pump. (the pump is capable delivering in tenths of …
D x Q=Amount to give H The physician orders 1g of chloral hydrate.On hand you have 500mg caps.How many capsules will be given to the patient?
How do I convert mLs to units of measurement, specifically if a patient is receiving 2 mLs of a medication how do I convert to know how many units of measurement.
The provider starts patient with type 2 DM on metformin (Glucophage) 500 mg and glipizide (Glucotrol) 5 mg orally each day at breakfast and atorvastatin 20 mg orally at bedtime.Compare and contrast …
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Phenethylamines O tend to act primarily on the serotonin transporter O tend to act primarily as hallucinogens vary in terms of hallucinogenic and stimulant effects O tend to act primarily as stimulant…
A client is taking enalapril Vasotec for hypertension. The nurse understands that clients taking this type of drug for hypertension need to be monitored carefully for A hyperkalemia B hypokalemia C hy…
name two drug reversal agent used to reverse opioid depression
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Would you please differentiate between these antibiotics in terms of pharmaco*kinetics and pharmacodynamics and advise which treatments are used for each one? would you also provide a couple of names f…
The healthcare provider orders a milrinone 40 mg/250 mL infusion for a client to be infused at 5 mcg/kg/min. The client weighs 180 lbs. The nurse should set the pump to deliver how many mL/hr? Round t…
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are where most patients purchase their drugs and usually provide 30 or 60 day supplies. O specialty pharmacies retail pharmacies hospital pharmacies O physician offices QUESTION 11 3 points Save Answe…
You have prepared an IV push with 5 mL of active ingredient mixed with Ringer’s solution to total 20 mL. What is the volume/volume concentration of the medication?
Close eye gently for 1 to 3 minutes as instructed by doctor to allow them medication to be absorbed. If another medication is needed wait at least 5-10 minutes before administering the second drop Pat…
42 “Typical” neuroleptic drugs ______ are antagonists of the Dopamine D2 receptor are antagonists of the 5HT-2A receptor. are associated with little or no extrapyramidal effects. …
Pharmacology Dosage Calculation 1.Order:Repaglinide (Prandin) 3 mg PO. Available: Repaglinide 2 mg scored tablets.How many tablets will the nurse administer per dose to accomplish the orde…
You inherit a new patient F. L. who has a history of “recent stroke.” He was recently (approximately 3 months ago) hospitalized, but you don’t have his records at the moment. The patient’s wife wanted…
calcular dias de tratamiento de administracion de insulina . EL medico prescribe Humalog 15 Unidades am , 10 Unidades lunch , 12 Unidades pm. Se despacha 1 vial . Cuales son los dias de tratamiento ? …
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Does the Philippines have the right equipment or the proper technology right now in delivering utmost pharmaceutical care to the patients? Discuss and elaborate your answer.
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Drugs for review: Clindamycin Hydrochloride Oxycodone hydrochloride-acetaminophen Enoxaprine List the drug class for each medication listed above.
List 5 different classes of drugs. List 1 medication (brand name and generic name) for each of the classes you listed. List 2 possible side effects of each medication you listed. List the route of adm…
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Explain in full details the cause(s) of Parkinson’s disease, and discuss how current and developing treatments may treat this disorder
How do you write a prescription correctly for the following situation: Kathy James 6/12/1960 comes into the office on July 10, 2001, she has hypertension and she needs a prescription for Metoprolol. S…
Case Study HARRY: Hey. I’m Harry. I guess I need to talk to you about the voices. I’m schizophrenic. And I tried Seroquel. I tried Zyprexa. I’ve taken Geodon, and Risperdal, the whole shoot and sheban…
Hello, How are anti-cancer drugs differentiated between cancerous and healthy cells? What is a good example we can use to illustrate this answer?
A child with sinusitis has been on antibiotics for seven days and his symptoms are not improving. All of the following are options to prescribe for the patient now EXCEPT:
- Question 17 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question LJ is a 34 year old female who started fluoxetine 10mg daily for depression 1 week ago. During her follow-up visit she confides in the…
A client with heart failure is receiving furosemide and digoxin at 0900. What assessment findings would indicate a need to withhold the morning dose of digoxin and furosemide? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY
- A woman with an inflammatory skin disorder has begun taking prednisone in an effort to control the signs and symptoms of her disease. The nurse who is providing care for this patient should …
Please answer the following questions 10) Which of the following parameters would help to differentiate between type 1 and type 2 diabetes? 1 Point O ketoacidosis O blood glucose level O cholesterol l…
72-year-old woman with angina had recent stent placement and is discharged on plavix and aspirin. What is the role of clopidogrel (Plavix) or Brilinta and aspirin in this patient? How long should she …
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vagin*l douche powder concentrate contains 2% w/w of active ingredient. What would be the percentage concentration (w/v) of the resultant solution after a 5-g packet of powder is dissolved in enough w…
What are the pharmacological effects of corticosteroids for treatment of asthma in children?
-focus on the medication levothyroxine. – scenario to develop a nursing care plan for this patient Thyroid Replacement Scenario: You are the nurse for Betty Almond, a 42 year o…
Order 60mg/kg/day in 2 divided doses. Available 100mg/ml vials. patient weights 125lbs. how many ml will you give per does?
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32.) Amitriptyline hydrochloride (Elavil) is used: A.) As a sedative. B.) To treat anxiety. C.) To treat depression. D.) To treat psychosis
Mrs. Peterson, age 49, comes to your office complaining of hot flashes several times a day and at night affecting her quality of sleep. Symptoms began about 4 months ago and have gotten worse and more…
An IV has 825 ml left in the bag at 1000. The IV is infusing at 31 gtts/min and gtts factor is 10. At what time will you need to hang a new bag of fluids? (Enter the answer using correct military time…
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You are to administer an IVPB of Zosyn 3.37gm in 100 ml of IVF over 45 minutes. The drop factor is 10. At what rate will you set the infusion pump? Round to the tenths
Use the identified drug labels to answer the following questions. 10. Refer to Label A. What is the storage information on the label? (LO 14.3) NDC 0073-3811-09 1300 11. If the order is for 75 mg IM, …
What would the nurse want to teach clients regarding OTC’s (over the counter) medications?
When a patient is being treated for anemia why do providers monitor hematocrit and hemoglobin
Fault Tree Analysis – Half Completed Worked Example Contaminants in a medicinal vial Glass vial shatters on line, three isuess?
how are controlled substances monitored in the pharmacy?
Describe the future potential of pluripotent stem cells and Alzheimers. Please provide citations.
- There is 10 grams of glycerin in 500 ml solution. It’s known that 300 ml of glycerin weighs 165 grams. What is the specific gravity of glycerin? What is the percentage concentration (V/V) of g…
Case Study 1: John Tucker John Tucker, a 49-year-old truck driver, has a history of hypercholesterolemia and hypertension. In addition, he was recently told that he has chronic bronchitis after a visi…
Good evening! I need some help in answering my assignment below. Instructions: Discuss the different Clinical Tests and Toxicological Screening used in the investigation of toxicity. Give an example o…
ST NAME: CTO1 A primary healthcare provider prescribes 14 units of insulin to a client. What should a nurse do while administering this medication to the client? O Administer 14 units of medication Su…
A Nurse has just given an 83 year old patient a dose of an antinausea drug. Consider the patient’s age. What is the Nurse’s priority action regarding evaluation of the drug’s effects? ** hint: think a…
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How does a steroid help to prevent an from rejecting a new kidney?”
- Mr. Ahmed, a 67-year-old patient, is postoperative day 2 after a coronary artery bypass graft operation to revascularize his coronary arteries that were significantly blocked. He has a midline inci…
Compare and contrast the action potentials of automatic and non-automatic cardiac cells,and briefly outline the pharmacology of drugs targeting the different phasesof the action potential.
QUESTION 14 Match the hormone name with its function in the female reproductive cycle. + estrogen A produced by the corpus luteum that causes the lining of the uterus to thicken and secrete fluid to a…
What do you think is the reason why we need to create/use various dosage forms in administering medications? Can you justify your answer?
What are the good short-term goal and long-term goals for a dementia patient?
Differenatiate the types of doctors order. 1.standing order 2.single order 3.STAT order 4. PRN order
FILL IN THE BLANK Using the list of drugs from the exercise above, fill in the name of the drug to match the descriptions 16 selectively suppresses T and B lymphocyte activity by inhibiting an enzyme …
- How is the hospital setting used to contribute to the development of new drug products?
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QUESTION 1 l. A noncompliant patient slates, "Why do you Iilii’ant me to put this poison in my body?" Identify the best response made by the psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner {PM…
Hi, I would be glad if you help me to find and explain the questions below from the article. Thanks. Article: https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa1901963 1)What considerations need t…
Q2-TOX 2-A 63-year old man with a 40 pack-year history of smoking is seen by a pulmonary physician for shortness of breath.A chest x-ray reveals decreased lung density and chest expansion, consisten…
Your patient with asthma asks which of the prescribed medications should be used in the event of an acute episode of bronchospasm (i.e. an asthma attack). Which medication will you instruct the patien…
Assignment: Asthma and Stepwise Management Asthma is a respiratory disorder that affects children and adults. Advanced practice nurses often provide treatment to patients with these disorders. Sometim…
1.Which of the following agents is used for the treatment of neutropenia? Erythropoietin. Granulocyte colony-stimulating factor. Interleukin-11. Romiplostim. 2.Which of the following pati…
Question 1 (2 points) Saved () Listen A physician orders Phenobarbital 1 mg/kg tid for a child weighing 66 lb. What is the dose to be given? a) 10 mg ( b) 20 mg O c) 30 mg
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A 200 mg sample of white powder is collected at a crime scene.If extraction and GCMS quantitation shows that 80% of the sample is present as cocaine in the extracted sample, how much cocaine was pre…
Discuss three activities/actions that you will develop to support the promotion of a key strategy for the CDC. Each action/activity needs to be well designed and supported with at least one reference …
PLEASE REVISE IT FOR ME The nursing assessment for complementary and alternative therapies includes internal and external factors of the client. To identify, a thorough interview and physical assessme…
A client with advanced ovarian cancer has been prescribed pacl*taxel 160 mg/m 2 IV administered over 3 hours. The client’s body surface area is 1.6 m 2 and the drug is to be diluted in 250 mL …
Midazolam has been – prescribed for a patient to be administered by intravenous Mic injection 2 minutes before a as v colonoscopy. The nurse informs bef the patient that one of the most not common sid…
For instance you own a pharmacy drugstore, as a pharmacy owner, what is the best SLOGAN you can provide in promoting safe dispensing process in the workplace? With that slogan, the staffs and personne…
You are caring for a 25 year old patient with a new order for epi-pen as needed for bee sting allergy. Develop a teaching plan for the patient.
The unique, simple, and official name of a drug is referred to as?
Caroline received her prescription today from the pharmacy. She did not recognize the names on the prescriptions, because they were not the name brand that she had received in the past. The pharmacist…
what is the effect of low free fatty acid concentration on Apo protein C III and how can lead to Hyperalphalipoproteinemia disease ?
which of the following may occur with the therapeutic use of digoxin a)AV block b)purple toe syndrome c)decreased potassium levels d)increased lithium levels
The MD has prescribed 2mg Morphine IV q 5 minutes until pain resolves. Morphine comes in a 10mg/2ml tubex. How many mL should the nurse administer in the first dose to equal 2mg?
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Why does acetylcholine increase lacrimation, salivation, urination, and GI upsets? How does acetylcholine effect the parasympathetic nervous system?
Neurotransmission is unidirectional insofar as chemical and electrical conduction is concerned within the individual neuron. Of the following descriptions, which best characterizes the order of neurot…
- the three major classes of parasitic worms and their lay descriptions: nematodes (roundworms), cestodes (tapeworms), and trematodes (flukes). where these parasitic worms are generally found, and …
The metabolism of drugs is meant for the inactivation of most of the drugs Explain .
1.Drugs affect the cell function in a variety of ways. Briefly describe and provide an example of an agonist, a competitive 2.list factors that can influence the effectiveness of drugs in the body. De…
List 3-5 Nursing Diagnoses and their respective interventions (include the rationale for each intervention). Josephine Morrow
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what words of caution are prudent when discussing benzodiazepines?
Explain formula 4. Order( 200,000 units of penicillin/kg every day for a child weighing 46 pounds Give units per dose. Round to the nearest hundredth. hisblog som 00- amxovo edu/d21/le/content/1050951…
A health care provider (HCP) orders an IVPB (intravenous piggy bag) infusion of 500 mg of vancomycin mixed in 100 mL of NS to infuse over 30 minutes every 6 hours for a severe skin infection. At what …
A patient will start on an anti-seizure drug that has a half-life of up to 42 hours. When will the patient achieve steady state?
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Discuss Pharmaceutical Preparations and Analysis of a Medicine of your Choice GIVE ME SOME IDEAS that is good and unique but still have lot of resource reference for writing and suggest how should …
Propranolol can mask the hypoglycemic effect of insulin.What preventative measure should the nurse take when hypoglycemia is suspected in a client who is taking Propranolol?
- Genetic make-up has an influence on which of the following process as they relate to drug therapy a. The physiologic response to drug therapy at the site of drug action b. The immune response to dr…
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Doctor orders 12 mg/kg of Acyclovir. The patient weighs 115 lbs. Acyclovir is supplied as 100 mg/2mL. How many mL will you administer per dose? ___________mL Round weight to the nearest 10th kg. Round…
do you agree or disagree and why ? please provide reference do not use CDC as a reference Hello everyone, Patients should be aware of a few safety precautions when handling and taking chemotherapeutic…
A physician writes a prescription for a beta blocker for a patient’s cardiovascular problem. You know the patient has asthma. Should the physician put a prescription for a beta blocker for a patient w…
What are some of the barriers that a prescriber may encounter when starting a patient on insulin and how can they be overcome?
What term refers to the percentage of drug that reaches the bloodstream? O bioequivalent first-pass effect blood-brain barrier bioavailability Question 45 (2 points) E Listen Which drug is more likely…
To make a drug suitable for administration to a patient, it must be formulated into a preparation that enables it to be taken or given. Each route of administration has specific purposes, advantages, …
What is the syrup ipecac?Should syrup of ipecac be in your first aid kit at home? Why or why not? What is it used for? How does it work?What are the adverse effects or side effects if any?
Can you help me with these please. Not sure if I have the correct answers 15 A health care prescriber orders an insulin drip of 10 units of regular insulin per hour for a patient with ketoacidosis. Su…
When taking ketoconazole, fluconazole, itraconazole, or griseofulvin how long should a woman use contraception?
How can you use light microscopic finings to determine when cell injury occurred?
A patient with chronic kidney disease has been on dialysis for one year while awaiting a kidney transplant. He has begun to receive epoetin injections and asks the nurse why he must receive them. He a…
.What is a breakpoint value? Discuss its significance in success of a chemotherapeutic agent in antimicrobial therapy in veterinary medicine practice
The antiseizure drug, which induces hepatic microsomal enzymes, is: a) Lamotrigine b) Phenytoin c) Valproate d) None of the above
Tommy, a 55year old African male, has come in for his annual physical.He is healthy except for hypertension, for which he is takingenalapril10 mg daily.His father died at age 55 of a myocard…
What is emergency contraception and how is this different from regular contraception options?
Please refer to the attachment to answer this question. This question was created from Learning Module Chapter 41-56.doc.
Question 41 A man has balanitis. What action by the healthcare professional is most appropriate? select an answer from below Educate the man on the side effects of chemotherapy. () Perform a fin…
2- Mrs. Patricia drank 8 oz of water, 6 oz of orange juice. 2 cups of coffee for breakfast. Also the patient receives 2 g of Rocephin in 800 ml of ‘s normal saline. How many ml of fluids has she drunk…
Reading Drug Labels and Medication Orders 1. You receive the following prescription. What is the problem with the prescription as written? R methylphenidate 30 mg PO 1 bid #60 refill x 11 2. You recei…
Your client has been admitted with a fever of 102. Chest x ray has revealed pneumonia. a.Which medication would be helpful for this client? How will this medication help the client? b.W…
Instructions Research ten of the psychiatric drugs listed in your lecture handout or textbook. Explain how these drugs work, for what disorder they work, and what Schedule drug are they listed under a…
- A 60-year-old man has scheduled a follow-up appointment with his primary care provider stating that the omeprazole (Prilosec) which he was recently prescribed is ineffective. The patient sta…
40 units/kg/hr heparin IV. The client weighs 116 lb. How many units should the client receive per hour? Round to the nearest whole.
What risks are involved when healthcare professionals inject patients with medication?
Choose one First-line and one Second-line Antitubercular drug. Discuss the mechanism of action, indications, contraindications, and adverse effects of each drug. Which nursing interventions are most i…
kyle is 3 years old and received his last vaccination when he was 1 year old. What vaccines should be administered for him to be caught up?
A patient received lidocaine for the removal of an ingrown toenail.Seeping blood made it difficult to visualize the work area.Epinephrine is often combined with lidocaine to delay systemic absorpt…
- A nurse is preparing to administer amoxicillin (Amoxil) 300 mg PO. Available is amoxicillin 250 mg/5 mL. How many mL should the nurse administer? (Round to the nearest whole number.) mL 25. A nurs…
Drug Study. Choose between 2 scenarios: A) A 6 years old male is scheduled booster dose of DPT with fever. B) 62 years old scheduled to receive HIB vaccine.. Generic Name: Nursing Responsibilities Act…
Infusion rate 1.The infusion rate of theophylline established for a neonate is 0.08 mg/kg/hr. How many mg of drug are needed for a 12-hr infusion bottle if the body weight is 161b? 2.?…
How is nitrogen, phosphorus, arsenic, antimony, bismuth, moscovium each of the periodic table prepared? Outline the pharmaceutical uses of each of these elements. How is oxygen, sulfur, selenium, te…
Need help on how I would right a birth control script correctly for homework help week 7 NR 566 Scenario below: Maggie Little (DOB 8/17/1994) is here for her annual gynecological exam and she needs a …
As a scientist, you want to conduct an experiment to establish the impact of salinity stress on the expression pattern of an antioxidant related gene, Superoxide dismutase (SOD) in Arabidopsis thalian…
A patient who is taking an ACE inhibitor sees the primary care NP for a follow-up visit. The patient reports having a persistent cough. The NP should: Group of answer choices order a bronchodilator to…
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an 18-year-old patient admitted for treatment of Pseudomonas pneumonia who has been started on piperacillin-tazobactam (Zosyn).
In the Hospital Medication Flow Chart, who fills the medication order? Question 2 options: Nurse Physician Pharmacy Technician Pharmacist
36) Which of the following correctly describes polio virus and the diseases it causes? a) This enterovirus is spread by the fecal oral route b) It produces varying effects ranging from asymptomatic in…
Nancy is a new Nurse Practitioner with prescriptive authority.Already, her cousin has requested her to write prescription for her frequent UTI symptoms, a next-door neighbor asked her for advice abo…
Document a complete handoff report to the rehabilitation center nurse using situation background assessment recommendation ( SBAR)
answer Question Il What factor will not result in elevated blood pressure?
3 ml syringe, 1 ml syringe, 100 unit insulin syringe, or 50 unit insulin syringe Ordered: Lasix 10 mg IM, Available: Lasix 40 mg/5 ml, what is the Desired dose ? and what is the Syringe chosen?
Title is evaluation of method of analysis diltiazem -wording intro 100, and 700 plus for explanation -havard style reference A critical evaluation of the methods used for the analysis of XXXXX INTRODU…
Please describe the normal human insulin secretion pattern and its physiological importance. Explain how insulin formulations have tried to mimic these endogenous patterns. Lastly, for use in a closed…
Drugs that are bound to plasma albumin will have a larger body of distribution compared to drugs that do not extensively bind to albumin.
Please kindly write this assignment for me : TOPIC: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF REAL-WORLD DATA AND REAL-WORLD EVIDENCE ON REGULATORY DECISIONS REGARDING DRUG PRODUCTS IN THE US AND EU Introduction ?…
How are Gα and Gβγ associated with the membrane (be specific)?
According with the latest standards of care, what will be the medication regimen for a 55 year old white female referred to the PCP with new onset of: diabetes type 2 (random test over 200 w/ symptoms…
Drug Cards for the following medications that describe the Drug class, Prototype name, MOA, Major Adverse Effects, Drug Interactions and Contraindications, and Nursing Implications Diphenhydramine Cet…
Scenario : TM has been diagnosed with a blood clot in his right lower leg. 5,000 units of IV heparin was administered. Following the IV bolus, 5000 units of heparin was administered subcutaneously as …
B.J. is 62-year-old male patient with a history of alcoholism. Presently, he has 3+ pitting edema from mid-calf to his toes bilaterally. Fluid seeps from his ankles. B.J. has a protuberant abdomen tha…
Solve questions 1 thru 5 EXAMPLE 12-59 (State Board Examination June 3, 2009 – Form A) Rx 1 This question is worth 20 points. Exam General Hospital Bea Balm Albany, New York DOB 5/12/09 Hospital polic…
Listen What macronutrient is often referred to as sugars or starches? O fats vitamins O minerals O carbohydrates Question 26 (2 points) Listen What trace mineral is found in hemoglobin inside RBCs and…
The nurse has cared for an increasing number of clients who have antibiotic resistance. What principles should the nurse and the other members of the care team follow in order to prevent antibiotic re…
You are assigned to care for Mr. Jones, who is receiving chemotherapy. He is confused because his health care provider told him that the drugs he would receive attacked the cancer by diffusion and osm…
Case. MR is a 64-year-old man who is diagnosed with stage III B-cell non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma (NHL). He is scheduled to receive rituximab (Rituxan) and a traditional chemotherapy regimen of cyclophospha…
Nursing diagnosis for patient taking Codeine and morphine
Order: Ampicillin 200 mg IVPB q 6 h to infuse in 15 min. Available:Ampicillin 200 mg in 100 mL of 0.9 % NS. How should you set your pump (mL/h)?
Can you find any document regarding NSG 6005 final test?
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What pre-clinical and clinical testing would be required for a new drug to be approved in Canada? Describe the types of applications that should be submitted, the information that should be included i…
Give a brief overview of the laws and legislation which govern pharmacy practice management? Explain the role of clinical ethics and its impact on clinical pharmacy practice? please list resources
A 20-year-old newly diagnosed patient with schizophrenia has been on chlorpromazine and is doing well. Today the nurse notices that the patient appears more anxious and is demonstrating increased para…
■A drug solution has a shelf-life of 96 hours in the refrigerator (5°C). What is the estimated shelf-life at room temperature (25°C)? Q10value = 3
I don’t know how to do it, Can you help me to answer this? A customer visits a drugstore where you currently work and asks you about the percentage strength of these two products. The first product is…
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a patient weighing 125 lbs is to receive 37 units/kg/day to be delivered over 4 hours the solution is 500 units/86mL the drop rate is 15gtts/mL How many gtts/min should the patient receive?
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At your workplace during a MDT meeting you are asked by one of the GPs for your advice on a pregnant patient with hyperthyroidism aged 26 years old who is in her first trimester of pregnancy. She is c…
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Why is the use of Vancomycin limited in the hospital? What is it reserved for?What other class of drugs has been implicated in this problem?
Mr. Russell is a 73 year-old male Caucasian who presents to your clinic with complaints palpitations and intermittent light headedness for approximately for 1 month. He is currently being treated for …
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Explain how antihistamines, decongestants, antitussives, and expectorants differ.
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A nurse administers nitroglycerin sublingually to a client diagnosed with angina pectoris who reports chest pain. The medication is ineffective, so the nurse prepares to administer a second dose. Befo…
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Jackson’s chest x-ray film reveals a spontaneous pneumothorax. There is no apparent fluid in the pleural space. What chest tube systems can be used to treat his pneumothorax? Explain your thinking.
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sandra complains of constipation after being on seroquel for several weeks. contipation is likly caused by the binding of seroquel to which receptor .constipation
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An asthmatic client with a history of smoking one half pack of cigarettes a day is seen in the outpatient clinic and given a prescription for theophylline, a bronchodilator, to help control his asthma…
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You have been asked by your instructor to prepare a brief talk for a group of first-year college students on the drug 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA), which goes by the street name “ecstasy.”…
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Which form of cell communication is used to communicate within the cell itself and with other cells in direct physical contact?
TPN is provided by feeding a patient O through a G tube. by mouth. through an IV line. O through an NG tube. . Question 34 (2 points) Listen Which of the following drugs has the predominant side effec…
A patient mr x aged 62 years old newly diagnosed with hypothyroidism presents a prescription with the following items to you: Llevothyroxine 50mcg od x 28 Simvastatin 40mg od x 28 Q1) Is this the corr…
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Can I have some help with questions 51. Please?. 51. Order: Give Demerol 100mg IM Available: Demerol 50mg/.5ml How many ml will you give? 52. Order: 1 L NS IV to run at 125 ml/hr. If the IV bag was st…
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A 36 y/o female patient is hospitalized for a DVT. Home meds include birth control pills. She has no significant past medical history. She is a smoker. She has received 5 days of IV heparin therapy an…
A patient who has advanced cancer is receiving opioid medications around the clock to “keep him comfortable” as he nears the end of his life. Which term best describes this type of therapy? a. Palliat…
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WHAT WILL BE THE DOSAGE OF SYRUP AMOXICILLIN FOR A CHILD, WEIGHT 17.6KG, STRENGTH OF DRUG IS 400MG/5ML
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The patient weighs 79kg and has an order for 210 mcg of medication to be infused in 90mL of iv solution. The drop rate is 20 gtts/min with tubing delivering 60 gtts/mL. How many mcg/kg/min will the pa…
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Explain it clearly ” Why African americans are most likely to develop hypertension at an early age than Caucasians and why beta blockers are less effective to them?
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Analysis of antagonist potency in tissue (Schild analysis). Below are the results of stimulating an isolated rat ileum (part of the small intestine) with an agonist. The agonist’s molar concentrat…
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What is the mechanism that cause the cough in individuals on enalapril?
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What will happen if Bismuth subnitrate is combined with calcium carbonate.?
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These answers are wrong! Can you solve them please? Question 2 1 points Sav The 63-year-old male client receives a prescription for androgens. The nurse evaluates that the client understood drug teach…
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You’re short on ibuprofen stock solution, so you need to make as much as possible. You have 50 mL of 25% stock solution, and the prescription calls for 10% strength. How much of the medication can y…
Question 1 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question Question text Which of the following is an effect of obesity that is thought to cause insulin resistance? Select one: a. hyperinsulinemia b…
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A 75 year old diabetic female on an oral hypoglycemic agent becomes light headed has profuse sweating. Blood glucose is below normal. Which of the following agents is responsible for these findings?
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The client is a 46-year-old white male who works as a welder at a local steel fabrication factory. He presents today after being referred by his PCP after a trip to the emergency room in which he felt…
Where on the target cells are receptors for peptide hormones usually found and why? Select one: A. in the cytoplasm, because (most) peptides act via second messengers B. in the nucleus, because (most)…
For each of the statements below, select the most likely class of sedative-hypnotics that would be utilized. Provide a rationale for why you chose this drug class over other potential drug classes for…
each group should develop flash cards for assigned group of drugs used to treat obstructive pulmonary diseases.Develop flashcards that describe the therapeutic actions,indications,pharmaco*kinetics, co…
Make 2 tables comparing and contrasting #1 – Morphine with other narcotics considering similarities and differences, and #2 – Pentazocine with other narcotic agonists-antagonists, considering similari…
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What is the relationship between air resistance, gravity, and terminal velocity?
Mrs J. is a 66 yrs. old woman with diabetes mellitus.She presents with an oozing erythematous area on her left lower leg that began 2 weeks ago as an insect bite.The area was itchy but not painful…
Describe the ways in which synaptic transmission can be affected by various neurotoxins. Give examples that cover three different mechanisms, and use annotated diagram(s) where appropriate
How much 6% solution can you make by diluting 350 mL of a 15% solution? How much of a 12% solution do you need to produce 250 mL of an 8% solution? Two 1 L IV bags are to be administered at 150 ml/hr….
A nurse is preparing to educate a client with diabetes who has a new prescription for metformin. What should the nurse included in the client instructions?
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PLEASE MATCH EACH NUMBER CATEGORY TO THE CORRECT LETTER CHOICE TO FIND THE ANSWERS. 1 Albuterol (Proventil HFA) Xopenex (levalbuterol) Pirbuterol (Maxair) 2 Immune-mediated airway that is a chronic in…
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Differentiate and elaborate the meaning of the ff: sustained-release preparation modified-release preparation. Attach illustration/picture (or just the link of the picture) of each type (sustained rel…
Use the following scenario to answer Questions 7, 8 and 9: Lasix in 500 mL D5LRS Bolus Dose1 g Administer over 3 hours. 7) How many milligrams of Lasix will the patient receive p…
I need help with coming up with 2-3 questions on potassium-sparing diuretics. It could be a question on therapeutic actions and indications, pharmaco*kinetics, contraindications and cautions, adverse e…
which of the following medications when given intramuscularly is likely to cause postural hypertension a)haloperidol b)lorazepam c)benztropine d)chlorpromazine
A client is starting buspirone (BuSpar) for anxiety. In teaching him about this medication, it is important for the nurse to inform him of the following information? Question options: a) He must avo…
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Imagine that you developed and discovered a drug for cancer. What pharmacodynamic and pharmaco*kinetic profile will the drug possess? Explain and discuss it where I can see all the details that I neede…
1 1. Calculate the drip rate for 250 mL of IV fluid to be given via microdrip over a 12 hour period.
The nurse is assessing a client with diabetes who reports several hypoglycemic episodes during the past 3 weeks. what assessment question best addresses a potential causative factor?
Describe how PRN and STAT orders are handled as well as describing the role of the automated dispensing machine, at Hospital Pharmacies.
Order: Administer 1000ml of D5w over 6 hours. How many mL/he does the nurse administer the IV fluid. Round to the nearest whole number.
I Ja T NAME: CTO1 TIME LEFT : 00:19:34 hypertensive crisis. A nurse needs to infuse esmolol to a client weighing 65 kg. The dose on hand is 2,500 mg esmolol in 250 mL of fluid. The client requires a d…
Explain the scope of FDA regulation for medications in the United States. Will the FDA have regulatory oversight over the distribution and use of Cannabis, Cannabis-derived products including cannabid…
create an experiment that would show the effects of Ibuprofen vs Tylenol over a 3 month period. Describe the experimental set-up. Explain the controls and describe how validity and confidence in the r…
The doctor orders 25 mg PO daily in 3 divided doses of methylphenidate for Mr. Turner. He is to take the drug 30 – 45 minutes before meals. How many milliliters will the patient receive per dose? (1…
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Based on the Dennis Quaid twins case, how much more concentrated was the dose of drug they received vs. the dose of drug they were supposed to receive?
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What is the percentage fee that dispenser pays the wholesale for distribution ? A margin fee B recharge C standard fee D upcharge
The physician orders 1.2 mil of penicillin to be given intramuscular the medication vial reads 600,000 mg/ml how much will the medical assistant draw up into the syringe?
Forty-eight hours after the chest tube insertion Ms. Paul remains on mechanical ventilation. While assessing the chest tube system of a patient who is mechanically ventilated, you note small bubbles i…
name several types of inhaler devices and describe how they work?
Your new patient with early Alzheimer’s disease presents with the following medication list, Aricept 5 mg daily, ASA 81 mg daily, oxybutinin 5 mg bid, Metformin 500 mg bid. She is well groomed and acc…
1.The non-medical use of and addiction to alcohol has been a part of human cultures for thousands of years. Although most attempts to treat or cure alcohol addiction have produced limited successes, t…
The Neurological System Application-to-Practice / Case Study Questions Draw a tree/flowchart that shows how the nervous system is divided and where branches originate. Begin with CNS and PNS and go do…
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Identifies two (2) factors that can affect or influence the pharmacological action of drugs and explains how they can affect or influence the pharmacological action. Choose one of the national goals e…
Listen The menstrual cycle restarts approximately every 10 days. 28 days. 14 days. 7 days. Question 12 (2 points) Listen Which birth control product is an intramuscular injection given in the deltoid …
Evaluating and managing the side effects of psychotropics is an important part of prescribing. Some side effects can be safely monitored and managed by a PMHNP. While others may require additional tes…
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LC = Label Claim ATW = average tablet weight ACW = average capsule weight The following drugs should be analyzed for uniformity of dosage units by Weight Variation: Answer each question with either Tr…
Compare and contrast the benefits and drawbacks of treating chronic pain with pharmacologic versus non-pharmacologic methods. Please add references
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Used the smart sense link to complete the following ” patient education ” activity for each pharmacological agent listed below. Drugs to rewiew: Phenobarbitals , Diazepam , Carbamazepine , Phenytoin ,…
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Why are beta-blockers contraindicated in patients with asthma and diabetes mellitus? What is negative feedback effect and its relation to centrally acting sympathomimetic? include reference thanks
Match the following subtances with the correct pharmacodynamic target or mechanism of action: Substance Answers List of targets and mechanisms (options) Delasteryl Cyclooxygenase 2 Estrogen receptors …
Etanercept is an drug that blocks tumor necrosis factor alpha and is used for treating rheumatoid arthritis. Assume that clinical researchers have reason to believe that giving patients Etanercept plu…
Mr Clark is still unable to urinate 8 hours after surgery. Jared is now to catheterize Mr. Clark with a straight catheter. What is the most important principle for Jared to apply to the procedure? Ple…
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venn diagram. What I Have Learned List the differences and similarities between prescription and over-the- counter (OTC) medicines. Next, list what both types of medicines have in common.
Discuss the following medications with use with Bipolar Disorder: antipsychotics, mood stabilizers, andantidepressants. What anticonvulsant are approved for the treatment of Bipolar disorder? What a…
An 81-year-old male patient with chronic heart failure (HF) who resides in a long-term care facility has been treated with digoxin 0.25 mg, furosemide 80 mg, and potassium chloride 20 mEq once a day b…
Which of the following is NOT a correct step in the treatment of a snakebite? Question 16 options: a) Apply ice to the site to discourage further distribution of the venom. b) Administer appropria…
Which brain imaging technique uses x-ray to reconstruct a 3D imaging of the brain? a. PET scan (positron emission tomography). b. CT scan. c. MEG (magnetoencephologram). d. EEG (electroencephalogram) …
the pathophysiologic changes that must be considered when prescribing therapy for heart failure.
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Question 30 Not yet answered SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: Which of the following statement(s) regarding antagonists are true? Select one or more: O a. Antagonists mimic the effects of endogenous compounds O…
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A pharmacy technician asks the pharmacist if it’s suitable to substitute Fiorinal No. 3®for Sedapap®, which was prescribed, because of the nearly identical chemical properties of the two drugs. He…
T4.What are the clinical features of mercury poisoning? T5. What are the clinical features of lead poisoning? T6. What are the clinical features of nicotine poisoning? T7. What are the clinical feat…
Please answer the question in detail State the factors that, beyond blood pressure per se, are used to classify the severity of hypertension according to JNC 7.
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A patient is receiving an infusion of 18 units/kg/he. ( wt 91 kg). The concentration of heparin is 25,000 units per 250 ml. The infusion pump will be set to infuse at how many ml per hour
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If a patient is prescribed 675mgPO Q 8 and the bottle reads 250mg/5ml150ml when reconstituted. How many full doses are in the bottle?
- Where on the label would you find the information that the product contains lactose as an inactive ingredient?
Based on the Mary Richards vSim How did the simulated experience of Mary Richards’s case make you feel? Talk about what went well in the scenario. Reflecting on Mary Richards’s case, were there any …
Please answer the following questions (BASED on PART 4 of the CASE STUDY): 1) Why was the dose of lithium carbonate reduced gradually but not immediately? Why was enalapril chosen for the patient? 2) …
Which statement is true of MS? C Patients taking drug therapy for MS should be sure to get an annual influenza (flu) shot. C MS is an autoimmune disorder that affects the myelin sheath surrounding ner…
Describe Metformin used to treat the type of diabetes you selected including proper preparation and administration of this drug. Be sure to include dietary considerations related to treatment.
“Polypharmacy” is a word that means that a patient, usually an elderly patient, is taking a lot of medications.Mrs. Schwartz is taking lisinopril, and prn Percocet and Seroquel, all of which can cau…
A long-acting formulation of leuprolide acetate requires injection only once every 3 months. Clinical studies revealed that 4 hours following a single injection, the mean blood plasma level of leuprol…
A 50 year old housewife complains of progressive weight gain of 20 pounds in 1 year, fatigue, postural dizziness, loss of memory, slow speech, deepening of her voice, dry skin, constipation, and cold …
AS is a 59-year-old black female who was diagnosed with Systemic Lupus Erythematous (SLE) 5 years ago. Explain the pathophysiology of SLE. What medications would you anticipate are included in AS’…
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Select the statement that best explains the mechanism of action of the laxative products Ceo-Two and lubiprostone ( Amitiza ). Select one: a. Lubiprostone ( Amitiza ) releases carbon dioxide gas, …
A patient is prescribed ranolazine (Ranexa) for treatment of chronic stable angina. The nurse contacts the prescriber after discovering that the patient is also taking which medication? 1 Point Zidovu…
Respond to each question. Mr. Charles has been prescribed a new medication that is causing him to experience constipation. He wants to find a medication that will relieve his symptoms. Visit a local p…
following questions. 1. Explain the three different types of angina and explain the treatment for each type. 2. Define heart failure and describe at least 2 symptoms (each) of left-sided and right-sid…
An 80year old client has been receiving antibiotic therapy for 20days and reports increasing bouts of diarrhea and abdominal cramping. Vital signs include BP 130/76 HR 68 RR 18 and temperature 101F. B…
An 80- year old Caucasian female with diabetes mellitus type 2,HTN, and ESRD on hemodialysis has ankle pain after a fall. An MRI of her ankle is negative, she developed significant neuropathic pain on…
Post a discussion of pharmaco*kinetics and pharmacodynamics related to anxiolytic medications used to treat GAD. In your discussion, utilizing the discussion highlights, compare and con
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Select one commonly acquired over-the-counter (OTC) herbal supplement and give a brief discussion on its mechanism of action. Explain why a patient might seek treatment from an OTC supplement instead …
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Answer the following problems and SHOW YOUR SOLUTION. 1.Seawater is about 3.5% (by weight) dissolved solids, almost all of which is NaCl. Calculate the normal boiling point of seawater. 2.What is …
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Work out. 13.+Prescription: Increase oxytocin to.17mU/minute. Supply: Oxytocin.1 unit per.0.1L of Normal Saline\ What rate (mL/hr) will the oxytocin infuse at?1 14.+Prescription: -Run:0.9% NaCl.at 30g…
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Kindly match these medications to their class. Thank you. ations with their corresponding classify Sildenafil methotrexate A. opioid antagonists diazepam B. cox 2 inhibitor propranolol C. LMWH anticoa…
Describe what diabetes insipidus and a nursing intervention.
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A patient is ordered to receive 2000ml of IVF at a rate of 125ml/hr. The infusion rate started at 1000. When should the IVF finish? Please show working. Thanks
You have received a prescription to prepare mouthwash using the following ingredients: Viscous lidocaine 2% 30 mL Maalox (do not substitute Kaopectate) 60mL Diphenhydramine (use on hand stock 12.5mg/5…
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Provide an example that is clinically relevant to the practice of psychiatric medicine on the excretion of psychotropic medication
need help ASAP 1)Prescribed is Magnesium Sulfate 6grams, to be infused in 30 minutes using an electronic device.Available is Magnesium sulfate 40 grams in 1 liter of sterile water for injection….
- Order: Meropenem 500 mg IVPB now to infuse over 30 minutes via infusion pump. Supply: Meropenem 1000 mg in 100 mL What is the flow rate in mL/hr?
Answer the following cases using your knowledge on the practice of Pharmacy. The cases being evaluated are base on your decision as a future Pharmacist if being situated on the following scenario. …
A patient has a pain stomach. How does the patient decide what product to select among all the products available; How did the patient comes to the selection of the product? What product does the pati…
Determine the Total Strength of each medication. Prescribed: Diltiazem Hydrochloride ( Cardizem) IV bolus: 0.25mg/kg over 2 minutes Patient weights 85kg
Adrenergic Agents Make an outline for adrenergic agents based on their mechanism of action and provide necessary SAR for each class Kindly include the link or reference used
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How to calculate the renal clearance and the hepatic clearance from the following information: Fraction unbound (fu): 0.5 Clearance by active secretion (CLsec): 5.4L/hr Fraction reabsorbed (FR): 0…
Sequencing What are the steps involved in the clinical testing of a Novel drug? IND approval drug effects n a larger population non- blind, cohort studies pharmacovigilance double blind, contr…
What is a common side effect associated with opioid administration, that is a visible sign of opioid use when assessing your patient a) hyperventilation b) miosis c) increased peristalsis D) tachycard…
Which of the following cardiovascular changes associated with aging is false? reduced ventricular compliance Preserved sympathetic and vagal resting tone Desensitization of carotid and aortic barorece…
DISCUSS which source for drugs/medications will be most likely used in future
4.)In treating Parkinson Disease, there are a number of pharmaceutical options.Some that were mentioned were: Levodopa/Carbidopa Pramipexole Entacapone Amantadine Segeline Profile these drugs …
A nurse is reviewing the medical history of a client who has myasthenia gravis and is asking about starting neostigmine. The nurse should identify which of the following client conditions as a poten…
Many people think of a homeless person drinking bottles of alcohol from a paper bag possibly sitting on a park bench. How is this stereotype just simply not true today? What does an alcoholic look lik…
The nurse is caring for an orthopaedic surgical client with mild intermittent asthma During the second postoperative day, the client has an asthma attack while eating lunch. What classification of dru…
calculate the amount of vaseline needed to prepare 1.5 oz of 15% saliycylic acid ointment?
Describe the post-marketing steps that a company will need to take in order to continue product distribution in Canada
The nurse us teaching a recently graduated colleague about the prevention of resistance to anti-infective drugs. What process would be most likely to produce microbial resistance?
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What is the impact of the following on drug levels and dosing: cirrhosis, protein binding ,drug interactions, and half-life?
When a pharmacist has decided to return schedule 2 drugs back to the manufacturer, does the pharmacist keep the original copy (the brown copy) since they are now the supplier of the schedule 2 drug?
The drug is absorbed into the systemic circulation through thr oral or gastric mucosa or the small intestive. It can be absorbed orally, sublingually (under the tongue), buccal (b/t cheek and gum), an…
A 9-month-old infant weighing 20 lbs. comes to the emergency department with a 3day history of vomiting, fever greater than 102.50F, and significant pain. Physical assessment reveals acute otitis me…
What is the difference between polymorphism and gene mutation? What is the most common type of polymorphism?
Select a medication and apply the available evidence and treatment guidelines to determine appropriate therapeutic options that have a drug-drug interaction with proton pump inhibitors or antacids. De…
3/5 A patient comes into the ER suffering from a drug overdose. A blood test shows extremely high levels of morphine, yet the patient says they did not take morphine. They are not lying, and they …
What common injuries would the nurse look for in doing an injury assessment in a patient who is suspected to be a victim of family or domestic violence? Select all that apply. Fingernail markings Patt…
Instructions: 1) use the appropriate diagram 2) mark figures properly 3) use proper chemical structure, references if necessary 4) use flow chart if necessary. Write in detail different …
What are the major differences between a traditional chemically-synthesized drug versus that of a biologically-derived drug in regards to regulations, engineering, science, processing, validation, and…
Which of the following are not treated with Methotrexate? Sarcomas Leukemias Ectopic pregnancy Rheumatic fever
Introduction 1.Select a case / study related to the use of herbal supplements and or antimicrobial dugs – CHOSEN CASE STUDY Liu, M., Gao, Y., Yuan, Y., Yang, K., Shi, S., Tian, J., and Zhang, J. (20…
The physician has ordered a dose of 15 mg/kg for a patient who weighs 55 pounds. How many mg will the patient be given? 2.Use a recommended dose of 10 mcg/kg to calculate the loading dose of d…
Why do you think this happens? List several ways you can prevent medical errors in the workplace write Reference
Description Based from the case below, fill up the table from the attached file. _(C|ick here to download)_ Upload your assignment by clicking the "Submit" button. Name: ABC Sex: M Age: 64 y…
Question 7: A medication is available in 1000mcg per mL. How much is needed for a 0.8mg dose? I’m sorry, I don’t understand this question in order to solve it. I know 1 mg = 1000mcg and 1 mL has 1000 …
You are working as the Pharmacy/ Dispensary manager in your area of work and a junior colleague discloses to you that they observed one of the senior members of staff with five unlabelled boxes of Dia…
why shouldn’t aspirin be given to those who have the aches and pains of a viral illness?
Your 73 year old patient reports a history of thyroid HRT since 19 yrs of age secondary to having a partial thyroidectomy and patient is on Synthroid. As an astute APN, you understand that chronic tre…
What differences in sound between plain water and coffee did you observe? Why? Did you observe a change over time?
A patient was initially injected 80 mg dose of gentamicin by IV and his blood sample results showed that his peak plasma concentration of gentamicin was 8 mg/L.What is the Vd of gentamycin? A: 640 L…
Which of the following statements from the VICE documentary ‘The Rise and Rise of Psychedelics’ are true? Select all answers that apply. Marks will be deducted for incorrect responses. a.’Going full…
A membrane has pure water on one side of it, and a protein solution on the other side.The membrane has pores equivalent in size to a spherical molecule with a molecular weight ( Mm ) of 120,000 dalt…
2 approaches to treat ethanol addiction include: disulfiram and naltrexone. Please answer the following in detail , if cite, pls reference! a. Compare/contrast these two approaches in terms of side ef…
A nurse is caring for a patient with chronic angina. The patient is receiving ranolazine (Ranexa) 500 mg PO bid. Which of the following signs or symptoms would the nurse attribute to being a common ad…
what are the symptoms to be managed by taking 1,Antipsychotics, 2,Antidepressants, 3,Anticholinergics, 4,Antianxiety, 5,Anti-manic, and 6,Mood stabilizers? provide separate lists foe each drugs.
Penicillin V is an optically active drug with a specific rotation α_D^20= +223°(pure enantiomer). After measuring an unknown Penicillin V solution using a polarimeter, an optical rotation of α_obs^…
How are antacids administered?What patient teaching points does the nurse need to emphasize?
L.S. is a 55-year-old male patient who is seeing his family physician today. The patient’s wife, who is a nurse, believes L.S. has type 2 diabetes. When the physician questions the patient about his s…
Explain the stepwise approach to asthma treatment and management for your patient. please provide references
A dry cough is associated with the following drug class: a. B-agonists b. ACE-inhibitors c. K+ sparing diuretics d. Na+channel blocker
CB 1 receptors participate in pain perception in the PNS and CNS. They are the more abundant than CB 2 receptors in the nervous system, and are the main pharmacotherapeutic target. Is this true?
Tick the drug that can induce nausea, diarrhea, abdominal pain and rhinitis
Please help me to answer these question Write a term from the list below, next to its meaning in the space provided. Ophthalmic sublingual buccal infusion Inhalation intravenous topical parenteral Int…
A nurse should plan to assess a client prescribed pilocarpine for which possible adverse effects? select all that apply.. A nurse should plan to assess a client prescribed pilocarpine for which possib…
Which receptor subtype(s) mediate(s) contraction of heart? Why? Answer based on the data presented above. (Figure 3 and the Table 1). Explain your answer.
Need to check answers please show work. I don’t need help with #2 & #5. Thanks Patty O’Furniture, a 21-year-old college student, is brought to the emergency department in status epilepticus. Measu…
The nurse is preparing to administer warfarin. The patient’s current lab values are: PT 12.9 INR 5.9 PTT 39 Platelets 175,000 Which action should the nurse implement? Discontinue any intravenous fluid…
The nurse has available 690 mg of medication in 660 mL of solution. The Healthcare Provider has ordered 10 mg per hour. How many milliliters per hour will be infused?
another participant says, I don’t want to take a prescription drug. which OTC drug would you recommend? how will the nurse respond
The nurse is caring for patient taking digoxin(lanoxin). which other medication seen on teh mar would cause the nurse concern about administiring digoxin(lanoxin)
- Order: 0.5 g of Duricef, Supply: Duricef 500 mg tablets Answer: Give the patient___________tablets of Duricef (500 mg strength) b.Order: Motrin 600 mg, Supply 300 mg tabl…
1) A 1200 ml bag contains 400 mg of Ancef. The patient received 800 ml of fluid. How many mg of Ancef did the patient receive? 2) If you diluted 145 ml of a 9% benzocaine lotion to 6%, how much could …
Which receptor subtype(s) mediate(s) relaxation of bronchial smooth muscle? Why ?
Consider factors (such as disease process, musculoskeletal changes, or environmental risks) that can influence the evaluation of the lungs and thorax and, Discuss how you will adjust the H&P aroun…
Using the BNF, list three patient counselling points for each of the main drug groups that you would use in primary care Thiazide diuretics Beta-blockers Calcium channel blockers ACE – inhibitors Alph…
order: 500cc LR to infuse over 10 hours ( drop factor: 60). How many cc per hour?
An eye drop is available in 1:5000 strength. What is the percent strength?
Name a vaccine that is recommended for clients who are immuncompressed and are over the age 65 years old
Johnny is allergic to bees and always carries an EpiPen. While playing in the yard, Johnny was stung by a bee and begins to have trouble breathing. His mother injects him with the EpiPen and calls 911…
CASE STUDY crony, a 54-year-old man, has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease and is about to start drug therapy. His symptoms are mild, yet he has some akinesia that interferes with his ability to…
Can someone help me with this questions Create a chart for antihypertensive medications including expected pharmacological action, therapeutic uses, route of administration, side/adverse effects; cont…
what is the difference between enkephalins/enodrphins and tramadol? what do they have in common?
- Consider contraindications What labs might you consider prior to starting oral birth control pills?
Which statement is true? The higher the lipid solubility of a drug, the more likely it will cross the blood brain barrier. O Lipophilic drugs can be excreted in urine without being transformed into p…
You are seeing a 39-year old obese female for initial consultation and evaluation.She is currently not on therapy for diabetes.Her A1Cis 9.3%.Based on guidelines, what is the best initial trea…
- Define the term pharmacognosy. 2. Give a self explanatory note on the evolution and history of pharmacognosy. 3. Appreciate the contributions of important scientists to pharmacognosy. 4. List and d…
The pharmacy employees have reported to the PIC that they found some narcotic drugs in the possession of a technician wrapped in her gloves while she left at 2PM., as her shift was done for the day. T…
Order is 40mEg potassium IV in 1000ml NS over 12 hours . No pump is available. The factor for the tubing is 20gtt/ml. How many drops per minute need to be Infused
Case Study question : Here’s the scenario: An 18 year old male is in a rather upscale neighborhood at a convenience store. He seemed incoherent when he entered the store, grabbed a bottle off the shel…
Question 17 of 100 Which medication is used in the treatment of hypertension? Tegretol Tapazole Topamax Toprol XL Confident O Not Sur
Cite the sources QUESTION 1 :(50 points) Anoro Ellipta® is an inhalational powder that is used in the management of patients with airflow obstruction, such as emphysema and COPD.This produ…
You are working at a GP surgery collecting data on an audit on antibiotic usage. One of the receptionists working there asks you for assistance on dealing with a phone call from Mrs Janet Smith who is…
why must be adrenergic antagonist be used with caution in asthmatics?
Dr. Lawson is scheduled to perform cardiovascular surgery on a patient. He decides to use mannitol to reduce a swelling on the patient’s arm. Which of the following statements, if true, would support …
Thehalf-life of a drug in the bloodstream is 18 hours. What fraction of the original drug dose remains in 24 hours? in 36 hours? What fraction of the original drug dose remains in 24 hours? ?…
Please answer the following questions 121124 . fl stmichaelcollegepopuliweb.com — Private 6) Select the correct number of drops per minute to be administered for a 1200-ml IV given over 5 hours usi…
Easy help, no need long answer Qn: The United States Pharmacopeia (USP) is the official public standards-setting authority for all prescription andover-the-counter medicines, dietary supplements, an…
Q7- TOX 7- A 75-year old man is playing golf on a very hot day, and suddenly becomes dizzy and collapses.He is taken to the the emergency room, where his BP is found to be 60/40.An IV line is inse…
Compare and contrast classic, retrograde and volume neurotransmission. Note any specific neurotransmitters that are produced each way.
Scenario: JM A 50 year old male returns to the clinic for a follow up visit on his last visit BP was 136/90 HR 86, RR 18, weighs 220 lbs at that time he was advised to limit salt intake and consume lo…
What insomnia medications do not have increased risk for patients engaging in activities?
Answer this questions and also show your working out please thank you Q1) An adult male is prescribed drug H, at a dose of 0.5 – 1 mg every 2 -3 hours when required, up to a maximum of 6 doses in 24 h…
22-Dopamine (Intropin), 5 mcg/kg/min, is prescribed for a client who weighs 105 kg. The nurse mixes 400 mg of dopamine in 250 mL D5W for IV administration via an infusion pump. What is the hourly rate…
Question 3 (Mandatory) (2 points) Identify which of the following sets of tasks that include aspects of the role of a pharmacy technician.
Write a Quality Assurance guide for the analysis of1 00ml of human urine suspected to contain a controlled substance (drug) Sample is suspected of having a drug, but have not undergone any testing as …
After reading the following case study, answer the questions in an APA formatted paper. You will need to cite at least two (2) scientific references to support your answers. You may use your textbook …
Post a brief explanation of the differences between the types of diabetes, including type 1, type 2, gestational, and juvenile diabetes.
How many grams each of sodium chloride …………… and Lidocainhydrochloride ………….. are required to prepare 30 mL of a 3 % solution of Lidocainhydrochloride solution for injection. MWt …
Brian has been experiencing significant changes in mood and personality. He goes from being down and depressed to being very talkative with erratic behavior.He seems to be on “an emotional roller …
medical dosage. TEST NAME: CTO1 45 A nurse is preparing 10 units Humulin R subcutaneously. What is the appropriate syringe and needle for administration of the Hu Tuberculin syringe with a 25 G 5/8-in…
For each of the following medications discuss mechanism of action, causes and consequences of noncompliance, and possible solutions for noncompliance. Lasix beta blockers diltiazem digoxin Choose four…
Hi. I NEED IT ASAP PLEASE HELP ME. THANK YOU. I WILL UPVOTE. PART I. TRUE or FALSE Neuron Z has the ability to hyperpolarize Neuron O. An NMDA receptor antagonist would inhibit the neuronal activit…
XYZ Water, a municipal water company, was having problems where its raw water source was polluted with heavy metal effluent. What analytical instrumentare required for quantitative determination of …
A patient is admitted to your institution directly from her attending physician’s office.The patient has been admitted to your institution before; however, the previous medical records are not avail…
Question 30 of 100 A nurse will give metoprolol intravenous (IV) push to the patient. The order is for metoprolol 2.5 mg IV push. The nurse has metoprolol 5 mg/5 mL available. How much will the nurse …
explain the role that corticosteroid drugs play in treating cancer.
Selected scenarioA friend calls and asks you to prescribe a medication for her. You have this autonomy, but you don’t have your friend’s medical history. You write the prescription anyway.
8:20 AM Sun Aug 29 @ 7% ecampuslife.ca C + Course: Microbiology and Sterile Pr… x www.ecampuslife.ca/Ims/pluginfile…. Course Hero 1 of 6 Reading medication labels — avoiding errors! 1 . RECONSTIT…
The healthcare provider prescribes magnesium sulfate IV at 25 mg/minute for a client with preeclampsia. The nurse dilutes 4 grams magnesium sulfate in 250 mL of D5W. The infusion pump should be set at…
Pharmacology. A nurse accidently administers the medication metformin instead of metoprolol to a client. Which of the following actions should the nurse take? Obtain the client’s HDL level. Quiz Tools…
Select one vaccine. Research it using reputable websites and/or scientific journal articles and decide if you are for or against this vaccine. You must explain why you are for or against the vaccine a…
TASK Assessment Criteria Question 4.1 MATCH the following drug schedules with the identifying description. Medication Schedule Schedule 2 Schedule 3 Schedule 4 Schedule 8 Non-prescription, ca…
1.Discuss two theories of hormone action.provide an example of a hormone for each type of hormone action.(2 objectives). 2.Why is the hypothalamus considered the master gland of the endocrine system? …
Drug Study on Agents Acting on the Cardiovascular System: 1 DRUGS for HYPERTENSION 2 DRUGS for HYPERTENSION DRUGS for ANGINA DRUGS for HEART FAILURE DRUGS for MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION
and what is the effect of reduction of Apo C III on LDL and HDL?
Explain how the advanced practice nurse can integrate the merit and applicability of medical and other research as it applies to pharmacotherapy.
The pharmacy sent a vial of insulin and noted that they supplied a 10ml vial with a concentration of 100 units/ml. Based on the MD ordered units of insulin, what would be the volume of insulin that I …
4.4 If an eye doctor intends to expand the students for an eye exam, which of the adhering to drugs/classes of medications could be in theory beneficial? A. Muscarinic receptor activator (agonist). B….
Identify the advantages and disadvantages of the given dosage forms. Compare and contrast the different dosage forms: Biologicals Dispersed system Parental Radiopharmaceuticals Answer the followi…
Pharmacology 3. You have received a powder form penicillin vial & its contains1 MU. You need to prepare a penicillin solution in which 1 ml contains 200000 units. Calculate the needed volume to pr…
Difference between generic preparation and original preparation with examples each
please there questions has been added as an attachment 1. A patient with bipolar disorder is admitted to the hospital. The patient has been taking lithium [Lithobid] for several years and has not been…
what is the differences between gram negative and gram positive bacteria
A client with an upper respiratory infection is prescribed guaifenesin . Identify the ! ?! teaching point to discuss with the client prior to administering this medication .
medical dosage. TIME LEFT 56 A physician orders magnesium sulfate, 6 grams loading dose to be administered over 30 minutes. There are 40 grams of magnesium sulfate in 1 liter lactated Ringer’s solutio…
Medical Marijuana: Can Legalizing it Lead to Drug Abuse?
Hi, I need help filling in the blanks on the below process map. This is for inspecting vials to see if they have particles in them. Drawing-2.1 Particulates in Vial Non-viables (non living components)…
What do the terms photopupillary reflex and accomodation pupillary reflex mean?
. What is the action of a lyase enzyme? O relocation of a functional group to another molecule/site O joining two molecules together by bond formation separation of a bond by removing water O double…
Question 39 Not yet answered Points out of 1 Flag question SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: Which of the following is an indication for supraphysiologic doses of glucocorticoids? Select one or more: a. Inflamma…
Write a 5-7 page (approx 1250 – 1750 words) page paper on this following topic: Ultra-rapid detoxification (aka anesthesia detoxification) should be researched using at least three sources. Inte…
- A medication order calls for ” One tbs ON x 3/52 ” for the Phenobarbitone Elixir (Master formula as shown below), You only have Alcohol 70% v/v in the pharmacy. How many millilitres of Alc…
A patient enters your pharmacy to fill a prescription for a hypertension medication. The patient would also like to purchase an OTC nasal decongestant and nicotine replacement product. As you begin to…
- Contraindicated in the use of a dopaminergic drug in the treatment of PD: a. Diarrhea b. Tremors c. Angle-closure glaucoma. d. Unstable gait
The healthcare provider prescribes methotrexate 7.5 mg po weekly in 3 divided doses for a child with rheumatoid arthritis whose body surface area is 0.6 m2. The therapeutic dosage of methotrexate po i…
Explain the other 3 choices why is not the answer Example: Paracetamol 500mg tablet. – Yellow – Personalized (ordinary) triplicate copies – OTC (correct answer) – Rx Answer: – Use for Purchase a dange…
COPD Case Study : MB is a 66 year old black female who presents to your office with SOB, wheezing, and a productive cough with purulent sputum. These symptoms are associated with “flu-like” symptoms (…
Note: PUT A REFERENCE Differentiate primary from secondary metabolites. What are the factors that contributes in the progress of phytochemical research? What arethe steps/procedures for preparing th…
Give a brief paragraph of some test taking strategies that will be helpful from the video for Professor Nightengale.
II Write a prescription for these medications: 1. Furazolidone 2. Сo-trimoxazole 3. Pioglitazone
- a) Using the structure, determine the most probable site of absorption other than mouth . Briefly state the reason ; you may use chemical structures and equations to support your answer. b)What is the…
Why is the correct methods for administering medication are called the “Five Rights”?
INTRAVENOUS ADMIXTURE PREPARATIONS Parenteral admixture services have become an increasingly important aspect of hospital pharmacy practice. Advances in medical technology,…
Drug Cards for the following medications that describe the MOA, Major Adverse Effects, Drug Interactions and Contraindications, and Nursing Implications. Heparin Enoxaparin Warfarin Aspirin Clopidogre…
- ____________ The patient will receive 1.5 grams of a medication 3 times a day. The medication comes in 1000mg tablets.How many tablets will the patient need to be prescribed if he is to take it…
Is an MAOI a non-selectively inhibitor of monoamine oxidase? Or is a selective inhibitor?
Drug classifications are determined by which of the following?
- {4 pts} In your reading assignment about target engagement. the expressions describing TE and Ii’inTE and TER were defined. A drug lead candidate designed to antagonize a nuclear receptor in the l…
Must be APA formatting throughout. Must have a title page. Must have a reference Page. Must Cite at least 2 references in the body of your paper to support your work . Protected View. Enable Editing N…
How does the FDA regulate complementary and alternative medications (herbals and dietary supplements, not therapies like acupuncture, aromatherapy, or magnetic therapy)? Some patients are hesitant to …
1) RF is a 68-year-old man in the clinic for lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) associated with his benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). While discussing treatment options, he also mentions he has bee…
15 year old boy weights 110 seeking treatment for very itchy skin
Please help with questions below. ) List FIVE(5) situations where packaging can adversely affect a (commercially vailable/on the market) drug PRODUCT ) beside each, please LIST how each adverse effect…
A female client who has Trichom*onas vagin*lis receives a prescription for metronidazole. Which instruction should the nurse provide this client? a. Take the medication only when symptomatic b. Male …
Are they’re any contraindications or precautions that would eliminate the use of these drugs for Ms. Wohojovitz?
- ___________ Order: 0.25 mg of digoxin, which is available in 250 mcg tablets. How many tablets will youadminister? 2. ___________ Order:Administer heparin, 6,000U (…
This struture is water soluble under physiologial ph? Please with explanation. 9 Would you expect selegiline (Pka 7.5) to be more water soluble or inscruble at physiological PH? (1 Point) CO) More wat…
1 : Dr. Franklin has ordered 25 Gm of Magnesium Sulfate into 500 mL of NSS.Then 8 gm should be administered over the next 15 minutes, followed by a maintenance infusion of 2.5 gm per hour. a. Wh…
Read the article (Antidepressant_paper.pdf) , and Answer the Qs that are found in Question.docs . For the last Q, you will use the article and use (HRSD-17-score_sheet.pdf) to answer it. The n e w…
Serotonin syndrome or serotonin toxicity is a potentially fatal reaction that can be caused by combining monoamine oxidase inhibitors with inhibitors of serotonin transporters.What are the symptoms …
I need help on all of these questions 21.What proportion of the drugs tested on human subjects are eventually approved by FDA? A. about 29% B. about éflfifi C. about ?0% D. about 95% 22. According…
Examine the Health Canada site “Search for clinical information on drugs and medical devices.” Choose a product to see what information is available to the general public. Discuss the benefits and dra…
select an antimicrobial medication that interferes with the synthesis of the bacterial cell wall. Share the antibacterial spectrum and hints for monitoring, side effects, and drug interactions, includ…
Mr Alfred Smith aged 65 years old is admitted to hospital with worsening heart failure. His blood pressure is 175/110mm/Hg, blood glucose levels are 8.8mmol/L and BMI is 28. You have completed a drug …
The physician orders medroxyprogesterone acetate ( Depo-Provera ) 1 g IM every month. It is available 400 mg/mL. How many milliliters should be administered?
Complete the following Case Study A long-term care facility resident, Ken, had a hip knee replacement 6 months ago and consequently developed an infection with methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus a…
46) TRUE or FALSE For the influenza strain H1N1, the N1 designates a variant of the nucleoproteins of the virus.
Generic name: Digoxin; Brand name: Lanoxin 1.) Dosage Strength? 2.) Indications? 3.) Mechanism of Action? 4.) Half life range (in hours, state the reference)? 5.) Computed reaction constant based on h…
Make a poster presentation from the paper below: The paper: https://journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/mbio.03788-21 Poster presentation template: . TITLE You can use the original title of t…
How many mg of iodine should be used to compound this Rx? Rx: Iodine 1:500 Hydrophilic ointment ad 8 g Sig: Apply as directed
Which of the following is an API Select one: a.Glycerine b.Lactose c.Sorbitol d.Paracetamol
A 37-year-old female was admitted to your hospital with a new diagnosis of breast cancer that has metastasized to the bone. She indicates that her pain is a 10 on the VAS. While completing a medicatio…
47)Reverse transcriptase inhibitors directly interfere with a)Viral replication b)Capsid assembly c)Insertion of glycoproteins in the envelope d)?…
Why do we use neostigmine with atropine when treat myasthenia gravis
How is bronchial asthma related to allergies? What other triggers can cause an asthma attack? How is asthma treated?
- A nurse is caring for an infant who is prescribed amoxicillin ( Amoxil) 320 mg PO every 12 hr. The medication is available as 400 mg/5 mL. How many ml will the nurse administer? (Round your answer…
Two 60 years old sisters are planning to have plastic surgery sye weight (150lb) and sare weight 270Lb. which sister will take longer to rid her body of diazepam before surgery? both report taking dia…
39.) Which of the following statements best describes the function of the cerebellum? A.) It acts as the primary coordinator/integrator of motor actions in the body. B.) It acts to provide major relay…
Need correct answers. A client has suffered an acute myocardial irifarction and is receiving alteplase (tPA). Which of the following is a priority nursing intervention while caring for the client? 1. …
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The physician’s order for Prinivil (lisinopril) is 20 mg p. o. BID for high blood pressure. The drug available is lisinopril 10 mg tablets. What amount should be given orally twice a day?
Business law case studies can also be used to illustrate, identify or investigate the emergence of events or anomalies in the academic terms. For instance, it may help to clarify and illustrate causal…
Foe questions 9, 17-21, thepatient is a 39.6lb dog. I need to calculate the weight and dose of the drug. For questions 32, 36, 39 the patient is a 2.5kg cat and the dose and weight of the drug i…
Challenges to effective Drug Therapy 1) Find a print advertisem*nt for a medication. What does the article state about the medication? What entices people to want to use the medication 2)Describe why …
1 1. A nurse prepares to administer a continuous heparin infusion at 1600 units per hr with 20,000 available heparin units in dextrose 5% in water (D5W) 500 mL. How many mL per hr should the nurse pla…
The healthcare provider orders Nitroglycerin 400 mcg every 5 minutes for a maximum of three doses as needed for anginal pain. The pharmacy sends a 0.4 mg scored tablet. How many tablets will the nurse…
Medications in the drug class Sulfonylurea such as glimepiride (Amaryl) are indicated for use with type 2 diabetic patients but not type 1 diabetic patients. Explain the pharmacodynamics rationale for…
How changes in ADME affect the efficacy and toxicity of drugs in geriatric clients?
if they are nicotinic receptors in muscles why they dont make paralysis ?the nicotinic receptor in ganglion are the same in muscles ?
Briefly describe four measuring systems that are uses in drug therapy. Provide an example of when each system is used. Identify which system is used most frequently. Why is this system is preferred?
Question 29 Not yet answered Points out of 1 Flag question SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: Which of the following factor(s) determine the intensity of drug response? Select one or more: Oa. Differences in orga…
C hesi.elsevier.com/#/quizPlayer/HESI_161990/materialld/?feedback=false X Exit Question 1 of 1 The nurse prepares to administer haloperidol (Haldol) 1 mg IM. The medication is available in a concentra…
O/W Moisturizing lotions Stearic acid 15 g Prpylene glycol 12 g Methylparaben 0.045 g Propylparaben 0.005 g Olive oil * 18 g Sodium hydroxide 17 g Water qs to 100 g (*Olive oil contains 75% oleic acid…
Difference between Anesthesia and Analgesia? Why is it important to take note of the onset time and duration of action of certain general anesthesia in relation to surgery? risk of dissociative anesth…
Disease and Drug Therapies: Discuss the agents used to treat diarrhea listed in the chapter and their mechanism of action. Explain why fiber agents may help weight loss. Hepatitis B and C have drug tr…
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What gender-affirming therapy can be offered to a preadolescent identifying as transfemale? When is the ideal time to start gender-affirming therapy for a preadolescent patient?
Please describe the medication in detail including but not limited to: generic name, trade name, classification of medication, dosage, routes, why the patient would take this medication, action of med…
using the codon chart provided, which specific nucleotide would produce the most impact on the consequent protein if that nucleotide were miscopied during the replication process ?why ?
Homer has been taking a mood stabilizer for his bipolar disorder. In his recent mental health visit, his MHP noted that he is becoming hypomanic. Given what she’s observed, which of the following issu…
1) Prepare 500mls of Sodium Chloride Solution 0.9% – this will involve you preparing the solution from scratch. 2) Prepare 500ml of Sodium Chloride Solution 0.45% – this will involve a dilution usi…
What are the names of drugs to treat respiratory disorders? Names of the drug is Chemical name (Scientific name) Generic name (Official name) Brand name (Trademark)
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57) TRUE or FALSE Some bacteria are commensal organisms that colonize withour doing harm while others are pathogenic. Viruses, however, never have a commensal relationship with the host.
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A pediatric patient weighs 66 pounds and is prescribed amoxicillin 80 mg/kg/day PO divided q12 for 10 days. How much medication should the patient receive in each dose?
What is the most serious adverse event with propylthiouracil
.____________A patient has an order to get Kefzol 1g in 50 ml of D5W IVPB over 15 minutes. The drop factor is 20 gtt/mL.How many gtt/min should be given?
Discuss the importance of excretion of a drug from the body and some of the routes by which the drug may be excreted. Discuss the importance of understanding the time course of drug responses (plasma …
Would you please assist with the differences and drugs associated with Alpha 1, Alpha 2, Beta 1 and Beta 2 receptors and drugs?
RX: Amoxicillin 20 mg/kg PO q6h. Amoxicillin is reconstituted to give 125 mg/5 mL. The childs weight is 20 kg. How many mL should be given to the child in 1 day?
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A 46-year-old male with a history of dyslipidemia and hypertension is taking atorvastatin 40 mg daily (started 1 year ago). His lipid valuestodayare non-HDL cholesterol 156 mg/dL (4.03 mmol/L) a…
Scenario #3 What does the nurse suspect is the cause of the sudden onset of confusion?
A 50 year old African American male is ordered Prazosin (minipress) for hypertension. Another medication he is currently taking is HCTZ 25mg daily. He tells you he is also taking saw palmetto for his …
Case Scenario 1: MJ, age 16 years, is a high school junior who is 59.3 inches tall and weighs 126 lb. He is having increased feelings of discomfort about not fitting in with the other students at scho…
A 55 year old patient develops Parkinson’s disease characterized by unilateral tremors only…Why would the best treatment not be a dopamine precursor?
Scenario 1: A patient asks you about the side effects of lithium which he has just started taking for bipolar disorder. The locum Pharmacy Technician working on the wards is concerned that if he te…
Differentiate the basic, core and common competencies in pharmacy
PI is to be started on SL NTG for angina.Which is correct with respect to patient education of this med? a)Some suggest using it prior to a known activity that causes chest pain b)Transfer the med t…
A client who is taking tetracycline t treat chlamydia infection contact the pcp office to report severe blood
Question 1 Mr.GG will be receiving anti neoplasticism treatment. He is 67 inches tall 150 pounds. Use one of the monograms provided in this module. Mr. GG’s calculated BSA is_________m2 Ordered: Vesan…
1.what is a neurotransmitter?describe the origin of the neurotransmitter and its functions at the synapse.(3 learning objectives) 2. Develop flash cards that describe the function of the following par…
ANSWER ALL 9 QUESTIONS ABOUT THE 2 DRUGS DRUG CLASS DRUG CLASS 1.HMG CoA Reductase Inhibitor Atorvastatin 2.Bile Acid Sequestrants Colesevelam 1.Expected Pharmacological…
in this interactive media piece you will engage in a set of decisions for prescribing and recommending chemotherapeutic to treat Alzheimer disease. Include the decision tree
59) TRUE or FALSE The two major determinants for the tropism of a virus are the attachment to the surface and the ability for the genome to replicate in the host cell.
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A patient weighing 146 lb is to receive 19 units/kg/day, to be delivered over 4 hours. The solution is 300 units/61 mL and the drop rate is 20 gtts/mL. How many gtts/min should the patient receive?
Help please 5 The Tyler screen analysis data shown in the table below was obtained for a sample of a raw material used in a pharmaceutical process. out of Mesh Screen opening Mass fraction Average par…
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What are the mechanisms of action of calcium channel blockers ? What side effects are associated with the CCB’s ? Mechanism of action of hydrochlorothiazide: – What are the effects of hydrochlorothiaz…
A 70-year-old client reports an allergy to atropine. a. What questions should the nurse ask the client? b. What follow-up steps would the nurse take regarding this allergy?
Calculate the amounts required to make 12 floz of: Morphine Sulfate1 g Syrup?…
Please help!!! 16 Fi Oz (473 mL) a. How many grams of lactulose will Mrs. Sim get NDC 0600 -6065 80 in a dose? Explain. Lactulose Syrup USP 10 g/15 mL b. How many doses can Mrs. Sim get from a bottle …
Q1. Which of the following the pharmacist cannot extemporaneously compound by law? I.Using commercial-scale machine to produce commercial products. II.?…
A mother of 26month-old calls.Her child is coughing,has nasalcongestion,and is running a fever. She would like to know how much aspirin she should give her child. the child weighs 22 pounds….
Allowyourself10 minutes per ‘term’ and ‘build’ as many clinical research related/medical words as you canusing the following components: a). The Suffix -pathy (list at least 5 or more) …
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no additional details. Question 1 This activity contains 3 questions. Joan Simpson is a 76-year-old woman admitted for acute dehydration related to severe diarrhea and vomiting. The patient’s medical …
A patient is prescribed solifenacin at discharge, what is an indication for this medication? Select one: O a. Acute pain O b. Peptic ulcer disease O c. Prevention of gout attacks O d. Overactive bladd…
How would your profession be actively involved in promotion of biotechnological products for the preservation of humanity?
A provider order is written for insulin at 3 units/hr; the premixed solution is composed of 50 units of insulin in 100 mL in normal saline. At which rate (mL/hr) should the infusion run?
Order: Digoxin 0.125 mg. Available: Digoxin elixir 0.5mg/1mL. How many mL will you administer to patient?
Imagine that you are a forensic pathologist. You are sitting in your office after a long day. You are about to turn off your computer before driving to your boat for an evening’s fishing. There is a k…
Choose one current Type II Diabetes medication Clarification of the mode of action of the medication Clarification of how this medication alleviates symptoms of Type II Diabetes Clarification of poten…
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Medication on propylthiouracil (PRU). Name Class Date 1) Therapeutic uses & 2) Why is your client prescribed it? Focused Nursing Assessment (H & P; labs, allergies, etc.) Medication name(s)/Dr…
Hello, could I please get help with this question. Name other methods to decrease potassium levels (treatments) and how they work (must be different mechanism of action)
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A patient comes into the office with acute exacerbation of right lower lumbar pain that began after an acute traumatic injury 2 days ago. She did not seek treatment at the time. She does have a histor…
What is the standard method of volume of administration in rodent studie?
All of the following pairings (microorganism with appropriate classification) are correct EXCEPT: 1) Pseudomonas aeruginosa–gram negative rod (bacilli) 2) Streptococcus pneumoniae–gram positive cocc…
55.) Which of the following is a pharmacological effect produced by sedative-hypnotics? A.) Relief of anxiety. B.) Sleep. C.) Disinhibition. D.) All of the above.
The nurse has available 715 mg of medication in 375 mL of solution. The PCP has ordered 15mg per hour. How many mL per hr will be infused?
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Not above 1000 words with references and relavent pictures if needed to explain a point. Describe the key cellular mechanisms that lead to anti-bacterial resistance.
why patient diagnose with UGIB secondary to Mallory-Weiss Tear Anemia due to blood loss Alcoholic fatty liver disease was given PNSS and PNSS 80ml+80mg Pantoprazole(Pantoloc? include explanation and r…
Please choose one capsule gelatin coated, Timed-released medication. Please give the name, purpse of medication and pros and cons of the medication. Why is it important that your medication be time re…
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Describe how physical DNA maps are constructed in ordered contig sequencing. As part of your response, list an example of how sequences in genomic clones can be identified.
which type of birth control is the most effective and the safest? What are the risks and what is important for the patient to know?
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In contrast to benzodiazepines, buspirone: a) Interact directly with gabaergic system b) Has more marked hypnotic, anticonvulsant, or muscle relaxant properties c) Causes less psychom*otor impairment…
Besides hypotension, what other symptoms of shock might the emergency department nurse observe in Ms. Lacy?
the health care provider has prescribed spironolactone for a client. the nurse is prepared to carefully monitor the client’s potassium level if the client is also administered which drug?
What is the effect of tetradoxin on the action potential.
Imagine that you are a researcher and doctor and you developed a drug for cancer. What is your reason in developing a drug cancer? Why creating a medicine for cancer important?
Its a class discusssion you have to pick a diesease verify it using the topics provided and let the class guess what diesease you have chosin
Caste Study: Diabetic drug adherence Mr. Edmund Wilson is a 75-year-old retired post office worker. He has never been married and lives alone with a social support from neighbors and family. He is a p…
Analyze each statement then, choose from the options it best fits. 1. Sympathomimetic effect of Pindolol: a. Exhibited by an AGONIST; the drug is an AGONIST b. Exhibited by an ANTAGONIST; the …
Identify key product quality attributes associated with the administration of enteral, parenteral, and topical products. Describe key process considerations and related testing activities associated w…
Using the following label, determine the number of milligrams of theophylline that are in 3 tbsp. On the handout that you obtained from your instructor, indicate the correct volume on the correct siz…
The patient is a 26-year-old college graduate who is currently euthymic but who has a history of major depressive episodes He has experienced major depressive episodes, mostly untreated, of varyin…
Describe the main adverse effects that can be cause by the increased serum levels of digoxin. Explain the exact mechanism which causes the increase of free Ca+2 within the myocardial muscle. Explain t…
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Order: Biaxin 100 mg p.o. q.12h Supply: 100 mL of reconstituted Biaxin, 125 mg per 5 mL Give: __________ mL
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Patient is a 31-year-old male. He states that his insomnia has gotten progressively worse over the past 6 months. Per the patient, he has never been a “great sleeper” but is now having difficulty both…
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A patient is diagnosed with Scabies; she asks if an OTC medication like RID will work. What is your response?
A client reports that he has been swallowing his nitroglycerin instead of leaving it under his tongue. Teaching is needed. What can happen if sublingual medications are swallowed?
Prescription #2 Dr. G wants Mr. P to have Naproxen 250mg, one tablet orally every twelve hours as needed for his painful finger. He is take this for only three weeks. Patient Name: Mr. P Rx: Naproxen …
62-year-old man who presents to the ED with shortness of breath and lower extremity edema started approximately 1-1.5 weeks ago. He noted that he was gaining about 2 lb daily and gained approximately …
what is the culture and environment of safety around medication administration
For optimal response and action of a drug, which route of administration would be the least effective for reaching the site of action?
A patient weighing 78 kg received a 300 mg dose of a newly developed drug in a tablet formulation. Blood samples were taken from the patient at regular intervals and the drug plasma concentration was …
Fill in the blanks.. 2. The normal secretion found in the ear is Medication is administered to the e by OF 3. List the three times the medication label should be checked for accuracy. 4. List the six …
A client taking Coumadin is also receiving feverfew..what should the nurse assess
Tetracycline hydrochloride is available in vials containing 250mg/2ml. How many ml should be administered if 0.25g IM are ordered qd
A diuretic that is used in hypertension and that may cause an increase in serum potassium: A Metolazone ( Mykrox) B Hydrochlorothiazide ( HCTZ) C Acetazolamide( Diamox) D Spironolactone ( Aldactone)
Pharmacology 1. Complete the following : Adrenergic effects Cholinergic effects Eyes (pupils) Heart Blood vessels GI tract Bladder Lungs ?…
Discuss an anti-cancer agent that does NOT affect the cell cycle directly.
QUESTION 15 1.Which of these assessments is not considered essential prior to giving medications to an acutely ill client A. Vital signs and O2 saturations B. Pain rating C. Level of conscio…
please fast answer without explain 2.The drug of choice for treatment of acyclovir-ganciclovir resistant strains and can cause electrolytes disturbances is a. Ganciclovir. b. Cidofovir c. Foscar…
- How many grams of sodium fluoride should be added to 100,000 liters of drinking water containing 0.6 ppm of sodium fluoride to provide a recommended concentration of 1.75 ppm?(3 pts)
Discuss the difference between pharmaco*kinetics and pharmacodynamics in human Discuss complementary and alternative medicines in the patient’s point of view Discuss one drug of abuse and report it’s i…
CHOOSE THE DRUG PROPERTY IMPROVED WHEN THE FOLLOWING COMPLEXES ABOVE ARE FORMED. A. Physical state B. Volatility C.Solid State stability D. Chemical stability E. Solubility F. Produce an…
A patient has been instructed to take 15 mL of alumina and magnesium oral suspension every other hour for four doses daily. How many days will two 12-oz bottles last? Please show breakdown.
Elapsed time= 4 X [(log (2/1)) / log2] trying to figure out this question below Assuming a half-life of four days, how long will it take for M.T. to achieve a 1 ng/mL level? A 0.5 ng/mL level? Someone…
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Ms. Towsley is requesting pseudoephedrine from your retail pharmacy. According to federal law, where must pseudoephedrine be stored? 2.The IPLEDGE program requires patients to register if they are pre…
The doctor prescribes heparin 3500 units sub-Q four times a day. You have heparin 2500 units/ mL on hand. You give : ______________________ Question 3 options: 1.4mL 1mL 0.5mL 0.75mL
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when are radiopharmaceuticals and related antineoplastics used together for cancer treatments ?
What product(s) will be obtained from the acid-catalysed hydration of pent-2-yne? a) Pentanal b) Pentan-2-one and pentan-3-one c) Pentan-2-one d) Pentan-3-one
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Examine Case Study: A Middle-Aged Caucasian Man With Anxiety. You will be asked to make three decisions concerning the medication to prescribe to this client. Be sure to consider factors that might im…
If 250 mg of medication in 1 L is administered over 5 hours, how much drug will be administered per hour?
Module 04Content What should the “culture and environment of safety” look like when preparing and administering medications? Discuss a common breach of medication administration. Identify three (3) …
CASE STUDY # 1: A CASE STUDY ON URINARY TRACT INFECTION Patient and setting: AY, a 26-year-old female; out-patient clinic CC: Two-day history of frequency, burning and pain upon urination, incre…
Antibiotics treat PUD because: a. Bacteria can lead to ulcer formation b. Antibiotics will get rid of normal flora c. Sterility promotes the healing process d. They often lead to diarrhea which decr…
1- A.T. was placed on medication for his blood pressure about two weeks ago and has been complaining that the medication is not working. J.B. usually takes his medication every morning with breakfast;…
Mr. James Choi is 35 years old and comes in with abdominal pain and diarrhea. You sent his stool to be tested and it came back positive for H. pylori. He has never been treated for this and is allergi…
what are the role of a pharmaceutical analysis in quality control?
A 13 kg infant is receiving Fentanyl. The medication order states: fentanyl 0.013mg IV once. The medication label states: Fentanyl 100 mcq/2ml. You should give the patient how many mcq of Fentanyl?
see Questions Rec 3 & 4: HPI: Roberta Draper is a 38-year-old woman with type 2 diabetes mellitus who returns to her PMD for a follow-up visit. Her last visit was 3 months ago for a routine physic…
describe factors that might have influenced pharmaco*kinetic and pharmacodynamic processes of the patient you identified. Finally, explain details of the personalized plan of care that you would develo…
How would you respond to a patient who presents with a “viral” infection. Describe your response to his or her request for an antibiotic. Include a description of what the patient presents at the offi…
UCSLION TE I PLS The nurse is administering 250 mg of a medication elixir to the patient. The medication comes in a dose of 1000 mg/5 mL. How many milliliters should the nurse administer? Edit View I…
. Robin is a 31-year patient with a history of obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) being treated with cognitive-behavioral therapy. She is currently 3 months pregnant, and the severity of her obsessio…
Your patient calls and is worried because his antihistamine has not taken away the hives he broke out with today. What do you tell him? Your patient works at a garden nursery and has seasonal allergie…
What is the result of long term use of corticosteroids in animals?
the provider orders 20mg/kg/24hours of a drug to be given orally to a child weighing 22kg. how much should you give every 12 hours?
What is the difference between the five generations of cephalosporin drugs?
Antidote for magnesium poisoning and the mechanism of action of the antidote
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For each of the following four brand names: K-tab, Allegra, Voltaren gel, and Cogentin list in a well-organized table format the active ingredient, what kind of molecule is the active ingredient (i.e….
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What should be the first pharmacological intervention for a patient with osteoarthritis that takes NSAIDS daily for pain, drinks alcohol, takes aspiring daily and develops GERD?
please fast answer without explain 5 Which one of the following antiviral drugs may lead to myelosuppresion? a. Zidovudine b. Cidofovir c. Oseltamivir d. Interferon alpha
For the following drugs briefly describe their mechanism of action, which part or parts of the immune system they target and why they are effective? o Imiquimod o Rituximab
- Describe 4 instructions that the nurse would teach the patient about taking alendronate? (30 pts)
When treating the positive, negative, cognitive, and motor symptoms of schizophrenia, what is the preferred first line treatment approach? Explain the potential advantages of the preferred treatment a…
The order is for aluminum hydroxide 20 mL PO QID. The pharmacy sends aluminum hydroxide. 320 mg per 5 mL. How many mL will the nurse administer to the patient?
A client taking isoniazid is worried about its adverse effects. The nurse realizes that which is a " common adverse reaction to isoniazid? O A) Nephrotoxicity O B) Ototoxicity Wi O c) Hepatotoxic…
Please only answer the refection question. ( Pharmaceutical Science) Chemicals: Paracetamol (Acetaminophen), , Citric acid,Sodium CMC, sorbitol, Sucrose Syrup (Conc 67% w/v), Methyl Paraben, Propyl …
You are caring for a patient with a new order for a narcotic for acute pain related to a fracture of the right femur. Describe the therapeutic actions, indications, pharmaco*kinetics, contraindications…
A person admitted with mild dehydration is to receive 1 L of 0.9% NS to be infused over 8 hours. Calculate the rate {in mL/hr} at which the nurse should program the infusion pump. {Round answer to the…
PHAR 2021. 4. Explique la diferencia de efectos adversos al cambiar de Benadryl a Claritin. 5. Explique que antagonista Hz produce mas interacciones. 6. Explique porque un inhibidor de la bomba de pro…
Case study: NV is a 45 year-old Caucasian female with a history of hypertension and type 2 diabetes, and elevated LDL. She is started on atorvastatin in an attempt to control her condition. She return…
. Viruses, such as SARS-CoV2, can cause disease if they are not eliminated by the immune system. The body can respond to viruses in many ways. Please describe in detail how innate antigen presenting c…
A child has lymphoblastic leukemia. Order: clofarabine 63 mg in 250 mL D 5 W over 2 hours Child’s height and weight: 4 ft 6 in and 86 lb Pediatric dose parameter: 52 mg/m 2 with range of 11.25 mg/m 2 …
- A nurse on a mental health unit placed a client in mechanical restraints after the client assaulted another client. Which of the following actions should the nurse take? A.Request that the p…
Then, explain how the administration of the associated pharmacotherapeutics you recommended may impact the patient’s pathophysiology. This is a 76-year-old male with diagnosis of Alzheimers. The treat…
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Easy multiple choice 1 mark help with explanation. btw whats six cycles lol? 1. A patient prescribed with drug shown in Figure 1 , dosing instructions: “120mg every week for six cycles”. How many vial…
Discuss the risk factors for using medications to treat obstructive pulmonary disorders in children, adults, and older adults. Which age group has the biggest risk of adverse reactions? Why?
Given the 4 compounds below, please list their therapeutic and toxic blood, urine and tissue concentrations and accompanying route of administration. Cocaine MDMA Morphine Diazepam
Margaret Jones is a 56-year-old, Caucasian female who has recently moved to Arizona from Minnesota and is a new patient to your office. She has a history of COPD and seasonal allergies. She has been f…
34) This virus can infect and replicate in many animal species including pigs and birds, as well as humans. In co-infected cells, genetic rearrangement can produce new more virulent combinations and c…
77 y/o male, lives with a very supportive family.He presents for a routine follow up. He denies any complaints, and is pleasant. His daughter reports he is becoming more agitated in the evenings whe…
Compare and contrast the actions and adverse effects of the different nonsteroidal anti- inflammatory drugs
46 Who discovered and first experienced LSD? Timothy Leary Richard Alpert R. Gordon Wasson Albert Hoffman V.L. Stromberg 47 Which is (are) true about AAS? Testost…
Identify two methods that may enhance compliance to bisphosphonate therapy.
I please need help with this assignment is do on Saturday and it has to be not less than 200 words thanks . Safety and Quality Assurance Betty, a new allied health professional, is given an order b…
From the given data below, how to compute for the % moisture? Given: Weight of evaporating dish: 18.5 g Weight of dried sample: 5 g Weight of evaporating dish + sample after 5 hours of heating: 19.7 g…
Calculate Drug Calculation Review Ca 1. The patient is to receive famotidine (Pepcid) 40 mg Ms orally at bedtime to treat gastric ulcer caused by far H. pylori. The drug is available in 20-mg tablets….
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A patient with hypothyroidism presents to clinic with a TSH of 8.4. He has been taking levothyroxine 50 mcg daily for 6 months. Patient has a past medical history of cardiovascular disease and glauc…
Quality control test for ampoule & quality control test for vials
Question 6 Tenecteplase is a modified enzyme that converts plasminogen to plasmin, which aids in the breakdown of blood clots. The recommended total dose of tenecteplase for a 165-pound patie 40 mg, w…
ANTIHISTAMINE AGENTS MAY ALSO HAVEANTIPRURITIC AND ANTIEMETIC EFFECTS TRUE OR FALSE. AllListaffine agents fridy also have afillpruritic and afill effects.
A 22-year-old woman is brought in the emergency department via ambulance because of a suicide attempt. Soon after a “night on the town,” she called her husband saying that she took a handful of sleepi…
How much active drug is in 3 ml of a 10% solution?
describe the aim of cancer chemotherapy in case of malignant disease?
Choose the best, and most complete, answer. NMDA receptors are modulated by which combination of signals below? a) glutamine, glycine b) gaba, glycine c) glutamate, glycine, depolarization d) gluta…
The physician orders KCl mEq in 1000mL of D5 NS to infuse at 100mL/h. Available 10 mEq/5 mL. How many milliters of KCl will the nurse add to the IV?
Do you think it is important for the pharmacy to notify the patient’s provider of a drug allergic reaction that the patient has?
I’m looking for an NR 508 State Specific Guideline for Prescribing Controlled Substances paper from Chamberlain College. I’m looking for an example paper to study over so I can write mine. Can’t find …
Brief discussion of the topics of the following- Complementary and Alternative Therapies; National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH); Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act …
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A description and explanation of the major types of drugs prescribed for sleep disorders An explanation of the potential for addiction associated with these medicines An explanation of the issues rela…
These answers are wrong. Can you solve them to me please? Question 9 Question 9 1 points The nurse is caring for a client newly diagnosed with a primary brain tumor. The client asks the nurse where th…
Characteristics of catecholamine drugs – which sympathomimetic amines i.e. catecholamines or non-catecholamines show longer duration of action?Why?
A doctor writes a prescription for 200ml of Bactrim solution for an ear infection. The pharmacy technician uses 50g of the powdered drug from stock. What is the percent strength of the resulting solut…
You have been assigned to care for Mr. U, a 32-year-old man who has been diagnosed with TB. He goes to the public health department daily to receive his dose of isoniazid and rifampin. Ms. O is your c…
What are a muscarinic receptor and a nicotinic receptor? Please help provide reference
Diltiazem 90mg by mouth three times a day is ordered for a person with hypertension. The medication is supplied in 60mg scored tablets. How many tablets should the nurse administer?
A nurse is inspecting the sinuses of a client who has allergies. Which of the following findings should the nurse expect?
How does the prolonged use corticosteroids impact the bone?
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At 1300 there is 130 mls left in the NS IV bag. The flow rate is TKO (10ml/hr). How long will (what time) it take to complete the bag in military time? [ ]
What is the impact on drug levels and dosing on Protein binding?
explain the application of TLC in the identification of unknown active pharmaceutical ingredients (API)
Is Apolipoprotein B an example of a transport protein.
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a prescription reads potassium chloride 30 meq to be added to 1000ml normal saline and tube administered over 10-hour period. the label on the medication bottle reads 40meq/20ml. the nurse prepares ho…
A physician orders D-5-NS 3000 mL to be infused over 24 hours. The D-5-NS is available in 1000 mL containers. The drop factor is 15 gtt/mL. a. How many milliliters of fluids should be supplied for e…
A patient is prescribed an anticholinergic medication. What information in the past medical history would be of most concern to the nurse? Group of answer choices Glaucoma Asthma Diabetes Bradycardia
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A nurse is preparing to administer cefixime 8 mg/kg/day PO to divide equally every twelve (12) hours to a toddler who weighs 22 lb.Available is cefixime suspension 100 mg/5 mL.How many mL should t…
If this patient’s WBC differential was taken, which cell would likely be elevated and why?
What are the three teaching points that should be reinforced with a client taking methylphenidate?
The physician orders 350 mg Methotrexate I.V.On hand is 250 mg/10 ml.How many ml will you administer?
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a 2ml vial of midazolam hcl injection contains 10mg(5mg/ml). how many ml should be administered to a 154 lb. Patient if a dosage formulation of 0.07mg/kg is used?
Isotonic sodium chloride solution contains 0.9% of sodium chloride. If the sodium chloride equivalent of boric acid is 0.52, what is the percentage strength of an isotonic solution of boric acid by us…
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Review the different types of HIE systems. In your opinion, which type of HIE system would work best? Explain why.
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Pharmacy technician n the early days of pharmacy most prescriptions were compounded. Now, most prescription drug are premade. What are some ways that health practitioners can demonstrate their ability…
Describe any newer medications for psychotic disorders that are different from the typical and atypical antipsychotics
patient with gastric and duodenal ulcers is administered proton pump inhibitors. The patient is also given sucralfate for the management of GI distress. 1. What adverse reactions should the nurse look…
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_________________ and _____________ are considered prokinetic drugs and they work by blocking __________ receptors ________________ and ______________ are considered stomach protectants __________…
Based on the information provided below answer the question. Order: Demerol 55 mg and atropine sulfate 0.3 mg IM on call to the OR Available: Demerol 55 mg per mL and Atropine sulfate 0.4 mg per mL 1….
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A client with hyperthyroidism is scheduled for a thyroidectomy and is to receive radioactive iodine in the days before the surgery. How should the nurse administer this medication?
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A 52-year-old man with Type 2 DM deliberately took several glyburide tablets. What is the management of hypoglycemia? What if the hypoglycemia is prolonged?
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Lillian has been on her medication for pneumonia for 24 hours. The physician says the pneumonia is improving, but she also is having an acute exacerbation of her COPD and a chronic irregular heart rat…
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A 12-year-old boy has occasional episodes of mild asthma while playing soccer with his friends. Q1. What treatment should this patient receive to relieve symptoms during an asthma attack? Q2. If the p…
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Bill is a 58yo male recently diagnosed with stable angina.He has been experiencing chest pain about 2-3 times per week for the last month.His chest pain typically occurs while walking, which he do…
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Why there is a need for both formulary and non-formulary drugs in hospital?
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What is balanced anesthesia? Provide drugs that may be used with balanced anesthesia.
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As a nurse practitioner, you prescribe medications for your patients. You make an error when prescribing medication to a 5-year-old patient. Rather than dosing him appropriately, you prescribe a dose …
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Order: Rocephin 750 mg IM. Available: Rocephin 1g/4mL. How many mL will be administered?
Can you explain the significance of the beta-lactam ring and penicillinase.Describe the historical milestones in the development of penicillin.
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Your patient has mild chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and uses nebulized ipratropium/albuterol (Duoneb) 0.5 mg/2.5 mg per 3 ml. He administers one vial three times a day. There are 60 vials to a…
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A patient is admitted to the medical-surgical floor with complaints of abdominal pain and diarrhea for the past 4 days. The physician has ordered the patient diphenoxylate with atropine, promethazine,…
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A client is prescribed the chemotherapeutic drug methotrexate (Trexall). The nurse demonstrates an understanding of the adverse effects such as hyperuricemia by anticipating the order for which medica…
A 22-year-old college student has suffered with allergy symptoms since moving into his dormitory. When he calls the student health center, he is told to try an over-the-counter (OTC) nasal decongestan…
What is meant by a binding site? a) The area of a macromolecular target that is occupied by a drug when it binds. b) The portion of the drug to which a drug target binds. c) The functional groups used…
What is pharmacologic potentiation? Can it be a cause of medical errors? Explain…
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A patient who is taking an antibiotic to treat bronchitis reports moderate rib pain associated with frequent coughing. The primary care NP should consider prescribing: Group of answer choices
Do inhibitory neurotransmitters activate or inhibit receptors?
What are the main 2 subtypes of calcium channel blockers for the dihydropyridines and the nondihydropyridines? How are they different in clinical effects and indications?
The client is brought to the emergency department in respiratory arrest after overdosing on heroin. The person accompanying the client says he has been using heroin for years. After being administered…
Based on the attached file: Sample FDA Advisory, what can you contribute to avoiding these kinds of products from reaching the customer?
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Consider factors (such as disease process, musculoskeletal changes, or environmental risks) that can influence the evaluation of the lungs and thorax and, Discuss how you will adjust the History and P…
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Please help me quickly Which of the following fluoroquinolones has enhanced potency due to the introduced third ring to the nucleus: COOH COOH A COOH Select one: O a. Structure A O b. Structure B O c….
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1.℞ Piperacillin 2.25g IVPB in 50 mL D5W over 30 minutesPiperacillin is available in a 3 g pharmacy vial with a volume capacity of 15 mL. The package insert recommends reconstitution of this vial wi…
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The # from the top portion you need to solve for the ml in the bottom chart Procedure 1. Find Training vial #1. Remove the cap, and wipe it with an alcohol pad. 2. Look at the vial, and verify that th…
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Explain briefly what happens to the anesthesia action duration of propofol when the liver function is impaired?
The nurse should tell the mother to administer how the nurse is to administer promethazine 12.5 mg IM STAT to the patient.The medication is supplied in an ampule of 50 mg/ml.How many milliliters…
Prepared a table that describe the therapeutic actions,indications,pharmaco*kinetics,contraindications,the most common adverse reactions,and the important drug-drug interactions for the prototype drugs…
When should gastric lavage be initiated to decrease salicylate absorption after an overdose? only if tachypnea present within 24 hours of ingestion within 2 hours of ingestion only after lab confirms …
The patient is a 74-year-old woman who is prescribed to take trimethoprime/sulfamethoxazole (Bactrim) for a severe urinary tract infection. The prescription says she is to take 1 tablet every 12 hours…
What are the three (3)teaching points that should be reinforced with a client taking methylphenidate
A drug is given at a dose of 13 mg/kg to a 55 kg adult.After non-compermental analysis it was calculated that the AUC of the drug was 618.calculate the total clearance of this patient.
A38-year-old white man (height 72 inches, weight 75 kg) with a history of intravenous drug abuse with no history of other disease and he is seen today for a new diagnosis of chronic HCV. Pretreatment …
A nurse is preparing to administer the varicella vaccine to a group of clients. The nurse should identify which of the following clients as having a contraindication for receiving this immunization? a…
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Please explain your answer(s) Q#1 You are investigating the toxicity of compound Z on kidney cells and you observe that in the presence of zinc sulphate the toxicity of compound 2 is increased to m…
Two weeks after beginning treatment for smoking cessation, Joe visits a physician and complains of having suicidal tendencies and feeling mentally depressed. Which of the following is a most likely re…
Amount of API for a batch of compressed tablet can be determined from which of the following -Batch size, average weight, label claim -Analytical specification, cutting weight, batch size -Average…
A client called asking about antacids. The client asked. "How fast and how long will they work?" The nurse responded, “Antacids start working within minutes and last up to hours.
A nurse transcribed an order for lisinopril 2.5 mg PO daily for a patient who was transitioning from the emergency department (ED) to an inpatient area by copying the prescriber’s orders that were pre…
Pharmacology A nurse is reviewing the laboratory results of a client who has diabetes mellitus and is taking glipizide. Which of the following values indicates that the client is adhering to the treat…
_______ is the only available depolarizing neuromuscular blocking drug. Pancuronium Succinylcholine Atracurium Carbachol
A patient receiving warfarin has an INR today of 10.3.Patient denies unusual bleeding and physical exam reveals no bruising or signs of bleeding.Which of the following should the NP order? Group o…
Marcia is a cancer on hospice. She is prescribed Morphine to be injected as needed for pain relief and comfort care. Her dosages began at 2mg, but now it takes 16mg for the same desired effects. Which…
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CHAPTER 13 SB, a 70-year-old man, is having trouble sleeping. He recalls that his sister has been prescribed phenobarbital, a barbiturate, to control her epileptic seizures, and that barbiturates are …
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A nurse is preparing to administer gentamicin 2 tbsp PO. How many mL should the nurse administer?Round to the nearest tenth. Use a leading zero if it applies. Do not use a trailing zero
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the nurse is preparing to administer a dose of morphine to a child who weighs 33 lbs. the order is morphine 0.25mg/kg given orally every 6 hours. available is morphine suspension 10mg/ml. how many ml …
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The dosage the pharmacy carries in stock (on hand), is different than the prescribers order. Use ratio and proportion to calculate the total quantity of tablets to dispense for each of the prescri…
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A 3-year-old patient named John is brought by his mother to the medical office. Reason for consultation (CC) diarrhea and vomiting of two days of evolution. The doctor orders a low dose of Phenergan, …
Which of the following is not an acute cellular effect associated with alcohol? O a. increase in the GABA-mediated chloride ion flow O b. increased production of endogenous cannabinoids c. increased …
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Why is the use of Vancomycin limited in the hospital? What is it reserved for?
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Jose is obese and has diabetes, hypertension, and dyslipidemia. His medications include metformin, insulin glargine, aspirin, a statin, and either a CCB, ARB, ACE inhibitor, or thiazide diuretic in th…
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The nurse is reviewing medication errors. Which situation is an example of a medication error? a. A patient complains of severe pain still present 60 minutes after a pain medication was given. b…
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Explain why ARBs and CCBs are prescribed to asthmatic patients, not ACEi. Discuss the mechanism of action of these classes of drugs.
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Just need help with these questions please Calculate the flow rate in gtts/min using the following equation: ml x gtt x 1 hr = gtt/min hr mL 60 min 6) Rx 250 ml over 2 hours drop factor of 20 gtts/ml …
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Can you help me with the steps to calculating infusion time. The doctor orders Dopamine 20 mcg/kg/min. The patient weighs 160 lbs. You’re supplied with a 250 mL bag of Dopamine that reads 1600 mcg/mL….
Can you guys help me to solve this calculation if feeding CHAPTER 6 Calculation of Basic IV Drip Rates 233 SELF-TEST 5 Calculation of Tube Feedings Solve these problems stating how much of the feeding…
A health care provider’s prescription reads nitroglycerin grains 1/150 sublingually stat. The label on the bottle reads nitroglycerin 0.4 mg/tablet. The nurse prepares how many tablets to administer t…
A 72 year old Male is started on diclofenac 50mg tds for rheumatoid arthritis He is also prescribed warfarin 3mg of for AF What is the problem with this prescription and what can be done to alleviate …
Choosing 3 psychotropic drugs from different groups, research and document how each drug’s absorption, distribution, metabolism and elimination can be affected or influenced when the drug is administe…
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After reviewing information about antihyperlipidemic drugs, a group of nursing students demonstrate understanding when they identify which medication as a fibric acid derivative (fibrate)?
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Explain the benefits of L-Citruline to a gout patience?
Which family of hepatic enzymes is involved in the metabolism of almost all drugs that we discussed this semester? Which stage and type of metabolism do these enzymes largely participate in (be very s…
Infuse heparin 5000U in D5W 250 ml at 30ml/hr. what will be the concentration of heparin in each milliliter of D5W
tylenol elixer 160mg/5ml Dose: 320mg How many ml will the nurse administer?
With the ACA available to all Americans, have you taken advantage of the health insurance for yourself? Explain why or why not. How do you think the ACA affects insurance billing at the pharmacy? How …
A client is prescribed phenobarbital sodium (Laminal) for a seizure disorder, The medication has a long half-life of 4 days. Based on this half-life, the medication will most likely be prescribed.
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The physician orders 650mg of Acetaminophen. On hand you have 325mg tabs. How many tablets will be given to the patient?
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Endocrine A 55-year-old patient returns to the clinic for an annual evaluation of her thyroid status. She was diagnosed with hypothyroidism at age 25 and has taken Synthroid ever since. She feels well…
Many pharmacological treatments are used for insomnia. Compare and contrast benzodiazepine hypnotics and serotonergic hypnotics.Describe the mechanism of action and when the class of medication is m…
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Question 50 (2 points) ) Listen Which of the following drugs inhibits reabsorption of glucose in the kidneys so it is eliminated in the urine? glimepiride dapagliflozin Opioglitazone saxagliptin
Please specify safe dosage range as well 3. Phenobarbital 45 mg p.o. b.i.d. is ordered for a child with seizures weighing 35 1b. The recommended dosage is 6 to 8 mg/kg/24 hr, given every day or b.i.d….
1, Your patient is ready for discharge (see case below). 2. Attending Physician requested for patient counseling and medication education by a Pharmacist before patient may go home (as seen in the pic…
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A femalepatient (Patient 1) was admitted 13.03.19 following episodes of recurring UTIs. Patient was treated with IV amoxicillin TDS. Cultures were taken prior to antibiotic treatment and were positi…
follow the link https://mor.nlm.nih.gov/RxNav/ What are the RxNorm normalized forms for Lisinopril? How many RXCUIs are there for Zocor? List three interactions with Lisinopril. Show a Class View work…
PHA105 Compounding. Calculate the amounts required to prepare the following mixtures: Zinc Oxide 250 g Starch 250 g White Soft Paraffin 500 g Mitte: 5 Kg
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Gwen is an 83 year old female with atrial fibrillation who is being started on rate-controlling therapy. She has normal ejection fraction. Which of the following calcium-channel blockers would be pref…
outline the drugs that work on beta adrenergic receptors and alpha adrenergic receptors
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Identify at least two substances that can interact with the following drugs: H1 antagonist (blocker) antihistamines. H2 antagonist (blocker) antihistamines.
f 3 g of Zovirax ointment contains 150 mg of acyclovir, what is the concentration?
Mr. Black, who is 93 years old, is admitted to the emergency department with severe dizziness and confusion. Until 2 days ago, he was alert, oriented, and able to ambulate to the dining hall for meals…
SUBJECT: PHARMACOLOGY LESSON: PHARMACODYNADICS 100 possible points Use a drug handbook, answer the following questions: Look for the drug-drug interaction of the following drugs given and give nursing…
design atheoretical drugthat will act on the physiological pathway (e.g. production, action, termination) ofNeuropeptide Y (NPY) andimprove learning and memory. Focusing on which part of that …
Antibiotics can cause what opportunistic infections
How to compute for theoretical yield and actual yield?. Batch Size Theoretical Yield in Number of Units : 263.16 mg Actual Yield Volume of Importation in Number of Units (as indicated in the 250 mg co…
quiiz…….. which of the following is not an effect of the drug (Midazolam)? A. Amnesia B. Decreased respiratory functio n C.Ana-esthetic. D. Dizziness.
when answering the questions 27-32 ( these are the rules that was establish when necessary, not all rules will pertain to each question). use rules and conversions and use standard rounding. All must …
the category of antihypertensive drugs and typical drug for each group? 1740 53 2.Please describe category of antihypertensive drugs and typical drug for each group? T T T Arial 3 (12pt) REC 2 P 12 50…
critical thinking questions. A 46 year old made quadriplegic patient has been experiencing severe spasticity in the lower extremities. making it difficult for him to maintain his position in his elect…
How do we deliver ambient temperature Water For Injection (WFI) to an end-user via the (WFI)distribution loop?
Anti cancer administered orally to the patient and control group. The Cmax and Tmax were higher in patients compared to control group. Does absorption was faster, slower or unchanged in patient compar…
My patient safety issue is medication errors and I am trying to implement a solution for my organization. I decided to suggest a robust medication reconciliation system, MedHx. My organization is: Bay…
OI is started on digoxin for CHF. Which statement is true? a)Digoxin immune fab fragments should be given to anyone with a digoxin level > 3.3 ng/ml b)Digoxin’s efficacyin CHF isdue to…
What is Lidocaine 2% equivalent to? A.2 mg/ 1 L B.2 gm/100 ml C.2 L/100ml D.2 mg/100ml
Through a comprehensive discussion, what is the relationship of GOMPERTZIAN GROWTH to cancer chemotherapy ? Explain. Please provide your references.
A nurse is providing community education on the increase in heroin use. Which information would be included? Select all that apply.
in according the therapeutic products directorate’s guidance document they ask for clarification how can I write a cover letter NDS for: Esomeprazole for injection, control no.123456
What do you do different when giving an infant CPR oppose to a child or an adult? (list 3 things) What do you do different when giving a child CPR oppose to an adult? (list everything) How deep should…
Easy multiple choice help, true or false 1.Drugs that are less distributed to tissues likely to follow one-compartment model a)True b)False 2. In one compartment mode…
You are completing a ward round/medication review and are asked to review Mrs Smiths’ current medication. She has developed swallowing difficulties and one of the doctor’s/GP’s asks you for your advic…
SE is a twenty-two-year-old Caucasian woman who was diagnosed with asthma at age seven. According to her medical record, she has “mild persistent” asthma. Today, she reports that she has been using he…
Exercise 3: Defend your answer Ricky received a liver transplant 6 weeks ago and now has been diagnosed with an aspergillosis lung infection and will require IV treatment with systemic antifungals. a….
The MD has prescribed 10 mg IV Lasix IV stat.Lasix comes in 40mg/ml amps.How many mL should the nurse administer?
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List key points that must be included in the assessment of a patient receiving drug therapy. For each item on the list provide rationale stating why this item is essential in a drug assessment
QUESTION #2 (25points) Many drugs interact beneficially withbeverages, foods, or other chemical compoundsto enhance eitherthepharmaco*kinetic or pharmacodynamics factors contributing to that …
A nurse is teaching a client who multiple allergies about using an epinephrine auto injection. which of the following instruction should the nurse include. (a) Avoid massaging the site after injection…
What are the pharmaco*kinetics (drug absorption, distribution, metabolism, and elimination) and pharmacodynamics (effects mediated through a drug’s biological targets) of Simvastatin. ( No dots po…
You decide to make a salad of fresh fruit. To avoid their darkening due to the phenolase enzyme contained in apples and bananas, you add lemon juice and you put the fruit salad in the refrigerator, at…
OBJECTIVES TO COMPLETE: 1 Describe proper technique to administer drugs to the ear 2 Describe proper technique to daminister drugs to the eyes 3 List names and actions of disease-modifying antirheumat…
QUESTION 7 1.If phenobarbital has a four day half-life, and a client accidentally took 200 mg of the drug on Tuesday morning, and no intervention occurred, how much medication will remain in…
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)MD writes an order for Ibuprofen 3 mg/kg by mouth every 6 hours for pain for a child. The child weighs 73 lb. Pharmacy dispenses you with 50 mg/2 ml. How many ml will you administer per dose?
Why is topical ophthalmic nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drug (NSAID) used for an inflammatory disorder of the eye?
Can you explain what Guanfacine is along with mechanism of action and side effects?
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Question 13 (2 points) Order: Methelprednisolone sodium succinate 60mg IV daily Available: 40mg in 1mL How many ml are you going to administer per dose? A mL Navt Dar
I am needing tutoring help with this pharmacology assignment For the table below indicate the effect of each system and the receptor for each. An example has been done for you. EFFECT PARASYMPATHETIC …
The active ingredient of the drug Amodiaquine has no violations of the “Rule of Five” True or False
please faind the error what on the record Critical Thinking Questions A nurse noticed that the physician had typed a new drug order on the Physician’s Order Form in the patient’s electronic cal record…
The physician has ordered KCL 30 mEq p.o. daily. The medication is supplied as 40 mEq/15mL. How many mL will you administer?
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While caring for a patient with cirrhosis or hepatitis, the nurse knows that abnormalities in which phase of pharmaco*kinetics may occur? a. Absorption b. Distribution c. Metabolism d. Excretion
which genetic material is passed on the most organisms during reproduction?
1_For two cytotoxic anticancer drugs that are specific for different cell cycle phases, state the drug class and compare their mechanisms of action. 2_Compare these two drugs with respect to their dos…
Make signaling diagrams that explain the key functions of breast cancer therapies FEC, palbociclib, gosere- lin, trastuzumab, lapatinib, tamoxifen, anastrozole.
What are the methods and materials for a patient taking atenolol medication?
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30 yo female presents to a community pharmacy with recent gastric ulcer with perforation Pathophysiology of this disease state: Typical Clinical presentation for patients with this disease state: Typi…
Discuss principles of pharmacodynamics and how they are applied to clinical practice
Mrs. Z is a 34-year-old female who come in with a complaint of diarrhea accompanied by abdominal pain. Onset of the symptom was about 4 days ago. She reports thinking she is running a fever but has no…
- What are the expected pharmacological actions and therapeutic uses of the antitussive opioids? 2. What is the expected pharmacological action of the expectorant, Guaifenesin? 3. What is the maximum…
order: 500cc D5W with 500mg Ampicillin to infuse at 150cc ( drop factor: 20). How many drops per minutes?
Urine isolate A contains Staph. Aureus. Urine Isolate B contains E.Coli Urine isolate C contains Staph Epidermidis Urine isolate D contains Pseudomonas Aeruginosa a) List a source that supports the ob…
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7-year-old male presents with a 4-day history of erythematous plaques overed with much thickened yellowish crusting on the face area. You make the agnosis of non-bullous impetigo. sing the above infor…
7-The primary care provider orders morphine sulfate 5 mg IV every 4 hours PRN for pain. How many ml will the nurse administer? NDC 10019-178-44 5 my x me Morphine Sulfate ini. ,use 10 ng =015 m 10 mg/…
The t½ value for aceclofenac tablet following oral administration in Wistar male rats was reported to be 4.35 hours (Shakeel et al, 2009). Assuming a first-order process, what is the elimination rate…
10 degrees Celsius = _____ degrees Fahrenheit Question options: a) -14 degrees Fahrenheit b) 14 degrees Fahrenheit c) 140 degrees Fahrenheit d) 13degrees Fahrenheit Question 21 / 1 point Con…
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lications that affect GI and differences among and d to treat peptic ulcer disease UI OTC). What are the risks and DTC? Learning Objective(s)
Jelaskan prinsip dasar farmakokinetik dan farmakodinamik seluler Translation: Explain the basic principles of pharmaco*kinetics and cellular pharmacodynamics
Please help with these dosage calculation questions.. 4. The physician writes the following order for the patient with metastatic cancer: IV hydromorphone 10 – 30 mg / hr titrated for pain management….
Select two different drugs, each with a different mechanism of action, used for the treatment of asthma. For each of the two drugs , write summary containing the information in the list below. ?…
please fast answer without explain 1.Which of the following antimycotics is used in Cushing’s diseases. a. Fluconazole b. Voriconazole c. Flucytosine d. Ketoconazole
Which one of the following is not a route of administration? a) Intravenous (IV) b) Oral c) Topical d) Dissolution
Fill in the blanks: Drug properties Antihypertensive drugs Other drugs Drug name prazosin atenolol labetalol celiprolol clonidine nicorandil nifedipine sodium nitroprusside sildenafil phenylephrine gl…
a patient with heart failure has recently been prescribed metoprolol for new onset atrial tachycardia. What potential side effect should the nurse be worried about? A It may cause sodium retention mak…
- Conduct internet research to determine which age group suffers the most from depression. What factors make this age group the most likely to have depression? How can this research be applied to nur…
- This question has two parts: a. How do drug shortages impact pharmacies and pati
I need some help writing the results for a laboratory. It’s on the toxicology of tobacco. Here’s the link for the assessment. https://www.coursehero.com/file/38912183/Toxicology-of-tobacco-PHAR2210-20…
Problem 1, part 1: 1 ml samples of tissue membranes were incubated overnight in a nearly saturating amount (100 nM) of radioligand L*. At time 0, 1000 x [L*] of unlabeled ligand (100 M) is added to…
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tube Orlistat final concentration (μM) Absorbance at 410 nm (A1) Absorbance at 500 nm (A2) Absorbance A1 – A2 = A3 1 100 μM 0.14 0.04 0.1 2 30 μM 0.19 0.09 0.1 3 10 μM 0.22 0…
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Sally is a 16-year-old female with a urinary tract infection. She is healthy, afebrile, with no use of antibiotics in the previous 6 months and no drug allergies. An appropriate first-line antibiot…
. A flow is irrotational if skew(Vv(x, t)) =0, i.e. if the velocity gradient is a symmetric tensor. (b) Consider a hom*ogeneous, incompressible ideal fluid with density po > 0 surrounding an unmov…
What immunization schedule should be followed for this patient today? In addition to immunizations received today, what should be the plan for providing additional immunizations and when should they b…
CH 4 Explain minimum effective concentration Explain toxic concentration? What is the therapeutic range and why is it important?
PLEASE FILL OUT THE PRESCRIPTION BELOW AFTER READING CASE STUDY THANK YOU Prescription Writing Practice: Cardiac HTN Marianne Lynch, born August 1, 1992, has been just diagnosed by you with hyperte…
Explain the impact of STFs on workers and patients.
Mr. HP is a new patient at the clinic. While asking him his medical history, he tells you that he had a history of seizures, Headaches, and occasionally dizziness. Other than having an allergy to acet…
To reduce the development of drug resistance bacteria and maintain the effectiveness of cefazolin for injection USP and other antibacterial drugs 4 gram of cefazolin for injection USP should be used o…
How do you think vaccines have improved public health? And As a student pharmacist, how can you contribute to the improvement of public health through immunization?
Because the patient SEEIIIS diseriented, she-uld Theresa even trust what the gradient is. reperfing?
Give an account of the process of drug metabolism, and explain how this may lead to interactions between certain drugs. Illustrate your answer with specific examples
Please answer the following questions Explain the process you would use when accepting a prescription from a customer. What are the important things that you must check on a prescription that a c…
I need help on this, + … Fractured Leg 14-year-old girl admitted with a broken left leg. History: Nicole Michaelson, a 14-year-old girl, was skiing when she fell and broke her left leg. As she fell,…
A 52-year-old man with type 2 diabetes mellitus and hypertension was referred to our clinic for assessment of mixed hyperlipidemia found on routine investigation. Results of our physical examination w…
Write down the likely function of each ingredient in the above formulation.
A 26-year-old man presents to his physician 3 weeks after having his thyroid surgically removed for thyroid cancer. His doctor is certain that she “got it all.” However, since the time he went home fr…
J.C is a 19 years old female who is Sexually active, complains of dyspareunia and has a history of frequent UTIs, A diagnosis of Atrophic vaginitis is made What is the treatment for Atrophic vaginitis…
- Indicate the expected outcome for T.A. that is associated with each of the medications he is receiving. Chart Review Medication Administration Record Lantus (insulin glargine) 30 units subcut daily…
Directions: Identify the letter of the label corresponding to the IV fluid abbreviation: D 5 1/2 NS with 20 mEq KCL
What role does examination of joint fluid play in the diagnosis of gout?
What is the mechanism of action and potential side effects for the sglt2 inhibitors?
- how much boric acid is contained in 15g of a 5% boric acid cream? 2 in addition to oil-in-water and water-in-oil emulsion, there are also double emulsions called water-in-oil-in how much sodium chl…
When prescribing an inhaler, do you prescribe 1 inhaler, or do you specify the amount of puffs needed?
Med student 10. An IV of D5W and 1/2 NS 1,000 mL was ordered to infuse at 125 mL/hr. Drop factor 15 gtt/mL. The IV was hung up at 7 am. At 11 am you check the IV, and there is 400 mL left. a) Recalcul…
- It is important for the PMHNP to recognize differences in pharmaco*kinetics to safely prescribe and monitor medications. Which of the following statements does the competent PMHNP identif…
This drug has limited effect at lowering his blood pressureso the Provider ordered a drug from a class of medications that decrease the enzyme needed to change a hormone into a very potent vasoconst…
- What is the difference between respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) in the neonate and adult respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS)?
A sudden drop in blood pressure that causes dizziness and fainting when rising from a standing or sitting position is O malignant hypertension. a hypertensive emergency. O orthostatic hypotension. Ove…
1.Give 15 examples (each) of drugs that undergone adverse drug reaction for: A. Additive B. Bizarre C. Continuous D. Discontinuous E. End of use F. Failure of efficacy 2.Give the appropriate metho…
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Question-ATH1 1-• Which of the following scenarios most describes a patient with an infectious disease? A.72 year old male, T 98.6, WBC 6,000, neutrophils 50%, bands 2% B.54 year old female,…
Based on this table, with these factors intended to warfarin therapy, what are its effect on PT-INR in each factors indicated? How to determine if these following factors result to increase or decreas…
- Give 3 functions of skin. (3 points) 2. What is a neuropathic pain? Give one medication for the treatment of this condition. (2 points) 3. For terminally ill patients, the medical prescriber should…
What are the 4 types of extrapyramidal side effects and how they are commonly treated, when they might start and how long they last?
Discuss how the nurse can evaluate the person’s understanding of their diabetes as well as assessing if the clients is up taking initiatives to support their self-management of diabetes
PLEASE HELP TITILE OF THE TOPIC IS DRUG INTERACTION ADVERSE REACTION AND PHARMACEUTICAL INCOMPATAABILITY THIS IS UNDER THE TOPIC NEED TO BE EXPLAIN IN DEEP SUMMARY OF EACH THANK…
- Identify the K D of Dianeacase for the BullandFinch Receptor: KD is 2.5 ·Identify the EC50 and describe the efficacy of Dianeacase for producing a rise in heart rate…
urgent!>>>>>>>>>>>> Potassium sparing diuretics have the primary effect upon the _____ found in the kidney.
Which of the following drugs would be used to decrease the actions of ACH? amantadine levodopa bromocriptine procyclidine carbidopa
- Give patient 24.9 mg of dopamine in 283 mL of D5W to be infused at a rate of 17 mg/hr. Calculate the flow rate in mL/hr.
A simple heterologous protein drug from an E coli expression system dissolved in normal saline and freeze dried and stored at room tempearture, generated a lot of anti-drug antibodies during in vivo t…
A physician prescribes 20,000 units heparin IV for 24 hours; however, the dosage on hand is 40,000 units/mL. Calculate the amount of the drug that should be given.
In pharmacy define complement goods and identify potential complements for your product /service , evaluate how does the existence of complement goods impact the demand for your product/service
- Condition in which the heart cannot pump enough blood to meet the tissue needs of the body. 30. Macro molecules that carry cholesterol from the body cells to the liver to be excreted. Down 1. Fat-…
Client instruction for the best time of day to take a antihistamine?
Pharmacology A nurse on a medical-surgical unit is preparing to administer an influenza vaccine to a client. The client tells the nurse, "I no longer want to receive this vaccine." Which of …
The nurse has instructed a client with an eating disorder about fluoxetine, and determines that teaching has been effective when the client states: “I should call my provider if I have cravings for la…
quick response would be appreciated New Question Pool 1. Infuse ampicillin 1 g in 100 mL in 45 minutes. Drop factor is 20 gtt/ml
hello, i’m stuck here and i’m hesitating between muscarinic and nicotine. (the 2 otherd are false, it has been confirmed).. The effector tissues of the somatic nervous system have O Alpha adrenergic r…
contienen pseudoefedrina se tendra que archivar por un termino de: A. Dos anos B. Dos anos a partir de la ultima entrada que se hizo en el registro c. Dos anos a partir de la primera entrada que se hi…
- Symptoms of caffeine withdrawal include: headache fatigue irritability all none 12. Under physiological conditions, what percentage of caffeine is ionized? 50% 100% 0% The amount of caffeine t…
What is the possible positive frame of references for a study of a new drug with minimum improvement after initial testing?
Role of cholinergic antagonists- different type of cholinergic antagonists and their sites of action.
>What is the relationship between the minimum inhibitory concentration , the peak plasma concentration and the area under curve of an antibiotics. how treatment successful ratio can influenced by t…
Why are questions about dosage best answered by pharmacists? A.They often involve pregnancy and reproductive issues. B.They aren’t—it’s okay for pharmacy technicians to answer them. C.They dep…
Levothyroxine sodium tablets (Synthroid) are available in 12 different strengths ranging from 25 to 300 mcg. Express this range in milligrams.
exploring a relevant drug or class of drugs. address the following: (choose any drug) Biology/biochemistry of the illness/disorder The biochemistry of the drug(s) The development of the drug(s) Drug d…
#1 An IV containing 1 G of cefazolin in 25 ml NS is administered over 45 minutes. How many milligrams of drug will the patient receive in 14 minutes? Group of answer choices 311 mg 560 mg 7.8 mg 1,0…
- a) Create ONE scenario/story, which portrays a pharmacist who did not abide by ALL of the following Pharmacy Code of Ethics statements 1.3, 2.1, 4.1 and 6.1. (4 marks) 1.3. A pharmacist shall …
The primary nurse tells you that your patient’s central line dressing needs to be changed. What steps would you take before seeking your instructor’s assistance?
A client who is receiving a Heparin infusion calls the nurse to report sudden bleeding from the Nose and Mouth. Which action is most important for the nurse to implement? Apply pressure and ice to t…
Pick each couple of drugs that work by similar mechanism of action group A Group B atorvastatin Amlodipine frusemide Omeprazole pantoprazole. Hydrochlorothiazide lisinopril Simvastatin true or false m…
can you help me answer this question 1. Non-sugar component of glycosides 2. Sugar component of glycosides 3. Classifications of glycosides and their uses and mechanisms of actions 4. Identification t…
Where are pharmacology and non pharm recommendations ?? . What are the recommended meds for her condition? what is the rationale behind each medication and how is it going to work to improve her condi…
Ordered: atropine 0.6mg IM. Label reads 0.3mg per 0.5ml. How many mililiters will you give per dose?
Explain the following Statements: a) Write down adverse effects of the drugs to treat the G6PD deficiency disease. b) Which types of interactions can occur when multiple drugs are taken? c) The metabo…
Scenario: You are assign to the transplant clinic at the healthcare agency where you are doing a clinical rotation. Your instructor assigns you to care for Mr. O, 30 years old, who received a heart an…
10) These organisms survive in the acidic environment of the stomach and can be found in a high percentage of patients suffering from gastritis and peptic ulcers. Chronic infection increases the risk …
drug card for aspirin. Action of medication: Side Effects: Contraindications Indications: Medication Nursing Implications: Drug-Drug/Drug-Food Interactions: Patient Teaching: Labs
When interviewing an older adult with suspected dementia, it is most important that? a. Mental status be evaluated in order to determine if the patient is a reliable historian O b. the clinician get i…
- aspirin has an analgesic, antipyretic, and anti-inflammatory property at therapeutic doses. Which among these is not true regarding aspirins? A. inhibits peripheral prostaglandins systhe…
Each statement describes a phase of pharmaco*kinetics. Put the statements in order, with 1 indicating the phase that occurs first and 4 indicating the phase that occurs last. a. Enzymes in the liver tr…
The following are urine concentration data of drug X in a healthy volunteer following a 100 mg iv bolus dose concentration ofclrug in urine [mtg/ml) Amount of drug in plasma after 6 hrs?. The followin…
Answer the ff. References: Clinical Skills for Pharmacists. https://books.google.com.ph/books?id=hLMOgTLo5uYC&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false….
This is the case CASE STUDY The global pharmaceutical industry: swallowing a bitter pill Sarah Holland The case describes the evolution of the pharmaceutical industry and its unusual strategic environ…
DATA S: CC: “Cough” HPI: 15 year old year old male presents with cough for past two weeks that has gotten progressively worse. The cough is present all day and increases at night. The sput…
please fast answer without explain 9In the case of low creatinine clearance (high levels of creatinine in the blood), how should we deal with the drug dosage? Select one: The dose must be increased th…
Please indicate the appropriate office within the CDRH that oversees the following: A) Approval/clearance of a new mammography device B) Post-market assessment of manufacturer’s adherence to the app…
Why might breakthrough symptoms be more likely when switching from olanzapine to aripiprazole? Include receptors and sources.
Glargine insulin is prescribed for a client with type 1 diabetes mellitus. What does the nurse tell the client about this type of insulin? Select all that apply.
A liquid is available in a 1:350 concentration. Prepare one pint of 1:500 solution. How many milliliters of stock solution (solute) are needed? How many milliliters of solvent are needed? (show each s…
Which common condition of old age is not treated using drug therapy? glaucoma cataract dry eye syndrome shingles Question 39 (2 points) Listen Congestive heart failure often does not present with in o…
Enoxaparin Iosartan Regular insulin paracetamol I want this for all medication: 1. Medication trade name 2. Medication generic name 3. Pharmacological class 4. Therapeutic class 5. Indica…
- Ms. Benson is a 44 year old Native American woman who appears at the emergency room with hyperventilation, increased perspiration, and irregular heart beat. Looking at the lab values: ABG values pH…
a young female client. A young adult female client who is planning to become pregnant asks the nurse if she can continue taking isotretinoin for cystic ace. Which information is most important for the…
Click here to submit your course evaluation. A pediatrician has ordered ampicillin 50 mg/kg/day p.o. divided q.6h for a child who weighs 44 lb. How many kilograms does the child weigh? kg Paragraph BI…
How many milliliters of sterile water should be added to 125mL of sucrose so the resulted solution is a 4% solution?
What is the best pharmacological way to break an opiate addiction? (Defend your answer with support.)
Questions 2 and 3: A pharmacy technician receives a prescription for 125mcg of a medication. The pharmacy has 0.25mg scored tablets on hand. The technician calculates that the patient should take t…
Based on the documentary film about psychotropic drugs entitled, ” Making A Killing: The Untold Story Of Psychotropic Drugging ” uploaded on youtube by Become90ForLife channel, what one issue you can …
How is mouth placement for rescue breathing different in the infant than for the adult and child?
A solution of sodium phenobarbitone (also known as sodium phenobarbital), is to be prepared in a solution with a pH = 5.5.The molar solubility of phenobarbitone is 1g/L. Calculate the maximum conc…
ethical pharmacy Review the following links and consider how ethics, codes of conduct the GPhC standards for pharmacy professionals, the APTUK values and/ or any other legal considerations you have in…
Mr. Flint weighs 264 lb. You have on hand 25,000 units in 1,000 mL of 0.9% sodium chloride. You review the order for Mr. Flint’s heparin drip: Heparin bolus 70 units/kg then initiate dr…
All of the following drugs interact with theophylline (Theo-Dur) except : a. Erythromycin b. montelukast (Singulair) c. phenytoin sodium (Dilantin) d. famotidine (Pepcid)
3a) Calculate the number of bottle/s needed to be dispensed to patient based on prescription A , given that Prednisolone comes in 30mL per bottle with concentration of 20mg/10mL. Show your workings (4…
colleen is very drowsy on 50 mg zoloft. the nurse says to cut the prescription by 50% . How much should colleen take?
How does antibiotic resistance develop? What complications can occur from antibiotic resistance, both in humans and in livestock? Should we decrease the use of antibiotics in humans and livestock anim…
Why is it important for the nurse to monitor blood pressure in clients receiving antipsychotic drugs?
I am really struggling with pharmacology in my nursing program. Do you have any tips/tricks to help me with passing this class?
Which of the following is a chronic, progressive, disease of bones and joints caused by degenerative changes in the cartilage? A. chondromalacia. B. osteochondroma. C. osteoarthritis…
How do I fill in this table? Treatment Weight of Absorbance Salicylic acid Salicylic acid Aspirin that Aspirin powdered at 298.5 nm (mg/100 mL) content degraded remaining tablet (mg/tablet) (mg/tablet…
DEVELOP A WALLCHART THAT DESCRIBES THE THERAPEUTIC ACTIONS,INDICATIONS, PHARMAco*kINSTICS,CONTRAINDAICTAIONS,ADVERSE REACTION,DRUGS-DRUG INTERACTION FOR HISTAMINE-2RECEPTOR ANTAGONISTS,ANTACIDS,PROTON …
your instructed to give 48 mg of baytril injectable im you have on hand 100ml vial containing 500mg what will be the volume you need to administer
- Find a Web site that lists the top 100 or top 200 drugs 5 ordered by a prescription. Which anxiolytic or hypnotic drug is most frequently ordered? How many anxiolytic or hypnotics are in the top 50…
Will need references to questions solved. PN PHARMACOLOGY DRUG CARD ASSIGNMENT 1 Using the Drug Card Assignment Template, type the following sections for assincation below: 1. Give 2 examples of each …
What is the rationale for co-administration of low-molecular weight heparin and warfarin in the immediate postoperative period?
Discuss the pathophysiology of alpha1 and 2 and beta1 and 2 receptors. Please give examples of 2 medications that affect these receptors.
A student nurse is learning about factors healthcare professionals need to 2 points consider to prescribe medications. What factor indicates she needs further training and does not fully understand? *
- In what systems does the medication metabolizes? 2. How does medication derive its chemical name? 3. What the difference between trade and generic name? 4. What are the factors that influence absor…
A modified Ringer’s Irrigation has the following formula: (Sodium chloride 8.6 g), (Potassium chloride 0.3 g), (Calcium chloride 0.33 g), (PEG 3350 60 g), (Water for injection ad 1000 mL). Assuming th…
- Order: Administer 250 mg of vancomycin IV in 90 minutes. The medication is available in 200 mL of NS. The drop factor is 20 gtt/mL. How many mL/hr will be administered?
what is the simplest way to solve dosage caculations?
Chapter 5 1. Briefly describe four measuring systems that are used in drug therapy. Provide examples of when each system is used. Identify which system is used most frequently and why …
Please read Step 1 then Answer Step 2. Also answer by number so i know. Thank u so much ?????? Week 5 – Discussion Print Follow the 3-Step Plan and Student Checklist to meet the Disc…
tutoring help 11. Sprite is a 15 1b. DMH MN cat. He has been experiencing problems with constipation so the veterinarian has ordered the following: (The concentrations are in parentheses after the dru…
CF is a sixty-year-old African American male who presents as a new patient for initial evaluation and follow-up. He has been diagnosed with hypertension for the last twelve years and Type 2 diabetes f…
Orapred 15mg/5ml dispense quantity 30ml Directions: 1 tbsp qd What is days supply?
Can you help me write an article on dosage Calculation. It is a website assignment .
A patient Is diagnosed with Scables, she asks If an OTC medication like RID will work. What is your response?
Question 1 Is Hashimoto’s thyroiditis associated with dementia? Question 2 Please explain the causes of, and suggest recommended treatments for, euthyroid and hypothyroid states. Question 3 What is …
Valporic 45mg/kg/day is divided into 3 equal doses. Patient weighs 66lbs. Available is Valporic 250mg/5mL. How many mL per dose does the nurse prepare?
My question is the following: I needing assistance on this particular Case Study & Discussion Questions Margaret is a 59-year-old Caucasian female who presents to the clinic for follow-up of he…
ASAP connecting the opioid dots,prescription down fatalities up. Cc. Opioids could be purchased without a prescription in drug stores The drug currently most responsible for overdose deaths is: C d. O…
-drug x is a new drug released, has moderate theorapeutic indeex, produces mild euphiria, and needs to be taken 4 times a day. -drug Y is a new drug, prescribed to be taken once a day, has low therape…
Mrs. Cherry is a 45-year-old teacher. She is currently taking Digoxin for a heart condition. Mrs. Cherry has a case of indigestion and is visiting the pharmacy to purchase medication for relief. What …
SELF-STUDY ASSIGNMENTS 1. Review the literature to determine whether once-daily dosing of aminoglycosides (i.e., large dose-extended interval dosing meth- od) may decrease the incidence of nephrotoxic…
A nurse should instruct a client who is receiving estrogen therapy to immediately report which symptoms.
Lesson 34 Assignment: Online Resources Name: Assignment Overview This assignment helps you explore the online resources that can assist you in your pharmacy career. Be creative in finding diff…
Early Identification of Acute Hemolytic Transfusion Reactions: Realistic Implications for Best Practice in Patient Monitoring Article, by Juliet Battard Menendez Barbara Edwards file:///C:/Users/Owner…
if the physician orders 8mg of a medication and the vial state that there are 2mg in 1ml how many ml Would the Medical assistant give deliver 8mg
A drug that delivers 500 mg has a half-life of 4 hours. How many milligrams of drug will remain in the body after 1 half-life?
A patient taking MAOIs for Depression must be instructed to avoid _____________ for fear ofdeveloping a hypertensive emergency. A) Cabbage B) Water C) Fresh Oranges D) Salami
A 62-year-old man is admitted to your ward with heart failure. The medical team would like to start him on digoxin tablets and ask for your advice. He weighs 58 kg and his drug history is shown below:…
Excretion is the primary role of which organ/system? Question 10 options: a) Circulatory b) Hepatic c) Cardiovascular d) Renal
A 65-year old man is brought to the hospital by his concerned wife. Over the last few months, her husband has become irritable, he is starting to bump into things when walking, and she has to yell at …
Howcan your understanding of the agonist to antagonist spectrum allow you to predict drug interactions?
What are some patient teaching tips for patients on (Aricept) donepezil FSund and (Exelon)rivastigmine for memory issues and what can the family expect?
Describe how drugs affect the nervous system? Penn Foster Vet tech Pharmacology Study Objectives for Applied Pharmacology for Vet Technicians.
- Compare and contrast the divisions and components of the nervous system including the Central Nervous System and the Peripheral Nervous System, the Autonomic Nervous System and Somatic Nervo…
What is a treatment plan and medications needed for a new diagnosis of panic disorder?
Describe the interactions between MAOis and ecstasy ?
Calculate the correct number of tablets or capsules to be administered: Ordered: ferrous sulfate 300 mg p.o. q.d. On hand: ferrous sulfate 5 gr (324 mg) Give: _________________________________ Please …
I need help with this questions in pharmacology Clonidine causes a decrease in blood pressure and heart rate BECAUSE clonidine activates a2-adrenoceptors on vascular smooth muscle Select one: the asse…
medical dosage. N A client is prescribed 10,000 units of heparin. How many ml per dose should be administered from a vial containing heparin, with a concentration of 20,000 units/ml? 0.5 mL 0 1 ml O 1…
What alternate term refers to platelets? O leukocytes O erythrocytes O thrombocytes lymphocytes . Question 14 (2 points) )Listen What class of antibiotics should not be used by children under eight ye…
Benzalkonium chloride (a topical antiseptic agent) comes as a 50% stock solution. A prescription calls for 240 mL of a solution of benzalkonium chloride such that two teaspoonsful diluted to 8 ounces …
hi i was wondering what is a figure legend for this image. Its from Case Study 14 Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease.
Break down the following words into their prefix – word root – suffix combinations Ex: pneumoconiosis-lung disease resulting from prolonged inhalation of dust particles (this has all 3) pneumo = air, …
Do you have any good drug classes charts that helps with pharmacology? Or any times to study pharmacology for nurses? Specifically the central nervous system- adregenics, cholinergic, anti depressants…
Give a brief description of Anti-tussives/expectorants/ mucolytics.
How many cubic centimeters of fluid would a half-liter bag of IV solution contain?
you are administering lidocaine 50 mg via iv bolus to a client with a ventricular dysrhythmia
The doctor orders Lasix 20mg poq8hours for your patient with CHF. You have 40mg tablets on hand.how many tables will the nurse administer per dose?
One of the nurses/ work colleagues at your workplace asks you for more information on when the newer therapies (the Glucagon-Like Peptide-1 receptor agonists, the sodium glucose co-transporter 2 inhib…
Describe how Polypharmacy medication-related problems significantly increase healthcare costs and the risk of poor medical outcomes” Reference
Evaluation ofpsychotropic agents that have been used in the past as well as psychotropic agents currently used to treat Major Depressive Disorder.
TM, a 57-year-old man, has thrombophlebitis in the right lower leg. IV heparin, 5000 units by bolus, was given. Following the IV bolus, heparin 5000 units given subQ q6h was prescribed. Other therapeu…
How will this course add to the RNs knowledge of pharmacology? How will the RN use will use knowledge of pharmacology differently as an advanced practice nurse? Expectations of the advanced practic…
What is the possible rationale for continuing diarrhea even after taking diphenoxylate with atropine?
A gram stain procedure was performed on two separate bacterial 2 points samples. Which of the following images are of a gram positive bacteria?. Statements that describe negative staining: 4 points Ca…
How do treatments for an infectious condition differ from a non-infectious disease, such as cancer? Explain using examples.
If renal system is impacted, how will it affect the pharmaco*kinetics of drugs?
Please provide a brief answer to each of the following questions below: 2. How does calculating for electrolyte concentrations in solutions differ from calculating for the concentration expressions of…
Your patient, Mr. F., is a retired 62 y/o white male on a fixed income with a known history of hypertension, hyperlipidemia, Barrett’s esophagitis and degenerative arthritis.His current blood pressu…
One effect the liver can have is metabolising prodrugs into their active form. Another important effect is closely linked with drug excretion. b) What is the important role of the P450 enzyme group i…
Hello tutors, i require assistance for these two questions and please show me diagrams for their mechanism of action. Please include diagrams that link with your explanation. Because i will be using t…
What are the effects of complexation to the pharmaceutical properties of the following drugs? (a) Digoxin (b) Benzocaine (c) Aspirin (For example, IODINE. Effect of complexation: Iodine sublimes at ro…
1) How does the term pharmacology differ from the term clinical pharmacology? Give examples of how nurses utilized pharmacology in clinical practice. 2).Briefly describe the phases involves in each st…
I am not very clear about how changes in ADME affect the efficacy and toxicity of drugs in geriatric clients. I would greatly appreciate your explanation and clarification. Thank you very much.
A patient with chronic renal failure would be at risk for problems related to drug: O A. absorption B. excretion C. distribution D. metabolism
Describe how thrombolytic drugs differ in terms of mechanisms of action, pharmaco*kinetics, and relative safety, include in the discussion the need for repeat administration, dietary restrictions, etc.
produces lack of feeling either local or general depending upon type and how administered (lidocaine, Xylocaine, Novocain)
“I have new bone marrow now. Won’t that make all the bone cells I need?” How should the nurse respond?
Mr. Green has not been hospitalized in five months. He takes his Lisinopril (Prinivil), Metoprolol (Lopressor), Diltiazem (Cardizem), Simvastatin (Zocor), and Warfarin (Coumadin) as scheduled. He has …
Identify and list physiologic changes in one body system (renal, GI, nervous, or cardiovascular) of an older adult and explain in a sentence for each change how it affects pharmaco*kinetics or pharmaco…
Compute the amount of medication you will give to administer one dose of the following orders, assume all tablets are scored , when necessary. Order : furosemide 80 mg p.o. b.i.d Supply: Bottle contai…
- A package of hormonal contraceptives has 10/11 on the packet? This would indicated that the contraceptive is a 😕 a) Monophasic combination b) Progesterone only contraceptive c) Triphasic combinat…
describe the normal structure and function of the reproductive system (female and male).
- Should an elderly person be continued on a statin drug forever? Explain your answer
Discuss the Chemistry behind the synthesis process of Remsen-Fahlberg synthesis of saccharine and the Safe laboratory techniques and practices to synthetic design. Cite your reference/s and Paraphrase…
Lab results reveal that 82 year old male with type 2 diabetes has a HGB A1C of 10.9%. He is presently taking glipizide ttGlucotrol). In addition to his type 2 diabetes, he has renal insufficiency and …
Identify the definition of the term sterilization -Process that inhibits the growth of disease- causing microoganisms -Process that completely eradicates all microorganisms and spores -Process that …
A 5-mL vial of human hepatitis B immunoglobulin contains 1560 IU. If the dose is 0.06 mL/kg for certain at-risk persons, what is the dose in units for a 138.6-lb person?
show your ability to evaluate a newly approved drug therapy, call out key pharmaco*kinetic/pharmacodynamic properties and compare the new agent to existing available agents to treat a given disease sta…
Michael is 5 years old and hasn’t been current on his vaccinations since he was 18 months old. What vaccines should be administered for him to caught up?
Please I need help, no clue how to set it up! Multidose Vial Heparin Sodium Injection, USP 50,000 USP wile/ 10 mL 10. Calculate how many units of heparin the patient will receive in 24 hours. Round yo…
assessment for a client taking metaproterenol having asthma. 38 of 55 been effective? The nurse is evaluating the effectiveness of metaproterenol for a client with asthma. Which assessment finding is …
Directions: For each of the following case studies use the HSQ, tables 2.2a and 2.2b and Table 2.3 to answer each question below the two case studies. Please type your answers in another color other…
When administering atropine, the nurse observes the client for side effects. Which side effect would cause the most concern?
If a patient exhibits general signs or symptoms of distress, the nurse should ask the patient about which of the following? Select all that apply. Stress in the patient’s life Violence Religious prefe…
Need ATI proctor PN fundamentals and pharmacology exam 2017. Does anyone have questions and answers pleaseeeee?
What are some of the contributing causes of atherosclerotic disease? Can anything be done to try and minimize the risk of developing this condition?
You know DRUG X is one of the following drugs: acetylcholine, albuterol, amphetamine, atropine, echothiophate, isoproterenol, muscarine, nicotine, norepinephrine, physostigmine, yohimbine In order t…
Diana Whitefield, a 37-years old African American, has been diagnosed with hypertension. Her physician discussed various options for treatment. 1. What class of drugs is Diana’s physician most likely …
Jane is preparing for an oral exam. She is extremely nervous; her heart is pounding, her palms are clammy and she is sweating. What system is being affected and how can we classify the type of symptom…
- Question 39 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Remove flag An RN is preparing to administer an IV infusion of dopamine. When can the RN expect to see the effects of this medication? Select one: O…
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I REALLY NEED HELP FOR THIS PLEASE. content_id=_8848814_1&mode=reset Week 2 – Discussion X Print Stade My G The purpose of this discussion is to explore the consequences of not knowing how to perf…
What strategies are employed to reduce the risk of of adverse effects associated with traditional non-selective NSAIDs.
- Does the patient’s regimen of drugs and herbal products pose any risk for drug or herbal interactions?
Mrs. C is 33 y.o who comes to your primary care clinic seeking help because she admits that she is addicted to Norco and Heroin. She reports an allergy to Sulfa, Tramadol and Naproxen Naproxen. She st…
The neuromuscular junction blocker that is recommended for surgical cases lasting less than 90 minutes is…?
Question 5.5. A patient is diagnosed with lupus and reports occasionai use of herbal suppiements. The primary care NP should caution this patient to avoid: [Points : 2] ginseng. r echinacea. ginkgo b…
Read the case and choose an OTC medication that the pharmacist recommend and why? Mr. Bill is looking for a cold medication, and he has HBP. Please choose an OTC medication that the pharmacist will re…
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27.) Which of the following is a side effect associated with isoxsuprine (Vasodilan)? A.) Pernicious anemia. B.) Acute pulmonary edema. C.) Nausea and Vomiting. D.) Electrolyte imbalances
Regarding drug interaction factors and pharmaco*kinetics which one of following statements is incorrect a) Drug interaction is change in magnitude or duration of pharmacologic effect of drug due presen…
Theresa weighs 113 pounds. What is her approximate weight in kilograms? A. 60 kg B. 50 kg C 250 kg D 30 kg A medication is typically dosed with 50 mg/m 2 dosing. The patient has a BSA of 1.1. What is …
A 75 year old diabetic female on an oral hypoglycemic agent becomes light headed has profuse sweating. Blood glucose is below normal. Which of the following agents is responsible for these findings? ?…
The client with a diagnosis of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS ) has a low T4 count. The nurse initiates prophylactic treatment as prescribed with aerosolized pentamidine isethionate and shou…
This activity contains 3 questions. Samuel Michaels is a 64-year-old diagnosed with hypertension. He is currently prescribed to take atenolol (Tenormin) and furosemide (Lasix) for management of his co…
Discuss Quality Assurance and Factors affecting the Quality of Pharmaceuticals.
can you help me. question below. Write down a comprehensive note on the genetic involvement in the etiology of diabetes millitus, rheumatoid arthritis and gout. Support you answer with fresh reference…
Which medications should be taken with food and on an empty stomach?
Questions 8-10: A physician orders penicillin 525,000 units q4h for a child who weighs 55 lbs. The recommended dosage is 100,000 – 250,000 units/kg/day in six divided doses. The pharmacy stocks the 20…
Explain how an increase in blood volume affects blood pressure. Why are angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors important in regulating blood pressure? In relation to the hydraulic equation of blood …
A patient is prescribed to receive a continuous infusion of D5LR. Which solution should be given ?
Discuss medications used for hypothyroidism and the therapeutic effects.
A patient with normal GFR received a constant i.v. infusion of a drug solution so that the drug concentration in plasma was maintained at 1mg/mL. It is known that 80% of the drug is bound to the pla…
J.J., age 55 white male, has come in for his annual physical. he has HTN and Type 2 diabetes. His BP is controlled with Lisinopril 20 mg daily and amlodipine 5 mg daily (BP 132/82 mm Hg). His most rec…
Crack cocaine: O all of the these are correct is a form of freebase cocainel O is simply heated cocaine O originally comes from Khat leaves O involves synthetic cocaine Question 51 Which doesn’t belon…
To prepare: Review this week’s media presentation. Review Chapter 4 and Chapter 6 in the Poole Arcangelo and Peterson text, as well as the Hilmer, et al, article in the Learning Resources. Select one …
- Question: The primary care NP sees a woman who has been taking HT for menopausal symptoms for 3 years. The NP decreases the dosage, and several weeks later, the woman calls to report having…
The treatment of sinusitis may include A. antibiotics. B. corticosteroids. C. decongestants. D. All listed treatment are correct.
Hi, I need help to solve this question Which of the following is effective in all types of epilepsy and in all ages? a. Carabamazepine. b. Valproic acid c. Topiramate. d. Zonisamide e. Topiramate f. P…
"I have had diabetes for about six months and would like to have my blood sugar tested. I think that my blood sugar is running low because I have a terrible headache." HPI Sarah Martin is a …
Questions: What subjective and objective information in this patient indicates the presence of OA? Create a list of the patient’s medical/drug therapy problems and prioritize them. Include assessment …
- Use the Child Pugh Classification Calculator in Lexicomp to determine the degree of hepatic dysfunction for the patient below. qA qB q C Patient Name: Harry Machto Patient DOB: 04/…
The geriatric population is known to require an increased amount of healthcare attention given the age-related changes that can occur over time. Drug therapies must be adjusted for weight body fat, la…
7) If 84.16 mL of crude oil weighs 81.22 grams, what is the specific gravity of the oil? A) 2.94 B) 1.04 C) 0.97 D) 3.49 8) Triturate Morphine Sulfate (MS) USP and Lactose NF to obtain 15 g in which t…
- T F A health care professional should be aware that sterile needles may be recapped, maintaining sterility and preventing needle sticks. 17. T F A health care professional administering a subcuta…
For this module’s discussion, find information and statistics about employee and leader perceptions of performance reviews. Perform a google search terms such as “performance management statistics ” o…
Viruses that replicate in the squamous epithelium of skin and mucous membranes inducing epithelial proliferation presenting as warts. If continued proliferation of virus can induce dysplasia indicativ…
Which of the following is not a side effect of the Sympathoplegics (Clonidine)? Hypertension Asthma Dry oral cavity Lethargic behavio
Matching Activity Cholesterol Guidelines Match the description of the patient and the recommended therapy with the risk group Match the description of the patient to the appropriate group: Choose from…
1._____________ The physician has ordered ASA 650 mg p.o. Q 4 hr. for temperature higher than 101° F. The medication is supplied in 325mg tablets. How many tablets will the patient receive per dose? …
Please help me answer these questions. Thank you Reading Drug Labels and Medication Orders 1. Mr. Gaines brings in a prescription for the following cough syrup: Robitussin A-C 1 tsp PO q4-6 h prn pers…
A patient is prescribed 500mcg of oralalprazolam every six hours as necessary for anxiety. Pharmacy dispenses0.25mg scored tablets. How many tablets will the patient receive per a dose? (Do not ro…
Case Study This Discussion topic is based on a case study. As in all case studies, review the facts of the case and consider the various steps of the nursing process in order to address the critical t…
Using the following prescription, how many clonidine tablets should be dispensed to fill a 15 days supply? RX: Clonidine 5mg TID
- Mickie is a diabetic patient with impaired vision. How should a health-care professional make sure Mickie can take his medication safely?
Discussion: Mr. Smith brings his 4-year-old to your office with chief complaints of right ear pain, sneezing, mild cough, and low-grade fever of 100 degrees for the last 72 hours. Today, the child is …
Give examples of how nurses utilize pharmacology in clinical practice.
Johnny is allergic to bees and always carries an EpiPen.While playing in the yard, Johnny was stung by a bee and begins to have trouble breathing.His mother injects him with the EpiPen and calls 9…
You have a patient who has been receiving 80 mg of atorvastatin for the past few months. Due to recent formulary changes, the pharmacy called the office to authorize the switch to another statin, lova…
A 68yoM who has been admitted to the medical ward with community-acquiredpneumonia for the past 3 days. His PMH is significant for COPD, HTN, hyperlipidemia,and diabetes. He remains on empiric…
The nurse is providing education to a client being discharge on digoxin. What information should the nurse provide about symptoms to report to the healthcareprovider? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY ?…
PHAR 1050 Necesito procedimiento completo. NUC University Recinto de Bayamon Programa Tecnico de Farmacia Prof. Josue E. Ortiz Cintron PHAR 1050 Repeticion problemas de concentracion Nombre Fecha 1. C…
How will I write this as a prescription? Jane Moore has depression and needs a refill of her fluoxetine 40mg daily. She would like a 90-day supply due to cost reduction, with one refill. Her address i…
Write an essay about how other than formal coursework, how have your experiences (e.g. extra-curricular activities, volunteer experiences, work, pharmacy technician certification programs, etc.) prepa…
Which of the following chemotherapeutic agents reacts to the M phase of the cell cycle? Methotrexate. Pralatrexate. Cisplatin. Vincristine.
Post information about the drug Morphine include generic and trade name, classification, purpose, side effects, contraindications and any client teaching.
Why is D5 1/2 20 mEq KCL not compatible with Maxipime (cefepime) IVPB?
Which statement is true about abbreviations for the international system of units (SI)? A. Weight measures in the SI system are based on the teaspoon. B. The international system of units was adopted …
Is Thyrotropin a drug used to differentiate between primary and secondary hypothyroidism
MTX has poor intrinsic solubility and may precipitate in the urine, particularly at high doses. Precipitation can cause renal failure, will also delay further MTX elimination, and is a potentially lif…
tutoring help is needed with veterinary nursing pharmacology assignment. Heartworm Disease 1. (4) Describe the pathogenesis of heartworm disease. 2. (1) Describe the life cycle of the heartworm. 3.(1)…
Part A A 28-year-old comes to your office with a chronic cough. The cough and wheeze have been present two to three days a week with two to three nights a month as well. This has been going on for app…
ASAP. of Download PDF Download Original Word Document ent asks. is: 1. A half-life of aspirin is 8 hours. The patient has taken 300 mg, how much is going to be left in 16 hours? sin). The 0 300 mg 8 1…
muscarinic receptors are present at the post-synaptic junction of the parasympathetic division. true or false
- The recommended dosage of Velosef is 4mg/kg/day. The order is to divide the dose and give bid. How many mg will be administered each dose for a patient weighing 175 lbs.?
A 68-year-old patient is asking about “sleeping pills” while taking her vital signs. She’s having a hard time falling asleep at night and has been taking diphenhydramine (Benadryl) to help her get to …
Follow the directions for each application. 1. Dosage Based on BSA The following figure is a nomogram that has been used to calculate a patient’s body surface area. Refer to the nom- ogram to answer e…
Which of the following populations are at a higher risk for a paradoxical reaction to Benzodiazepine Class of Medications (BNZ)? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY Group of answer choices Elderly/ older adults …
You work for a pharmaceutical company where you are assigned the task of creating new drug therapies to treat thyroid disorders such as hyperthyroidism (high levels of T3 and T4) and hypothyroidism (l…
- N.D. is admitted with an infected decubitus ulcer. There is an order for 16 g of Ampicillin. Ampicillin is available as 11,000 mg tablets. What should the nurse administer? (Round to the nearest te…
Α) What is the condition or disease that you have chosen? Diabetes 2 What is the incidence? What is the basic science surrounding the condition? Are there gaps in our knowledge? What is the current s…
For the Week 1 Assignment , you will explore the ethical and legal implications of the following scenario, and consider how to appropriately respond: During your lunch break at the hospital, you read …
identify its how many flagella are seen in Atrichous bacterium?
A nurse is preparing a presentation for coworkers about the various herbal remedies clients might report using. which of the following should she include as an herbal supplement clients might use to t…
A nurse is assessing the patients home medication use. After listening to the patient list of current medications, the nurse ask what priority question?
quick response would be appreciated New Question Pool 1. An IV of 1,000 mL DW has been ordered to be infused at 125 mL/r. The drop factor for the IV tubing is 10 gtt/mL. The IV was hung at 10:00 PM. A…
Pharmacy management. Carol’s Pharmacy had a beginning inventory (BI) of $100,000.00, purchases made during the year (P) were $750,000.00 and the ending inventory (EI) was $75,000.00. What is the value…
describe/define First-pass metabolism Active and passive transport across membranes Therapeutic window First-order elimination kinetics and zero-order elimination kinetics
Give 1 example of drug in each classification specified and state mechanism of action, clinical use, and side effects, and at least 3 important nursing responsibilities/nursing consideration specific …
Please help. D Question 8 1 pts You receive a prescription to compound the following headache prescription: Caffeine 50 mg Butalbital 40 mg Acetaminophen 400 mg Lactose, q.5. M.ft. 30 capsules . The w…
Please help this is actually for my Pharmaceutical course. 6. You have received a prescription to prepare mouthwash using the following ingredients: Tetracycline 800 mg Nystatin suspension 40 mL Diphe…
Beta lactamase inhibitors are often indicated in which of the following? A. Often combined with penicillin antibiotics B. May decrease absorption of medications C. First dose effect D. Delayed absorpt…
How many trazadone pills will be dispensed if Patricia would only get a 15 day supply filled?
Please read the following article and share your thoughts. (minimum 150 words) (2 points) https://www.usada.org/spirit-of-sport/education/acetazolamide/
Question 33 0 out of 1 points Which factor is most often associated with the development of drug resistance to highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) in the HIV organism?
please fast answer without explain — All of the following statements are true EXCEPT: a. Acidification of the urine accelerates the secretion of a weak base, pka = 8 b. Weak acids of (pka = 3.5) is …
Please help answer the following questions 1.MAC (mean alveolar concentration) is and index of _______________of an inhaled anesthetic. a.Potency b.Efficacy 2.The…
KCL 40mEqin 150mLof NS to be infused over 75 min. How many mLper hour ( mL/hr )
Mr. Lacey is a 72-year-old patient with heart failure that has been stable for the past 10 years. His signs and symptoms included: +1 bilateral lower leg swelling, visibly enlarged jugular neck veins,…
topic/ blood transfusion facts. I am needing tutoring help with this assignment for pharmacology class.
Understanding the different types of insulin is very important and is MUST KNOW information. Insulin is very dangerous and is considered a high alert medication. For your first exercise, complete an i…
Watch the following TED:Susan Solomon: The promise of Research with Stem Cells. https://www.ted.com/talks/susan_solomon_the_promise_of_research_with_stem_cells Discuss the TED lecture you just wat…
Use the case study on the pages above to answer question Lb. What information (signs, symptoms, laboratory values, and FRAX score) indicates the presence or severity of the patient’s osteoporosis? W…
Scott, one of your high school junior varsity football athletes, has recently been diagnosed with type 1diabetes mellitus. He is having trouble regulating his blood glucose levels, particularly now du…
Which of the following is a unique enzymatic activity found only in cells infected by Retroviruses? a) Thymidine kinase b) DNA dependent RNA polymerase c) RNA dependent DNA polymerase d) RNA dependent…
V.S., age 7, presents with a feeling that there is sand in his eye. He had a cold a week ago and woke up this morning with his left eye crusted with yellowish drainage. On physical examination, he has…
TASKS: Make complete database for patients case: General data Chief Complaint HPI PMI Personal and social hx Family Hx Ob Hx Gynecological Hx ROS (Review of Systems) Physical Exam Head to foot Gen…
#5. O Respondus LockDown Browser avigation Question 5 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question 4 Which of the following medications is correctly matched with its drug class? 7 8 Select one: a…
Please help with the question below, thank you.. 11. Would you consider the above structure to be water- or lipid-soluble at ph = 6. Use the empiric method to determine solubility and show your calcul…
An elderly patient was on medication for diabetes and hypertension before suffering a heart attack. Her cardiologist gave her thorough directions on taking her new heart medications. What would be a p…
Briefly describe the toxic metabolism of paracetamol
There are nine approved insecticides for the treatment of olive blight against the species of dacus. What are these; Mention the active ingredients, bait, coverage, and dose ml / liter for bait.
In a pharmaceutical company called ‘Aministo Pharma,’ the packaging process of Beta-lactam antibiotics was not separated from the main manufacturing area. Also, staffs’ movement between beta-lactam an…
Question 28 (1 point) () Listen A label on a 30-ml vial reads Mucomyst – 20%. A physician orders 600 my bid. The auxiliary label states that every 1 ml has 200 mg of active ingredient. What is the amo…
A patient is newly prescribed clopidogrel to prevent clots from forming on an implanted cardiac stent. What information should the nurse provide the patient concerning this medication? SELECT ALL TH…
You are a nurse caring for a 58-year-old ironworker who has been admitted to your unit with acute hypertension.He became extremely symptomatic at work and was brought to your emergency department (E…
Give two reasons for using an extemporaneous dispensing sheet when preparing an extemporaneously prepared product.
Which of the following is NOT a common side effect of medications for the reproductive tract? a. edema and weight gain with hypertension b. increased risk of gallbladder disease c. headache, anxiety, …
Prescription Calculations Part 3 RX Carbamazepine 200 mg PO BID for 7D then increase to 200 mg TID F10D Vitamin D 250 mcg PO QD F30D Symbicort 12P Q12H Zyloprim 150 mg QD F90D Premarin 1.25 mg PO QD F…
I will be looking forward to the answers. 4. Write the meaning of the following abbreviations. 8. NAS 14. b.i.w. 9. ad. lib. 15. elix. 10. subcut 16. syr 11. c 17. n.p.o. 12. a.C. 18. sl 13. q.i.d. Gi…
Group which is responsible for auditing the control system for evaluating product quality
What should a nurse reinforced in education when the client is prescribed sulfasalazine?
What does a heroin addict look like? Describe the stereotypical signs and symptoms associated with heroin use.
. Part 1: Identify the unknown drug. You are the BIOM 3090 student who has been asked to help researchers at Guelpharma identify a drug whose label is missing (DRUG X). [12 marks total] You know DRU…
I am on week 4 in pharm and im am trying to use the scenerio, but shes asking for a diagnosis and there doesnt seem to be enough information to make a diagnosis, without more testing?
Juan calls the office and requests a refill for his narcotics prescription, Percocet. He just got a 30 day supply less than two weeks ago. He is furious because the pharmacy has told him that his one-…
Application Paper 2 (Due Week 7): Pain Medications Yourfirstparagraphneedstooutlinethedifferenttypesofdrugtorelievepain.Then,youONLYselectONEtypeo…
- W. is a 64-year-old Caucasian postal clerk who has smoked a pack of cigarettes a day for the past 35 years. He reports to his CNP in his family practice clinic. He presents with progressive difficu…
Case Study: toxicity of lithium – treatment of mania (Read the entire case study and answer the questions below) Please answer the following questions (based on Part 4 of the case study): 1) Why was t…
Same formula with liquid medication, but needs to convert kg to lbs when necessary. So, know the weight of your patient. Also the timing if it is every 8 or 12 hours, then divide the hours in a day in…
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Question 11. Which three blood chemistry test results strongly support a diagnosis of diabetes?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKZ68sImQaQ Follow theattached videoand make a patient interview by collecting relevant medical/medication history and clinical status of the patient and then mak…
- Common auxiliary labels for narcotics would be __________________ and _____________________________. 2.DAW means that the pharmacy must __________________________________________…
Please solve in as much detail and complete work so I can understand the process. Thank you in advance. NAME: Step 2; Ampule Practice Step 1: Reconstitution Practice RX: DIGOXIN 20 mcg/kg Pt. Wt: 7 Lb…
Discuss the history of the name changes of AHIMA from its inception in 1928 until its present name in which the change occurred in 1991
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How do organisms respond to repeated and chronic exposure to xenobiotics? Explain – at the pharmacodynamic level – the probable effects of: a)Chronic exposure to a receptor agonist; describing impa…
Select a medication and apply evidence or treatment guidelines used for the treatment of asthma, COPD, or an acute exacerbation of COPD. Share the mechanism of action of this medication and hints for …
QUESTION 20 1.A malnourished elderly client has a low albumin level. What is the implication of this finding? (Select all that apply) A. Less protein binding will occur. Medication will be…
Make a table differentiating the two types of acute leukemia. Differentiate in terms of signs and symptoms and available treatments.
Which of the following statements best describes scabies? An acute, deep-spreading inflammation of the skin and subcutaneous tissues. A disease characterized by superficial fissures between and under …
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Case Study, Chapter 49, Drug Therapy with Opioids The nurse is caring for a client who has just been admitted to the surgical unit from the postanesthesia care unit. The client, a 40-year-old man, has…
. STAT 2112 Assignment 1 In today’s world, there is a growing need for new and innovative drugs, vaccines, biologicals, diagnostics and gene therapeutics, particularly now that people are g…
How do i describe the mechanism of action of aspirin and the non#selective NSAIDs?
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Describe how Oral vs IV administration of a drug would affect the quantal dose-response plots (ED50 and TD50) as well as the therapeutic index and certain safety factor.
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Which statement best summarizes the CDC finding about opioids for chronic pain? Opioid analgesics should be confined to use in patients with neuropathic, as opposed to nociceptive, pain syndromes…
why would drug with a therapeutic index of less than 1 be considered as the primary treatment for a certain disease ?
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a nurse is assisting with planning care for a client who reports pain at an 8 on a scale of 0 to 10. which of the following medications should the nurse plan to administer
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What problems can occur with hand-written prescriptions and why is it important to scrutinize the prescription?
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What is Therapeutic action of anti inflammatory drugs
Describe the different classes of insulin formulations and regimens by which they are administered. List several important drugs that may cause hyperglycaemia or hypoglycaemia. Thank you.
Quiz: Math Calculation Quiz case study 43.docx – Running Head MANAGEMENT OF PATIE Question 6 1 pts A nurse is caring for a client who recently had a bowel resection. The client has a hemoglobin level …
Case Study- Herbal Supplements Name____________________________________________________Section_____________ A 30-year-old women is in the clinic for her yearly gynecologic check-up. She is not pregnan…
A 27-year-old female patient was seen in the outpatient center and received a diagnosis of a severe urinary tract infection. The patient has a prescription for ciprofloxacin 500 milligrams twice a day…
Research a vaccine preventable condition and describe the history of the disorder, mortality, morbidity, and results since vaccination was introduced.
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A 2-year-old child has been prescribed Gaviscon Infant Sachets 1 doses with feeds up to 6 times in 24 hours. Gaviscon infant Sachets contains 0.92 mmol Na+/dose. The recommended daily allowance (RDA) …
2-Draw the structure of the substrate for HMG-CoA reductase. 3- Draw the structures of the transition state intermediate, and the product generated by the action of HMG-CoA reductase during cholestero…
Chapter 11 Antifungi Agents. 1. Briefly describe the characteristics of a fungus and a fungal infection. 2. Develop medication cards for systemic and topical antifungal…
Identify drug classes of medication frequently abused.
……….counteracts poisons and their effects (Narcan)
Question 19 (2 points) A patient with a history of gastroesophageal reflux (GERD) is taking Bethanechol for her GERD (off-the-label use of this medication). Which patient assessment data contraindicat…
Question 1 — /0.1 Which clinical manifestation is a potential adverse reaction to phenytoin (Dilantin) administration? 1 Restlessness 2 Pancreatitis 3 Tooth decay 4 Lethargy
A patient is to receive linezolid (Zyvox) 300 mg orally. You have on hand linezolid tablets of 600 mg/tablet. How many tablets will you give for a 300 mg dose? Order is 40meq Potassium IV in 1000mL NS…
Question 1 Infant T has been diagnosed with respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). He is 10 months old and weighs 19.8 pounds. He is to receive the following medication for treatment. Palivizumab (Synagis…
You have obtained drug 77, which has been shown to stimluate increases in insulin release from pig pancreatic cells in culture. You want to know if this drug might be effective in humans. Describe one…
Describe a benefit that can be gained using Functional Medicine over Western Medicine. Describe how the use of traditional pharmaceuticals can help or harm the practice of Functional Medicine.
Explain essential drug proramme 2.explain the steps for the Management of Essential Drugs Programme 3 what is ordering of drugs 4 what the Steps for ordering drugs
plz Write down about these drugs ( Docetaxel -Pacl*taxel -Vinorelbine) all of these information MWCHANISM OF ACTION: SIDE EFFICT: Pharmaco*kinetics: ABSORBTION: DISTREBUTION: METABOLISM: ELIMINATION: T…
Chapter 1 Key terms to know: (9 terms) Adverse effects brand/trade name FDA generic name generic drugs Orphan drugs OTC drugs pharmacology teratogenic 1. Pharmacology is the study of the biological ef…
Ms. Regine is receiving lidocaine at 15 mL/h by IV pump. The lidocaine concentration is 1 g in 500 mL of 0.9% NS. Calculate the milligrams per minute.
Study the following formula for the antacid suspension. Then, answer the questions that follow. Ingredient Quantity Aluminum Hydroxide Compressed Gel 362.8 g Sorbitol Solution 282 mL Syrup 93 m…
The nurse prepares an oral medication of 7.4mL. a. How many mL will be placed in the medicine cup? b. How many mL will be added with a syringe? The nurse prepares an oral medication…
Describe the pathophysiology of heart failure. What are the clinical signs and symptoms of heart failure? 2. Explain how the compensatory mechanisms for heart failure work to maintain cardiac function…
PharmacologyClinical on Campus Paper Simulation A 57 y/o male patient is admitted for fever with a temperature of 101.5 °F, with coughing episodes that started three days ago. Patient has been pass…
Complete task three by answering the questions where prompted in this case study PC Mrs TA is a 69 year old patient admitted via her GP with increasing shortness of breath Wt = 79kg Height = 1.6m HPC …
you need to hang a nitroglycerin iv drip. nitroglycerin 50mg is mixed in 250ml d5w. the drip ordered to run at 20 mcg/minute. at what ratevdo you set the pump.
The Flux of molecules per unit time is inversely proportional to which parameter a) Membrane thickness b) Drug partition coefficient c) Drug concentration gradient across membrane d) Surface area of m…
A patient’s initial purified protein derivative (PPD) skin test result is positive. A repeat skin test is also positive. No signs or symptoms of tuberculosis or allergies are evident. Which medication…
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Please help me with this task by providing your complete explanation. The characteristics of research being discussed to us were (systematic, objective, feasible, empirical, and clear). If your answer…
When prescribing an antihypertensive medication for a type 2 diabetic patient, the drug classifications that would tend to reduce insulin sensitivity are: Diuretics and calcium channel blockers. Diu…
Briefly explain why an individual with Cushing’s would have fat deposits in the face and back
Discuss adverse drug reaction of Losartan, and Losartan with Furosemide, Albuterol, Digoxin in this case study Jackie Kindling is a 70-year-old female who presents to the ER with shortness of brea…
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What must a clinician be concerned about regarding the combination of Proscar and Prozac?
Because of their site of action, bile acid-sequestering resins Select one: a. Should be administered separately from other drugs by at least 4 hours b. Should be taken before meals c. Can cause diarrh…
Ordinary table salt is sodium chloride. What is baking soda? A. Potassium chloride B. Potassium carbonate C. Potassium hydroxide D. Sodium bicarbonate Pine, fir, spruce, cedar, larch and cypress are t…
Please explain the following terms of HEPAVETZ Injection (Izfaar pharmaceutical (pvt) LTD.) Product APIs Therapeutic class Formulation type Manufacturers’ specs Bioavailability Dosage & administra…
which is the correct answer. Question 12 of 50 The nursing student is determining how many hours it will take for an intravenous (IV) of dextrose 5% in water (D5W) 0.9% normal saline (NS) to infuse if…
Can you answer the following questions 1.Discuss the mechanisms of action for antacids, H2-receptor antagonists, and proton pump inhibitors. How do these drugs work to lessen symptoms and/or promote…
1.Michael is 5 years old and hasn’t been current on his vaccinations since he was 18 months old. What vaccines should be administered for him to be caught up? 2.Amanda is 15 month old and has her firs…
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Special anatomical structure that inhibits entry of many chemicals and drugs to the fetus.
What vaccine does not have contraindications? O meningococcal O.Hib HPV O Varivax
The nurse is administering the first dose of vancomycin intravenously when a client develops intense generalized itching and redness.What is the priority action of the nurse at this time? Admini…
Temple is autistic. Name 2 things that she reacted differently to when she arrived on her Aunt’s farm?. Name Period Date Temple Grandin 1. Temple is autistic. Name 2 things that she reacted differentl…
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Assignment title Principles of Health and Safety for Pharmacy Support Staff
21). Octreotide (Sandostatin) 1,250 mcg in 250 ml is prescribed at 50 mcg per hr. Using an infusion pump, you should set the rate at __________ ml per hr. mL of D5W at 20 mL per hr. The total infusion…
These answers are not correct. Could you solve them for me please? Question 3 1 poin What clients are likely to benefit from treatment with interferons? Select all that apply. va. A 60-year-old client…
In metronidazole suspension, we use benzoyl metronidazole as API because of- a. more viscosity b. improved solubility c. more stability d. better suspension The ascorbic acid added to ferrous sulfat…
Reference: Managment of hypertension, angina, arrythmia, and CHF https://www.pharmacology2000.com/learning2.htm#Chapter%209. I. Multiple Choice: Select the correct answer. 1. Class of drug used to pre…
What are the mechanism of actions for SSRI’s, SNRI’s, TCA, and MOAI’s?
ANurse Practitioneris caring for a 78-year-old patient with renal insufficiency and chronic heart failure who is receiving rapid infusions of high-dose furosemide. It will be a priority for the Nu…
The patient has been receiving a heparin drip for 8 hours or since 1200.It is ordered as 400 units per hour.25,000 units of aqueous heparin is supplied in 500 ml ofcompatible IV fluid.The pu…
Case Study B: Jeb Cranshaw is enjoying a Caribbean cruise on his honeymoon. However, on the second day of the cruise, he starts to feel queasy and seasick. His new wife suggests that he visit the shi…
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references: https://www.slideshare.net/GajananSanap/stability-studies-58779043 https://www.fda.gov/media/71814/download . 1. What is the shelf- life of the drug if CO is 500 mcg/mL and C after 36…
A physician orders Amikacin 5 mg/kg q8h in 100mL of fluid IVPB. The patient weighs 176lbs. The drop facto is 20 gtt/mL The time of infusion is 2 hours. How many milligrams of medication should be adde…
# 6 ” A safe maintenance dose of aminophylline is 0.36 mg/kg/hour. It is supplied as 100mg/100mL. Your patient is 130 pounds and is receiving 20mL/hour. Is the dose safe? ” infusion controller is avai…
Question 20 A patient recovering from shingles presents with tenderness and sensitivity to the upper back. He states it is bothersome to put a shirt on most days. This patient has end stage renal dise…
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what does the vaccine/drug development process entail? How is it different from developing a product in a fast-paced industry such as tech?
Examples of risk assessment in the pharmaceutical industry.
Order reads D5NS 1000ml to run over 10hours. The drip factor is 15gtts/ml. What rate will you run the IV fluid at
Drug Z is a powerful cough suppressant that is a weak base with a pKb of 6.0 and a dielectric constant “ε” of 37 for the neutral form. You are to prepare Drug Z in oral solution form for young childr…
Please help me answer this one. COMPLETE SOLUTION is required. thank you . . What is the molarity of CaSO, in a solution containing 1.2 g of CaSO, in a volume of 50 mL? How many grams of CaSO, ar…
For an 8 year old diagnosed with ADHD, Would you prefer a stimulant or non-stimulant as first line therapy for the patients?Please provide scientific evidence to support your decision.
Help filling this please. Ikg = grams Scc = ml Chapter 6 Key terms: Alternative therapy off-label uses street drugs St. John’s wort feverfew Ginger root ginkgo biloba garlic glucosamine ginseng (inter…
A patient is beginning therapy with oral methotrexate (Rheumatrex) for rheumatoid arthritis. The nurse will teach this patient about the importance of:
A patient has been taking Prilosec for his stomach problems for approximately 6 months, but he still experiences chest pains occasionally. You have scheduled him for a 1:00 pm appointment. He comes to…
Sherry is a 30-year-old woman who presents with complaints of a yeast infection that keeps coming back.She also reports increased thirst and urinary frequency.She has self-treated her yeast in…
determine the flow rate for the following IV being administered by infusion pump. 500ml of intrusion in 6hrs and Zosyn 2g in 100ml D5W over 40minutes
25)-A physician orders amoxicillin 800 mg to be divided into doses QID. What is the volume of medication for the day? What is the volume of medication for each dose? AMOXIL’ 125mg/5mL 125mg/BmL NOC 00…
Explain throughly 1. A patient requires a high dose of a new antihypertensive medication because the new medication has a significant first-pass effect. What does this mean? a. The medication must p…
How is a candidate drug identified before it is ever tested in humans?
Question I need assistance with writing a Script for Advanced Pharmacology Scenario: Max Patrick (DOB 2/08/1971) comes into your office for his routine 6 month follow-up visit for stable, well-control…
What are the effects of Abortifacients to female older adults? Do they receive that kind of drug?
What is the difference between a sedative/hypnotic and a depresssant?
The nurse is caring for a client who just returned from a trip to South America and was infected by the protozoan Trypanosoma cruzi . What assessment should the nurse prioritize when caring for …
Kindly give quality work and I will give a good rating Q1 1. How often is leprosy a cause of mononeuritis multiplex? 2. How often is diabetes mellitus a cause of mononeuritis multiplex? Q2 What is …
Drug used to treat nausea and vomiting, drugs used in men’s and women’s health and drugs used to treat disorders of the urinary Ati exams questions
Discuss theroles of pharmacistsin immunization.
Question 1 Why is a headache one of the signs and symptoms of hypertension? Question 2 In a hypertensive hypercholesterolaemic patient, is it contraindicated to use a bisoprolol-hydrochlorothiazide …
Research the medication error that affected Emily Jerry and how “Emily’s Law” came into place. Summarize that story in 1-2 lines. Search the SLCC library, GoogleScholar, YouTube, or other websites f…
Do you have a goo way to remember the antipsychotic classes, modes of action and side effect profiles, especially fatal ones.
If you diluted 300 mL of 8% benzocaine lotion to 5%, how much could you produce? You received this physician’s order: Give 600 mL D5W to patient. Calculate the metric weight (in grams) of the dextrose…
A patient’s chart includes an order that reads as follows: “Lanoxin 250 mcg once daily at 0900.” Which action by the nurse is correct? a. The nurse gives the drug via the transdermal route. b. The nur…
Please kindly add how the problems are been solved. 13. An IV of 750 mL was ordered to run over 6 hours with a set calibration of 10 gtt/mL. After 2 hours you notice that 300 mL has infused. Recalcula…
0rder:erythromycin 350mg ,PO,q8h,Available:erythromycin estolate 259mg/5ml.How many ml should be given per dose?
How many are in the one dose if the patient takes 2.5 tsp of amoxicillin 100mg/2ml? 2. How many grams are in one dose if the patient takes 5 tbsp of amoxicillin 50mg/5ml?
Which adjustment in pain medication may be needed for an elderly person with elevated liver enzymes due to anticonvulsant therapy
Toxic effects of drugs 1) Briefly describe five common examples of drug induced tissue or organ damage. Include two nursing interventions for each reaction that can be implemented to mange the reactio…
A 92.5 kg patient has just received a single 500 mg oral dose of an antibiotic. This antibiotic has a 95% oral bioavailability, 8.4 hour elimination half-life, and a 1.1 hour absorption half-life. The…
Please answer all of this. Put space when u answer so i know. 2/2 5. Prescription 3: According to the eScience Lab Manual for Lab 1, Experiment 3, you need to prepare a 30 mL solution of a 1:6 syrup s…
A 22 year old patient had been taking lithium for 1 year and the most recent lithium level is 0.9mEq/L . Which statement about the laboratory results is correct on the levels of lithium?
please fast answer without explain 10- HIV reverse transcriptase inhibitor is: a. Ritonavir b. Saquinavir c. Indinavir d. Didanosine
Why is pharmacology important in medical coding? As an HIT student, do you believe that you will need to continue self-study of the pharmacology and pathophysiology concepts after the completion of th…
If untreated, renal failure will eventually lead to which condition?
Compare the accuracy of Liver function test (AST/ALT) to Liver Biopsy when it comes to detecting liver damage, and explain why one is more preferable when it comes to detecting Liver Failure.
A:An observational study followed 5 patients for 3 years to examine the new use of antidepressants. Only 2 patients used antidepressants during the study period (one of them used it after year 1 and…
Please follow the format as given in the questions. it is easier for me to understand the answers.number the answers according to specific question asked. for each part thanks.i will give helpful rati…
The topic of interest and applying hypothesis testing is Mental Health and Coping During COVID-19. (https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/daily-life-coping/managing-stress-anxiety.html) Answer the…
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- Describe the 5 main effector functions of antibodies and how antibody isotypes differ in their effector functions.
can someone please answer the question and show the work. Thanks! Exercise 1. The following was recorded for a batch of compressed tablets a. Batch Size: 120 Kg b. Theoretical average weight per table…
Work out the solution step by step for clarification . 6. (a) You have calculated the extinction coefficient (400) for p-nitrophenol as 15000M-1cm-1 from the data you have collected in an experiment. …
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order Coumadin 7.5 on mon,wed,fri Coumadin 5mg on Sun, Tues, Thurs, Sat on hand: Warfarin 5mg and 2.5 mg tabs How many tabs to give MWF? HOw many tabs to give STTS?
The rule of reasonable expectations clearly has no application to unambiguous contracts. That is, one’s alleged “reasonable expectations” cannot supersede the clear language of a contract. Therefore, …
4) For 24-hour fluid requirement of a 5 lb cat: a. How many milliliters of fluid does it need in a 24-hour period? b. How many milliliters per hour is that? c. How many drops per second is that? 5) Fo…
hello, please can you help The maximum aqueous solubility of a new drug with a molecular weight of 339.4g/mol is found to be 3.8g/100ml. what is the molarity of a saturated solution? A 0.024M B 2.4M C…
name several type of inhalers devices and describe how they work
Use the table at the bottom: HPI: Roberta Draper is a 38-year-old woman with type 2 diabetes mellitus who returns to her PMD for a follow-up visit. Her last visit was 3 months ago for a routine physic…
Give an example of each classification of cardiovascular system drugs and list 1-2 importantkeynursing actions/teaching/monitoring/assessment while the patient is on these drugs . adrenergic,adr…
Explain the difference between the terms opioid and narcotic. Tylenol #3 contains acetaminophen, caffeine and codeine. Explain the role of each part of this medication Explain the role of narcotics in…
let me see the solution.. Your patient has an order for Lasix 60 mg PO daily. Your facility stocks Lasix in containers labeled 500 tablets at 20 mg per tablet. How many tablets will be administered? B…
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What is the evidence about chronic obesity and bone health during menopause?
Does KD (equilibrium dissociation constant) increase or decrease or no-change if increasing or decreasing binding to plasma protein increasing or decreasing metabolism increasing or decreasing drug ab…
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what is significant about the geometric dilution process? Difficulty swallowing tablets is one reason why you might need to fill capsules. Give one other scenario that might necessitate filling capsul…
32.A patient has received a prescription for nabilone (Cesamet) for treatment of nausea. The nurse is aware that this medication is used for what reason? A) The patient has a substance abuse problem. …
Please upload your SBAR note for the “Addressing Physician Requests for Topical Pain Formulations” activity. Use the SBAR approach to provide your recommendation about whether or not you think the req…
Could you direct me to the best practice questions for advanced pharmacology of nursing and suggests best ways to study?
JM, a 50 year old male returns to the clinic for a follow up visit. On his last visit BP was 136/90, HR 86, RR 18- weighs 220 lbs- at that time he was advised to limit salt intake and consume low fat …
Kathy James 6/12/1960 comes into your office on July 10, 2001, she has hypertension and she needs a prescription for Metoprolol. She will take 25 mg twice a day it comes in 50 mg tablets she will need…
*Part 1*:A single 500 mg dose of an antibiotic decreases 10% every hour.After 4 hours, no decrease occurs, even after several weeks.The stability was also observed when a second 500 mg dose of the…
Please answer the following. What should the “culture and environment of safety” look like when preparing and administering medications? Discuss a common breach of medication administration. Identify …
please fast answer without explain 2Ketoconazole is known to be a metabolic inhibitor, what would be the effect of using ketoconazole with warfarin?
Adverse effects of caffeine include all of the following EXCEРТ:
details please In this formula how much talc is needed to fill 120 grams? nupercainal ointment – 4% zinc oxide – 20% talc – 2% Correct Answer. 2400 mg
Psychiatric and Related Drugs Reading Drug Labels and Medication Orders 1. You receive a prescription that indicates the patient is to take "500 mg qam for 10 days." The medication is availa…
A new nAChR agonist is being developed and it is discovered that it is not cell membrane permeable. Can it still activate the nAChR?
5) A) Can we say E & DHE are Lysergic acid (LA) derivatives? If so then where the substitution was performed on lysergic acid to obtain corresponding E & DHE? B) How E & DHE differ from ea…
. QUESTION 4 is the enzyme that converts L-DOPA to dopamine, which is active in both the periphery and the CNS. (two words) QUESTION 5 What is the classification of the following metabolism step in …
Please discuss the various H. Pylori treatment options. Please explain why all of these medications are taken together.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fWVP1b579o make a patient interview by collecting relevant medical/medication history and clinical status of the patient and then make an assessment, and action plan
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Still drug card nitrates. an. sen Student Name: Date Drug Classification: Nitrates 4. Tolerance prevention 5 . Side effects and what to do if experienced (orme 6. What to report to healthcare provider…
the nurse initiates an infusion of piperacillin – tazobactam for a client with an urinary tract infection five minutes into the infusion the client reports not feeling well . which client manifestatio…
Which enzymes metabolize catecholamines? What are the specificities of isoforms of these enzymes for the various catecholamines?
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For your opinion. Do you consider herbal plants 100% effective? Explain your answer.
1 .) Use a diabetes website such as the American Diabetes Association, CDC, or Mayo Clinic to review information on diabetes treatment. After reviewing the websites on diabetes, discuss any recommende…
Which type of therapy would be most appropriate for a 40-year-old woman with stage 4 chronic kidney disease and hypertension with a total cholesterol 190 mg/dL (4.91 mmol/L), HDL cholesterol 50 mg/dL …
When is medical affairs most involved in the product life cycle? Preclinical development Phase I/Il development Phase III development/FDA approval Phase IV/maturity QUESTION 26 3 points Save Answer i…
: Please discuss the role of serotonin in anxiety. Also, why are SSRIs first line treatment in anxiety?
An antibiotic was reconstituted with 4 mL of sterile water to yield 250,000 units/mL. How many mL of the medication should be given if the patient is prescribed to receive 500,000 units?
Medical dosage. WGU Go TEST NAME: CTO1 48 A patient is ordered 5 mg of IV Lopressor (metoprolol tartrate) to be administered over 2 minutes. The concentration is 1 mg/1 mL. How many milligrams per min…
As a pharmacist, what persuasive strategies would you use for a patient who is not complying with the medication regimen?
Questions 1-6. Case Study Carmen Geddit has been experiencing some headaches when getting up in the morning During her annual physical, her blood pressure was 148/78. Her physician had Carmen schedule…
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Which antibiotics are bactericidal and which are bateriastatic? Or both?
Which organ does Paracetamoldamage– (a)heart (b)liver (c)kidney (d)brain
Help me please. 4/To A prescriber orders 15,000 units of penicillin to be administered intramusculary . The vial contains 3 0,0 0 0 units/ml penicillin . How many mililiters should be given ?
For an orally administereddrug that is a known substrate of p-glycoprotein (P-gp), which of the following is NOT true? A.P-gp is expected to decrease the amount of drug absorbed B.If the pat…
Imagine you are working at the prescription drop-off counter at a retail pharmacy. A patient, Mr. McCarthy, comes in with a new prescription for glaucoma medicine. He has been taking the same medicine…
The disease is Empty Sella Syndrome (ESS) – Identify the nature of the disease/disorder (genetic, autoimmune, bacterial, viral…) - Outline any factors whi…
explain the primary reason why antibiotics can’t always eradicate an organism
Explain the appropriate use of specific dosage forms for different patient types, for example, geriatric, pediatric, visually impaired, hearing impaired. Identify and list the most common hurdles or…
Patient A has a serum sodium level of 120mmol/l, currently prescribed Omerazole 20mg BD. How would you ascertain if the reduced sodium levels are secondary to omeprazole? What recommendations would yo…
The new personal care workers are planning a night out to celebrate the end of their probationary period. The team leader responsible for the new staff is organising dinner at a local pub advising sta…
Explain three (3) responsibilities of health workers in Pharmacovigilance? B. Explain four (4) drugs and their specific ocular adverse effects. (4 marks) C. Explain the three (3) vertical and intensiv…
Determine the amount to administer. Ordered: Lidocaine 300 mg IM stat On hand: Lidocaine 20% solution is how many ML
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To reduce the risk of adverse effects caused by tetracycline, which instruction will the nurse provide to the adult client? “Brush your teeth 3 times per day.” “Avoid alcohol while taking this medicat…
A slice of brain tissue is kept alive in a test-tube by immersion in a physiological buffer. Under which of the following modifications will the electrical stimulation of the tissue not evoke ne…
While summarizing the factors that affect IV solutions, it can be concluded that:
use the link and answer the questions, https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6196363/ How is the FDA approval/safety process of supplements different than prescriptions? What types of adverse e…
Harold P comes to the office complaining of sinus pressure and pain.
order is for 75 mg of meperidine. i have 50 mg/ml. how many mL will be administered to patient?
What causes the tolerance to alcohol after the first exposure to alcohol? a. behavioral tolerance due to adaptation to the environment in which alcohol is consumed. b. cellular tolerance due to a decr…
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“The human genome sequence provides the underlying code for human biology. Despite intensive study, especially in identifying protein-coding genes, our understanding of the genome is far from complete…
Order: ciprofloxacin (Cipro) 0.5 g, po, q12h Available: Cipro 250 mg tablet How many tablets of Cipro will be given?
The provider has ordered furosemide 10 mg IV stat. Furosemide is available in 40mg/ml vials. How many mL should the nurse administer? (Record the answer to the hundredth [two decimal places]. Use a le…
Please answer the following questions those is the answer to choose from…thank you so much A child who has acute leukemia and a BSA of 1 m 2 has an order for Vumon (teniposide) 165 mg/m 2 IV, di…
In discussing the rationale for using methadone to ease opioid withdrawal, the nurse would explain that it has which pharmacologic properties or characteristics?
- What is/are the main disadvantage(s) of using a cross-sectional survey to assess the association between marijuana use and schizophrenia? Select all that apply a.Cross-sectional studies are affe…
Can you please define all of the given words here. At least 3-5 sentences each relate it with pregnancy, preterm labor, delivery, labor and postpartum. 1. MISOPROSTROL 2. DINOPROSTONE 3. NIFEDIPI…
Discuss one potential concern with the long-acting preparation. for example, long-acting preparation is a drug that is taken once a day rather than a counterpart that is taken 3x a day (lower dose)
Patient Case Study 1: HH is a 68 year old M who has been admitted to the medical ward with community-acquired pneumonia for the past 3 days. His PMH is significant for COPD, HTN, hyperlipidemia, and d…
A 28-year-old female patient comes into the clinic with complaints of fever and malaise. She also complains of a painful sore in her vagin*l area. Given the most likely diagnosis, which of these drugs…
List 5 steps you can take as a pharmacy technician to safely prepare and handle hazardous drugs in the pharmacy? What two steps are critical for a pharmacy technician to safely prepare, compound or …
A client who is prescribed chlorpromazine is experiencing symptoms relief and tells the nurse, “I’m going to stop my meds for a while and see how I feel.” What should the nurse teach the client? a.”St…
Name the 4 classes of antiarrhythmics. Choose any 2 (not including beta blockers) and discuss the indication/mechanism of action related to arrhythmia.
Question 11 A female client has been prescribed risperidone (Risperdal). The physician monitors the client for increased prolactin levels. The nurse anticipates which symptoms to be present in a femal…
What labs will need to be tested on Brad in the next 2-4 weeks? Group of answer choices Liver enzymes BUN/Creatinine and Electrolytes BUN/Creatinine and complete blood count BUN/Creatinine and liver e…
Module 07 Content You have been invited to assemble a task force to design a medication assistance program. You need to submit a proposal, regarding who you would invite, to the CEO. Consider the pers…
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Which dose of Aspirin would be required to inhibit Thromboxane A2? A. Low B. High
Q1) List at least four effects of the thyroid hormones T4 and T3? Q2) How do the opposing hormones Calcitonin and Parathyroid hormone regulate blood calcium levels?
A patient who has been prescribed continuous intravenous heparin asks why being weighed is necessary. What is your best response?
Case CNS: A 22-year-old woman is brought in the emergency department via ambulance because of a suicide attempt. Soon after a “night on the town,” she called her husband saying that she took a handful…
Using the aliquot method, complete the following prescription with 90% accuracy (SR = 6 mg) : RX Amaranth 6mh Lactose qs ad 6g M.ft.powder (a) Measure ______________ mg of Amaranth (b) Measure _______…
What medications would you expect to give to someone in status asthmaticus and why? How do they work? REFERENCE: Lehne’s Pharmacology for Nursing Care. 9th Edition
What is the reason for morphine sulfate IV to be prescribed for a patient during the acute phase of a myocardial infraction?
Unit 4: Written Rx assignment (due Dec 10) You are treating a patient currently being worked up for a possible new diagnosis of CHF. The patient reports they are having moderate swelling to both legs….
a nurse is providing teaching for a client who has a new prescription for a drug with a high potential for toxicity. which of the following information should the nurse include?
Based on this essential oil: Eucalyptus Globulus Essential Oil Find a link to a site that sells and provides information about this oil. Name of essential oil company: URL: What is the mission or phil…
QUESTION 1 What is the trade name for digoxin? Digibind@ Digitalisoxin@ O Lanoxin O Ligoxin@ O None of the above QUESTION 2 What is the drug interaction between digoxin and furosemide? Increased potas…
Hi I want you putt all medication in the schedule and follow outlines and spread all medication from others to easily study for my exam Medications: 12 drug : Mood stabilizer/ Tegretol, Lithium,…
A patient with a history of atrial fibrillation would like to stop taking warfarin (Coumadin) and would like to start taking apixaban (Eliquis) so that she can avoid coming to the clinic for monitorin…
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out An asthmatic client comes into the emergency room with rapid pulse, rapid respirations, O2 saturations at 82% and minimal breath sounds in the bases. Which of these therapies should the nurse ant…
How is DS different from medications marked XL, XR, CD, and LA? To which kind of specific orders and documentation must the TJC official “Do Not Use” list apply? Describean acute problem that migh…
- A normal volunteer will receive a new drug in a phase 1 clinical trial. The clearance and volume of distribution of the drug in this subject are 2.0 L/h and 80 L, respectively. We know that the dru…
Which nursing student statement regarding the components of the medication administration records (MAR) need correction
Case Study: 46-year-oldmalewho presents for hisyearly physical examination. He has no complaints. Previousmedical history is notablefor obesity and hyperlipidemia. He reports a very sedentar…
Question 6 (3 points) Which of the following is most likely an indication for Serotonin Norepinephrine Reuptake Inhibitor (SNRIs)? O CHF Acute pancreatitis Ananmedian
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Discussion questions Why is it important that all medical professionals use the same system of measurement
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QUESTION 18 1.Which of these factors might impair the absorption of and oral medication? A. The presence of food in the stomach B. Renal insufficiency C. Hepatic insufficiency D. High serum …
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Show all working and calculations. The doctor ordered 0.4ml of potassium. The label reads 325mg/tsp how many mg in the dose
You are provided with an ECG of the patient who introduced to the emergencysuffered from ventricular arrhythmia. The ECG test revealed a prolonged QRS and tachycardia. By taking the history of this …
You are seeing a 14 month-old female patient that you have diagnosed acute otitis media. The child weighs 11 kg. She has no known drug allergies. This is the child’s first ear infection. What is the m…
#31. Question 31 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What are the beneficial effects of using inhibitors of the RAAS system in heart failure? Select one or more: a…
Scenarios and Medication Error Bea Shuretochek is contracted to provide respite care to Lily White three nights per week. Lily’s parents belong to a bowling league and bowl from 6-10 pm Tuesday, Th…
Use the Case Study on the above pages to answer questions Desired Outcome 2. What are the goals of pharmacotherapy for osteoporosis in this case?
please fast answer without explain 8.Which of the following is a side effect of cidofovir? a. Metabolic alkalosis b. Increased introcular pressure c. Nephrotoxicity d. Hepatotoxicity
- Mr. Walter, a 39-year-old man who is opioid naive and weighs 60 kg, He has an order for Morphine Sulfate 30mg PO Daily. During your visit to his house his BP is 135/86, P is 90, RR is 22, …
Worth 5 points Marcus works as a pharmacy technician at Washburn’s Pharmacy, which is well-known locally for its excellent customer service. A customer asks Marcus which vitamins she should take for …
What aspect of pharmacology does a nurse study? (Select all that apply.) A) Chemical pharmacology B) Molecular pharmacology C) Impact of drugs on the body D) The body’s response to a drug E) Adverse a…
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Write about the importance of a skilled Developmental Support Worker and describe how it is more important than ever for a Support Worker to develop sound knowledge, skill, and judgment when administe…
Chapter 12. Antiprotozoal 1. Drugs given to treat malaria are usually given in combination to attack the protozoan at various stages of its life cycle. List three common drugs used to …
Question 10 1 p A routine EKG shows that a 56-year-old renal transplant recipient has had a recent, clinically silent myocardial infarction. In addition to his immunosuppressive regimen of dexamethaso…
Pediatric acetaminophen is supplied 80 mg per 1/2 tsp. a. How many mL in 1/2 tsp? b. How would you supply to give a child 160 mg? c. How much would you supply (pour) to give a child 100 mg? Pediatric …
Respiratory Case Study R. C. is a 14-year-old girl with newly diagnosed asthma. She will be using albuterol and beclomethasone inhalers. You are the nurse working in the healthcare provider’s office w…
Ahematinic preparation is used to treat: Select one: a.Joint inflammation (arthritis) b.Anaemia c.Ear infection d.Sickle cell anaemia
- Are all electrolytes the same in their indications? Explain
Can you help A health care prescriber (HCP) orders ampicillin (Unasyn) 550 mg q 12hr IM for a patient with pneumonia. The label on the ampicillin (Unasyn) sent from pharmacy reads: "For IV use, a…
Can you please review my answer to this scenario. There are three questions. A 2 year old female who attends day care 3 days a week visits the urgent care clinic. Of note, one case of strep throat was…
Explain the main ways by which drugs can modify the neurotransmission process.Illustrate how such drugs affecting neurotransmission are used in the pharmacological management of a particular CNS dis…
- Why is a sputum sample collected before starting antibiotic therapy?
Describe available preventive services that providers might recommend for patients at risk of the breast cancer. Explain how the gender and genetic factors impact decisions related to preventive servi…
Mr. K. is a 62-year-old man who lives alone. He was admitted 4 days ago to an extended-care facility on his third postoperative day from a right total knee replacement for care and rehabilitation unti…
Emboli may result in A. cerebral vascular accident (CVA). B. MI. C. pulmonary venous obstruction. D.All are possible outcomes of emboli. The rule of nines is used to calculate A. the degree of cardiac…
The proton NMR experiment consists of a single very short (microsecond) pulse of radiofrequency energy.Describe in detail how this very brief pulse can generate the complex NMR spectrum observed and…
1)For drugs that interact with proteins, why is it important to have a perfect fit between the drug and the protein and that a particular drug fits in only one protein? 2) how can we design a drug com…
A patient with a DKA is prescribed Regular Insulin,NPH, and Insulin Aspart: What are some possible drug interactions or food interactions?
QUESTION 7 3 points Save Answer is/are usually centralized to ensure that the company has maximal purchasing power. O Capacity planning O Operational performance targets O Procurement of raw material…
Acute lymphatic leukemia can respond well to methotrexate given 2.5 mg/kg every 14 days by IV. What would be the appropriate dosage of methotrexate to administer biweekly to a patient weighing 110 p…
Question 1 Select all that apply. Which of the following is NOT true of insulin? Insulin has different times and courses of action. Insulin is given by injection. Insulin differs by source of medicati…
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The more common side effects of vaccines are similar to the general symptoms of an infection (inflammation at injection site, fever/chills, aches, etc). Why?
Beta cells of the endocrine pancreas are depolarized when they are stimulated to release insulin. Using a diagram explain this process. Also explain why insulin is needed for tissues to take up blood …
what is the answer to this question 2. Which of the following is a possible adverse effect of the ACE inhibitors? a . Acidosis b. Hyperkalemia C. Hypernatremia d. Hypokalemia e. Hyponatremia
How to do a prescription for my Pharmacology class: Carvedilol 12.5 mg 2 times per day for 90-day supply. Medication supplied 25 mg tablets. Can you tell me if this way is correct? Carvedilol 12.5 mg …
Discuss the drug treatment for Parkinson’s disease (PD), and discuss the current consensus on which agent or agents are recommended for initiating therapy in most patients with PD.
- Compare the sequence of events that are involved in activation of alpha and with beta receptors.
What are the two leading categories of medications for the treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia and what are some of the differences between the medications within each group?
this attachment is my homework page is uploaded below please help Assignments, Chapter 14, Antineoplastic Agents Written Assignments 1. Briefly describe cancer. What are the two major groups of cancer…
Martin is a 21 year-old business major at a large university. Over the past few weeks his family and friends have noticed increasingly bizarre behaviors. On many occasions they’ve overheard him whispe…
What are some possible reasons for deviation from clinical practice guidelines? Specifically, Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA). Global Strategy for Asthma Management and Prevention, 2018. This is t…
Does the traditional plant Artemisia monosperma Del.is used in folk of medicine to treat the female or male infertility?? if so, can you give me more explanation about this type of plant? and how it g…
Cytotoxic chemotherapy for cancer is usually given as a course of several separate cycles, while radiation therapy is usually given as a course of 5-40 separate daily exposures called fractions. If …
What are the different types of birth control methods for females? Which birth control method seems like the safest, and most effective treatment? Which type would be recommended to a patient? Why tha…
I need help with this problem. 4. A student has a serious cold but must be present for the final assignments in a course. This consists of a two- hour written exam and an extensive lab practical. To …
Trying to figure out the answer to question number 3 and number 4 386,488 QUESTION 2 The order is for 400 mg of erythromycin oral suspension. You have on hand a 500 ml bottle. The strength is 200 mg/5…
cinco factores que pueden afectar en la prestacion de servicios de salud cuando un familiar esta hospitalizado y como puedo solucionarlo?
Assignment title Principles of Health and Safety for Pharmacy Support Staff. The risk How are risk assessments used to manage the risk Manual handling Handling hazardous substances THE WOOLWICH BTEC A…
What are factors that might have influenced pharmaco*kinetic and pharmacodynamic processes? Examples of personalized plan of care that you would develop based on influencing factors and patient history…
Can you solve this .all cricket 3:52 AM @ 2 64% 5:21:04 Exit tenths place (1 decimal point). D 1. A client with a lower respiratory tract infection is started on oxacillin 425 mg intramuscular (IM) ev…
A nurse is preparing to administer cefazolin 1 g IM. The nurse reconstitutes a 1g vial of cefazolin with sterile water to 330 mg/ml. How many ml should the nurse administer? (Round the answer to the …
Question: – what are the guidelines and recommendations for the interaction between Sinemet and Continuous tube feeding? – Do we need to hold Tube feeding when giving this for continues tube feedin…
Which of the following is not a characteristic of subacute thyroiditis? a. Hyperthyroid phase associated with neck pain and tender diffuse goiter b. Often caused by a viral infection trigger- this is …
Ann is a 30-year-old female with PMH of asthma. She has been well controlled on her current regimen until approximately 2 weeks ago. She was previously using an inhaled corticosteroids (ICS) as need f…
What antibiotics an HIV patient should and should not take
can you deduce the data table from this graph? (i) Plot your results from PART 1 of the wet practical as % maximum response (Y-axis) against agonist concentration (log scale on the X-axis). Guniea-pig…
Which of the following is an accurate description of the phospholipid bilayer in cell membranes? a) It is made up of two layers of phospholipid polymers. b) It is made up of two layers of phospholipid…
What would be the health needs of a 68 y/o male who has been admitted to the medical ward with community acquired pneumonia, his PMD is COPD, HTN, hyperlipidemia, and diabetes?
a nurse is assessing a client who is in preterm labor and is receiving magnesium sulfate via continuous IV infusion. which of the following findings should the nurse identify as the priority?
Testicular cancer Can you briefly outline the disorder? What are the Common presenting complaints (if any)? What are the Complications of the disorder? How is the condition is spread? what is the Opti…
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Charles is to receive 10% of TOTAL dose BOLUS over 20 minutes what hourly RATE will the NURSE aet the pump to deliver this dose over 20 minutes period?
I NEED FILIPINO TUTOR. HELP ME WITH THE EXPLANATION PLEASE. USED TAGLISH LANGUAGE. FIRST SLIDE: IMPORTANCE OF VACINATION (INTRO) SECOND SLIDE: What is a Vaccine? -A substances used to stimulate the pr…
clarify why Shortly after implantation, iodinated complexity medium causes a warming sensation all through the body
The nurse notes that AS is rubbing her mid-chest, grimacing and is diaphoretic. The pain has been occurring intermittently throughout the evening and night. Her color is pale except around her lips wh…
Microsoft Word – PHRM20001 SDL 1 2016.docx Which units of concentration (mg/ml or M) would allow us to make the best comparisons between the effects of different drugs, and why?
Patient (78 yo) prescribed Glipizide 10 mg P.O. daily HCTZ 25 mg P.O. daily Atenolol 25 mg P.O. daily Hydralazine 25 mg Qid Simvastatin 80 mg daily Verapamil 180 mg sr daily Any suggestions or recomme…
What pharmacological treatment would you prescribe for Patient with PTSD symptoms ? Please include rationale, starting dose, tapering schedule (if any), how the medication works, major drug/drug inter…
The Urinary System consists of the kidneys, the ureters, the bladder, and the urethra. Choose one illness affecting the urinary system, then identify the cause (s), and the signs and symptoms.
medical dosage. TEST NAME: CTO1 F A physician orders Platinol (cisplatin) 20 mg/m /day x 5 days IV for a patient weighing 94.5 kg and having a height of 185 cm. Using the body surface area (BSA) formu…
For this project, you will develop patient/family education on a medication class and condition of your choice. Select one disease and a drug class of medication used to treat this condition. You may …
What physiological process is being suppressed by lisinopril? this medication, and what are two other body systems involved in this physiological process by taking lisinopril
Weight: 191.9 lbs Drug order to be given Amount to be administered Form Route Time esomeprazole (Nexium) 40mg oral sol po 2100 What is the amount of esomeprazole (Nexium) 20mg/2ml oral sol to
Select two different drugs, each with a different mechanism of action, used for the treatment of asthma. For each of the two drugs , write summary containing the information in the list b…
Prepare 50 mL of a 12.5% dextrose solution. Available are D5W and D50W. How many milliliters of each solution need to be combined to fill this order? (show each step) Prepare 1.5 L of 6% Lysol solutio…
Parenteral route includes any route other than gastrointestinal. Transdermal is one of the parenteral route, what are advantages vs disadvantages ? Mention some examples?
drug to treat diarrhea with Mechanism of Action and Adverse effects? ty
Discuss the Carcinogenic profile of cannabis . Cannabis in the aetiology of cancer
A patient is prescribed an anticholinergic medication. What information in the past medical history would be of most concern to the nurse?
Comment on the structure and property of acetaminophen.
Which of the following means” outside of the living body” ? A en vivo B ex vitro C ex vivo D intra vivo
A physician has ordered “Drug A with Drug B syrup, 2-4 tsp po q6-8h prn pain” for a 7-year-old, 52-lb boy who has just undergone surgery. You know that Drug A with Drug B syrup contains 12.5 mg of…
A potent drug has been given by multiple IV bolus dose of 50 mg every 8 hours. Assume a one compartment linear model applies to this drug in this concentration range. The k and V for this drug in this…
Consider a medication that has a half-life of 2.5 hours. At 0800 hours, the medication is measured as 100 mg/mL. What will the medication level be at 1300 hours? – 100 mg/mL – 75 mg/mL – 50 mg/mL – 25…
- Briefly describe the pathogenesis of peptic ulcer disease and gastroesophageal reflux disease. 2.Describe the mechanism of action of the drug omeprazole.What are some of the side eff…
What types of drugs are successfully eliminated in the feces after billiary excretion? In terms of properties
- List at least 5 risk factors for PUD, and identify which ones Anthony has. 3. You assess Anthony for clinical manifestations and distinguishing characteristics associated with gastric and duodenal …
Discuss the following anti-infective [including common medications in the class, potential mechanisms of resistance (if any), potential pathogens covered, need for dosing adjustments (renal/hepatic, …
class of enzymes. 14. To which class do the enzymes that catalyze the following reactions belong? CH,OH C-1 C=O CH-OH CH,-O-PO CH2-0-PO; COO COO CH-O-PO C-O-PO CH,OH CH, COO COO C=O HO-C-H CH: CH3
Question 55 A child has cystic fibrosis (CF). Which medication does the healthcare professional teach the parents about? select one from below () Salt tablets…
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How do I study for pharmacology? Is it better to use application style study or memorization
The following order was written for a child weighing 66 Ibs. Order: Morphine 0.2 mg/kg p.o. q. 6h p.r.n, pain. The recommended dose of this medication for this child is 0.2 mg-5 mg/kg per q. 4-6 h. Is…
26.) Dichlorotetrafluorethane is used to produce: A.) Anesthesia in the nose and ear. B.) Anesthesia in bronchoscopy. C.) Anesthesia by injection into the spine. D.) Topical anesthesia of the skin.
which agents available for T2DM increase the risk of HF and which are preferred agents for those with HF. Thank you in advance
These answers are wrong. Can you solve them please? Question 1 1 points An adolescent client asks the nurse, "What should I do if I forget to take my birth control pill?" What should the nur…
nt is receiving an adrenergic agonist via intravenous administration. The nurse that the IV has become dislodged and the medication has infused into the tial space. Which of the following medications …
6.) Which of the following is a trade name for isosorbide mononitrate? A.) Ismo. B.) Diapid. C.) Inderai. D.) Coumadin. E.) Isordil.
Question 1 The client asks whether “natural” products are superior to prescription medication. What is the best response by the nurse? 1.“Yes, since the product is based in nature.” 2.…
Hello. This hw is due very soon and I’m stuck and need help urgently. So for part 1 A+B, I just want to make sure that I did calculations correctly. For part 2, I think the answer is I and IV (change …
List down the 4 official fixed oils. Tabulate the botanical source, plant part yielding the oil, and use of oil in pharmacy and medicine.
During the progression of HIV infection in an individual, new strains of HIV virus continue to develop due primarily to a) Mutations in genome due to high error rate of reverse transcriptase b) Geneti…
which supplement increases bulk in stool but should be taken with a space of one to two hours of medication st johns wort garlic flaxseed docusate
48.) Procaine (Novocaine) is used to produce: A.) Topical anesthesia.I B.) nfiltration anesthesia. C.) Peridural anesthesia. D.) Caudal anesthesia.
- If your patient sometimes forgets to take her medication, what type of medication half-life would be beneficial? Please provide supporting citations with the answer
I need some guidance on the topic Federal Drug Administration: I am not sure if I think the FDA has held up its end and provided the public with safe and effective medications all these years The arti…
Your pharmacy has a sale. Drug B is discounted 30%. a)How much does the patient pay? b)How much does the patient pay when the item is further discounted 15%?
Please kindly answer these for me. 1.There are two classes of drugs available for the management of Alzheimer’s dementia. a.In a few sentences, discuss how each drug class works to m…
1) The health care provider (HCP) orders amoxicillin 100 mg orally every 6 hours. The child weighs 15 lb.The safe range is 25 – 30 mg/kg/24 hr. Is the ordered dose in range for a 24-hr period? IS it…
At pH 9.2, seconal absorbs at 239 nm. At pH 13, the absorbance shifts to 254 nm. Of what class of compounds is this characteristic and why [5 points]? 2. Three compounds were found to have the same em…
Itisanextremely busydayinthepharmacyandPharmacistPeteisinthemiddleofanotherpatientconsultation.You,thetechnician,offertohelpthenextperson inline…
Pharmacology medical terminology corner Explore medications that use a root word for the different groups under the broad category of antibiotics. While the base root does not hold true for every anti…
i need a power point that will help me with my pretension just summary of these: History, description, etiology, diagnostic procedures, signs & symptoms, pharmacologic/non-pharmacologic treatmen…
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. 17. Why is it difficult to determine which size to dispense of the low-molecular-weight heparins? What should a pharmacy technician do before the product is dispensed? 18. The pharmacist suspects …
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The nursing instructor is discussing the off-label use of drugs. What client is most likely to benefit from prescription of off-label drugs?
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A nurse is giving an enteral (oral)medication .The patient ask why this method is prefarable for the drug.How will the nurse reply ?/test bank.
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A patient has an order to get Kefzol 1g in 50 ml of D5W IVPB over 15 minutes. The drop factor is 20 gtt/mL.How many gtt/min should be given?
Order: 0.25 mg of digoxin, which is available in 250 mcg tablets. How many tablets will you administer?
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state what you can monitor in stable diabetic patients at home.
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The medication order reads labetalol 40 mg IV push every 10 minutes until blood pressure is lower than 140/90 mm Hg. The pharmacy has labetalol 5 mg/mL available. How many milliliters should the nurse…
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The health care provider requests peak and trough serum amikacin levels. When should the blood samples to determine peak serum level and trough serum level be drawn?
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The Patient is going on vacation for 10 days, and must take his medication with him. His physician has ordered 1g QID. The medication is available in 500mg capsules. How many capsules will the pharmac…
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What things should you consider in administration of multiple medications in older adults to prevent drug to drug interactions?
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Infants have a 30-40% GFR capacity in comparison to adults. How can this lead to drug toxicity/adverse effects in the paediatric population
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A 23-year-old female patient presents with photophobia and blurred vision after trying to remove her new contact lenses before swimming. Her past medical history is insignificant and her only medicati…
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38Unit IIIPharmacology for Multisystem Application 3.A patient will be receiving extra-strength acetaminophen (Tylenol) for pain follow- ing hernia surgery. Which conditions may be of concern if found…
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Discuss the differences in Rheumatoid Arthritis and Osteoarthritis from the perspective of diagnostic criteria, clinical presentation, and management. Note: Do not copy-paste from any source and give …
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Compare and contrast considerations for prescribing psychiatric medications to child/adolescent, adult, and geriatric populations
Determine drug that is used CNS (central nervous system) disorder, AND it has one single defined chemical structure. Drugs that represent a mix of chemicals, e.g. cannabis, does not meet this crit…
A nurse is caring for a client who has tuberculosis and is taking isoniazid and rifampin. Which of the following outcomes indicates that the client is adhering to the medication regimen?
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A 46-year-old construction worker with a history of diabetes mellitus (DM) and osteoarthritis has recently been experiencing GI distress attributed to the use of NSAIDs for joint pain. Eating small fr…
These answers are wrong. Could you solve them for me please? Question 1 1 points The nurse is describing the structure and function of the cell membrane to an interested client. What structural compon…
Respond to each question. 1. Define the steady-state level of a drug. 2. Why is a drug’s half-life important to health care providers? 3. Explain how organ health can affect drug half-life. 4. A pati…
Suppose the pharmacist obtained an analytical grade of 200 mg potassium chloride claiming a purity of 99.5 %. How much of the 0.090 N Silver Nitrate will be consumed to reach the equivalence point? a….
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Patricia was called to work by a woman at the local daycare center. She told Patricia to come and pick up her son because he wasn’t feeling well. Her son, a 3½-year-old Marshall, had been feeling tir…
A patient comes to the pharmacy to pick up her prescription. You do not recognize the patient but she states her name is Kim Johnson and that she has 3 prescriptions to pick up. You go to the will-cal…
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Explain the exact mechanism which causes the increase of free Ca+2 within the myocardial muscle.
I need help with patient teaching for allopurinol. Patient is diagnose with Lymphoma. Please include priorities of teaching session, Content, Learning objectives(SMART), Teaching method, Plan, and Eva…
The nurse teaches the client about effects of carbamazepine that would be reported to the primary health care provider. Which effects would the nurse include? Select all that apply. One, some, or all …
16 The nurse is preparing educational materials for a pregnant patient. Which of the following nonpharmacological therapies should she recommend? C+ John’s
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A nurse is preparing to dispense medication at the bedside of her client. What should she keep in mind? a. Leave the medication at the bedside if the client is not in the room. b. The first step shoul…
What are the mechanisms of action of drugs used to treat asthma and COPD.
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What is the mechanism of action of lithium on people with Bipolar?
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A nurse is caring for a 64-year-old female patient who is receiving IV heparin and reports bleeding from her gums. The nurse checks the patient’s laboratory test results and finds that she has a very …
a 38-year-old Hispanic woman with a chief complaint of pain during urination. She recently returned from visiting her boyfriend in Puerto Rico. She also complains of a “scratchy” throat. She admits to…
A 22-year-old female is diagnosed with mycobacterial tuberculosis. The physician orders rifampin (Rifadin) 600 mg PO daily. What should the nurse question the patient about?
The elderly patient is receiving chlorothiazide (Diuril). What does the best teaching by the nurse include with this medication? Select one: a. “Avoid foods that are high in potassium. b. “Take the me…
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Your collaborative physician calls you for a recommendation for his 59-year-old female patient with a history of hypertension and previous myocardial infarction and a BMI of 32 kg/m2. She has been adh…
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MILLIEQUIVALENTS 4. A pediatric ORS contains 1242.5 mg/ L of chloride. Express this concentration in mEqs.
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In a couple of paragraphs explain why and how the newborn, geriatric and oncology population are more vulnerable and at higher risk in severe illness contracting COVID-19. Please find an article that …
What must a medication order contain to be complete?
What are the pharmacotherapeutics associated with the drug Clopidogrel? Please add reputable references, thank you
The nurse is caring for a client with a chromosomal disorder. What part of the cell is primarily involved in this client’s disorder?
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Rx: 20 mg active ingredient in 200 mL normal saline. What is the weight/volume concentration?
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Is it safe to crush an enteric-coated tablet? Explain why.
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Adults in the United States and worldwide are being diagnosed with Type II Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM) at an alarming rate. Discuss indications, contraindications, side effects, nursing considerations, a…
Solutions needed. Please show your work. Thanks Question 11 1 pts How many millimoles of calcium gluconate (Ca(CH1107)2 (MW: 430 )are represented in 15 mL of a 2% w/v calcium gluconate solution? Repor…
If the physician also orders benazepril 5 mg daily, what patient education does Martha need about new medication?
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Put it All Together and CARE Like a Nurse! 1. Are educational, psychosocial and/or spiritual concerns present? If so, what are they? 2. How do the educational, psychosocial, and/or spiritual concerns …
which of the following statements best defines how a chemical becomes termed a drug?
D Question 56 1 pts Directions: Determine the following drops per minute using the drop factor provided 2,500 mL RL in 12 hr 10gtt/ml D Question 57 1 pts Directions: Determine the following drops per …
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Post a brief explanation of the differences between the types of diabetes, including type 1, type 2, gestational, and juvenile diabetes. Describe one type of drug used to treat the type of diabetes …
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A technician found that Vitamin K 10mg/mL vials were incorrectly stocked in the Neonatal Automated Dispensing Cabinet instead of the correct NICU concentration of 1mg/0.5mL • What may have contribut…
Question 58 (1 point) Levothyroxine 50mcg PO q.d. is ordered. Which is the correct mg dose? 50mg 0.5mg 0.05mg 50000mg
How might Betsy’s nutritional status be affected by her diuretic medication? Explain how she can use this information to make daily food choices
The nurse reviewing the laboratory results of a 68-year-old female patient on propafenone for paroxysmal atrial fibrillation knows the following laboratory tests are monitored. (Select all that apply….
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You are working as a Pharmacist in the medicines information department at your local hospital. You have been asked to answer the follow medicines information queries, how do you respond? One of the j…
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Discuss the function of the gastrointestinal system?
Order: Give 750 mg of Ampicillin. A vial of Ampicillin contains 2g/10mL. How many mL will be given to the patient?
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What is the mechanism of action for Amphetamines/Methamphetamines?
The school nurse is notified of a fourth-grade child having pediculosis. a. As the school nurse, discuss your plan of care for the school. b. During the screenings for pediculosis, the nurse discovers…
. Identify 3 other signs and symptoms that both anaphylaxis and poisoning share
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Why some anthelmintics are preferred to be used in empty stomach or vice versa ? Elaborate with appropriate examples please. ?…
Case 8 AW, a 25-year-old Afro-Caribbean man, has been admitted to your ward with a sickle cell crisis. AW has a raised temperature and complains of severe pain in his limbs, chest and lower back. His …
Is my answer correct? Order: 1500 mL of NS to be administered over 8 hours. Tubing label states Drop factor; 15 gtt/mL. The pump will be set to deliver how many mL per hour? Answer: 187.5 mL/hr
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In the comparison, include therapeutic actions, indications, pharmaco*kinetics, name/generic names and patient education points?
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A patient will be taking enteric coated aspirin 81 mg orally to help prevent heart attacks. What teaching should the nurse give the patient? A. Take the aspirin with food, either a snack or meal B. st…
A 50 year old woman has had rheumatoid arthritis for 3 years and has been taking multiple NSAID’s. She has taken corticosteroids a few times during flare ups. The disease seems to be progressing with …
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NOTE :Be certain to justify or provide a sound rationale for your answers since alternate answers may be acceptable if explained properly.You will lose points if you fail to do so. QUESTION …
Develop a table that addresses the phases of pharmaco*kinetics: ·Absorption, ·Distribution ·Metabolism ·Excretion For the following developmental sta…
Availability of newer antidepressants has: Question 28 options: a) reduced number of discontinuations due to adverse events b) decreased the number of treatment-resistant people with major depress…
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The nurse is caring for a client who has been prescribed a fluoroquinolone for the treatment of a respiratory infection. The nurse is explaining to the client that this class of medications affects DN…
Mr. Jones came in complaining of chest pain and palpitations. His potassium is very low as determined by a blood draw. He states the medications he is currently on are furosemide, lanoxin, and a multi…
First line treatment for a patient that is 24 female allergy to sulfa and has UTI? Ceftriaxone or ciprofloxacin?
Calculate the pH of 5% (w/v) sodium naproxen solution. Note: MW(Naproxen) = 230 g/mol MW(Sodium) = 23 g/mol
Challenges to Effective Drug Therapy 1)A patient tells the nurse that the information about the new over-the-counter drug on an Internet site is overwhelming, causing the patient to question the in…
The pharmacy standard insulin drip is 100 units of Humulin Regular in 250 mL of normal saline. 1 unit?2.5 mL. The patient’s blood glucose level is 218 mg per dL. Use the fol- lowing chart to de…
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Genetic make-up has an influence on which of the following process as they relate to drug therapy: A. The physiologic response of drug therapy at the site of drug action B. The immune response to drug…
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A 60-year-old patient experienced a sudden onset of chest pain and shortness of breath and was subsequently diagnosed with a pulmonary embolism in the emergency department. The patient has been starte…
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Describe the nurse’s role in the pharmacologic management of anxiety and insomnia. Answer: Identify normal sleep patterns and explain how it can be affected by anxiety and stress. Answer: A neighbor, …
Insurance companies may reject a claim and not pay for a medication if it is not their formulary. in this case, the pharmacy will notify the physician’s office. name one of the two form that can be re…
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A consideration in treatment failure in patients with peptic ulcer disease associated with H pylori may be A anti microbial resistance B an ineffective antacid C over use of PPI D all of the above
The nurse is creating a care plan for a client taking a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI). What would be an appropriate nursing diagnosis for this client?
The principles of drug therapy for the treatment of tuberculosis include: (Points : 1) Patients are treated with a drug to which M. tuberculosis is sensitive. Drugs need to…
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Question 35 of 50 How would the nurse respond when asked what to expect if the patient goes through withdrawal from opioids? "Withdrawal from opioids will peak in 4 days." "Dizziness w…
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Emily, a relatively healthy 5’5″, 32-year-old young woman weighing 190 pounds, presents to your clinic with hirsutism, anovulation, oligomenorrhea, and at times amenorrhea. Biochemical blood tests…
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A 50 year old African American male is ordered Prazosin (minipress) for hypertension. Another medication he is currently taking is HCTZ 25mg daily. He tells the nurse he is also taking saw palmetto fo…
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When can medication errors occur which classes of medication are more typically connected to medication error outline the appropriate label check opportunities
Question 27 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Remove flag SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: Which of the following is an adverse effect of long-term glucocorticoid therapy? Select one or more: Q a. Hypertensio…
With respect to renal elimination why is secretion the only process that can be saturated or completely inhibited? What are the consequenses of inhibition or saturation?
- Ordered: 40 mEq KCL in 100 mL over 40 minutes using tubing with a drop factor of 20 gtts/ml What is the flow rate? (gtt/min)
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When a sufficient inventory is maintained for the pharmacy to function until the next reorder period, it is called:
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a prescription reads 3000 ml of D5W to be administered over a 24-hour period. the nurse determines that how many millimeters per hour will be administered to the client?
Instruction: Read the scenario and state what could be the problem why the patients experience such side effect. What can the Pharmacist do to avoid such incident. Case No. 1 . Patient R.A returns to …
Which of the following drugs is associated with the reaction of Stevens-Johnson syndrome? A. Valproic acid B. Quinidine C. Isoniazid D. Ethosuximide
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a client with bacterial meningitis is prescribed ampicillin 1000mg every 6 hours by intermittent IV infusion. Medication is to be administered over 1 hour. Available is 500mg/250ml. What should the IV…
awrence Smith is a 62-year-old man who presents to the ED with shortness of breath and lower extremity edema. He reports his symptoms started approximately 1-1.5 weeks ago. He noted that he was gainin…
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Outline how baroreceptors modulate blood pressure, and briefly describe one pharmacological mechanism that could augment the baroreceptor system to treat hypotension
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What medication is the newest to be used in the treatment of opioid drug addiction and featured in MAT treatment programs? What type of pain medication is preferred for all cancer patients? What is th…
A client who is taking ciprofloxacin has called the nurse and stated that she is having pain, swelling and redness at the Achilles tendon region. What priority action should the nurse implement? 10. A…
Research a drug called STALEVO to identify what is in this product and how it works to provide therapeutic benefit for a patient with PD. Discuss the mechanisms of action for each component and how th…
Chapter 41 Drugs affecting the Male Reproductive System 1) Identify why a patient would be prescribed androgens.. Describe the effects of testosterone and androgens on the male body. What are t…
A 44-year-old woman has a 10-year history of type 2 diabetes. She is a nonsmoker withwell-controlled hypertension. She is on : -dietary management -metformin 1000mg BID -omega-3 1000mgii BID lisin…
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Compare the different processes of pharmaco*kinetics and the factors that influence each one. Briefly explain pharmacodynamics and provide an example
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: Each of the questions , statements , or incomplete statements in this section can be correctly answered or completed by one of the suggested answers or phrases . Choose the best answer . For questio
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Which of the following is an example of a synergistic antimicrobial drug combination? Aminoglycoside plus chloramphenicol against members of the family Enterobacteriaceae Reverse transcriptase inhibit…
I need help with my medication list. How can I group the medication to remember them.
Describe what “need to know basis” pertaining to health care records and give an example of a need to know situation in the medical field.
Joseph Johnson is 8 months old and weighs 16 lb. His mother brings him in complaining of vomiting and reflux. You would like to prescribe Joseph Zantac for his reflux. You are not aware of any allergi…
“A home care patient must restrict fluid intake to 2L every 24 hours. He has only household measuring cups. How many cups may he drink daily and not exceed the 2L limit?” over 20 minutes. The tubing h…
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- How many grams of 10% and 20 % drug concentration should be mixed to put a 15% 500-grams preparation?
8] Which of the following statements is INCORRECT? a. Panic attacks are short—lived and have a rapid onset, whereas panic disorder involves recurrent panic attacks and excessive anxiety over time b…
- Beth is pregnant. She calls the office to see what drugs she can use for cold symptoms, Where would you look to find out which drugs are safe for her?
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Why does a post-op patient who just had a Perineal debridement and closure surgery taking the following medications listed below? What are the: (on each medications listed below.) Drug Name (Generic):…
How is it that the side-effect profile of a drug often determines whether it is selected for a specific patient?
a primary care NP sees a 46 year old male patient and orders a fasting lipoprotein profile that reveals LDL of 190 mg/dl, HDL of 40 mg/dl, and triglycerides of 200mg/dl. The patient has no previous hi…
Drugs for review: Clindamycin Hydrochloride Oxycodone hydrochloride-acetaminophen Enoxaprine What education should you provide while the patient is taking these medications? List each medication with …
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Many nonsalicylic, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) inhibit pain transmission bythe inhibition of __________________. A) Histamine B) Serotonin C) Prostaglandin D) Bradykinin
This virus is easily spread among children in day care settings and is common agent of infantile diarrhea. The virus is stable at room temperature and to treatment with detergents and lowered pH and t…
fill out the table below with medication indications, mechanisms of action, contraindications, etc Drug Class Beta adrenergic antagonists Drug name(s) Propranolol Indications/Therapeutic Use …
#13. on Question 13 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question A patient is being discharged from the Coronary Care Unit after experiencing a myocardial infarction. What counseling points about…
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What skill is considered to be the most important for a nurse?
a nurse is planning care for a client who has a prescription for erythromycin lactobionate iv bolus. which of the following actions should the nurse include in the plan of care. (a) implement a higher…
At 1300 there is 230 mls left in the NS IV bag. The flow rate is 25ml/hr.At what time will it the bag be completely gone, in military time?
Dr. Anna Thau just opened a new primary care office in the community. She is in the process of hiring office staff, and Dorothy Gaston, CMA (AAMA), is being interviewed for a clinical assisting positi…
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A 56 year old Caucasian man is seen in the office as a new patient. He complains of headaches occurring with increasing frequency and attributes them to increased stress at work. He denies any chest p…
1.The nurse is assigned to teach a patient about two new medications:a hypertension medication and an anti cholesterol medication.Develop a plan of care that includes assessment,nursing diagnosis,inte…
A patient has an IV infusion running at a rate of 2.5 ml/min. How much fluid will a patient receive during an infusion that lasts 8 hours? The directions on a prescription for a solution read “Take ½…
Systemic Clearance Extended Calculation A pharmaceutical company is developing a new drug ‘FCP-17’ and has just determined the following pharmaco*kinetic parameters from a Phase I human study: Fraction…
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Which of the following statements concerning dextroamphetamine sulfate (Dexadrine) is FALSE? Its inhibitory effect on the appetite lasts only four or five weeks. It is considered to be the method of c…
Because peripheral vasodilation drugs dilate peripheral arteries, they may cause
A generic OSD manufacturer uses the same blender to prepare the final blend for making Lorazepam Tablets (0.5 mg of API, total tablet weight 60 mg) and Benicar Tablets (20 mg of API, total tablet weig…
Mr. Gibson was issued a Prescription by Dr. Nguyen for his problem in Falling sleep at night . Rx: Ambien (C-IV) 10mg, 1 po QD #30 with 5 refills. Is the patient entitled to 5 refills within 6 mont…
Using NICE guidelines or your own local formulary to review the following patient scenarios: 1. First line choice for most patients over 60 years of age with diagnosed hypertension unless contraindica…
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In accordance with GAMP5, explain typical product lifecycle activities across the ‘concept’, ‘project’, ‘operation’ and ‘retirement’ phases of a computerised system with respect to specification and t…
Question 14 of 18 1.0 Points The drug with the greatest a-antagonist (blocker) action is: A. propranolol C B. epinephrine C C. phentolamine C D. norepinephrine
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no additional. 1. Mrs. Wheezer has been given a beta-2 agonist drug for her asthma. Her drug will both prevent exercise-induced asthma will treat an on-going attack and give her control: is it Albuter…
Give examples of drugs that are used on transcription factors (receptor families) ?
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2/1 Leptin is secreted by adipose tissue to slow the appetite. Despite this, many people continue to gain weight. Why does this mechanism not always work? Essentially all of the pituitary hormo…
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I need to see a sample of a prescription for ointment or cream for example tretinoin 0.25%. how would I write the prescription 1 application, 1 inch of cream etc?
The nurse is providing care for a client with a recent cardiac diagnosis and is explaining the structure and function of the heart. Place the events of circulation in the correct sequence, beginning w…
What is the guidelines for treatment of osteoporosis in males and female
case study Lillian is scheduled for discharge today. What key information should she know about her medications What are the current recommendations for hormonal replacement therapy in women? please a…
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The patient is ordered vancomycin 750 mg to infuse IV at 7.5mg/kg/hr for a client weighing 50 kg. What is the mg/hr for this patient? ________ mg/hr The pharmacy sends vancomycin 750 mg in 2…
# use the appropriate diagram # mark figures properly # use proper chemical structure, references if necessary # use flow chart if necessary.. 2. The three pharmaco*kinetio parameters from urin…
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Write discovery of the drug Lansoprazole. Discovery: Research the process of discovery for the drug that you are investigating. You should consider the source of the drug e.g. is it a natural pro…
What medication can be given to a postpartum mother when having hemorrhaging?
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A palpable left parasternal impulse suggests which abnormality? a) Right ventricular hypertrophy b) Aortic stenosis c) Aortic regurgitation d) Left ventricular hypertrophy
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The nurse is reinforcing teaching to a client who has been prescribed lovastatin.What adverse effects should be discussed? What should a nurse reinforced in education when the client is prescribed…
Essay What is the difference between a selective and non-selective beta-blocker? Give at least three non-pharmacologic activities for antihypertensive therapy? Identification. Write the correspo…
- calculate the bolus dose of fentanyl. 11. Calculate the CRI for fentanyl and explain how you would administer this. 12. Why is fentanyl being used? (The patient today is a 9 year old FS English Co…
Case 5 Mr JM aged 76 years PC Fall. HPCTremor worsening and becoming more unsteady on his feet Has become more aggressive and confused over the last 2 months Waking at night and…
Nervous System Drugs. (Tutoring help is needed for the pharmacology study assignment.) Identify if the statement is true or false Decreased serotonin levels in the brain correlate with overly aggressi…
- The patient is diagnosed with otitis media with perforated ear drum. You want to prescribe an otic preparation. Which if the following is not appropriate? Ciprofloxacin/dexamethasone Ofloxacin oti…
what should the nurse evaluate in the effectiveness of enoxaparin (lovenox) teaching plan ?
Question 13 1 Point Your client is presribed Cefazolin 1g every 8 hours IVPB. Pharmacy supplies you with 1g cefazolin in 100mL of 5% dextrose to infuse in 4 hour. At what rate (mL/hr) will you set you…
Order: Dilaudid 2 mg IVP Available: Dilaudid 2 mg/ml Max push rate: 1 mg/ml Syringe: 3 ml marked to 1/10th ml How many seconds/increment?
A patient weighing 154lb is prescribed a critical care medication, 375mg in 250ml D5W at 5mcg/kg/min. The infusion pump should be set at _ ml/hr X Done Question 2 of 3 A patient weighing 154 lb is pre…
O C. 5 ml/dose O D. 2.5 ml/dose 9.) MD writes an order for GI co*cktail 150 mg by mouth every 6 hours for 24 hours. Pharmacy dispenses you with 75mg/3ml. How many ml will you administer daily? * O A. …
how do you determine that a person had experienced real allergic response?
The indication for protamine is to reverse the effects of? A child is brought to the emergency department immediately after accidentally ingesting bits of rodenticide bait that contains a warfarin-lik…
Should syrup of ipecac be in your first aid kit at home? Why or why not? What is it used for? How does it work? Emphasize on why or why not it should be used
Lantus insulin 42Uqam.Available: 1 x 10mL vial containing 100U/mL How many mL Will be injected? ______________________
quick response would be appreciated 1. An IV of 1,000 mL DW has been ordered to be infused at 125 mL/hr. The drop factor for the IV tubing is 10 git/mL. The IV was hung at 10:00 PM. At 11:30 PM, you c…
What class of medication is amitriptylineand why is this medication used as an adjuvant medication for pain?
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- Provide pharmacological and nonphamacological care (don’t forget to be specific). Will you discontinue any medication that the patient is currently taking and/or add any new medications?
Analyse drug features which may affect medication selection ?
need help. Medication 1: The physician’s order reads: Ampicillin 0.5g two times a day for 7 days. Available is 1000 mg per 1 ml ampule. How many ampoules would be needed to fill this prescription? (II…
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What vitamins and herbal supplements are used for the prevention and management of migraines?
In caring for alcoholic clients the nurse knows that the category of drugs commonly used to manage alcohol withdrawal is?
Historically, anxiety disorders in children are: Question options: a) overdiagnosed but untreated. b) overdiagnosed and overtreated. c) undiagnosed and untreated. d) underdiagnosed and undertr…
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What drug or pharmaceutical has changed American society more than any?
lit Question 47 of 50 An esmolol drip is running at 10 mL/h. The intravenous (IV) solution contains 2500 mg of esmolol in 250 mL of IV solution. The patient weighs 50 kg. At what rate in micrograms p…
Create patient instructions for each. Worksheet 1 Patient 1 Prescription Patient 2 Prescription Sunjita Patel, MD Todd Jackson, MD 7612 N. HWY 27 Anita Johnson, MD Cedar Rapids, IA 52404 Kunal Gupta, …
An addictive substance which is still very medically important to control cancer pains: a. marijuana b. morphine c. shabu d. cocaine Choose only one answer. Clue: The answer is not letter a.
Pediatric nurse is using 4 ounces of Enamel to 30% solution of Enfamil. How much water in mL is needed?
Discussion 14.1: Medical Marijuana Discussion Guidelines Initial Post Does California state allow medical marijuana? If so, what are the guidelines for the prescriber? Do you feel that marijuana shoul…
An obesity-prone patient who takes an antipsychotic agent has been trying diligently to lose weight. The patient expresses her concern to the nurse and asks, “Is there a medication that I can take t…
A nurse is reinforcing teaching with a client about a new prescription for oral bisacodyl . For which of the follow one instructions should nurse provide client
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which opioids are safe for use in patients with severe morphine allergy
For the following fictitious case study develop a management plan using the template below: Mr X is 24 years old and has asthma. He has been completing a diary to identify triggers and he has pinpo…
Develop a teaching plan for a patient who has been prescribed beta blockers. Include the reason for taking medication, side effects, instructions, and events to report to provider. Pick one of the fol…
Compare and contrast the pharmaceutical and medical device supply chains.
It is 12.45pm on Sunday rota, and you are due to close in 15 minutes. One of your methadone addicts arrives wanting methadone as he forgot his “daily pick up” on Saturday. On examining his presc…
QUESTION 1 BIG Pharma CEO calls a press conference. Which announcement(s) will really be newsworthy? CEO announces BIG Pharma is starting early stage clinical trials on a hair restoration product CEO …
The client with pulmonary edema is taking furosemide. What assessment findings indicate dehydration?
Alternative medicines have increased in popularity lately, however two major concernswith the use of alternative medicine come to light. State and explain two importantconsiderations consumers tend to…
Examination gloves Infusion pump Heart valves Identify Key product quality attributes and associated manufacturing process parameters for priority testing for the above medical devices
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only answer 2-10 Accompanied by his girlfriend, B.C., age 23, visits your office. His girlfriend states, "He hasn’t been himself for the last month. He has headaches and is completely confused a…
A pharmaceutical company is developing a new drug ‘FCP-17’ and has just determined the following pharmaco*kinetic parameters from a Phase I human study: Fraction unbound (f u ): 0.5 Clearance by active…
- i) Prescription errors. If none, please state "none" : ii) Actions taken to rectify these errors: Active ingredients (1 mark):
How to explain there are hydrophilic amino acid residues in transmembrane α-helices of GPCR?
To develop a pharmaceutically stable suspension, the physical, chemical and microbiological stability must be considered. Discuss this statement in relation to the development of a colloid suspensi…
Not sure what pain medication would be best. Discussion Question 2: (PAIN Case study question) An 82 year old female is admitted to the hospital with an acute onset of severe low back pain. The patien…
Using dimensional analysis The order reads, “Administer 125 mL/hr.” The set delivers 15 gtt/mL. How many gtt/min will you administer?
I need help with safe practice in the medication of people with renal hepatic and GI concerns what are the medical practices of renal and GI ?
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Is Ambien safe to take with another controlled substance?
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Help me with this molecular pharmacology or immunology related question plz D Question 3 2 pts Phosphorylation of the cytoplasmic domain of a GPCR is associated with which of these events? O binding o…
correct answer. Question 12 of 50 Which rate in milliliters per hour should a nurse set the infusion pump to deliver heparin to a patient at 1250 units/hr if the pharmacy supplies a bag of heparin wit…
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Vanillin is used as a flavor in the formulation of an o/w emulsion. The stock used for vanillin dissolved in 50% alcohol. Caclulate and choose the appropriate concentration of alcohol in the final emu…
non specific non steroidal anti inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen and naproxen can alter gastric acid secretion and the production of protective mucus in the stomach. which enzyme is responsible li…
Why does Paget’s disease cause hypercalcemia? Why does Addison’s disease cause hypercalcemia? Why does milk-alkali syndrome cause hypercalcemia? Why does Hypermagnesemia (Familial hypocalciuric hyperc…
Scenario 2: A25-year-oldmalepatient presents to the office with a cc ofleft armpainand generalized malaise of 1-week duration following a dirt bike accident.Laceration of skin on the dor…
What Options are Contraindicated . and why? What type of patient Education is indicated ?" discussion _ _ The patient reveals to you that She had SEQUEL intercourse last night with In unknown pa…
A college freshman complained of a cough, runny nose and conjunctivitis. The physician at the health center noticed small white lesions inside the patient’s mouth. The next day a confluent rash covere…
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Is there a fully documented transcript for shadow health Advanced Pharmacology “hypertension and type two diabetes Arun Patel”?
Please explain how to solve this problem step by step: Phenytoin (Dilantin) comes from the pharmacy as an IV solution of 500mg/100ml. A loading dose of 1000 mg has been ordered at the usual 40 mg/min….
A neighbor, Jane, comes over and asks you to help her understand a new medication that her grandmother is taking for her diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease. Jane isn’t certain what acetylcholine is a…
52.) Which of the following statements best describes the difference between a clonic convulsion and a tonic convulsion? A.) A clonic convulsion is a state of sustained contraction of voluntary muscle…
Nonselective beta blockers and alcohol create serious drug interactions with insulin because they? A. Increase insulin levels B. Produce unexplained diaphoresis C. Can interfere with the ability of th…
1 a client is to receive oxytocin IV infusion to promote labor. What would be a contraindication to the patient receiving Oxytocin? 1) Second pregnancy 2) normal fetal heart rate 3) 39 weeks pregnant …
A loading dose of digoxin for MB is calculated to be 2 mg. A serum digoxin concentration measured 12 hours after IV injection is reportedly 0.5 ng/ml (desired range of 1-2 ng/ml). A concentration meas…
The patient had a fight with her partner, and she arrived at the hospital with a panic attack. Her breathing was 44. The patient has the following ABGs result: pH 7.84,HCO3 21, PaCO2 12. Which condi…
No Timer Pharm Mar 21 N Hwk #2 1. The nurse understands that the purpose of treating a client in labor with naloxone (Narcan) is to: OIncrease the effects of narcotics. ODepress the activity of the ce…
Write the SAR ( structure-activity relationship ) and MOA ( mechanism of action ) of the recombinant antineoplastic drugs available in the market.
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The wife of a client diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease calls the clinic and tells the nurse her husband is having involuntary jerky movements of the legs and arms and is confused. What action should …
please fast answer without explain 18Diamicron ® is a known anti-diabetic drug that in high doses can decrease sugar concentration in the blood, this effect is called: Select one: Hyperkalemia Hypogl…
Calculate the amounts required to prepare the following mixtures.. 9. Methylcellulose 1.5% Gel Sodium Benzoate 2.0 g Methylcellulose 15.0 g Distilled Water qs ad 1000.0 mL Mitte: 6 fl. oz
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I must show my math work. I am needing help with this assignment. Conversion review. 1 . 42 mL = OZ. 2. 90 mg = grains 3. 500 mL= cups 4. 4 T = DZ. 5 2.4 % = mg/ mL 6. 1 L= cups 7 7500 m L = L 8. 5 mg…
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What is the difference between Contrast Media vs. Dye? Give a drug example of each. Should the patient allergies be taken into consideration? In what specialties are contrast media used for? Wha…
List at least 3 to 4 alternative therapies used to treat Parkinson’s disease
Benzocaine topical is prescribed to decrease pain or discomfort caused by minor skin irritations, sunburn, teething pain, and so forth. If you diluted 145 mL of a 18% benzocaine lotion to 6%, how much…
In the scenario, the 5-year-old boy is suffered from Scarlet Fever Based on the scenario and your analysis, please answer your Suggestion of treatment and caring to patient, particularly: (a)…
Previously you began your work on developing a plan to on board a new employee. To be able to successfully on board on employee, an education plan is needed to ensure all components are addressed and …
53) This virus replicates in cells and can be shed without causing symptoms. It can be isolated from a variety of bodily fluids including urine, blood, sputum, vagin*l and cervical secretions, sem*n, …
Question 9 of 25 A client went to the Emergency Room with complaints of abdominal pain, nausea, diarrhea and mucoid stools. Upon the interview of the nurse, the client stated that he is taking Cefixim…
(E) Patient Counseling: Toxicity/Adverse Effects; Contraindications What are important talking points when counseling a patient using Azimilide (drug)? Include toxic/adverse effects of Azimilide (drug…
Which of the following references is published twice a month, tailored to pharmacy personnel who work in a hospital setting, and contains articles on innovative pharmacy practice? The American Journal…
A lie detector test (which measures sympathetic arousal via skin sweating by the patient as they answer questions) is most likely to be fooled by a patient with a. ADD b. ADHD c. OD d. CD Which type(s…
Question: 1 of 60 Time Remaining: 08:19:37 PAUSE Pause Remaining: 00:05:00 A nurse is caring for a client who has osteoporosis and is taking calcium carbonate. The nurse should monitor the client for …
Describe and list properties of atoms and biological molecules Name and explain the chemical bonds List and explain the functions of biological molecules in the body
Which of the following statements is not true? In patients with hypovolemic states, heart failure and other diseases that impair cardiovascular function, normal doses of sedative-hypnotics may cause…
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If 75 g of active ingredient powder is mixed with 250 mL normal saline, what is the final concentration.
Case study review: Jordan Taylor, a 20 years old male, comes in because an upper anterior tooth is abscessed. He is a smoker and has just had four shots of espresso (coffee) in a drink. He seems nervo…
Why is it important for medical assistants to know the different routes of medication administration ? For detailed grading criteria , refer to the Reflection Rubric .
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Using percent format v/w or v/v show step by step and cross multiplication. 2. How much lidocaine is available in a 20ml vial of 4% Xylocaine Injection? 3. How much KCI would be in every tbsp of 12% K…
A nurse is assessing a client who takes glipizide for the treatment of type 2 diabetes mellitus. Which of the following findings indicates effectiveness of the medication a) Fasting blood sugars 160 b…
Which of the following would be considered a Class II recall? Select one: a.A situation in which there is a reasonable probability that the use of or exposure to a volatile product will cause seriou…
In assessing for immediate safety, the nurse should ask which questions? Select all that apply. “Is your partner at the health facility now?” “Do you want to (or have to) go home with your partner?” “…
Does previous use of sertraline (SSRI) impact experience of using amphetamine or likelihood of developing an addiction or dependence on amphetamine? Please explain the reasoning.
Mrs.Ann was prescribed clindamycinfor a minor gram-positive throat infection. After 3 daysshe wasexperiencing severe diarrhea and dehydration. The next day she collapsed and was rushed to the …
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Outline the sequence of events involved in signalling across cholinergicsynapses. Explain why and how drugs that alter cholinergic neurotransmission may be used to manage a CNS disorder, and give exam…
For discussion this week, please research and post an example of a combination product: describe whether it is a drug-biologic, drug-device, or biologic-device combination product, which office is res…
record your answer as a whole number. Question A patient has a continuous heparin infusion of 12 mL/hr and the heparin concentration is 20,000 units in 250 mL of 0.9% normal saline. How many units/hr …
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QUESTION 12 Identify the proper order of the cascade of events that happen when thyroid hormone levels are low in the blood. iodine absorption + thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) – + triiodothyronine …
If a 2500 mg dose of a drug is administered to a patient and the following plasma concentrations are obtained at the times listed below, estimate, rounding to the nearest liter, the volume of distribu…
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A middle-aged man has complained of chronic joint pain for the last more than 4 months. He was recently diagnosed with severe arthritis. Which kind of pain is he experiencing? A. Acute pain B. Neuropa…
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ANI-GI MOTILITY THROUGH CHARCOAL MEAL TEST Adapted from: Prior, H., Ewart, L., Bright, J., & Valentin, J.-P. (2012). Refinement of the Charcoal Meal Study by Reduction of the Fasting Period. Alter…
Sexual dysfunction is a common side effect seen with sertraline – if patient returns to clinic complaining of this side effect, what would your next step be?
How does Physostigmine improve improve the symptoms of myasthenia Gravis?
Endocrine Case Study A 47-year-old male visits his primary care physician because he has been experiencing fatigue, dizziness, and lack of energy. His blood pressure is 158/88, weight 122 kg classifyi…
Many solution compounds include two or more different ingredients. Why is it important to know the solubility of each of the ingredients prior to compounding?
What is the difference between brand, proprietary, generic and trade names for drugs? List and define the ethical principles involved in research. What is the purpose of federal regulation for drug sa…
Some describe alcohol as a “dirty drug”, meaning that it interacts with a variety of neurotransmitter systems. What neurotransmitter systems does alcohol interact with? Do these multiple interactions …
please fast answer without explain 15Amoxicillin is combined with clavulanic acid to produce a new effect more powerful than any of them used alone, this type of interaction is called: Select one: Ant…
11)-A child weighs 18 kg. What is the weight in pounds? 12)-Dose ordered: Lanoxin Tablet 0.145 mg Q am ud for 6 weeks Label: digoxin 145 mcg Dose to be given per time: Complete Order Directions:
Which among the following drugs, when given concomitantly, increase the patient’s risk for hemorrhage? Select two. Cardipres Cozaar Elquis Harnal-D Spirofar Antaxid Hivix Itorvaz Serc Mucosta Which …
A 49-year-old man comes to the emergency department complaining of trouble seeing and has difficulty swallowing. The patient is not from the area but is visiting friends who live on a community. On qu…
Why is a drug’s plasma half-life important to health care providers? Identify 2 diseases/conditions that can increase the plasma half-life of a drug. What could happen if a medication with a long half…
Order:Cipro 150 mg IV q 6 h.Infuse over 60 minutes. Available:Cipro IV 150 mg in 250 mL D5W. Flow rate calculation. set your pump (mL/h)?
Identify and describe THREE ways that highly skilled and trained support or health care worker will enhance the services and support they provide to people supported in development services like peopl…
QUESTION 12 The doctor orders 500 mg. of cephapirin sodium to be added to 100 ml of D-5-W IVPB to be administered over 30 minutes q 6 hours. The stock supply is a vial containing 1 gram of cephapirin…
Patient HM has a history of atrial fibrillation and a transient ischemic attack (TIA). The patient has been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, and ischemic heart disease. Dr…
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KR is on 240mg of MS Contin® q12h.He is admitted to the hospital for intractable vomiting and needs an opioid route change.How much IV morphine should he receive?
Weak electrolytes and non polar molecules have poor water solubility. How can you increase the solubility of these electrolytes and molecules using dielectric constant phenomenon?
The PMHNP is meeting with the parents of an 8-year-old patient who is receiving an initial prescription for D-amphetamine. The PMHNP demonstrates appropriate prescribing practices when she prescribes …
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BIO-4 -If the bioavailability factor (F) for a 100mg tablet of a drug is 0.70 compared with the bioavailability factor of 1.0 for an IV injection of the same drug, how many milliliters of the injectio…
Describe how natural killer cells assist in humoral immunity
23)-Dose ordered: Garamycin 80 mg IM For 5 days Total Volume to be given: Complete Order Directions: SCHERING 20 ml Multiple Dose Vial Sterile For use in preparation of large volume parenterals Read a…
{a ‘ w2)The physician has ordered heparin 2500 units subcutaneous every 12 hours. The heparin is available as uspunnsperlnL III I I" "III” (000032502 The nurse will administer hours. t:…
Add 15 L, 2070 mL, and 0.3 kL A physician writes a prescription for 5 mL of Robitussin be taken every 4 hours. How many teaspoons per day ould this be? Show your work. A physician writes an order for …
Compounding Sterile Preparations and Admixture Service Material: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/256188648_Quality_Assurance_for_Sterile_Products Is it always necessary to useBiological S…
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Q4-TOX 4- A 47-year old male with a history of alcohol abuse and gastroesophageal reflux disease is seen by his gastroenterologist for recent onset of dysphagia.Endoscopy revealed a small submucosal…
medical dosage. TEST NAME: CTO1 39 A primary healthcare provider has prescribed ertapenem to a 6-year-old child with a urinary tract infection (UTI). What is the safe dose of medication for this child…
N677 Advanced Pharmacology Week 7 Case Study:Drug Identification and Management Your 42 yo Caucasian male primary care patient, Jason Fielder, (DOB 3/3/1976) presents to your primary care clinic. He…
Discuss a common breach of medication administration. please include References
I have been assigned to review the real or potential interactions between these drugs (Apixaban, Digoxin, Losartan, Metoprolol, and Insulin Glargine).Consider not only issues when they can/should no…
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why addiction to is different than dependence upon a drug. Is it possible to be addicted to a drug while not being dependent upon it? Why or why not
Which of the following side effects of chlorpromazine and phenothiazine neuroleptics is explained by their antidopaminergic action? Dry mouth Eruptions Extrapyramidal syndrome Constipation
Endocrine Case Report A patient is experiencing nervousness, tachycardia, weight loss, and an increase in blood pressure. The patient has a TSH level of 0.2 M IU/ml. The normal TSH level is between 0….
Review the dysrhythmias pictured here and, using the criteria for classification provided in the chapter as clues, identify each rhythm and explain what criteria you used to make your decision. (LO 5….
The antidote for warfarin is vitamin K. Why isn’t this useful in heparin overdose?
Question 2. 2. Nicholas has been diagnosed with type A influenza. Appropriate prescribing of oseltamivir (Tamiflu) would include: Starting oseltamivir within the first 48 hours of infl…
A patient is receiving nitroglycerin at 10 mL/h by IV pump. The nitroglycerin concentration is 100 mg in 250 mL of D5W. Calculate the micrograms per minute.
1.Choose correct answer and underline them: Lian is a 52 year only woman who has recently been diagnosed with type II diabetes. One of the options for controlling blood glucose levels is treatment w…
- describe how natural killer cells assist in cell-mediated and humoral immunity 2. Describe 5 main effector functions of antibodies and how antibody isotopes differ in their effector functions.
58-year-old woman with a long history of depression was brought to the emergency department with vomiting, urinary incontinence, profuse salivation, cold sweat, rapid and irregular pulse, tachypnea, a…
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Molly is a 5 year-old girl who is brought by her parents to the pediatric emergency room with severe nausea, hematemesis, and abdominal pain. She had been playing “candy maker” in her parents’ room an…
. Explain the gate theory of pain. Give examples of how pain is blocked according to the gate theory. Consider how the gate theory applies to pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic measures to control pai…
A 43-year-old man with postsurgical pain is placed on an intravenous patient controlled analgesia pump with morphine as the analgesic. This form of analgesic administration is prefferred to oral admin…
Patient History: James Fenlow, a 19-year old male, is immobile and hospitalized for pneumonia. He has a long history of progressive weakening of his muscles. In the first year of his life, James rea…
Please help with the questions below and show your work. I would like to know how determined the answers and your logic behind it. I have provided the equation sheet as well, can you please explain wh…
Identify which among the two drugs is more water-soluble and why? Not more than 5 sentences . Identify which among the two drugs is more water soluble and why? H OH H T T N. HO. N. CH3 CH3 CH3 CH3…
You are asked to give a short talk to grade 10 students on viruses and the flu. In your talk, make sure you explain what the flu is, what a virus is, and how drugs are designed to target the flu. Use …
(3.]. is a ?1—year—old woman who presents for follow—up. She complains of hard, dry stools over the past week. She remembers reading an educational brochure she picked up in her pharmacy that s…
Good evening! I need some help in my homework. Can you please help me? Instruction: Please make a diagram/creative historical timeline of the history of toxicology during the 20th century and 21st cen…
Why is it difficult to calculate pharmaco*kinetic parameters for extravascular routes of administration compared with intravenous routes? (ADME)
The physician has ordered Synthroid 300 mcg p.o. QD. The medication is supplied as 0.15 mg/tablet. How many tablets will you administer?
List possible ways to evaluate the effectiveness of an antibiotic administered to your patient.
When screening for enzyme inhibitors, what controls would you need to include ?
These answers are wrong. Can you solve them plZ? Question 1 1 points Saved The nurse is admitting a client with a complex health history who will be prescribed midodrine. The nurse should call the pro…
What is an easy technique for figuring out correct medication dosages? I get distracted by irrelevant numbers, medication names, units etc. Any tips?
Explain why the original treatments for schizophrenia often have Parkinson’s-like side effects.
36) TRUE or FALSE Persistent chronic infection with Hepatitis A, B and C viruses increase the risk for developing hepatocellular carcinoma.
Cholinergic agonists stimulate which receptors? 1. Adrenergic 2. Alpha1 3. Beta2 4. Cholinergic O1
You are the provider for a42y/o female for follow up of hypertension and hyperlipidemia. The patient is co-managed by pain management and receives chronic opioidsfor debilitating back pain. She …
As a pharmacist, how can we educate the people to close the gap between knowledge and methods on survival the pandemic? /genuine question
A client, newly diagnosed with a seizure disorder, has been prescribed valproic acid. When assessing for adverse effects, what assessment should the nurse prioritize ? a.Monitoring the client’s live…
Pharmacology. his chapter test is a series of multiple choice questions. As you select your answers, each question is timed and re recorded on your "Report Card." Click START below when you …
please fast answer without explain 12- Which of the following drugs is used in multiple sclerosis? a. Interferon alpha b. Interferon gamma c. Amantadine d. Interferon beta
The nurse is caring for a client with type 1 diabetes. The nurse is aware that this illness requires scheduled meals, blood glucose monitoring, and medications. Which of the following cultural traits …
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The nurse administers a drug that stimulates the parasympathetic nervous system. What assessment finding would most clearly suggest that the drug is working? a. The patient’s fingers and toes become c…
Which of the following electrolyte abnormalities are seen those with chronic kidney disease (Select all that apply) Hypokalemia Hypophosphatemia Hypermagnesia Hyperkalemia Hypercalcemia
a)What resources will be used to understand the pharmacovigilance regulations related to clinical trials of medical devices in the US and EU? b) Is it recommend to hire specific vendors to help manage…
A mother brings in a prescription for her 6 year old son for Tobrex Eye Drops. The doctor also suggested that she purchase some Debrox Ear Wax Removal. Research and determine the following informat…
Nanoparticle/nanofiber protein/peptide based vaccines to target S-Protein for SARS-CoV-2 Identify the right protein/peptide sequence or how to construct/design the protein/peptide based vaccine? W…
What drug concentration is required to achieve 50% of the maximal drug effect? Show your work step by step.
Antivirals Discussion Please read the following article and share your thoughts. What helpful information did you obtain from this article? What did you learn that you did not know before reading th…
What is the process of writing prescriptions, including strategies to minimize medication errors?
The health care provider (HCP) orders a pitocin drip for a client to induce labor. The order is to administer pitcocin 10 milliunits/min continuously via IV drip. Available 1000 mL D5NS with 10 un…
Rivastigmine is a drug often used in the treatment of mild to moderate dementia. It can be given orally, as a capsule, or transdermally, as a patch. It is metabolized primarily via enzyme-mediated hyd…
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Follow the prompt below the answer the following questions. . For the Following 2 Questions together, a minimum of 400 words in total is Required: Question # 1: MEALS lunch snack S2 dinner breakf…
10.The nurse is reviewing the client’s medication orders and finds an order stating "amoxicillin 250 mg every 8 hours." What is the nurse’s best action? A) Confirm the client’s allergy stat…
Module 15 discussion: in my own words explain, pathopharmacology of the female reproductive system
Why may esomeprazole be considered a ‘me-too’ drug? a) Because it is comparable in dose, dosage form, and intended use to an already known drug b) Because it is manufactured by the same company as tha…
What are the advantages of a drug discovery program that is based on clinicalobservations (SOSA approach)?
show the working please 18) The physician orders ascorbic acid 300 mg oral daily for a patient with anemia. ascorbic acid is available on 300 mg tablets. How many tablets will the nurse administer wit…
Prepare 250mL of 3% hydrogen peroxide solution from 12% hydrogen peroxide solution. How many milliliters of stock solution (solute) are needed? How many milliliters of solute are needed?
How to treat hypertension in a patient who also has hyperlipidemia
Taking into consideration the paediatric difference in ADME, what route of administration is best for paediatric patients?
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Make a table for the drug study for heart failure patient – drug name -classification -mechanism of action -indication -contraindication -nursing responsibilities
What are the differences between the cardiac drugs: ACE inhibitors, ARBs, vasodilators, aldosterone antagonists, Beta blockers, calcium channel blockers diuretics, etc. ?
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Which of the following drugs should the nurse question? A. Carvedilol for a client with Bronchial Asthma, HR=70, RR=15, BP=120/80 B. Lanoxin for an adult patient, HR=65, RR=13, Blood Level of Digitali…
1.You are evaluating lipid panel results of a 44-year old male. Results are as follow: total cholesterol of 256, HDL 32, LDL 159, and triglycerides 95. Based on these findings which of the following s…
Part 1: Cardiac Case Study Read through the case study below and work through the following questions. Include references for each question and include a reference list at the end of your assignment. …
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Are there specific monitoring parameters that would be appropriate for this patient relative to the therapy that you prescribe for GERD?
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The client is receiving a heparin infusion of 25,000 units in 250 ml of d5w over a 12 hour period. How many ml/he will be administered?
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Case study During your busy clinical day as a student nurse, the staff nurse assigned to your patient comes to you and says, “would you like to give this injection? We have now order for sandostati…
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Describe the incidence, risk factors, signs and symptoms, etiology, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention for diseases and disorders of the endocrine system.
Your patient has been diagnosed with moderate Major Depressive Disorder. You’ve have recommended that she seek an assessment antidepressant treatment. She asks which antidepressant she will likely be …
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Why can’t individuals “make up” their own medical abbreviations or symbols when documenting?
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Question 23 of 25 When a patient is takin Aloe, it is most important for the nurse to assess the patient for the development of which condition? O A) Hypertension O B) Infection O c) Hypokalemia O D) …
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Describe the proton gradient in mitochondria and indicate which space has a higher [H+] (and label).
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What type of drug is used to treat Alzheimer’s Dementia? Select one: a. a reuptake inhibitor-change b. a specific enzyme inhibitor c . an acetylcholine partial agonist d. a dopamine agonist
A patient is being treated for a recurrent pulmonary embolism, a blood clot blocking the lung, with an anticoagulant medication. The patient’s blood was tested a few weeks into treatment. After review…
Explain the relevance of understanding pharmacogenomic information with relation to warfarin pharmacology
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The dosage strength is 10mg/ml. 8mg has been ordered? The label reads 50mg/ml prepare a 60 mg dose? The order is for 130 mg and the medication is labeled 100mg/2ml
Look up common drugs used in pharmacology reference texts or online sources. Determine what, if any, information is presented on geriatric considerations for administration of these drugs
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What other factors lead to drug resistance? What alternatives are there for diseases that become resistant? How can we help reinforce education to patients about the dangers of drug resistance?
Can you Explain the effectiveness of using statins drugs in COPD ( chronic obstructive pulmonary disease ) ?
order: 1000cc of D5W to infuse over 12 hours ( drop factor: 20). How many cc per hour? How many drops per minute?
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Question 41 (2 points) Listen Vaccination with a live virus produces naturally acquired passive immunity. naturally acquired active immunity. artificially acquired passive immunity. O artificially acq…
a nurse is caring for a client who has hiv-1 and is starting therapy with ritonavir and zidovudine the client asks why they must take both medications. What should you tell them?
Explain why both cell-mediated and humoral immunity is affected when an individual has HIV.
You want to make 100mL of a solution of 1.5% BSA (a solid powder) + 0.5% TX-100 (a liquid) in PBS (a liquid). How much of each should you add? BSA: TX-100: PBS: 11. 2. You have a concentrated stock of…
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Which medication are used to treat gestational diabetes? What education should be received by patients with gestational diabetes regarding diet, exercise, etc? Are there medication use to treat sympto…
When faced with a choice between 2 or more possible answers, using a “STEPS” analysis may be a useful clinical decision making tool. The goal is to provide information for each agent and compare the r…
Mention two medicinal product in market and identify/explain their three key stones of traceability? on basis of Serialization, Track and trace, and verification.
Reflect on the content Teaching the History of Pharmacy section of the website of the American Institute of the History of Pharmacy (https://aihp.org/historical-resources/teaching-the-history-of-pharm…
Which of the following statements of clonidine is false? a.It is a centrally acting antihypertensive b.It increases vagal tone c.It can be given in the treatment of opioids “withdrawal d. It is contra…
Your patient comes into the office one week after surgery. His complaint is that he is not sleeping well due to pain from the surgery. When you ask what is is taking for the pain, he explains that whe…
. Think about the material we will study in this course and the requirements for biotechnology product registration in Canada. Imagine you are regulatory affairs professional. Your company has an id…
Drug card for 1. Amoxicillin 2. Cephalexin 3. Azithromycin 1. Name of Drug (Generic/Brand): Classification: Use for this client: Action (as applies to this client) Client Dosage: Normal dos…
A nurse is placing an IV line on an older adult client. List three (3) considerations the nurse should take when placing an IV line in this client?
Weak electrolytes and nonpolar molecules have poor water solubility. How can you increase the solubility of these electrolytes and molecules using dielectric constant phenomenon?
A patient has been diagnosed with asthma. The APN would inform the patient that which medication should be used for an acute asthma attack?
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Mr. Russell is a 73-year-oldCaucasianmale who presents to your clinic with complaintspalpitations and intermittent light-headedness for approximately 1 month. He is currently being treated for…
If a generic drug is labeled “ibuprofen” and is sold in the United States, does that mean it was manufactured in the US? Should companies be required to disclose where the ingredients in their drugs a…
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I need the answers. The part of a prescription where the DEA number is found is called the: a. body c. heading b. closing d. beginning The term "patent drugs" refers to drugs purchased: a. b…
Research one of the alternative therapies and share with your classmates your finding. Identify the therapy, Provide history, list and describe at least three advantages, and list any disadvantages or…
A woman has been notified that she must undergo surgery to remove a malignant growth from her uterus. She asks her oncologist whether she will need more therapy after her surgery. Her doctor tells her…
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The Order: give PenG 600,000 units IM bid. The PenG is available as 250,000/mL. How many mL will be administered for each dose?
QUESTION 19 1.Which statements made by the nurse peer reveal the need for further teaching? (Select all that apply) A. Class C medications are controlled substance medications B. Class D m…
A physician orders 250mL of 15% of dextrose in water. The stock solution is 50% dextrose in 10mL ampules. How many milliliters of stock solution are needed? How many milliliters of sterile of sterile …
Describe how the therapeutic effect of antibiotic chemotherapy drugs differs from that of regular antibiotic drugs.Also, explain why hormonal chemotherapy drugs are only used to treat certain types …
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A client will start on an anticonvulsant drug that has a half-life of up to 42 hours, When will the patient achieve steady state? Between___and____days. (Enter a number only, answer to the neare…
What are the nursing implications when administering? Should Mifeprex be made available as an OTC med for women who want it? What OTC should the patient taking thyroid meds avoid and why?
nervous system review and drugs. ( I am needing tutoring help with this assignment). Label the following: In the synapses and neuroeffector junctions label the neurotransmitter as follows: acetylcholi…
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1 Symptoms of hypothyroidism include: a. lethargy b. Constipation c. weight gain d. Bradycardia e. all of the above 2 True or False? When drawing up insulin, NPH should be drawn up before Regular.…
- 250 mg of penicillin is to be administered by continuous infusion over 24 hours. How much drug will be administered per hour? 2. 3000,000 units of medication in 1L of D5W is to be given over 24 hou…
Question 20 (1 point) () Listen A physician orders Cyancobalamin 1 mg SC to be administered twice a week for a month. Available: Cyancobalamin 1000 mcg/ml 10 ml vial. How many vials of Cyancobalamin w…
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In matters related to drug receptor interactions, the constant Kd refers to what, give at least two examples
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__________________ ________________is used in addition to radioactive ablation in patients who have a well-differentiated thyroid cancer.
A nurse is providing teaching about the adverse effects of ergotamine to a client who has migraine headaches. Which of the following adverse effects should the nurse include in the teaching?* a. Blurr…
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Review the face sheet 1. What were the three admitting diagnoses typed by the admitting clerk on the face sheet?) 2. One is incorrectly spelled. Enter the correct spelling. (1) 3. Define…
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Pharmacodynamics 2. A 160-mg dose of a drug was administered IV, and 80mg was eliminated during the first 120 minutes. If the drug follows first order elimination kinetics, how much of the drug will r…
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Provide a sample of an appropriate pain Contract trial Would Suit Lily patient and address her specific safety concerns (cite it and attach the actual contract you found – you do not have to make your…
Indicate eight (8) nursing actions when administering adrenergic safely. Include 2 estimated, 3 intervention, 2 customer education and 1 evaluation.
Question 45 Not yet answered Points out of 1 Flag question What change in medication dose would an RN expect to see when giving a medication that is excreted by the kidneys to an elderly patient? Sele…
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Peter, a 63-year-old obese male, was eating breakfast when he experienced the sudden onset of weakness and numbness in his left arm and leg.Brushing off his symptoms, he felt worse the next morning …
- The pharmacy has prepared a solution of 100mg of Drug D in 250 ml of normal saline. At what rate should you set the pump in ml per hour to infuse 12mg of Drug D per hour? 2.Mr. Z is …
Della i s a 52-year-old female with no medical history who has had difficulty sleeping for the past several months and is experiencing menopausal symptoms. She refuses any type of prescription medicat…
A client is taking meperidine for post-operative pain. What will you monitor to determine if the client is having an adverse effect to this medication?
Betty, a 38-year-old secretary, has come to the clinic with a fever, sore throat, and cough that she has had for 2 days. Her posterior pharynx is reddened with patches of purulent exudate, and she com…
CD is seen by NP in clinic for annual exam, 2 weeks post myocardial infarction.Patient denies any symptoms at this time, states “feels fine.” PMH:MI (2 weeks ago), asthma, osteoarthritis, hype…
Need help answering this question. Please be thorough in your answer. Describe the variation in plasma levels for a hypothetical drug when given to adults {A} or infants (B): subQ Iniedion PLASMA DRUG…
Make a drug study given on the Scenario. Two weeks ago, Mr. Thompson was diagnosed or arthritis. He was given Prednisone 20 mg PO OD. When he returned for follow-up check-up, he complained of frequent…
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Ms. Whitley is a 26 year old female. She has a history of asthma since grade school, for the last 3 months she has had to use her Albuterol inhaler 3-4 times per week, sometimes at night. She states s…
Which of the following medications has the strongest evidence of reducing mortality in heart failure? Group of answer choices propranolol atenolol carvedilol sotalol
- Ms. Smith will be receiving chemotherapy for advanced breast cancer. She is 75 years old and resides in a long-term care facility. Her treatment plan will include the use of the hormone goserelin…
Choose the correct answer and underline it. Sarah is a 17-year-old girl who is experiencing an acute asthma attack while playing a game of basketball at school. There are several drugs that can potent…
What is the second most common cause of lost workday injuries in hospitals, and presently a significant risk in nursing homes and other health care facilities?
What type of drug is Propranolol? Adrenergic Agonist Non-selective Cholinergic Antagonist Non-selective Adrenergic Antagonist Cholinergic Agonist
A male patient is to receive a percutaneously inserted central catheter (PICC). He asks the nurse whether the insertion will hurt. How will the nurse reply? 0 A. "You will have general anesthesia…
Codeine undergoes which type of phase I metabolism reaction? Group of answer choices Oxidation Epoxidation Dealkylation Reduction Dehalogenation Hydrolysis Tylenol undergoes which type of phase II …
what are the indications for and patient education around pen-type insulin injectors?
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A nurse is reviewing the medication administration record of a client who received propranolol from a nurse on the previous shift. The nurse notes that the client had an apical heart rate of 48/min pr…
You make the decision to start her on celecoxib (Celebrex) 100 mg twice daily. Celecoxib is a non-narcotic, cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2) inhibitor. How does celecoxib differ from naproxen and what might y…
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The nurse needs to administer insulin subcutaneously to an obese patient. Which is the proper technique for this injection? a. Inserting the needle at a 5- to 15-degree angle until resistance is fe…
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The physician orders heparin 2000 units, available is 5000 units/ml. How many ml. will you give?
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A patient is prescribed 4 mg of morphine IV. The drug on hand is morphine 10 mg, in a 1 mL syringe. How many milliliters is the correct dose?
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A patient is having a hypertensive crisis (230/130), and the BP needs to be lowered. The patient has an IV drip of nitroprusside (Nitropress) initiated. How much would the nurse want to lower this pat…
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A nurse has provided education to a client with hypothyroidism who has a new prescription for levothyroxine. What statements by the client would indicate they understand the instructions?
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The Medicare Part D donut hole can be a difficult situation for a Medicare beneficiary. Discuss this situation and the impact to Medicare beneficiaries. (150 words )
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Interview a nurse in a clinical setting to determine what is done in the organization if an adverse drug reaction occurs. Review the organizational policy that details the response to adverse drug rea…
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Order: Meperidine (Demerol) 75 mg 1M q3h prn pain. Available: Meperidine 100 mg/mL. How many mL will you give per dose?
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robinal 0.0003g IM is ordered by the primary health care provider.Available is Robinal .2mg/ml in a 2ml vial.How many ml’s would you give?
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A 7-year-old child has been taking tetracycline for a bacterial infection . The nurse will be sure to inform the parents that this drug could cause
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an IV infusion of regular insulin is prepared by adding 500 units to 500ml NS. The orders are to give 35units/hr. The drop factor is 60gtt/ml. what is the drop rate/min?
See attached multiple choiceand true/False questions ASD110 Pharmacology of Substances of Abuse and Dependency Lesson 2 Quiz 1 This exam has 25 multiplechoice and true/false questions worth …
Mrs. Carleton has been diagnosed with congestive heart failure. Her physician orders digoxin 0.25 mg, two tablets stat and then one tablet daily. (2pts each) Mrs. Carleton asks why she needs to take t…
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Please watch the PBS video “Hunting the Nightmare Bacteria(Links to an external site.) “.It is about 54 minutes long. Please discuss the following questions directly from the video. Why is inc…
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I need help on solving this step by step Grain Cup Gram Measurements Use Chapter 24 of your Pharmacy Technician textbook and Chapters 3 &4 of your Dosage Calculations textbook to answer Questions …
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Mr. Gordon is a middle aged patient who is taking antipsychotics. When meeting with the PMHNP, he reports positive responses to the medication, stating, “I really feel as though the effects of my depr…
A 20-year old man is having surgery to remove two impacted wisdom teeth under general anaesthesia. He is healthy, has no known allergies and is taking no medication. On the day of the surgery, he is g…
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(TCO 15) _____ is frequently used in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis. Group of answer choices Methotrexate Ampicillin Tetracycline ACE inhibitorsb
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I’m unsure if I made a careless mistake during the steps as I did not get the correct answer How many g of Morphine Sulphate BP ((C17H19NO3)2H2SO4,5H20, M.Wt 759.0) (to three significant figures) are …
H.T. is a 66-year-old man with HFrEF (NYHA class III) who presents to the emergency department with shortness of breath and palpitations. An ECG reveals AF with a heart rate of 130 beats/min. He state…
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From your review of the NCCIH website you know that about 30% of adults engage with health care modalities not typically considered part of the conventional medical care model. The likelihood exists …
Case Study Chapter 5 Medication Errors: Preventing and Responding The nurse is asked to participate in medication reconciliation for one of the patients for which the nurse is providing care. Medicati…
a nurse is reviewing the laboratory result of a client who is reviewing gentamicin for staphylococcus. which of the following findings should the nurse report to the provider immediately? a) creatinin…
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CASE Chief Complaint: “I was recently diagnosed with possible diabetes and would like to have my blood sugartested. I think that my blood sugar is running low because I have a terrible headache.” …
Question 6 of 25 What does teratogenic refer to? O A) Endangering the elderly O B) Causes birth defects in the unborn fetus C) Endangering the health of the mother
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Empathy involves what key aspect? A. Calming the critic B. Explaining your position C. Find out the thoughts that lead to anger D. None of these
Jane is a 10-year-old student at a local elementary school where you are on clinical rotation with the school nurse. She comes to the nurse’s office complaining that she has a headache, she doesn’t fe…
For experiment : Fluorometric Determination of Acetylsalicylic Acid in Aspirin Tablet The procedure was : 1.Weight and record 5 Aspirin tablet. 2. Weight 10 mg of Aspirin powder after grinding it. 3…
What mechanism do SSRI (example – fluoxetine) drugs influence synaptic concentration of 5HT? Select one: a. Inhibition of neurotransmitter tranporters b. Stimulation of neurotransmitter tranporters c….
Pastor Dunn is pastor of a medium-sized church in the Midwest, in which the Jordan family has been involved for several years. Pastor Dunn has referred the Jordan family to you because they have been …
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A diabetic patient receives a usual morning dose of insulin as follows: 8 units of Humulin Regular Insulin SC The orders include a correction factor/sliding scale to adjust the insulin dose based on…
How many ml/hr should an IV pump be set at to instill 600ml LR over 8 hours?
Task Two – Warfarin The target INR for a patient can be affected by other disease states, diet and therapeutics.The clinical outcome may be an increase in the INR and a possibility of haemorrhage or…
What household products are an example of a wow emulsion?
The antiepileptic effects of benzodiazepines: Question options: a) could be due to toxic effects at a variety of receptors. b) may involve GABA receptors in the brainstem that cause a suppression …
Your patient, Mr. F., is a retired 62 y/o white male on a fixed income with a known history of hypertension, hyperlipidemia, Barrett’s esophagitis and degenerative arthritis. His current blood pre…
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Question 3: Given that subject A has a VO2max 10% higher on treadmill than on the Monark ergocycle (roller bike), based on the ACSM’s metabolic equations, at what speed (mph) will the participant have…
A provider order Heparin6,600unit,subcutaneous,stat,20,000unitsin 2mLis available. How much, mL, needed to be prepared?
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A client is experiencing bradycardia, shortness of breath,fatigue and ECG changes. Which of the following medications should be held?
Under OECD 420 guideline for acute oral toxicity in fixed-dose procedure, what is the definition of sighting study? How does the sighting study affect the selection of starting dose? Discuss comprehen…
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77-year-old female admitted with Congestive Heart Failure, and past medical history of an Acute MI, four to six months before admission date. She had been taking Lasix 40mg PO BID and Cardizem 30 mg T…
Nurse is working as a nurse in an outpatient clinic as the diabetic educator. The patient has recently been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, and the nurse will be developing a teaching plan. Your patie…
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. Two strains of Staphylococcus aureus have been grown on normal agar plates and on agar plates containing ampicillin (20 mg/ml 1). Both strains have grown on the normal agar plates but only one str…
Prior to receiving cancer chemotherapy, a patient might be treated with? The physical initiates therapy with a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI). The drug is most likely: Dopamine has a ma…
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Described several ways antiretroviral drugs kill or block the human immunodeficiency virus.
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Written assignment 1.What is the differences between respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) in theneonte and adult respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS)?Learning Objective(s)1 2.…
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Inflammation and cancer are closely linked. Outline processes in inflammation (eg. those involving growth factors, cytokines and other inflammatory mediators) that are linked to cancer. (6 marks) (ii)…
Hi can you help me understand these questions by explaining them please. A patient is brought into the emergency room suffering from a seizure. The ER doctor immediately suspects epilepsy, a disorder …
Mr. Biden is a diabetic and injects 10 units of NPH insulin and 3 units of Regular insulin SQ in the morning and evening. He recently has been exercising more and reports several episodes of hypoglyce…
Why would a drug with a therapeutic index less than 1 be consideres as the primary treatment of a certain disease?
A patient needs to receive 50 mL of claforan ( cefotaxime) IV over 30 minutes with a drop factor of 60 gtt/mL. Calculate how many drops per minute are required so that all 50 mL is infused over 30 min…
10.0moles of a gas are contained in a 10.0L container at 273K. Calculate the pressure of the gas.. 2. Ten (10.0) moles of a gas are contained in a 10.0 L container-at 273 K. Calculate the pressure of …
Q:As a formulation scientist, you have been tasked to formulate an oral suspension for children. Discuss what challenges you might face when carrying out this task.
1.fill in the blank spaces provided below to complete the appropriate information on sexually transmitted diseases.(STIs) 2.write three complications of the following diseases a)gonorrhea. b)syphilis …
Diabetes and Drug Treatments Diabetes is an endocrine system disorder that affects millions of children and adults (ADA, 2011). If left untreated, diabetic patients are at risk for several alterations…
What are s/s of benzodiazepine overdose and what should be the treatment?
A nurse is caring for a client who has a new diagnosis of adrenal insufficiency. Which of the following prescriptions should the nurse anticipate from the provider? A. Phenytoin. B. Methimazole. C.B…
Provide an explanation of the “Fully Integrated Approach” to qualification. Describe all major steps in the qualification effort for a new pharmaceutical manufacturing facility.
What are the information appropriate during the counselling session with: Patient Health Professionals
- Explain one type of seizure, describe the clinical manifestations that you would see and list 4 interventions for that seizure type. 8. Pick a 2 mental disorders from chapter 22 and 23 and find a …
Questions to Answer 1.Discuss how each of these medications work in treating heart failure: diuretics, angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors, angiotensin II receptor blockers, aldosterone antagon…
Question 1 The physician orders Lanoxin 0.25 mg IV daily. In the patient’s medication drawer is: Lanoxin 0.5 mg/2 ml. How many ml do you give?
The effect of mind altering drugs may be a consequence of?
2002, The Joint Commission began a campaign called, “Speak Up.” Patients are encouraged to be actively involved in their care. It is estimated that this push to get patients aware and involved in th…
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Read the following information regarding angiotensin II, and then complete the following activities. Angiotensin II (Ang II) is an 8 amino acid peptide that is a key regulator of blood pressure and ca…
Please solve by using fraction and show the conversion factor. This was the instructions given. Baby weighs 2.5 kg. How many pounds and ounces does the client weigh?
Tutoring help is needed with veterinary nursing mathematical assignment. Dilutions A. Your surgical patient today is a 6 month old, 3 1b. Chihuahua scheduled for castration. The veterinarian has order…
The nurse has received an order for penicillin v potassium (Penicillin-VK®) suspension 0.75 g. The drug is available as 250 mg/5 mL. How many milliliters should be given?
Choose 1 of the treatment models listed as follows: Strategic Family therapy Structural family therapy Bowen’s family therapy Experiential family therapy Write 4-6 pages describing in detail the eleme…
Q1. Please refer to the article answer the following questions: What is the source of data that used in the article? In addition, what are the pros and cons of using such a source? (3 marks) W…
Vancomycin 1250mg in 250ml D5W is ordered to infuses over 2 hours. How many milliliters should the IV pump be set for?
ASAP. LO Which of the following is a characteristic of the "Death Certificate "b. The physician followed accepted guidelines for pain management. Project"? Cc. The pathologist testified…
Chapter 10; Antiviral agents. 1. Divide the group into three subgroups. Each subgroup discusses the use of antiviral medications in children, adults, or older adults. The groups discuss what special n…
Hello, i’m stuck here kindly!. Which among these drug interactions represents a very association dangerous? 0 Furosemide (Lasix) and enalapril (Vasotec). OMETOPROLOL (LOPRESSOR) and Furosemide (Lasix)…
no explanation required just need answers It’s the first day of university exams and Sarah has woken up with a sore throat, headache, muscle aches and a low grade fever. Her GP diagnoses her with a …
An awareness of neurobiology and neurotransmitters establishes the critical basis for mental health professionals to understand the connection between psychopathology and psychopharmacological interve…
Aside from the 1o Rights of Drug Administration, list down 15 questions that you think is necessary for the student to exhibit their cognitive, psychom*otor, and affective skills safe and quality drug …
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v w v u u u ‘ l ‘ ‘J Solve all of the following problemsI convert all measurements to the same units. 11. A newborn weighs 2.800 gm. What is her weight in kilograms? 2.8 kg 12. A pharmacy technician …
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A patient is to receive loratidine for seasonal allergies and asks the nurse the difference between diphenhydramine and loratidine. What is the best response by the nurse? Group of answer choices “Lor…
The mechanism of action of oral contraceptives that prevents pregnancy is:
- You just make up 1 L of Luria broth media. The Luria broth still needs ampicillin to be added to a final concentration of 50 ug/ml. How much of a 5 mg/ml solution of ampicillin should you add to t…
Compare and contrast cardiovascular and gastrointestinal drugs? For Penn Foster Vet Techs study Objectives Applied Pharmacology For Veterinary Technicians.
The recommended method for disposal of old or outdated medications includes ______. Question 15 options: a) flushing down the toilet b) putting them in the garbage and taking it outside immediatel…
Written Assignment Define anxiety, sedation, and hypnosis, Give an example of when each of these states is desirable and it is undesirable. ( 1 Learning Objective ) Discuss concerns with the use of an…
Scenario 1: A 27 year old female patient with a long history of diabetes mellitus presents to the office for her annual physical and to go over the results of her blood work with the doctor.During t…
CASE STUDY – Gastrointestinal Mrs. Katie Parker, a 38 year old “stay at home Mom”, has rheumatoid arthritis that has been treated with aspirin, NSAID’s and prednisone for the last 8 years. During…
What are 2 possible medical conditions where a client would be prescribed with warfarin, furosemide and tylenol medications at the same time and explain the reason each would be administered for each …
Name three impacts that culture and beliefs have on medication preparation? Name three impacts that culture and beliefs have on medication administration?
write three drugs that are used for anxiety and sleep that are not benzodiazepines or barbiturates and what are the therapeutic actions , indications ,pharmaco*kinetics,contraindications ,common advers…
Those answers are wrong. Can you solve them plZ? Question 9 1 points V Saved A client has been newly diagnosed with myasthenia gravis. What education should the nurse provide the client and family? a….
Using purposeful reflection discuss the following disorders. Think about areas within the body affected, the disorder’s relationship to heart failure, and eventual death.. How do these disorders affec…
A 29-year-old female client has been diagnosed with depression, and the health care provider has prescribed venlafaxine
Diuretics are a type of medicine that increase urine excretion. There are five different categories according to your action. Review pages 247-251. Choose one of the five categories and then describe …
Order is 24 mcg/kg of oral solution of thyroxine. Patient weighs 54.2 kg. Available is thyroxine 3 mcg/ml. What will the dosage be?
What is the treatment plan of hypertensive urgency? plz write the reference and if the answer need the schedule write it
Affecting the body as a whole, rather than its part is called:
Question 24 of 25 A client is prescribed Dicloxacillin (Dynapen). The nurse plans to monitor the client for which side effect/adverse effect? O A) Hemolytic anemia O B) Renal Failure O C) Hypertension…
Question 5 I out of I points What is / are the most common adverse effects of antibiotics ?
What will the nurse need to evaluate to know if the treatment is effective?
A nurse is providing teaching to a client who has prostate cancer and a new prescription for leuprolide. The nurse should explain to the client that leuprolide treats prostate cancer by which of the…
A 44-year-old woman has a 10-year history of type 2 diabetes. She is a nonsmoker with well-controlled hypertension. She is on : -dietary management -metformin 1000mg BID -omega-3 1000mgii BID lisino…
Tutoring help please. Question 32 4 Points X A patient is having a chest tube placed at IC space 9. The local block should be placed: at the caudal edge of rib 8. at the cranial edge of rib 9. C at th…
An elderly patient with hypertension and angina takes multiple medications. Which one of the following antihypertensives is also used as anti-anginal? A.Ramipril (Altace) B.Metoprolol (Lopressor) …
What do you recommend to study to pass the 3P APEA University exam?
- A patient with a long history of alcohol abuse has been admitted to an acute medical unit with signs and symptoms of hepatic encephalopathy. His current medication orders include QID doses o…
Clearly describe two effective ways of bacteria, other than drug inactivation, to avoid the antibiotic effect? (5marks) please be quick and answer me within half an hour.
Company produces vials with sterile solution for injection by aseptic processing technology. Name at least 6 process or axillary operations conducted in order to achieve sterility of the finished prod…
pharmacology. Question 16 (1 point) Saved that apply. What are the three major drug groups used in the treatment of Angina? Select all V Beta Blockers Calcium Channel Blockers Loop Diuretics ACE Inhib…
How do age and gender affect the gastrointestinal absorption of medications? What are some examples relative to older adults and infants? Please cite references
Larry Stanton is a 46-year-old man transported by paramedics to the ED of a large community hospital. He presents with severe, substernal chest pain for the last 6 hours. He states he was fine until a…
What are the top 3 things the nurse should stress to someone about levothyroxine? What are the top 3 things the nurse should stress to someone about atorvastatin(Lipitor)? What are the top 3 things th…
What is the only subcutaneous site for enoxaparin ( Lovenox ) ?
Need help solving iment 2B ndocrine System 18. Transplant recipients need to take medications with immunosuppressive and anti-inflammatory properties. Which of the following hormones has been made int…
- Cefuroxime 1g IVPB IN 75 NS infuse over 30 mints for a patient with Lyme disease At what rate in milliliters per hours with the nurse said the IV pump.
Partial Question 1 3.33/ 10pts Prior to assuming care on a patient, you review the patient’s medical records found below. Admitting diagnosis: Nausea and vomiting, Acute Renal failure, Acute …
Please help me! -Discuss about three strategies can be implemented to reduce distractions while preparing medication? Explain each strategy -Two ways to prevent needle-stick injuries? Thank you so muc…
If injuries are found upon assessment, which questions and statements should the nurse use to further assess the situation? “Who did this to you? They are going to be in big trouble.” “In my experienc…
Calculate the pka of 0.1 M weak base solution that has a pH of 3.33. This weak base will be used to produce a buffer solution with a pH of 8.59. Determine the number of moles of salt that should be ad…
please answer me the question Drugs that block eicosanoids: NSAID Steroids – Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) act to inhibit COX converting AA into NSAIDS Acetaminophen prostaglandins/pr…
What lab results need to be tested to identify toxicity of acetaminophen?
Explore the health effects of illegal substance use with legal substances. Do all substances generate health problems? Why or why not?
If a patient was taking a PPI 40mg QD x 1 month for PUD and then discontinue, what would be the best way to do it, and why?
Upon explaining the pros and cons, etc, What if the patient still does not want to take warfarin, where he has to routinely monitor his INR?Are there other options for him to help prevent stroke w…
Potassium chloride is available as 0.013 kg per tablet. Potassium Chloride (K-Dur), 26 mg, is ordered. How many tablets would the nurse administer?
- A patient has been prescribed a histamine-2 (H 2 ) receptor antagonist for the treatment of GERD. Why are H 2 RAs more effective than H 1 receptor antagonists in the treatment of diseases …
A prescriber has ordered a patient to receive 32 mEq of KCL in a 100 mL bag of D5WNS at a rate of 100 ml / hour. As an IV technician, how many mL should you withdraw from this vial and inject into the…
What is the medicine to be used based on the video below? No lesson. I will rate unhelpful
Show work and explanation. Show work together with conversion factor. Baby weighs 2.5 kg. How many pounds and ounces does the client weigh?
The nurse is calculating a drug dosage and needs to convert the dose from micrograms to milligrams. What measurement system is the nurse using? Group of answer choices Metric system Apothecary system …
evaluate the use of unlicensed drugs and vaccines during the evd outbreak
Medication Name Use/Indication 3 Side effects 3 Nursing Considerations Trade Name: Generic Name: Pharmacological Class: Routes of administration: …
PLEASE WRITE ON PAPER- ROUND TO NEAREST TENTH Give 500mg of Keflex po q8 hours. Available: 250 mg tablets.How many tablets will the patient receive in a 2…
You are designing an implantable drug delivery device for site specific delivery of Histrelin acetate (MW = 1443.70 Da) for prostate cancer treatment. The implant must be very thin so that it has some…
The recommended dose of his medication for this child is 0.2 mg to 5 mg/kg per q4-6h. Is this dose mentioned above in the recommended range and therefore safe to administer? How many kilograms does th…
GIVE THE FOLLOWING SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME/OTHER NAME FAMILY NAME ACTIVE CONSTITUENTS USES REFERENCE Rheum palmatum Rheum omedin Rheum webbianum Cassia acutifolia Cassia angustifolia Andira ararob…
rcotic drugs to one of her patients. Which of the following should t rse consider when administering narcotics to patients in a hospital
Explain how problems can be solved collaboratively I would like you to expand on this and explain how problems can be solved for future improvements through collaboration across healthcare providers I…
CASE STUDY # 1 1.James, a 3-year-old, has been diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia and will begin receiving chemotherapy with the mitotic inhibitor teniposide (Vumon) and the alkylating agent …
Ddocument repeated vital signs taken and assessment completed during this scenario. Include assessments completed related to monitoring for adverse effects of medication.
- The nurse is caring for a patient with a new order for an oral laxative. Which is a contraindication in administering an oral laxative? A) Cardiac problems B) Abdominal pain of unknown origin C) S…
ONE SPECIFIC hormonal or related medication (Pituitary, Thyroid, Parathyroid, or Adrenal Disorders). Give class; actions and uses; side effects & adverse reactions; contraindications & toxi…
Administer 1000ml D5/0.45NS in 8 hrs.The drop factor is 15gtt/ml.What will the flow rate be in gtt/min?
I need help with these questions. Oncology, Immu… Questions.pdf X + 1 Home Insert Comment Edit Page Protect Tools 134.19% Q Q r 2/3 Edit Text Edit Picture PDF to Office PDF to Picture Annotate Fi DQ…
(1)What is balance anesthesia. Provide examples of drug that may be used with balance anesthesia. (2) Describe the difference between and actions of a general and local anesthetic. Give examples of wh…
Tridil is infusing at 15mL/hr on an infusion pump. The drug is mixed 50 mg in 500 mL DsW. How many mcg/minute is the patient receiving?
A 62-year-old male with a history of hypertension, dyslipidemia, diabetes, stable ischemic heart disease, and remote history of myocardial infarction presents to his initial visit with his new primary…
An order is received for a patient who weighs 80lbs & is 130cm tall for Oricaspan 2500units/m2. What dose will this patient receive? Select one: a.38.2mL b.9091 units c.1.14mL d.2865 units
Mr. Sweet is a 60 year old man with Type 2 diabetes. He has had to take insulin for the past 2 years and normally takes a single morning injection which contains both NPH and regular insulin. His nurs…
Topic: Neurologic and Psychiatric Disorders For each of the following disorders, provide and describe the most current diagnosis, lab assessment . Kindly Include the links/references used. Epilepsy …
Carl is a 78 y/o widow who lives alone.He recently lost his wife 6 months ago. He has congestive heart failure, arthritis and type II diabetes. You are assigned to make a home visit.When you a…
Please help with the questions below: I have attached the reference provided to help answer the questions. Please explain your reasoning so that I may understand. Thank you very much.. TRANSDERM-NIT…
A nurse preparing to administer timolol. What are contraindications for administering this medication? Suggested Pharmacology Learning Activity: Opthalmic Drug Administration What is the major risk fo…
A nurse is caring for a client who was prescribed haloperidol for the treatment of schizophrenia and has developed the neuroleptic malignant syndrome. Identify two (2) clinical manifestations associat…
All 3 need answers 1. Why do so many suspensions come with a label that says "Shake Well"? Why is it necessary to levigate the powder? eful? ome suspension compounding procedures include the…
Circle the errors on this label and write the correct label information. Worksheet 4: Prescription and Label Randal Binder, MD R Philip Fleming, MD Terrence Mcdowell, MD 5874 Kempston Dr. Orlando, FL …
Levothyroxine drug. what special population do we need to consider when giving this drug?
Mr. Trump has been diagnosed with an acute bacterial conjunctivitis. He is allergic to sulfa. Which ophthalmic antibiotic would be best in this case?
Please show work. Very important for my learning. 44. 36.5 mg = 55. 4.5 g = g 45. 2.2 mg = g 56. 8.6 mg = mcg 46. 400 g = kg 57. 250,000 mcg = mg 47. 0.024 L = mL 58. 40 mg = g 48. 100 mg = g 59. 0.65…
A 22 year old client is hard to awake after taking diazepam by mouth it is suspected she overdosed on the medication what are 2 measures the nurse anticipates will take place to address the acute toxi…
- Supply the following: 1.Generic name of the drugs given below. 2.dosage form(s) available 3.dose(s) availab…
Drug Name (Generic): Magnesium Gluconate question: With the medication MAGNESIUM GLUCONATE What is the Trade Name: Classification: Indications for use: Action/Therapeutic Effects: Therapeutic Dr…
Understand “The future of pharmaceutical quality and the path to get there” that discusses how the concepts of 6 sigma might be used to drive quality improvement. provided in the link below Based…
A client’s daily PO prescription for aripiprazole (Abilify) is increased from 15 mg to 30 mg. The medication is available in 15 mg tablets, and the client already received one tablet today. How many a…
You have been presented with a novel compound that has been isolated by the Chemistry group within the company which they believe may have potential as a new antiviral compound for protecting against …
X Flag question Question text Which of the following antidepressants would not be good choice for a patient with major depression with history of suicidal ideations? Select one:
A patient is being treated for an infection with erythromycin, The nurse obtains a health history and learns that the patient has migraine headaches. The nurse will tell the patient to avoid which med…
please fast answer without explain 12.Which of the following antimycotics has antiandrogenic effect? a.Fluconazole b.Flucytosine c.Ketoconazole d.Voriconazole
A 35 kg child in an ER on an i.v. infusion requires immediate treatment with drug the following pharma-kinetic values for the drug in a 70 kg adult: Volume of drug = 130 L Clearance = 36 L / hr Oral a…
biopharmacy. Report 8 A 500 mg dose is given every 6 hrs, The elimination rate constant is 0.25 hr-1, and volume of distribution is 10 L 1- What is the plasma level 2 hr after the 3"d dose 2- Wha…
Fill out the boxes and answer the questions below: . ANALGESIC EFFERVESCENT POWDER FORMULATION: per sachet Chemicals Amount Physical description Solubility Use in the ( mg ) formulation Paracetamol…
should be at least 3-4 paragraphs (at least 250 words per paragraph each question) . REFERENCE YOUR WORK! cite your work. Question 3: Vitamin B 12 is also given another way. What is that? What…
N 160 | Pharmacology for Nursing Case Study SA, age 6 years, has otitis media. The health care provider ordered amoxicillin 250 mg every 8 hours. The nurse asks SA’s parent if SA is allergic to any …
Which results are expected when arachidonic acid is metabolized through the prostaglandin pathway?
A 50-year-old postmenopausal patient who has had a hysterectomy has moderate to severe vasomotor symptoms and is discussing estrogen therapy (ET) with the nurse. The patient is concerned about advers…
- A community generally includes a number of neighborhoods. Is it correct? 2. Which one is a “Mass Society”? 3. A rural community is characterised by: 4. A traditional society is not characterised by…
- What nursing interventions are necessary when a patient takes a medication that must be monitored by peak & trough levels? Why 2.Explain the half-life of the medication. Why …
The Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) is a form required for all hazardous chemicals or other substances that are used in the pharmacy. List 6 pieces of information the form contains
What isHemophilia and what medications are used to treatHemophilia?
“1.what is new ideas about mathematics did you learn? 2.what is about mathematics that might have changed your thoughts about it? 3.what is most useful about mathematics for humankind? ”
Could anyone help me with this chart it is from the end of chapter questions of chapter 13 pharmacology clear and simple third edition. Thank you!. Essentials Review For further study and practice wit…
mental health, which options are correct. 10.When assessing a 9-year-old girl for possible sexual abuse, which of the following physical signs or symptoms should the nurse looks for? Select all that a…
Identify three (3) adverse reactions the nurse should teach the client about prior to administering the varicella vaccine.
Answer and Explain each question. QUESTION 1:Drug Binding to Plasma Proteins (50 points) Lidocaine is a drug that blocks certain types of voltage-gated sodium channels in membranes of excitable…
Investigational Drugs : Dr. Amanda Singh is interested in a clinical trial studying the use of DDP225 in the treatment of irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea in women.This trial is a Phase 2, ran…
please don’t copy the question because they steal someone answer thankyou Questions; 1. What are the importance of patient education and medication counselling? 1. How should a pharmacist as a member …
HIE LILLIGE IS DEVELOPING a QUIGLILAIRE PHILall LOL a PALLETIL LAKILLS all QUILLLAVINIA LILLE . WillLIT information about nutrition would be Important to include ?
Please answer this discussion question points 1, 2 , and 3 coherently and with proper grammar if possible! Thank you in advance!. This is a graded discussion DQ 1 1. Create your initial post on the DQ…
. El cliente debe recibir un medicamento X dil. en50 ml de NSS. para administrarlo en 30 min. El set disponible es de 20 gtts/ml. Datos :?…
Why would January typically be the month with most insurance rejections? What strategies could a pharmacy implement to reduce rejections? Support your response.
delivered in which form. How would this reconstituted penicillin be delivered? Orally Rectally Intravenously O Intramuscularly
A patient with existing heart failure has recently been prescribed metoprolol for new onset atrial tachycardia. What potential side-effect should the nurse be worried about? d the nurse be worried abo…
Your client is undergoing a labor induction. The infusion has 10 units of pitocin in 1000 ml of Normal Saline. She started to receive the medication at 3 mu/min and is ordered to have it titrated 1 mu…
has any one received my question? I reported the entire case study after realizing my error?
A patient requires a dose of 40mg of ketamine. For treatment, a vial of ketamine (200 mg in 2 mL) is diluted to 20 mL for administration. What volume of the diluted ketamine solution should be admin…
Discuss immune modulation during cancer chemotherapy.
You overhear a family member discussing how herbals are completely safe, and really shouldn’t be considered drugs because they are natural. Applying information learned in this course, explain why you…
Module 10 Content This assignment started and was discussed in class in small groups. Based on the clinical case provided in class, develop a teaching/coaching plan that includes the following informa…
- Question 15 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question Which of the following medications should be avoided in pregnancy? Select one: O a. Docosanol Of b. Influenza vaccine O c. Lamivy fine…
Explain how you would design an intravenously administered drug in order to limit its access to the central nervous system.
You are the nurse in a family planning clinic. Your patient is a woman who was prescribed combination OCs. Ms. J is 20 years old and has a history of a seizure disorder for which she is prescribed Dil…
- For the following drug, discuss the binding interaction at the specified locations: (iii, iv, ii, i) For the following drug, discuss the binding interaction at the specified locations: (colored sec…
what’s inhibit/terminate the actions of Angiotensin iv?
Accurate solutions needed. Please show your work. Thanks 3 Question 31 1 pts The molar ratio of sodium acetate (MW: 82) to acetic acid {MW 60) in a buffer solution with a pH of 4.76 is 9:1. Assume the…
If V2=200mL, C1=80%, and C2=50%; what is V1? Calculate the volume.
What is the use of these drugs? What is the recommended dose for an adult? ·Acetaminophen and diphenhydramine (Tylenol PM) 1 tab at bedtime________________________________________…
Correct order of shortest to longest record storage requirement
Question 43 (1 point) Any unused drugs in a prescription bottle should be disposed of six months after purchase. one year after purchase. O eight months after purchase. three months after purchase.
uestion 12 of 30 he nurse notes that a client has difficulty with ambulation due to an unsteady gait. Which term ill the nurse use to document this finding in the medical record? O A. Flaccidity O B. …
a nursing student asks a nurse why drug trials are randomized.The nurse explains the purpose of randomization is to.
Are there cultural attitudes that affect medication administration/compliance? (African Culture)
please solve part a only. Question 3 You are a formulation scientist specialising in aqueous solution formulations. a) Explain the importance of aqueous drug solubility in the development of solution …
A client has received 2 units of whole blood today following an episode of GI bleeding. Which of the following laboratory reports would the nurse monitor most closely?
An autoimmune disorder in which antibodies destroy the myelin sheath surrounding many nerve cells is SLE. O HPV. hepatitis. OMS. Question 26 (2 points) ) Listen What type of hypersensitivity reactions…
- Describe the potential effects on the environment the company you have researched may have. You will need to produce an A3 poster detailing the environmental issues of your company. ●?…
Change 16oz to ml My answer was 473.176 ml and was marked wrong. Please assist me, thank you.
Homer has been reprimanded at work. This has caused him much distress and he has been unable to sleep for several days. At night, we lays awake in bed trying to will himself to sleep, which only cause…
A patient has been receiving venlafaxine for treatment of depression and appears to be doing well. Compliance with the medication appears to be good but her spouse has complained that since being on v…
Research one of the following drug resistant infections: Clostridium Difficile (C. Diff) Vancomycin Resistant Enterococci (VRE) Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureas (MRSA) Streptococcus Pneum…
has to be in dimensional analysis format Thephysician has ordered amoxicillin 0.1 g p.o. q8h.Drug available is amoxicillin oral suspension, 200 mg/5mL.How many mLwill the patient receive in …
calculate the amount needed to prepare. 7 – 18 Reducing or Enlarging Formulas 7. Hibitane 20% Concentrate 100 mL Distilled Water 1100 mL Red Food Colour 40 drops Alcohol 95% qs ad 4000 mL Mitte: 5 L
- Choose the letter of the correct answer. 1. Identify which among these two drugs will penetrate the cell membrane at a FASTER rate based on the drug transport mechanisms. a. Retinol…
- Describe two methods of “blood doping” . How does “blood doping” enhance performance? In your answer include the anticipated effect it would have on precision sports (shooting), gymnastics, and lon…
I have failed my pharmacology ATI twice now. First time with a 34, second with a 52. What should I do?
How to calculate the molar solubility of silver nitrate. What is the molar solubility of silver nitrite, AgNO2, when it is added to a solution of 0.03 M potassium nitrite, KNO2? Ksp, AgNO2 = 6 x 10-4 …
- What dose of acetaminophen will you recommend for this 6 month old to control fever?Weight 16.1 lbs and length 26 in. 2.Write out a prescription for the antibiotic you choose …
The patient has an order for 50 mg of a medication. The medication available is 25 mg/ 5 mL. How many teaspoons will the nurse administer?
response 2 Response One: Let’s say John calls into the office and is requesting a refill for his prescription narcotic, Percocet. He just received a 30-day supply of Percocet less than two weeks ago. …
29.) Which of the following statements best describes neoplasms? A.) Cells that grow uncontrollably and interfere with the normal functioning of other body cells. B.) Cells that break down the body ti…
Scenario #4 Deanna is a 21-year-old college who sent to the ED for status epilepticus. She received IV Valium STAT and the seizures ceased. She later regained consciousness and was admitted to a telem…
Nurse is reinforcing teaching with the client about a new prescription for oral bisacodyl
use a small description for the following 5 questions. Teaching for a client prescribed anticoagulant therapy Administration of sodium bicarbonate – monitoring and nursing actions Adverse effects of s…
Topic: Hypothyroidism Approximately one month ago, M.P., 36, was diagnosed with hypothyroidism and received a prescription from her healthcare provider for levothyroxine 0.075mg daily. She visits the …
You are preparing for an interview at a pharmacy in a large hospital where your friend, Ann, works. Ann said the pharmacist asked a question during her interview that she was not prepared to answer. T…
what are the clinical manifestation and risk factors for rhabdomyolysis?
In some patients, ketamine may be used as an adjuvant anesthetic. In anesthetic effects are mediated by altering ________________ activity in the CNS. A. GABA B. Norepinephrine C. Glutamate D. None of…
Complete the following for each of the drug groups used in the treatment and management of gastro-intestinal disorders? Mechanism of action, example of drug and dosage regimen, common side effects, co…
What is the Molecular mechanism of action of tetrodoxin?
The nurse administers a 10 mg of morphineintravenously. When documenting on the medicationrecord, the nurse notices that the prescribed dose was for oralmorphine.What action should the nurse i…
- In acute hypersensitivity reactions, 0.5 ml of a 1:1000 (w/v) solution of epinephrine may be administered subcutaneously or intramuscularly. Calculate the milligrams of epinephrine given. Answer:…
ONE SPECIFIC bronchodilator. Give class; actions and uses; side effects & contra-indications; any other pertinent information.
Order: cefuroxime axetil 200mg PO q1 2hrs Child’s age: 8 years, Weight: 75lbs Recommended child’s drug dosage (3 months- 12 years): 10-15mg/kg/day Available: cefuroxime axetil oral suspension |25mg/5m…
Research thrombolytic drugsused in the treatment of myocardial infarction i explain the mechanism of action for two of these drugs and provide dosing information.
Ignorar contestaciones previas. Instrucciones: Contestar las siguientes preguntas, referencias Laboratorio #5: (valor 50 puntos). 1. & Que agencia gubernamental inspecciona las Balanzas en PR? Dac…
Could you help me fill this chart it is from pharmacology clear and simple third edition by cynthia Watkins chapter 19 end of questions essentials review. Thank you so much. Trade Generic Name Side Co…
write an essay with the pronoun “i” about How can work/job experiences (e.g. extra-curricular activities, volunteer experiences, work, pharmacy technician certification programs, etc.) pr…
The most probable diagnose for this patient is Bulimia nervosa Step-by-step explanation What is her Diagnosis? Bulimia nervosa How does the medical workup confirm it? First we have to know that this p…
A 19-year-old man is brought to the physician’s office by his very concerned mother. He has been kicked out of the dormitory at college for his “bizarre” behavior. He has accused several fellow studen…
21.) Which of the following is a side effect associated with Hyperstat I.V.? A.) Hyperglycemia. B.) Syncope. C.) Angina pectoris. D.) Cyanide build-up
1) Post a brief description of your patients health needs. 2) Explain the type of treatment regimen you would recommend for treating your patient including choice of pharmacotherapeutics you would rec…
Juan Manuel’ What are the differences between these medications for his COPD? Singulair Advair Ventolin Nebulizer
QUESTION 18 1.Which of these factors might impair the absorption of and oral medication? The presence of food in the stomach Renal insufficiency Hepatic insufficiency High serum albumin
Pharmaco*kinetic actions are mediated through the hepatic and gut drug-metabolizing system known as the cytochrome P540 (CYP) enzyme system. Select psychiatric medications that you would likely prescri…
n this activity. Drugs for review: . Clindamycin Hydrochloride . Oxycodone hydrochloride-acetaminophen . Enoxaprin Sodium D Question 5 5 pts What education should you provide while the patient is taki…
Question 2 1 pts Link the type of ointment base (left column) to its characteristics (right column) and choose the correct answer: 1- Oleaginous base A- Cannot incorporate high amounts of water becaus…
- A child who is 68 pounds is to receive 120 mg every six hours for tonsillitis. The recommended dose range is 16 to 20mg/ kg/day is the within the recommended therapeutic range. Yes or no
The nurse anticipates that the health care provider will order carboprost to treat which condition related to labor and delivery?
Start a Dopamine drip at 10 mcg/kg/min. The patient weighs 60kg. Mix 400 mg in 500 mL 5% D/W. How many gtts/min will you run the IV?
- In your simulated experiments on guinea pig ileum your tissue was set up in an organ bath containing Tyrodes solution, aerated with carbogen and maintained at 37˚C. Explain why these three paramet…
(Q1) Calculate the quantity of heat passing through a stainless steel dish whose effective area is 200 cm 2 and whose thickness is 4 mm in a period of 5 minutes, if the temperature of the outer and in…
31.) Which of the following statements best describes how tolerance influences drug dosage? A.) A patient who has developed tolerance to a drug must be immediately stopped from taking that drug and sw…
You mixed 5g of active ingredient with 75 g of ointment. Rounding to the hundredth position, what is the weight/weight concentration of the mixture?
1-What is AIN (analgesic induced nephropathy) ? 2-What is a disease and a toxic event that will lead to metabolic acidosis with an elevated anion gap ? 3-What is the major signal transduction system a…
please fast answer without explain 13.Fluconazole is used for the treatment of: a. Candidiasis b. Syphilis c. Herpes simplex d. Pemphigus
Please help with the questions below. I have provided the equation sheet as well, can you please explain which equation you selected and why. I am truly struggling with Pharmaco*kinetics and the practi…
The instructor tells you to prepare to discontinue an IV infusion and to collect the supplies needed to convert the site to a saline lock. What equipment would you assemble and how is this procedure d…
The nurse has administered doxorubicin, a chemotherapeutic, to a client with metastatic breast cancer. The nurse should be aware that this medication will have the least effect on cells during what ph…
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What type of mediated immunity is occurring when the cells are being harvested and initially injected into the patient’s system? (4)2. What type of mediated immunity is occurring when the genetically …
Explain the role of the Pharmacist in the management of dyslipidaemia in primary care? Question 2 :Provide 3 patient counselling points for patients with dyslipidaemia. Question 3 :Is there a prefer…
What are two drugs that you think should be available without a prescription? In your explanation of why you selected those drugs, include general precautions and possible adverse reactions. For your …
Doctor ordered difulcan 350 mg po daily. Available 40mg/ml on hand. What is the dosage?
Discuss and contrast the main problems in the demand for, and the inability of companies to produce new pain medications.What are some of the difficulties with existing pain medications and why ar…
1)Winter is a 4-year-old girl with a history of asthma. Her mother has brought her an “asthma attack”. Winter is sitting in her mother’s lap and breathing rapidly through an open mouth. She ha…
It is hospital policy to assess and record a patient’s pulse before administering digoxin (Lanoxin). By auditing the nursing records to determine the frequency of compliance with this policy, the qual…
- Read the parenteral drug label provided to measure the following dosage. Then, indicate how much solution you will draw up to obtain this dosage. methotrexate 0.1 g NDC 10019-940-78 See pack…
How to be aware of the risk of having hypertension? What are the different ways on how to control and prevent hypertension? As a future nurse how to raise awareness about hypertension? (If can explain…
What is a disease focus for a drug (e.g., breast cancer) and describe it’s market size in a country of your choice? What is the name of the prescribed brand name drug? What is the manufacturing firm o…
A previously healthy 4-month-old presents to the emergency department in February with a 2-day history of rhinorrhea, cough, wheezing, fever, irritability and difficulty breathing. She has not been ea…
The patient is ordered 500cc D5W to be infused over two hours.The IV set has a drop factor of 15.What is the drip rate?
Critical thinking A 58-year-old patient with PD is placed on levodopa. While obtaining her health history, the nurse notes that the patient takes Mylanta on a regular basis for mild indigestion an…
Isoniazids (INH,Nydrazid) are used to treat ? and common adverse efferct are ?
Does anyone know these. 28. An oral suspension once reconstituted 30. A 1 g vial requires 8.9 ml to be added is to have a dose of 250 mg/tsp, and the to have a concentration of 100 mg/mL. dry powder i…
HOMEWORK It is a hot and humid Saturday afternoon, and you are chatting casually with a patient in the full-service neighborhood apothecary you’ve established in your hometown. Things were relatively …
Drug is stored in the body? Fat Protein Connective tissue Muscle A and b
Ordered: Novolin R® 15 units subcutaneous ac lunch, QSAD for 90 days. Determine how many 10-mL vials of insulin to dispense. Amount of insulin to dispense = _____vial(s).
Describe the clinic use and drug-action mechanism of calcium channel blockers in anginal pectoris
Pharmaceutical Technology Cours Questions I. Explain modified release dosage forms developed in last 5 years and write their advantages. II Suggest a potential drug delivery system to overcome barrier…
13.The package insert for DONNATAL EXTENTABS indicates the amount of phenobarbital present in each tablet, in milligrams and in the equivalent weight (3/4 grains) in the apothecary system. Refer to Ap…
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ketoconazole is prescribed for an assigned client. The nurse prepares to administer the medication by which method?
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First-generation tricyclic antidepressants are defined by a commonality in basic: Question options: a) effect. b) structure. c) mechanism of action. d) site of action.
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Gene Cooper is a 56-year-old accountant who is being evaluated at the cardiology clinic for angina. He is 6 feet tall and weighs 260 lb, with a waist measurement of 40 inches. He has a history of hype…
What antibiotic to give if the patient have Pneumonia? The patient is G6PD deficiency and is allergic to penicillin. Also have medical history of hypertension and COPD.
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Complaint “I’ve been urinating a lot.” History Marion is a 55-year-old overweight White female who presents at the urgency care clinic with frequency, urgency, and burning on urination. She has had ur…
_ 11. Sally is a 16-year-old female with a urinary tract infecflon. She is healthy, afebrile, with ) use of antibiotics in the previous 6 months and no drug allergies. A11 appropriate first—line ….
What is the pharmacologic action of warfarin? What are the half-life and protein-binding for warfarin? If a patient takes a drug that is highly protein-bound, would there be a drug reaction? Why was a…
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QUESTION 1 Scenario 1:A 38 year old female patient with a history ofcorticosteroid use for her autoimmune disorder, presents to the office with a cc of hip pain following a slip and fall the previ…
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An alcoholic can be treated with Antabuse . This drug causes the accumulation of acetaldehyde, an alcohol byproduct, resulting in chest pains, headaches, vomiting, anxiety, and other symptoms, cau…
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objective of lab report of effect of GA drugs before and after injection
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Give an example of a landmark clinical trial that went awry please provide the details as they pertain to pharmacology
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Explain why you believe this ecosystem should be preserved. What benefits does this ecosystem’s biodiversity offer?
read and understand the journal. answer the following: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7400398/ . 1. Which among the following themes or topics fer Pharmacy Ftesearch was used in the st…
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Discuss the resting membrane potential of a general animal cell and how an action potential can be generated in certain excitable cell such as nerve cells
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patient teaching in prevention of gout attack? and some dietary and non pharmacologic management ?
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Discuss the complete procedures that used in this video, and also write down the reagents as well as the equipment that used in the video. thank you link: https://youtu.be/5WHYKOWoiQ4
A list of possible unpleasant or dangerous secondary effects, other than the desired effect, is ______. Question 25 options: a) adverse reactions and side effects b) actions and classifications c)…
Which of the following DOES NOT increase the susceptibility of a nerve fibre to conduction blockade by a local anaesthetic a. Small diameter b. Myelination c. Location in the periphery o…
J.J., age 24, presents to your practice for the first time. She reports constant headaches. She smokes a pack of cigarettes a day but is in good health otherwise. She states that the headaches usuall…
Question 46 (1 point) An example of this type of error would be a drug given by mouth that was ordered as an intramuscular injection extra-dose error O wrong-dose error O wrong-dosage-form error omis…
A 74-year-old man presents to the ED complaining of dizziness and lightheadedness, and says he “nearly passed out.” He has a history of hypertension and chronic stable angina. His current medications …
Carry out t he necessary calculations to determine the number of teaspoons that should be administered for a dosage of 50 me if you have the drug available in a concentration of 10 me / ML
cases study. You are the nurse in the same-day surgery center at a local hospital. You are assigned to call patients 2 days before their procedures to educate them and answer any questions they may ha…
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Please see the attached Section A: Experimental Pharmacology Answer all questions in this section: Experimental design: 1. Briefly describe a pharmacological experiment that you can design to determin…
If 20 grams of pure boric acid is incorporated into 0.08 kilograms of white petrolatum, what is the w/w% of the resulting boric acid ointment?
Please explain in simple terms. Define relative and absolute IC50 value and how do we determine it from a graph?
Can someone help me find the days supply for this prescription? George Smith, MD 12 W Main St Bay Shore, NY 11706 631-665-6565 Lic: 114157 Name Student Name Date RX: Pramoxine Top 30 9 sig: ap; to aff…
The freezing point of a molal solution of a nonelectrolyte is 1.86 C. What is the freezing point of a 0.1% solution of zinc chloride (m.w. 136), dissociating 80%? (For lack of more definite informatio…
give the moa of terbutaline in the management of diabetes..
What is the route of choice for emergency administration of drugs a) Rectal b) Intravenous c) Subcutaneous d) Intramuscular
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adults as 1 gm in a daily IM injection. What is the appropriate dosage for the infant? Use Clark’s R 9. An 18-month-old and weighing 32 pounds needs streptomycin sulfate. It is recommended to administ…
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Can someone that exhibiting Dig toxicity still have a normal ECG?
Choose a pediatric disorder and describe the treatment. Detail mechanism of action, potential side effects, potential drug-drug or drug-food interactions etc.
Based on this information provided below, calculate the intravenous infusion rate (in μg/hr) that will be required to maintain a steady-state blood concentration of 30 μg/L: IV Infusion Rate You are…
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TRUE or FALSE An HIV infected individual is likely more contagious during the asymptomatic or clinically latent stage than in the first few weeks following infection.
Briefly discuss how the use of poisons and addictive drugs differ from the use of antibacterial and antiviral agents.
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of the following drugs, I need the drug interactions of each of them: 1- Atorvastatin 2- Losartan 3- Lisinopril 4- Gabapentin 5- Amlodipine 6- Metformin 7- Hydrocodone/acetaminophen 8- Hydrochlorothia…
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Parenteral administrations are typical forms sterile preparations, discuss the necessities of this dosage form design considerations
what advantages or disadvantages in handling sterile dosage forms and parenterals for the quality of life you could give to a patient?
Which of the following contraindications most likely refer to the use of aminoglycosides? Question 30 options: a) Tinnitus, high-frequency hearing loss, and reduced renal function b) Depression or…
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An experiment using guinea-pig isolated ileum mounted in an organ bath and the effects of two antagonists, atropine and hexamethonium, on the responses to several agonists were investigated. a)H…
What do you think is the role of stress in hypertension?
Explain the Drugs Affecting the Nervous System Select at least three classifications of drugs for theCentral Nervous Systemand cite a common representative for each type. Explain common considerat…
describe the various “recovery” departments found in the Surgical Services department. Also include the importance of a healthy working relationship between the “OR” and these departments. *What are s…
The healthcare provider orders cortisone 15 mg by mouth every morning. The pharmacy sent cortisone 10 mg scored tablets. How many tablet{s} should the nurse prepare for the correct dose?_ tablet{s}
What are low osmolar infusions???? explain their composition and therapeutic indications with as much detail as possible.
explain how patient issues and drug features in primary care affect medication selection? please list resources
please help, and provide references. The nurse is visiting a 78-year-old client in the home. The client has type 1 diabetes mellitus, hypertension, and osteoarthritis in both knees. The client’s sight…
Submit the following short answer questions for a grade: List at least three examples each of DMARDS and biologics. What are the four types of angina? List five classes of antiarrhythmic drugs and exa…
Rita is a 3 year old girl referred to children’s outpatients .for the past 7 weeks she has been generally off color and miserable, having loved nursery she’s increasingly reluctant to get upon in …
List at least 3 tablet drug products that utilize (an) active ingredient(s) in a micronized powder form.
could youBriefly describe the pathophysiology of myocardial ischemia and the subsequent occurrence of angina, regardingImbalance supply and demand
Patients taking SSRIs and other drugs that inhibit the cytochrome P450 system are at risk for A) Drug Overdose B) Thalasemia C) Constipation D) Erectile dysfunction
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* Melatonin * vitamin B- Iz 1) List other Generic / trade or brand names? 2 ) What are they used for (indication)? 3) List adverse effect or Contraindication? 4) Write the correct dosage for adult and…
What dietary considerations are needed for a patient diagnosed with T1DM?What foods should they eat and what foods should they avoid?
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Why do you think alcohol is the main drug problem in the US?
what Is the best way to study for pharmacology? Not sure how to write out my note cards in order to remember.
Week 2-Practice (Antibiotic suspension) Prescription writing Tameka Johnson (DOB 6/1/2017) has been diagnosed with bilateral otitis media.She has not taken antibioticsin the past month, and has no…
Explain modified release dosage puestions I. Explain modified release dosage forms developed in last 5 years and write their advantages. II. Suggest a potential drug delivery system to overcome barrie…
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Do not know how to solve the problem, what is the process of solving such a problem and what knowledge point should I learn?
Which of the following compounds has the highest boiling point? a) Hexane b) 2-methylpentane c) 2,2-dimethylbutane d) 3-methylpentane
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6 Which are correct about reinforcers? Reinforcers increase the future probability of a desired behavior. Negative reinforcers decrease the likelihood of an undesired behavior. Posit…
Question 1 Select all that apply. Antipsychotics are contraindicated in glaucoma seizure disorders children elderly Parkinsonism none of the choices Question 2 Select all that apply. All of the follow…
a patient is receiving a continuous intravenous of 0.9% NS via gravity at 80 mL per hour. The tubing has a drop factor of 10. The physician orders cefazolin 1 g IV every 6 hours. The medication is ava…
. The table below is a partial reproduction of a table from a Phase I clinical trial that was examining the effect of a new drug in treating Parkinson’s disease. (10 points) Absolute change UPDRS to…
What are the legal and ethical implications of prescribing prescription drugs , disclosure, and nondisclosure. on all stakeholders involved, such as the prescriber, pharmacist, patient, and patient’s …
How much sodium chloride is there in 1.5 L of NS (0.9% sodium chloride)?
55-year-old male present to the ER with shortness of breath, lower extremity edema, and palpitations for two days. He has a history of diabetes mellitus, heart failure, hypertension, and osteoarthriti…
Give an example of each classification of cardiovascular system drugs:- adrenergic,adrenergic inhibitors/blockers, beta-adrenergic blockers, vasodilators, cholinergics, and anti-cholinergic drugs…
You need to flush a central venous line with heparin. Which of the two labels shown is appropriate for a heparin flush? The top or bottom?
Please help me with this question. Question 15 Yes No Evaluate the treatment options for the most common cosmetic skin conditions that are presented in cosmetic medical practices in the table below: S…
Clindamycin 900 mg in 75 mL D 5 W over 30 minutes. Drop factor is 15 gtt/mL.
QUESTION 11 The doctor orders Cefazolin 500 mg to be added to 50 mL IVPB to run over 30 minutes q8 hours. The stock supply is Cefazolin 1 gram vial. Directions say to reconstitute with 4.5 mL of NS f…
Relative Insulin Effect 1. Rapid (Lispro, Aspart, Glulisine) Short (Regular) Intermediate (NPH) Long (Detemir) Long (Glargine) 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 Time [Hours] According to the graph above, wh…
What is the difference between the approval of FDA in weight loss drugs to the other drugs?
Drug Desensitization and tolerance case study, questions & answers and explanation
Which type of pain is characterized byaberrantsignal processing in the peripheral or central nervous system? Nociceptive pain Acute pain Neuropathic pain Chronic non-cancer pain
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Refer to the TPN order in the image attached and answer the following questions. (1) Calculate the volume of KCl (in millilitres) required for the formulation. (2) Calculate the volume of Na…
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Jones, age 68, has difficulty swallowing tablets. Her physician changes the order to an oral suspension that contains 25 mg/5 mL of Indomethacin. For a dose of 50 mg of the suspension, she must take h…
Why Estrogens cause hypercalcemia ? Why Tamoxifen cause hypercalcemia ? Why Lithium cause hypercalcemia ?
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What are the incidence, risk factors, signs and symptoms, etiology, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention for diseases and disorders of the reproductive system?
A physician orders diazepam 2 mg IM state and then q 6 hr prn for anxiety. Available is 10 mL of diazepam 5 mg/ mL. How much diazepam should be administered to the patient per dose?
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Question 1 Patient’s body weight is 80 kg. The doctor order to start IV Dopamine at the dosage of 6 mcg/ kg/min. 1.1 By using the formula of 3 X BODY WEIGHT, calculate on how much mls/hr to be i…
How do albuterol and ipratropium bromide differ in terms of mechanism of action on a cellular level? like pathophysiology, how do they achieve bronchodilation differently?
how to observed receiving and processing a prescription on an occasion where demonstrate an understanding on basic principles of modern medicines management
1 . How much active ingredient is available in 360ml of a 1:250 solution? 2. How much 1:1000 Epinephrine Sol can be made from 16gm of Epinephrine? 3. How much Benzoyl Peroxide is available in 1 quart …
Please help me answer Question 43 As you are operating on a patient you notice that tremendous amounts of morphine are required to stop the patient from crying out while anesthetized. While others sus…
After a sharp blow to the head, a patient develops cerebral edema with increasing pressure inside the skull. The practitioner orders a hypertonic solution to pull fluid back into the vascular compartm…
Donepezil is an indirect-parasympathomimetic used to manage the dementia associated with Alzheimer disease. Its mechanism of action is associated with: a. blocking the effect of norepinephrine b. prol…
what type of antibody is produced the first time a person is sensitized by tree pollen?
I attached the articles for the questions that I need help with. I am not sure how to get the study description and results from this paper. I need help with that please.I attached the document with t…
A patient came to a drugstore and asked for Bisacodyl for his constipation . Upon asking his current mediations , the pharmacists knew that the patient is on an antacid therapy . Which of the followin
describe factors that may influence the pharmaco*kinetic and pharmacodynamic processes of a schizoaffective patient?
Which antiarrhythmic agents has its action best described by decrease in myocardial conduction by inhibiting the influx of sodium through fast channels of the myocardial cell
1) Patricia and Sam Donaldson recently had their second child, a girl they named Susan Day. A day after delivery, the pediatricians told the Donaldsons that Susan Day’s ‘s cl*tor*s was enlarged. The p…
Case Study for Discussion: A 45-year-old woman, Mrs. Gloria, presents to her primary care doctor with a 2-day history of back pain after a lifting injury at work. The pain is constant and aching in …
1how the Henderson-Hasselbalch equation applies to ionization state, and solubility of weak acids and weak bases? 2Describe the relationship between drug ionization state, lipid solubility, and pe…
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Q12. To detect potential adverse drug reactions of Ms Cox’s current medication you would ask all of the following questions EXCEPT: A. have you had any problems with a cough? B. have you had any musc…
James Miller is a 43 year old, construction foreman who presents to the Walk-In Clinic where you are working with complaints of nausea, vomiting, dizziness and “…inability to think straight” today.?…
Have a look at two of the open source tools available, OpenClinica(Links to an external site.) and REDCap(Links to an external site.) . Compare and contrast the two resources. How could …
Calculate the dosage per min (in mcg/min) to the tenths, and the mL/hr flow rate. (Express the mL/hr flow rate to the nearest whole number. Simplify your answers completely.) A dosage of 3 mcg/kg/min …
The pharmacological target(s) of methylxanthines include: A.stimulating adrenergic receptors B.blockade of ionotrophic channels present on respiratory smooth muscle C.blockade of enzymes involved in i…
This question is all about PHARMACOLOGY . Answer all the following questions provided below andprovide more explanation on each question. Explain, discuss, support, and justify all your answers. …
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How does coumadin toxicity affect the different cells of the cardiac system (cardiac myocytes, endothelial cells and fibroblasts)
Extrapyramidal side effects (EPS) include CNS alterations that produce abnormal involuntary movement disorders. Determine which of the listed symptoms are included as part of extrapyramidal side effec…
Hi, Please help me with this question. a) Compare the similarities and differences in the mechanisms of action of the antiviral drugs, zidovudine and acyclovir. [4 marks] b) What do these mechanisms h…
A patient with type 2 diabetes mellitus takes metformin (Glucophage) 1000 mg twice daily and sitagliptin (Januvia) 100 mg daily. At an annual physical exmination, The BMI is 24 and hemoglobin A1C is 7…
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Josie is a 5 year old patient who presents to the clinic with a 48-hour history of nausea
1_ Name two drugs from different groups of cytotoxic anticancer agents that are non-specific for cell cycle phases. 2_ Write the drug class of these two drugs separately 3_ Compare their mechanism of …
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. Part I 1. Explain the importance of studying pharmaceutical chemistry. 2. Mention the characteristics of the water (importance, function in the body, freezing point, etc 3. Define the types of …
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Briefly describe apharmacological experiment to determineeachof the following: the type of cholinoceptor present in skeletalmuscle
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A patient with chronic insomnia asks the PMHNP if they can first try an over-the-counter (OTC) medication before one that needs to be prescribed to help the patient sleep. Which is the best response b…
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Using an official compendium, enumerate the different general tests required for the for the raw materials, N-acetyl-cysteine, include the method of assay used. Describe the types of glass and plastic…
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1) what are the four phases that drug undergo that are approved by the FDA 2) what is target as it relates to drug development 3) what can happen to a drug during post-market surveillance 4) pharmaco*k…
30.) Which of the following is a side effect associated with simvastatin? A.) Diarrhea. B.) Muscle aches. C.) Headache D.)All of the above.
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Part 2: Case Studies Please read the following three case studies and answer all questions: 1. A patient is taking Paroxetine and presents to A&E with tremor, tachycardia, hypertension and high …
drug card for morphine in concept mapping format. on Medications Under Classification Action of medication: Side Effects: Bist Generic & Trade Name] Contraindications: Indications: Medication Nurs…
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#41. A patient prescribed polyethylene glycol (PEG) for constipation asks you when he can expect to have a bowel movement. Which of the following is correct? Select one: O a. 24 to 72 hours 4 O b. 30 …
The primary care NP sees a patient covered by Medicaid, writes a prescription for a medication, and is informed by the pharmacist that the medication is “off-formulary.” The NP should: 2.A patient ask…
Ms. C is a 25-year-old, white, female Source: Self, reliable source Subjective: Chief complaint: “I can’t calm down.” HPI: The patient presents with concerns of an inability to “slow down.” This has…
thinking about how the media and the vitamin sales industry pushed the health benefits of vitamins; compare and contrast two positive benefits and two negative (adverse effects ) vitamins can have on …
Today, Samra Belkovich, RMA, is working with Dr. Miller at Pearson Physicians Group. Four-year-old Owen Russiano has been brought by his babysitter for an emergency appointment because of severe nause…
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List four (4) pieces of information required if a patient has never had a prescription filled at a pharmacy.
tutoring help is needed with veterinary nursing pharmacology assignment.. TOXICITIES Macrolide Toxicity Signs 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7 . 8. 10. 11. Less common signs in dogs 1. 2. Antidote Treatment Organo…
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Jack, who is a dull boy, hacked his family to pieces with an ax after being voluntarily stranded in the Overlook Hotel during the winter. Given that Jack was morally wrong to murder his family, in you…
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Which atypical antipsychotic(s) require a meal for better absorption? Quetiapine Ziprasidone Asenapine Olanzapine Lurasidone A.I and V B.II and V C.III and V D.V only Choose the correct statement(s) r…
tutoring help is needed with the veterinary nursing pharmacology study assignment questions. Case Two 2. Mr. Hemo Toma calls to say his 15 lb. dog has just ingested rat poison. a. What type of drug is…
Discuss a PSEL standard that relates to teacher self-efficacy and leads to stronger student achievement. As a school leader, how can you guide your faculty toward exhibiting this standard?
Medication ordered 2 mcg/kg/min. Patient weighs 50 Lb. Estimated dose in mcg?(round to the nearest tenth)
6)option d all of the above 6) Which of the following statements about diabetes mellitus is/are CORRECT? a. Excessive alcohol intake is a risk factor for hyperglycaemia b. Ketoacidosis is an is an acu…
Identify and describe the properties of the agent/compound including its symptoms that led to the demise of Georgi Markov. Why was there no reliable test for this agent? ( 3 marks) How did…
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Answer this question , from which year did the first man stepped at the south pole name his name, accompanied by other men how many were they?
A 18 kg child is prescribed Ceftriaxone 50 mg/kg/day to be administered intravenously. The drug is available as a 25 mg/mL solution. How many mL per day should the patient receive? 72 mL 36 mL 18 mL…
***At least two scholarly references APA He returns to your clinic for follow-up blood work, and four values catch your attention: AST 430 U/L ALT 535 U/L Bilirubin 41 mg/dl BG60 mg/dl He admits to …
a description of the patient case from your experiences, observations, and/or clinical practice from the last 5 years. Then, describe factors that might have influenced pharmaco*kinetic and pharmacod…
Why are thiazides preferred over loop diuretics for hypertension?
Describe the pathogenesis and/or pathology of developing leptospirosis. Provide an illustration for elaboration. Please answer more specific?, I must give you a good comment.?. A healthy 35-year…
You are preparing to give your patient a Beta 1 Antagonist. What effect will this have on yourpatient? A) Decreased Heart Rate B) Increased Vasoconstriction C) Increased Heart Rate D) Smooth Muscle …
Distinguish between primary succession and secondary succession
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Angelina Dominique, a 50-year-old woman who was born in Central America, goes to an ambulatory care health clinic with complaints consistent with an upper respiratory infection. The assessment reveals…
Antiprotozoal drug use, mechanism of action, contraindications, adverse reactions, drug interactions, safety/monitoring, pregnancy and lactation, black box warning.
What does it mean if two drugs are “at parity”? A. Both drugs are essentially in neutral position B. Both drugs are generics C. Both drugs have exclusive preferred status D. The two drugs are bioequiv…
Consider the requirements for registering biotechnology products in Canada. Assume you are a professional in regulatory affairs. Your company has a concept for creating a new fictitious medication, bi…
HPI: Michelle Lee is a 38 yo female presenting to clinic after 2 days of severe pain and warmth in her RLE and exhibiting signs of edema. She recently returned to her home after a flight from Florida …
. A 22-year-old man comes to the emergency room with complaints of abdominal pain. Physical examination reveals light-yellow coloration of the sclera and of the skin. The physician suspects the pati…
Which of the results from the neuro examination can only present when there is compromise of the central nervous system?
Please assist me to answer the following items about the Lotrimin Medication: Medication Name: Lotrimin Generic Name: Brand Name: Available OTC? Yes or No? List names if yes: Classificati…
The physician has ordered Neupogen 360 mcg SQ QD. The medication is supplied as 300 mcg/mL. How many mL will you administer?
If Georgia is diagnosed with ADHD based on an appropriate, comprehensive, and evidence-based evaluation: 1. What is the preferred medication treatment for her (simply list category of medication, not …
- Question 24 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question Which of the following is an inappropriate use of antibiotics? Select one: O a, Treatment of suspected appendicitis b. Treatment of ab…
Identify an organism’s need that is met by an abiotic factor. a. A bird’s need of trees for shelter. b. A lizard’s need of the sun for warmth. c. A fish’s need of worms for food. d. A rabbit’s need …
- A patient comes to the clinic asking for help to quit drinking alcohol. She has a 21-year history of heavy drinking and is worried about developing cirrhosis of the liver. The patient agrees…
How does the molecular interaction of a drug with its receptor determine the potency and efficacy of the drug?
Why is testing performed for CYP2D6 variants prior to starting tamoxifen for breast cancer?
Pharm scenario Margaret is a 59-year-old Caucasian female who presents to the clinic for follow-up of her hypertension. She reports that she has a worsening of a tremor in her hand over the last few m…
A 42-year-old female with type 2 diabetes mellitus (DM) has been prescribed simvastatin since her LDL cholesterol has not dropped below 150 mg/dL, despite good nutrition and exercise. The client asks …
- A nurse is preparing to administer codeine 20 mg PO every o hir PRN pain. Available is codeine oral solution 10 mg/5 mL. How many mL should the nurse administer per dose?
Medical device regulation in general is not as harmonized as drug and biologics regulation. This is true for pharmacovigilance in the Medical Device world. However, the International Medical Devic…
- Express each of the following concentrations as a ratio strength:(2 pts) (a) 2 mg of active ingredient in 2 mL of solution (b) 0.275 mg of active ingredient in 5 mL of solution
Compare and contrast pharmacodynamics and pharmaco*kinetic principles, including distribution, absorption, and metabolism during the nursing administration of medications. Define nursing’s role and leg…
Chapter 28, drugs used to treat vascular conditions. PRACTICAL SCENARIO 2 A 45-year-old African American man with high blood pressure and coronary artery disease was hospitalized because of angina and…
Fill out system disorder templates Hypoglycemia. please use the file attached to do the assignments also make your answer brief.. ACTIVE LEARNING TEMPLATE: System Disorder STUDENT NAME DISORDER/INSEAS…
NUR2407L Pharmacology Lab Rasmussen College 7. Surgeon ordered Vancomycin 5,000 mg IV push now. Available: 13,000,000 mcg in 16 mL. How much will you draw up? (Round to the nearest tenth) 8. L.D. admi…
a nurse is preparing 70/30 insulin subcutaneous injection. 50 units is ordered how many units of NPH is needed?
Order: Codeine syrup 20 mg PO prn Supply: Codeine syrup 10mg/5ml How may teaspoons will be administered? [answer] tsp. Order: Zarontin 0.5Gm PO twice daily Supply: Zarontin syrup 250mg/ml Give: […
W b. To reduce the risk of stroke and blood e. To reduce the risk of a secondary stroke in clots in patients with non-valvular atrial patients who have a subarachnoid fibrillation. hemorrhage. c. To r…
A patient arrives at your pharmacy complaining of the following symptoms: – very dry mouth – blurred vision – fast heart beating You hear the pharmacist ask the patient what has recently changed in…
Which of the following is a mechanism involved in cigarette smoke-induced emphysema: a-An inbalance between proteases and their inhibitors b- Damage to elastic fibers c_Recruitment of inflammatory cel…
What is the process to administer a medication using Z track method. what are the angles for injections and sites by discussing. a. sub-q b. IM c. Z-track what should you do if a medication error occu…
When providing education aboutantihypertensive medications. in general, what information should the nurse provide to the patient? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY “Avoid grapefruit juice.” “Rise slowly,fro…
PSYCHIATRIC PHARMACOLOGY **Explain in detail ** 1.What roles does NE (norepinephrine) play in antidepressant action? What is the role of NE/5-HT ( Norepinephrine/ seratonin) interaction? 2…
Suppositories, foam enemas, retention enemas are all different types of rectal preparations, for each type, please discuss the :- sizes of the preparations area of bowel treated administration counsel…
Melissa is advised to try myofascial release. What is this?
answer these questions 1- to reduce accumulation of active medicine in a patient who has decreased blood flow to the liver, which of the following would be considered? a) decreasing the time intervals…
What are the differences in Physician vs Hospital Billing? Are there different forms? Coding Systems? Reimbursem*nt methods? Proper spelling, punctuation, grammar, sentence structure, and citations ar…
Task: Prepare Feasibility Questionnaire in clinical trials.
Please explain if each of the following drugs has a wide or narrow therapeutic window. Show why this is important: i. glyburide 2.5mg x2 daily ii. hydrochlorothiazide 25 mg daily iii. atenolol 50 mg d…
Design pharmacological experiments, using named drugs, to investigate each of the following in ileum smooth muscle: To determine the effect of acetylcholinesterase inhibition
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I’m asked to write from macro to micro level for my class C155 (Pathopharm). My subject is Obesity. I don’t know what that means.
- A patient asks the nurse what can be given to alleviate severe, chronic pain of several months’ duration. The patient has been taking oxycodone [OxyContin] and states that it is no longer …
Define selective toxicity as it applies to the general mechanisms by which antibiotics work against invading pathogens but not against host cells. Give a working definition of narrow- and broad-spec…
Sam is a CMA (AAMA) certified medical assistant working at a family medicine practice. He is working in the clinical area and receives an order form the doctor. The medication order reads: dexamethaso…
A patient in heart failure has a decrease in glomerular filtration rate to 15 mL/min. The patient had been taking digoxin and hydrochlorothiazide. Given the change in the patient’s status, what dosage…
Case: PD,28 years old,G1P0 from Cebu City, was admitted today at 6 pm due to labor pains for 4 hours associated with minimal vagin*l bleeding which persisted with increasing severity (pain scale o…
Task: Read the scenario below and answer the following questions Scenario You are a 3rd year student nurse on your 1st semester, final year placement on the Cardiac ward. It is now 1030 on your early …
Need ATI proctor pharmacology exam. DOES anyone have questions and answers?
Preciso da correção desta ficha de trabalho. Segundo a professora, tem 22 respostas erradas. Agradeço a ajuda. 1. O Sifarma é o único sistema operativo que permite o envio de comunicações on…
David Lassee is a 67-year-old man with coronary artery disease. He has had two coronary artery bypass operations. He has been seen on several occasions recently because of frequent angina. A coronary …
Age, Body Weight Question 3 (2 points) 17 18 Listen The adult dose for Amoxicillin is 500 mg tid 21 What is the does for a 3-year-old child? V a) 50 mg 3 24 ( b) 10 mg 27 c) 100 mg 30 Question 4 (2
If someone is given an AchE inhibitor will the result be similar to “fight or flight” or “rest and digest”?
I’m trying to figure out question number 5 for this assignment. Attached are all the documents needed to answer the question. I’m stumped. All work needs to be shown in an excel spreadsheet as well, t…
Order:Lovenox 50 mg subqutaneous once daily.Available:Lovenox 100 mg per 1 ml. How many mls will you administer?
A 55-year-old male presents to his primary care physician’s office with cough, mild dyspnea, and fever to 101 degrees. Symptoms have been present for the past 3 days, and when over-the-counter cold me…
Part A 1. Add phenylephrine to the organ bath and wait for contraction to reach a plateau. 2. With phenylephrine still in the bath: A. add a low dose of drug X (0.06 ml of 100 μM stock) then, a mediu…
Un paciente de 3años de edad, llamado John, es llevado por su madre a la oficina médica. Motivo de consulta (CC) diarreas y vómitos de dos días de evolución. El médico ordena una dosis baja de…
need for titrimetry in pharmaceutical analysis and briefly describe the major ways in which titrimetry is classified. need in depth answer please!
can you help me ? question below. What is Parkinsonism? Describe the mode of action and pharmaco*kinetic properties of Leo-Dopa.
In what proportion (how many proportional parts of each) should (a) 5% and (b) 1% hydrocortisone ointments be mixed to prepare the 2.5% ointment?
View Assessment Question 10 1 Point A client is to receive 500mL of 5% detrose and 1L of 0.9%NaCl with 10 mEq of KCI over 12 hours. You IV tubing that delivers 10gtt/ml, at what drip rate (gtt/minute)…
Case Study: POSTANESTHESIA CARE UNIT DISCHARGE CRITERIA A 32-year-old woman underwent an uneventful diagnostic laparoscopy under general anesthesia. In the post anesthesia care unit she is complaining…
What kind of drugs may be used to stimulate functions of the urinary or digestive tracts following general anesthesia? a. sympathomimetic b.sympatholytic c. parasympathomimetic d. parasympatholytic
please fast answer without explain 11.The drug of choice for treatment and prophylaxis for HSV infections? a. Cidofovir b. Amantadine c. Aciclovir d. Ganciclovir.
Chapter 37 S.T., a 64-year-old patient, has HF controlled with digoxin, furosemide, and a low-sodium diet. She is taking potassium chloride (KCl) 20 mEq per day orally. Three days ago, ST had flulike …
Simple Medical Terminology Competency Questions: The word dysphasia means difficulty doing what? a. Remembering b. Speaking c. Eating or swallowing d. Reading A patient calls the clinic to complain…
Question 4 Of 10 1.O Points As the nurse, you notice that one of your client’s drugs has a low therapeutic index. The most mportant nursing implication of this is: O A. serum level should be measured…
how to explain ophthalmologic medication administration process to a 10 years old
- a) What are the three types of medications primarily prescribed for depression? b) These drugs all have the same goal at the behavioural level of improving mood, how is this thought to be achieved at …
One of the reasons that cerebral aneurysms are often fatal is that
A 56 year old male patient is planning a car trip through several states. The patient is in the clinic requesting a presciption for something that will prevent motion sickness on his trip. The nurse a…
An addicting drugs which produce little or no physical dependence is A Diazepam B Phenobarbitone C Amphetamine D Methadone
a nurse is caring for a patient who has heart failure and is receiving IV furosemide. The nurse should monitor the client for which of the folloing electrolyte imbalances Hypernatremia Hyperuricemia h…
Is anything missing with improving healthcare delivery or patient safety?. Med col TeconciliaTion nos shown to Improve poment solely by reducing mediconon errors in mony hospital sellings: Acute Inpat…
A nurse is preparing to administer Haldol six MG/KG/day PO every 12 hours to a client who weighs 44 lbs. available without Darryl 20 MG/5 ML. The nurse should administer how many ML per dose?
Compare and contrast the purpose and action of nonopiod, opiod, and adjuvant analgesics, sedatives, and hypnotics.
- Question 67 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question In a patient with liver failure who is taking a medication that relies on the renal route of elimination, which of the following would…
You Prepare 500mL of a 12.5% dextrose solution using 10% (D 10 W) and 30% (D 30 W).Record your work on scratch paper to answer the following questions.How much D 10 W is needed?
Describe long-term control and quick relief treatment options for asthma patients, as well as the impact these drugs might have on patients. Explain the stepwise approach to asthma treatment and manag…
what are the secondary female characteristic of estrogen?
a pediatrician has ordered ampicillin 50 mg/kg/day p.o.devided q.6h for a child who weighs 44 lb . How many milligram should the child receive per dose ? ________ mg
Its a handout my Chapter 6 How many milliliters of solution are needed to provide 2 g of cefazolin? On the handout that you obtained from your instructor, indicate the correct volume on the measuring …
What/ how you plan to utilize the class requirment for a program or just to learn about mediciations. What does utilize mean
I need help with this questions in pharmacology Botulinum toxin poisoning is usually associated with increased sweating and decreased salivation BECAUSE sweating is a response associated with the symp…
Please help me answer this question Thank you. 1- An order requires 15 floz of a 10% solution. On hand the pharmacy has 5% and 40 % solutions. How many milliliters of each of these stock solutions are…
Which of the following is true of the various types of anemia? Select one: a. In deficiency anemia, where there is a lack of iron or lack of copper, the RBCs are microcytic hypochromic. b. In deficien…
A client starting chemotherapy asks what can be done for anxiety without taking additional medications. Which mind-body practice should the nurserecommend? (Select all thatapply.) A. Meditat…
In the FDA’s guidance document “Safety Reporting Requirements for INDs and BA/BE Studies,” the FDA outlines the importance of identifying and characterizing adverse events that arise during the course…
chapter 20 list 3 drugs use for anxiety/sleep that are not classified as benzodiapines/barbiturates
Which of the following is true about an intention tremor? a) It is worse at rest b) It is caused by Parkinson’s Disease c) It is indicative of a cerebellar lesion d) Dyscalculia is a common associatio…
What is the percentage strength of a solution made by dissolving 62.5 g of potassium chloride in 187.5 ml? The correct answer is 25% Idk how that happened since my answer is 33.33% . Please help :((
Multiple Dosage Regimens 1. Tetracycline is prescribed to a 78 kg patient for the treatment of gonorrhea. Literature indicates that tetracycline is 77% absorbed following oral administration, has an a…
Marge has been given the choice between either paroxetine or venlafaxine. Explain why you cannot select which of these medications is better given what you know about Marge
Your answers will be of help , Determination of kinetic parameters. Part 1: Determination of kinetic parameters for uninhibited data Prepare the following plots for each data set (i.e. 4 separate plot…
tutoring help is needed with multiple choice questions for pharmacology. 19. For a lateral view of the abdomen on a rat, where is the collimation? a. Cranial to xiphoid and caudal to pubis b. Centered…
An experimental drug has a water solubility of 0.2 mg/mL. If a 37:63 ratio of water and ethanol (37 parts water and 63 parts ethanol) are used, the solubility increases to 4 mg/mL. What is the solubil…
flow diagram. The flow diagram is the production of meat ball. frozen meat reception thawing in cold-chamber onion garlic cleanning garden parsley tap water peeling and grinding washing washing and wh…
Mr. B is a 74-year-old male who complains of diarrhea for 1 month. He denies abdominal pain, Nausea or vomiting. He states his stools are loose and of softconsistency. Frequency of bowel moments i…
Outline the treatment for adult onset asthma using the 6 Steps Method. Choose 4 drugs and discuss indication, dose route frequency, and side effects
- (4 pts) Lidocaine is a tertiary amine weak base (R3N) and has a pKa of 7.9 and log P of 2.4. The ionized form is a cation (R3NH ). Lidocaine solution is injected around a tooth. Assume the extrace…
Homework is to be presented as a short (50-100-word) paragraph response forEACH question (there should bea TOTAL of 9 paragraphs as there are 9 questions. The assignment is to be submitted as a Mi…
The child’s is eight years old and weighs 66lbs. How many ml of the reconstituted supply of amoxicillin should the child receive per dose for the following order? Order: amoxicillin oral suspension 25…
Q5. Drugs can worsen Gastro-oesophageal-reflux disease (GORD)either by relaxing the tone of the lower oesophageal sphincter (LOS), allowing reflux of acid, or by an irritant effect on the oesophagea…
- A sputum sample returns positive for AFB x2 prompting initiation of anti-tuberculosis medications. Which regimen is preferred in the absence of major contraindications, drug interactions, or resi…
Antiulcer agents interact with several other medications (e.g., Phenytoin, Coumadin, Theophylline).What does this interaction result in? Question 23 options: a) Increased blood concentrations b)…
Determine whether each statement regarding drugs used in heart failure is true or false. 1. Spironolactone reduces cardiac remodeling. True False 2. Carvedilol reduces heart failure mortality. Tru…
(TCO 7) Pernicious anemia is caused by _____. Group of answer choices chronic blood loss lack of gastric acid lack of intrinsic factor lack of vitamin C Flag this Question Question 2 2pts (TCO 8)…
What is anthelmintic resistance? How does it differ from that of antibacterial one? What a strategy you suggest being a veterinarian to combat this menace?
Define the following. what it does and how they work. Not more than five sentences each. Insulin Glucagon, Somatostatin Parathormone Erythropoietin Renin GI Hormones Calcitonin Prostaglandins ACTH A…
The nurse admits a client with a diagnosis of stage 4 cancer. The client has a prescription to wear A subcutaneous morphine sulfate patch for pain. The client is short of breath and difficult to arous…
- Research the use of Human Growth Hormones for replacement therapy. How does this therapy play a role in keeping the body “young,” what are some advantages, disadvantages, and risks that this type…
A contraindication to the use of combined contraceptives is 1.A historyof a clotting disorder 2.Adolescence(not approved for this age) 3.Overweight 4.Recent pregnancy
Administer Digoxin 0.125 mg. Available: Digoxin elixir, 0.5mg/2mL. How many mL will you administer to the patient
chlorthalidone (Hygroton) chlorothiazide (Diuril) hydrochlorothiazide (Hydrodiuril, Microzide) spironolactone (Aldactone) Name of Drug (Generic/Brand): Classification: Use for this client: Action …
Which of the following liquid dosage forms requires a sterile formulation? a) Eye drops b) Spray applied to skin c) Shampoo d) Oral syrup
What is the GAVI Procurement Model? Please explain in details.
What problem did you identifiedduring the medication reconciliation for Danielle young bear
describe the communication process and identify factors that influence communication
What are the similarities between aspirin and ibuprofen?
describe the process the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration undertakes when classifying a drug under a particular schedule and describe the requirements of each of the five schedules. the 8 factors?…
- For the following intravenous doses how long does it take for the initial plasma drug concentration to fall by half (half-life)? (Note: you can read cursor x,y coordinates that represent time and c…
help me have some input in my chapter 2 in REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES of my thesis I don’t know how to start my thesis tittle is Perceptions, Challenges, and Barriers of BS Pharmacy St…
Directions: Answer scenario Scenario II: A mother want’s a nasal spray recommendation for her 10 month old son. He has a stuffy nose. Choose an OTC medication or product that the pharmacist will recom…
What role does glutamate toxicity have in mental health.
Listen A disorder characterized by nflammation and infection of the vagin*l mucosa is known as O vaginosis. O chlamydia. O gonorrhea. O syphilis. Question 26 (2 points) Saved ) Listen Which diuretic p…
Rick is a 44 y.o. old male who comes to the clinic with a complaint of allergies and asthma. He has had mild intermittent asthma for years that is triggered by allergies and respiratory infections. Th…
What are the key nursing implementation considerations for a patient receiving nonselective adrenergic blocking agents?
Calculate how many tablets forone (1) dosefor each of the prescriptions below: Order: kolonopin 0.25 mg t.I.d
Understanding family structure and style is essential to patient and family care. Conducting a family interview and needs assessment gathers information to identify strengths, as well as potential bar…
If you can please explain how you got the answer and please include plot (graph) 2. The following values of ligand binding to adrenergic receptor were obtained after incubation of skeletal muscle cell…
Please i need help with this: Please i need a Medication Active Learning Template that contains 1.Medication – Medication Type 2.Category Class – Drug Class 3.Expected Pharmaco…
to deliver now many munro 2. A patient is receiving IV fluids at 166 mL/hr via infusion pump What will the patient’s 24 hour IV fluid intake be? 3. A patient prescribed Vitamin 8 12 9 25 me IM weskul…
Beta-adrenoceptors play an active role in heart and vascular smooth muscle function. Outline the molecular structure and signalling mechanism of beta-adrenoceptors in the heart. Briefly explain wh…
Acetic Acid (33 percent) BP contains 33.3% w/w acetic acid and has a weight /ml of 1.044g/ml. How many L of Acetic Acid (33 percent) BP ( to one decimal place ) can be prepared from 475g of glacial …
Analyse how patient issues and drug features affect medication selection? please list resources used
Name 3 primary monoaimines and describe hoe reuptake inhibition can increase their impact at the synaptic level
A nurse is preparing to administer Cefepime 1 gram IV bolus.The nurse reconstitute Cefepime 500 mg vial with 2.8mL sterile water for injection to yield 500mg/1.5mL. How many mL should the nurse …
. Drugs A and B have the same mechanism of action. Five milligrams of drug A produces the same drop in blood pressure as five hundred milligrams of drug B. What pharmacological characteristic best des…
What are some common medications used to treat bacterial infections?
tututoring help is needed with study assignment questions 1. These antimicrobials are banned for use in food producing animals. 2. These antimicrobials have the potential for causing death in human be…
Due to the adverse effect profile of second generation antipsychotics, patients taking them should have all the following monitored regularly except: Fasting blood sugar Body mass index Fractionated l…
- Compare and contrast the flocculated and deflocculated suspensions? b. Describe the common parenteral routes of drug administration? c.In vitro dissolution rate studies on drug products are usefu…
answer these questions 1- a 40 year old female started Synthroid 100 mcg 3 months ago. the most recent TSH results was 1.4 (normal range 0.4-4.2). you suspect her dose will be: a) increased to Synthro…
The aim of this assessment is to provide you with an opportunity todemonstrate your critical thinking skills, your capacity to differentiate a normal from abnormal patient presentation and to identi…
___________Order: Medication X 50,000 U po Available:Medication X 200,000 U/5mL.How many mL will be given?
Nitroglycerin sublingual tablets come in a 1/200 gr tablet. What is the mg equivalent? Please show breakdown.
In pharmacogenomics, what is the ultra rapid metabolizers of drugs?
Which of the following is not a side effect of the cholinoreceptor blocker (Atropine)? A. Increased pulse B. Urinary retention C. Constip…
Mrs. B is a 55-year-old, white, female Source: Self, reliable source Subjective: Chief complaint: “I have acid reflux.” HPI: Patient states she has been having burning in her chest over t…
- Mrs. Susan Parks, a 45 y.o. African American female, comes in to see you about her HTN.Her BP has been running over 160/90mmHg for the past month.Since her life style changes are not …
CASE 1 Should Mary be a co-author and/or co-inventor? You have had a radical idea regarding how to get eukaryotic cells to take up DNA fragments much more efficiently than was previously possible. You…
Describe the structure and function of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) in molecular inheritance?
The solvent for the extraction of a vegetable drug is 70% alcohol. In what proportion may 95%, 60%, and 50% alcohol be mixed to prepare solvent of the desired concentration?
Reverse transcriptase inhibitor drugs target the following step of HIV replication: A.Translation of mRNA into HIV glycoprotein B.Fusion of HIV virus with host cell membrane C.Incorporation of…
pkease help me answer my assignment. Calculate the amount required for the following mixtures .. Brompton’s co*cktail Morphine Sulphate 4.5 g Cocaine Hydrochloride 3.0 g Brandy 1.2 L Honey 1.2 kg Water…
Ejercicios de Practicas Sistema Casero Complete lo siguiente Resuelva los siguientes calculos de conversion utilizando como evidencea la formula de analisis dimensional, cambie las siguientes unidades…
Who should be in control of regulating the use of antibiotics, if anyone and why?
Which receptor subtype(s) mediate(s) relaxation of bronchial smooth muscle? Why ? Answer based on the data presented above. (Figure 3 and the Table 1). Explain your answer.
What are the two most common types of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).What are some similarities and differences in these two types of COPD?What are a few risk factors for developing …
Define psychotherapeutic agents. Briefly describe conditions that psychotherapeutic agents are used to treat. (1 learning objectives).2. Why are older adults more at risk for adverse effects of psycho…
help asap. Statin [ Choose ] thrush (oral candidiasis) black stools Iron (ferrous) tablets reflex tachycardia blue/grey skin discolouration dry cough Inhaled corticosteroids facial flushing drowsiness…
Please be concise , no copy paste from google . Dopamine-associated drugs are used in the treatment of schizophrenia and Parkinson’s disease . For these two disorders, discuss the presentation, anatom…
- A specific aspect of the treatment of thermal injuries is: a. chemical burns require the immediate removal of clothing. b. patients who sustain thermal injury are at lower risk for hypothermia. C…
Please select the correct answer(s) This patient has a new prescription for allopurinol to prevent gout. Please, review his medical profile below. Which medication(s) does he take that may interact wi…
Matching type Match the following drugs with their pharmacologic classification (Column A), type of receptor interaction (Column B), and nature of drug mechanism (Column C). Choices: refer to pi…
Please answer the following questions. The choose of answer I provided thank you so much A physician orders codeine gr 1/2 PO every 4 hours as needed. Codeine 15 mg per 5 mL was sent to the floor. The…
Name 2 parameters on which pharmacological classification of drugs is based upon.
Discuss ways to promote an optimal response to therapy, how to manage common adverse anticoagulant, antiplatelet and thrombolytic drugs
4) A 2-month-old infant is at the pediatrician office to receive routine vaccinations. The mother is worried about the safety of the vaccines and wants all of the vaccines to be given separately. What…
tutoring help is needed with fill in the blanks assignment questions for pharmacology/corticosteroids and Nsaids. 1. The cardinal signs of inflammation are and 2. When trauma occurs to a cell membrane…
CASE 2: A 36-year-old Nigerian Hausa man who had undergone an appendicectomy was referred to our neurology unit with tremor at rest and bradykinesia. The surgery had been uneventful, and our patient h…
PLEASE I need help with this assignment, thanks and all answers need to be completed. Requirements • For this assessment you get to go out into the field and interview a Medical Assistant either in-…
please help me D Question 21 1 pts The main effect of the benzodiazepine inverse agonist RO-15-4513 on human emotion is: o depression o anxiolysis o Nada/nothing/zilch o anxiety/panic D Question 22 1 …
As effective as antipsychotic medications can be, they can also have serious side effects. Identify potential side effects associated with antipsychotic medications (both first and second generation a…
- Pick one pair of drug names that get confused (place both drug names in the subject line). I picked the drug names ( Adderall and Inderal) 2. Research each drug. Tell us the active ingredients of b…
calculate in mL/h. What new rate of flow in milliliters per hour is needed if an order is written for 250 mL of red blood cells to be infused over 3 hours, and after 1 hour, 175 mL remain in the bag? …
Question 1 of 20 A female client relates that she is taking diazepam for a muscle relaxant and modafinil for treatment of narcolepsy. Additionally, she informs you that she takes a contraceptive. As p…
WQ—7. Describe the primary process principals of a typical pharmaceutical tableting operation. List three (3) critical parameters that must be controlled. .ii – ‘ . .. . a: :. a t’" – t: :…
- A COPD patient who had been stable on his regiment of a short acting beta2 agonist and a long acting beta2 agonist has been having repeated exacerbations. Which of the following will you include w…
Which finding would you NOT expect to see in a patient with CHF? Cardiomegaly Leg edema Cough Severe chest pain
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True or false, only c2 medications are found in the narcotic room of the hospital.
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57.) Which of the following is the trade name for dipyridamole? A.) Persantine. B.) Aldomet. C.) Mucomyst. D.) Antabuse.
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Q15) What is the function of Glucose-6 phosphate transporter within human body. (300 word answer required) (basically what the glucose-6 transporter does and how does it do it).
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A client with rheumatoid arthritis is receiving a prescription for minocycline (Minocin). Which side effect is most important for the nurse to instruct the client to report? Ans. Loss of balance and d…
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A provider orders pentamidine 3 mg/kg, IV, once daily. The patient weighs 84 kg. The pharmacy provides pentamidine in a vial that contains 150 mg/mL after dilution. Calculate the volume of medication …
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A 26 year old man with a history of depression has been taking fluoxetine 40mg/day for 12 weeks with no response. The patient has no other comorbid medical or psychiatric conditions and has only trial…
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Q1: James, a 20-year old male college student, presents to the University Health Centre complaining of a severe sore throat and mild flu-like symptoms.A rapid Strep test comes back positive for …
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What information SHOULD the advertisers tell potential consumers about the drug lamisil?
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Routes of administration of Tamsulosin, special considerations of Tamsulosin, common nursing intervention of Tamsulosin and common side/adverse effects
The client tells the nurse that his sister will be calling the nurse station to ask about his medications.Which response by the client would indicate an understanding of confidentiality? “as long as m…
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answer and explanation Assignment – Administering Medication Denise was working with Mrs. Cheng in the examination room 2. She was about to prepare a flu vaccination ordered by Dr. McWalter when sh…
Discuss the basic principles of pharmacology in terms of the 4 stages of the drug cycle, physiological factors involved in drug absorption and drug distribution.
What are the similarities and differences in Dendrotoxin and Coumadin (warfarin) toxicity relative to both the nervous and cardiac systems?
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Giving examples, identify molecular mechanisms through which neuronal communication can be manipulated pharmacologically at the axonal and synaptic levels.
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A 50 year old male with a long history of heavy drinking has been referred to your nutrition clinic. Four months ago another physician told him he had an ulcer. He still has abdominal pain, but now he…
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tutoring help is needed with the fill in the blank questions for pharmacology 28. butofice are used in the treatment of chronic and both acute and chronic 29. Beta adrenergic antagonists such as are u…
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Describe the role of dopamine agonists in the treatment of parkinsons disease
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A nurse is preparing to administer levothyroxine 100 mcg PO to a client who has hypothyroidism. Available is levothyroxine 50 mcg tablets. How many tablets should the nurse administer?
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give a depth response pls, I really want to understand each as best as possible. Identify the major drug classes used to manage patients with HF Discuss what purpose the different drug classes serve (…
Select all of the following that are part of a Phase 3 Clinical Trial. How the drug may affect a special population of people who may take the drug Possible long term adverse events Possible long term…
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Ms. James is a 50 year old who presents to the clinic complaining of panic attacks. The primary health care provider has prescribed alprazolam (Xanax) 0.5 mg orally t.i.d. a. What important nervous sy…
48) Opioid receptor antagoni st administration should be avoided in pregnancy unless absolutely needed, because death of the fetus could result from A) Vasodilation B) Narcotic Withdrawal C) Malnutrit…
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The physician orders penicillin VK 500,000 units IM for a patient. Your facility has 1,000,000 units/ 1 mL on hand. Your trainee has drawn up 1.5 mL
Question Seven . Compare and contrast 2 different types of hypersensitivity including symptoms, cells and pathways involved and treatment. 4 +4 = 8 marks
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If Sam weighs 154#, and he needs a 5mg/kg Aminophylline bolus, How many mg does he need?
What is a drug that bind with receptor to prevent the action of an agonist?
Codeine undergoes which type of phase I metabolism reaction?Group of answer choices Oxidation Epoxidation Dealkylation Reduction Dehalogenation Hydrolysis Tylenol undergoes which type of phase II m…
A client calls the clinic and states that she forgot to take her oral contraceptives for the past two days. Which instruction is best for the nurse to provide to this client? A.Take 2 pills …
You diagnose Emily with polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) and decide to prescribe drospirenone-ethinyl-estradiol as a way to control both the PCOS symptoms, as well as to act as an oral contraceptive…
what i have learned and what i can do. What 1 Have Learned List the differences and similarities between prescription and over-the- counter (OTC) medicines. Next. list what both types of medicines hav…
Draw 2 receptor binding diagrams (1 linear, 1 semi-log) of an agonist (A) with a K A of 5mM. (Correctly label the y-axis and identify B max ) (10pts) Draw another 3 receptor binding …
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All of the NSAIDs except aspirin can reduce blood flow to which organ?
You need to administer IV piperacillin sodium/tazobactam sodium (Zosyn) 3.375 g in 50 mL D5W to run over 20 minutes. How many drops per minute do you set if the IV tubing has a drop factor of 15? Your…
Order: Tylenol 650 mg via nagogastric tube q4h prn temperature >101.5. Available: Tylenol elixir 160 mg/5mL. How many mL will be administered per dose?
Explain the biological rationale for using SSRIs to treat PTSD.
Why would I give valium versus Xanax? for a patient after an MI for sleep
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Outline the process of pharmaco*kinetics as it applies to contrast media?
Hello can you pls help me to answer my pharm lab case studies questions -what is the goal of cancer chemotherapy? -why are antineoplastic agents often given in combination? -what are the key points th…
As healthcare providers, how can we objectively monitor and ensure the maximum beneficial effects of theophylline?
A 2 g vial has a powder volume of 1.3. You need to dilute the powder to a concentration of 150 mg/mL. How many milliliters of diluent must be added? a. 1.3 ml b.11.3 ml c. 12 ml d. 13.33 ml A formula …
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Please have reference sources within the last 5 years, so I have recent tutoring information. 55 y.o moderate obese hispanic female BMI 29. + for glucose in urine fasting blood g…
Describe the benefits and detriments of using the class of medications Xanax is in and potential for impact on the client. Provide an analysis of the pharmacodynamics and pharmaco*kinetics of the a…
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Regarding genetic variants that alter drug metabolism. Which of the following statements is true? All the statements are true Drugs with a narrow therapeutic index, small increases in drug levels can …
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- The physician has ordered amoxicillin 0.1 g p.o. q8h. Drug available is amoxicillin oral suspension, 200 mg/5mL. How many ml will the patient receive in 24 hours?
IV Math Assignment 6. Physicians Order: gentamycin 60 mg IM Available: gentamycin 40 mg per mL How many mls are required? (1 mark) 7. Physicians Order: 1000 mL D5W with 5mEq KCI IV @ 100 cc per hour. …
Choose ONE of the prototypes from this week and develop a concept map or drug card. Include two questions a client should be able to answer correctly after education. Prototypes for the week Albute…
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divina drank 2 and 1/2 cups of water then 1 and 1/4 cups of milk and 1 cup of juice how many cups did divina drink?
What are the causes for Reproductive disease or disorders, and the nursing interventions?
Acidic urine augments the antibacterial action of the following drug? A Gentamicin. B Sulfadiazine. C Cotrimoxazole. D Nitro-furantoin.
If 25 ml of a drug is mixed with 300 ml of syrup, for a total of 325 ml, what is the resultant percentage strength? Group of answer choices 11.7 % 8.3 % 7.7 % 15.9 %
The patient also asks you to describe how this medication works in her kidney and if she should be more worried about its use. Discuss the mechanism of action of diuretics Discuss how?…
Rx Sol. Homatropine hydrochloride 1% 15 Make solution isotonic with boric acid Sig: for the eyes How many grams of boric acid should be used in compounding the prescription? The answer is .211grams of…
A 56-year-old man with a known case of hypertension and chronic kidney disease presents to the ER with urine albumin excretion of 45mg for the last 24 hours. He was started with a low dose ACE inhibit…
what is the prescription for a child weighing 50 lbsfor amoxicillin suspension for acute otitis media (AOM). The dosage 90mg/kg/day in 2 divided doses maximum 2000 mg/day for 10 days.
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You have received an order from the physician to give 0.5 mg of digoxin po. The pharmacy has 500 mcg tablets available. How many tablets will your give per dose?
Haemophilus influenzae B vaccine (HIB) has been useful in preventing all of the following EXCEPT. A.Learning disabilities caused by H. influenzae B.Otitis media caused by H. influenzae C.Meningi…
What is meant by the onset of action, peak of action, duration of action of medications?
Is medication a requirement in the treatment of OCD, or would exposure and response prevention (ERP) be equally as effective? I was asked to reword this question but I don’t know how to, I literally m…
A child ingests a parent’s aspirin tablets, and the prescriber orders sodium bicarbonate to block the toxic effects of the asprin. The nurse caring for this patient knows that sodium bicarbonate is ef…
Please help me! Alzheimer’s is a cause of dementia. Symptoms usually start at the age of 60 but can be sooner -Define Alzheimer and its symptoms -How is it treated? Include medication; as well as nutr…
ACTIVE LEARNING TEMPLATE: Medication STUDENT NAME MEDICATION Tetracycline Doxycyclines CATEGORY CLASS. REVIEW MODULE CHAPTER PURPOSE OF MEDICATION Expected Pharmacological Action Therapeutic Use Compl…
what kind of materials used in Sustained release tablets which make them able to become Sustained release tablet?
I need to explain in my own words this- -> “Discuss the pathopharmacology of infectious integumentary” 2 paragraphs
Name three reasons why you should choose to apply a medication IV instead of enterally
Discuss the importance of experimental control, placebo controls, and the three-group design. Discuss research designs used with animals to assess reinforcement properties of drugs – abuse liabil…
A pregnant patient in active labor is admitted to the emergency department. A toxicology screen and a physical assessment reveal that the patient is an active heroin addict. The nurse who cares for th…
Marcus works as a pharmacy technician at washburn’s Pharmacy, which is well-known locally for its excellent customer service. A customer asks Marcus which vitamins she should take for a cold. What sho…
Using the co*ckcroft-Gault equation, calculate creatinine clearance for the following patient: 70 year old female, 5’6″ tall, 150 lb, SCr = 1.2 mg/dL. Round your answer to the nearest 1 mL/min.
Discuss mechanisms of action and therapeutic application of antibacterial agents that interfere with bacterial cell wall synthesis. Discuss the mechanisms of action and therapeutic application of anti…
La dosis recomendada de raíz de Valeriana es de 50 a 250 mg antes de acostarse. Está disponible como 25 mg/tableta. Cuantos comprimidos deberá tomar el paciente para alcanzar una dosis de 225 mg? a…
Case 1 The doctor has prescribed use of a chemical ice pack for a 62-year-old patient with a sprained ankle. After the ice pack has been on the ankle for 15 minutes, the patient complains of increased…
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Quality Assurance Question Part A: In a pharmaceutical manufacturing sector, Quality System is the central control, which oversees GMP and Non-GMP activities within establishment. For Production qu…
A 33 year old male presents to the ER with complaints of abdominal pain in the epigastric region.He says that the pain has been becoming increasingly worse over the past months.He describes the pa…
The health care provider prescribes a continuous heparin infusion at 18 units/kg/hr for a client who has a pulmonary embolus and weighs 198 lb.The infusion bag contains 25,000 units of heparin in 50…
- A client who is receiving pregabalin (Lyrica) for fibromyalgia complains of tremors in the hands. What action should the nurse implement. A. Notify the healthcare provider. B. Obtain orthostatic …
How can cannabis lead to the development of psychotic symptoms which could later on be diagnosed as schizophrenia ?
1- Why are SSRIs preferred to benzodiazepines for the treatment of anxiety? 2- How does Zolpidem work to induce sleep? Should this medication be used long term? 3- Is melatonin safe to use long term f…
May 28 at 3:08pm Question 5 1 pts A patient presents to the emergency department after accidentally taking too much prescribed warfarin. The patient’s heart rate is 78 beats/minute and the blood press…
I need help please in this question …………… 5.. from ground level It lands on a structure or building whole height is Isgem Just before impast with the top of the structure on building the obj…
the physician orders a low dose of narcotic to relieve the pain of a patient with deep partial- thickness burns. The nurse recognizes that the preferred mode of administration is:
Parathion has which one of the following characteristics? A: It is inactivated by conversion to paraoxon B: It is less toxic to human than malathion C: It is poorly absorbed through skin and lungs D: …
What is the total number of inactive ingredients in the formulations? List all of the inactive ingredients (i.e. the excipients). Select any four excipients and explain their probable role in the mo…
An 8 year old is diagnosed with streptococcal pharyngitis (strep throat).She is prescribed amoxicillin 250 mg 3 times a day for 10 days. 1.What important information should the nurse obtain …
What is the MAIN function of sodium stearate in Glycerin suppository, and the other dosage form of glycerin inserted rectally? B. Materials required: a. Glycerin 20 g b. Stearic acid 1.6g c. 2M So…
A physician orders 60 grams of 2.5% hydrocortisone (HC) cream. The stock medication on hand is 20% hydrocortisone cream. How many grams of 20% HC will be needed? AND How many grams of compounding ba…
Compute the amount of medication that will be given to administer one dose of the following medication orders.Round all parenteral administration orders that are over 1 mL to one decimal place.Rou…
Describe the potential risks of the following: Over-the-counter drugs Dietary supplements Add citation not older than 10 years from this year. This discussion question meets the following NASAC Standa…
Label (draw and fill in the necessary information) (5 mark) Acceptance criteria for final product: (2 marks)
describe the therapeutic action of each anticoagulant medication ( heparin, aspirin and alteplase) related to the prevention and destruction of a blood clot.
Do TCAs and SNRIs have the same mechanism of action?
A One-Page Memo to the Ministry of Health, Zachistan, summarizing clearly the case for the new treatment policy.
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Based on the lab results above, explain what this patient is diagnosed with hyperlipidemia and why they are more at risk of heart disease.
How do phosphodiesterase inhibitors like Theophylline work?
Please help me with this solving. 52. Calculate the quantities of the individual ingredients given the formula and mitte quantity. (4 marks) Nipple ointment Miconazole powder 0.6g Ibuprofen powder 0.6…
Your 50 lb child went to the hospital for an infection diagnosed to be a case of tonsillitis. The physician orders Amoxil 500 mg oral every 6 hours for tonsillitis. How much diluent will be added to t…
Claudia es una primigrávida de 21 semanas de gestación,se le diagnostica hipertensión por embarazo. El personal de enfermería reconoce que ordenar un medicamento a una mujer embarazada se debe eva…
- Ordered: Potassium Chloride elixir 15 mEq PO daily. Available: Potassium Chloride elixir 40 mEq/ 15 mL SDR: 15-40 mEq per day What is the amount of mL you would administer to the patient (near…
Individual Assignment Objectives 1. Understand rational drug discovery and explain the steps using a real-world example. Directions In Module 1, Week 3, we were introduced to rational and irrational d…
A patient develops diarrhea secondary to antibiotic therapy. He is to recieve two talbets of diphenoxylate hcl with atropine sulfate orally as needed for loose stools. the nurse should inform the him …
Viroptic I1G AE Q2H while awake (max 9 gtts/day) PEG-Intron1 mcg/kg once a week Question a. If the patient weights 175 lbs, how much peginterferon will the patient receiver per dose? b. what is the si…
Q: A 40-year-old man was prescribed a course of cloxacillin when he developed a chest infection. 2 days later, he visited a nearby pharmacy as the family clinic is closed. He told the pharmacist that …
A 60 year old male (height 177.8 cm wt, 108.8 kg SCr = 1.5mg/dL) is admitted from the emergency department with cellulitis resulting in left facial swelling. Culture results show methicillin-resistant…
Explain how medicines management plans are used to identify patient issues? please list resources used
A patient presents at the clinic with sis of Guillain-Barre Syndrome, which vaccine may be associated with this condition?
Mr. R is a 74 y.o. man being seen in the Acute Care Community Clinic. He is diagnosed with pneumonia and the physician orders a STAT dosage of Cefepime to be given in the clinic before he is admitted …
Why was hydrochlorothiazide prescribed for GG? Explain the effects of hydrochlorothiazide on blood pressure?
Task 1. A medical researcher wanted to investigate the effect of different pain medications on people suffering from migraine headaches. Twenty-one people who had recently seen a doctor for migraine…
Question 1 Select all that apply. Lorazepam (Ativan) can be appropriately used for all of the following: Insomnia Anxiety Depression Alcohol withdrawal None of the choices Question 2 Select all that a…
The opening of voltage-gated Ca 2+ channels at the nerve terminal: Select one: A. enhances depolarisation, which then triggers the release of neurotransmitter B. allows an influx of Ca 2+ ions…
Drug safety is determined by balancing the seriousness of the against the benefit of the .
Factors That Affect Junior High School Students Academic Performance in The New Normal Setting Education.
What are the signs/symptoms of an anaphylactic reaction?
What are teaching points with common potential side effects for Acetaminophen, Ibuprofen, Chondroitin Sulfate 500 mg, and Glucosamine 635 mg used for OA?
Choose a medication used for pain or anesthesia and detail it for your class.
can you please explain the difference between pharmaco*kinetics and pharmacodynamics?
Select a drug from one of these classes (synthetic cathinones, synthetic cannabinoids or fentanyl analogues) to conduct research on. In approximately 500 words, provide abrief review of the drug inc…
The original substrate is on the left and the substrate on the right is a drug. at. Which substrate binds most strongly to the active site? And How do you know ?
Drinking a glass of wine a day has a number of health benefits, particularly on the cardiovascular system. However, even at this low dose, ethanol interacts with MANY drugs both pharm…
The client with HIV is taking antiviral medications.. The client with HIV is taking antiviral medications. The client frequently experiences anorexia, nausea, and vomiting. What can the nurse do to he…
A 74 year old gentleman presents to your office with a 20 year history of depression. He is accompanied by his wife of 50 years. His family is concerned because he has begun to exclude himself from ro…
A prescription calls for 120 mL of 10% codeine solution. Your stock solution of codeine is 50% strength. How much stock solution will you use to formulate this medication?
what is the impact of cirrhosis of the liver on drug levels and dosing?
Why do we have an opioid epidemic in the US, and what should be done about it?
- A patient on 5-FU calls the clinic and reports that he has between five and seven loose bowel movements daily. The nurse will instruct the patient to A. avoid grapefruit and grapefruit juice…
calculation questions. 2) An IV piggybag (IVPB) of 10,000 units/ 100 mL is to be given over 45 minutes. The pump should programmed to deliver ml/ hr. (round to the nearest whole number)
What are the clinical indications for the use of statin drugs?
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drug name Levothyroxine. or absolute contraindications? Any special considerations for special populations? What types of patients have you seen that have taken this medication? Think about why they w…
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Calculate the patient’s intake. At breakfast, the patient drank 2 cups of coffee and an 8 oz. glass of orange juice. At lunch, she drank 12 oz. of chicken broth and 8 oz. of diet soda.What is the pa…
Please select the correct answer(s) This patient read an article in a newspaper on the detrimental effect of angiotensin II. He wonders if he takes any medication that the prevent the effect/ formatio…
what is the drugs contraindications,and provide patient teaching, on Sympathetic Nervous System
What is the best way to describe the Pharmacological Management of GERD using Proton Pump Inhibitors? How do they work on the body eliciting their response?
A patient who has recently started pharmacological intervention for hypertension is experiencing the physiological effects depicted on the mannequin. This patient has most likely been taking?
Can expect alopecia from all types of chemotherapy? Why or why not?
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Pharmacology. This is a graded discussion: 7 points possible Pharmacology Review #3 Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death in the United States. As such, many drugs that you will administ…
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tutoring help is needed with pharmacology/ veterinary nursing assignment. Matching Column A with Column B some responses may be used more than once.. Column A Column B 1. Dolasetron and ondansetron A….
Which findings should the nurse identify in an adult client with possible chronic salicylate intoxication? A.Tinnitus and hearing loss. Correct B.Photosensitivity and nervousness. …
Parte I: Completa la siguiente tabla relacionada al proceso de enfermeria en la administracion de medicamentos. Instrucciones: Lee los capitulos 2 y 5 del libro de texto y los otros recursos de aprend…
which disease would you choose to share information about without stating the name of the disease? using only this information Signs and symptoms Organ or hormones affected (if possible) Diagnostic op…
Mr. Alvin Jones, a 65 y.o., came in and saw you for mild breathing difficulties and rhonchi that clear with cough. He has been diagnosed with COPD and using a SABA once a day prn. He has 35 years of s…
Practice Problem Make the following solution isotonic with respect to an ideal membrane. (see Table 8-4) Rx Epinephrine hydrochloride 0.5% Zinc Sulfate 0.3% Sterilized distilled water qs to make 30.0 …
Identify 4 factors with an example of each, which could lead to failure of an antimicrobial regieme
- The physician has ordered Neupogen 690 mcg SQ QD. The medication is supplied as 300 mcg/mL. How many ml will you administer? 1. The physician has ordered Lanoxin elixir 90 mcg p.o. daily. The avai…
How are opiates and synthetic opioids fundamentally different from endogenous opioids? 1 They activate inhibitory G proteins 2 They induce analgesia 3 They block the afferent neural pathway 4 They …
What is the treatment plan for hypertensive urgency ? What is the all contraindications of beta blockers?
Hi, need assistance with this question! Q1) Compare and contrast the immune response to a bacterial versus viral infection.include antigen, antigen processing/location, antigen presentation, activat…
what effect does blood doping have on long-distance running.
Case Study Mr. Matt Matlock is a 58-year-old successful businessman who is president and sole owner of a large telecommunications company located in a metropolitan area. He has given the last 20 years…
Question 53 (1 point) Which controlled substance schedule dictates that a medication in this category may only be delivered as a written prescription in most cases? Schedule III Schedule II Schedule …
Your 60-year-old, 170-pound patient is being treated for an MRSA bloodstream infection and is receiving vancomycin and has now developed C. diff diarrhea. His current SCr is 1.6 mg/dL. Today, on r…
Antidiabetic (Antihyperglycemic) Drugs Mrs. Green, a 49-year-old homemaker, is 150.5 cm tall and weighs 82 Kg. During a routine physical, laboratory studies indicate an elevated BG level of 13.2 mm…
please fast answer without explain 12.What adverse effects are associated with Amphotericin B? a. Allergic reactions and Reversible renal impairment on accumulation and Hepatotoxicity b. Allergic …
Discuss the goals and challenges of treatment for anxiety. Give examples of 2 drugs that can be used, including dosages, side effects, and possible interactions.
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What are the most commonly prescribed NSAIDs for Osteoarthritis? Specifically is Ibuprofen prescribed more commonly than Celebrex?
Answer the ff. Reference: Katzung, B. G. (2004). Basic & clinical pharmacology. New York: Lange Medical Books/McGraw Hill.. 1. Checkboxes Check all that applies. 1. Medications that can cause pr…
What are vulnerabilities that the cardiac and nervous system both share and don’t share? (looking at neurotoxic and cardiotoxic compounds in Pharmacology and Toxicology)
The patient has an order to recieve an antacid 6.5mg q4h prn heartburn. The medication is available as 10mg/5ml. How many ml can the patient take in a 24 hour period?
NUR 309: Case Study 1:Safe Medication Administration: Drug Administration Safety and Quality: Essential II.6, SLO 1, 4 Scenario 1: While preparing to give medications, a nursing student checks the…
A patient needs to receive 50 mL of Claforan (cefotaxime) IV over 30 minutes with a drop factor of 60 gtt/mL. Calculate how many drops per minute are required so that all 50 mL is infused over 30 minu…
What plants contains these specific chemical substances? What are their uses ad any notable information regarding it?
How do you use the method from US Pharmacopeia to calculate the limit for chloride in Aspirin.
pharmaceutical. 1- how can you prepare 100 ml of 1% wiv sodium chloride solution as an isotonic solution? 2- how can you prepare 100 ml of 1% wiv boric acid solution as an isotonic solution?
Pharmacology A nurse in a provider’s office is assessing a client who has hypothyroidism and has been taking levothyroxine for 2 months. Which of the following statements by the client indicates a the…
Order tegretol 50 mg po quid for seizures. How many tablets will you give? The Upjohn CO Kalamazoo , MI Caution: Federal law 4.900 1 , USA prohibits dispensing without prescription . Courtesy of the U…
Question 25 (1 point) Listen A physician desires that a patient receive Humulin 70/30 60 units so daily. Available: Humulin 70/30 100 units/ml 10 ml vial. How many packages of insulin syringes will be…
how many trazodone pill would be dispensed if Patricia would get only a 15-days supply filled? What is the sig for fluoxetine? What is the classification of the drug used for insomnia? How long will t…
Cefazolin for Injection, USP 500 mg How much cefazolin sodium (in g) is in the vial? Ans: _______ How much sodium (in mg) is present in the vial? Ans: _______ How many equivalents of sodium are in the…
#43. Question 43 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question Which statement regarding adenosine is true? Select one: O a. Use of methylxanthines increases a patient’s sensitivity to adenosine. …
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The order is to give a medication syrup 0.25 g po qid . The medication is available as 250mg/5ml . How many tsps will be given for each dose ?
What would be some of the suggested treatments for these infectious conditions like a very bad cold or flu?
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I need help with this questions in pharmacology Adrenaline enhances the effects of local anaesthetics BECAUSE adrenaline activates both a- and B-adrenoceptors on vascular smooth muscle Select one: the…
i am doing a speech presentation therefore the speech needs to be 5 minute in length. 1)Explain the process of affinity maturation and how high affinity B cells are selected.
Diet and exercise alone may not lower a patient risk for having high cholesterol . Select the medication
3.a. Considering the patient’s presentation, what nonpharmacologic alternatives are available to treat his PUD?
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does increasing in cAMP inhibits mTOR and muscle growth?
Drug A has an EC50 of 10 nM and a maximum effect of 95%. Drug B has an EC50 of 75 nM and a maximum effect of 100%. Drug C has an EC50 of 190 nM and a maximum effect of 34%. Which of the following is c…
Critically analyse the differences in the pharmaco*kinetic behaviour of digoxin when delivered as an oral tablet, oral syrup and IV injection.
What nursing actions should the nurse take to administer medications safely? Watch the video and record your response to the question using one of the following recording options.
Module 05 Discussion – Elective Surgery Why is surgical integrity important when dealing with patient care?
Why do people concern themselves with the adverse and toxic effects of drugs? Mention some side effects that can be used as a benefit to the patient?with reference
why are SSRIs first-line treatment in anxiety disorders?
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Create ONE scenario/story, which portrays a pharmacist who did not abide by ALL of the following Pharmacy Code of Ethics statements 1.3, 2.1, 4.1 and 6.1 1.3.A pharmacist shall seek to ensure safe and…
Please must answer all of the questions 91 A 54-year-old woman with severe essential hyperten- sion refractory to treatment switched to a new antihy- pertensive drug 1 month ago. Her blood pressure is…
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In establishing a drug regimen for a patient with a probable diagnosis of hepatitis C who is experiencing diarrhea ,nausea and vomiting how do the following medications influence these symptoms and di…
A 2 mL vialof midazolam HCL injection contains 10 mg (5mg/mL).How many mL should be administered to a 154 lb. Patient if a dosage formulation of 0.07 mg/kg is used?
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Define the term ‘dementia’ and provide an example of how you contribute to the management of dementia patients in your area of practice. (If you do not contribute to the care of dementia patients, dis…
Each member of the group takes one of the prototype drugs, aspirin, heparin, urokinase, urokinase, antithemophilic factor and aminocaproic acid. Discuss the similarities and differnces among drugs in …
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A doctor has two patients.For one he prescribes a 500 mg pill every eight hours.The concentration of the drug (in parts per million) in the bloodstream ? hours after ingesting the pill is ?(…
Compound 150 ml of cefazolin oral solution 250 mg/5ml. How many grams of cefaxolin powder are needed? Group of answer choices 15 g 7.5 g 7,500 g 37.5 g
RR is a 48-year-old man comes to your office with a 6 day history of worsening cough productive of green sputum. He has had fever and chills.He complains of pain in the right mid-back with deep brea…
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ORBUND – Einstein E Luciana Gonzalez: Valery Juste attending EHR History Physic During your review of the EHR, which of the findings did you judge as key? O Leukocytesis. O Low hemoglobin. O Bacterium…
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A 38 yo male with a right fractured femur, and knee, post op day 1. Orders are enoxaparin (Lovenox) 30 mg subcutaneous (SQ or Sub Cut) q 12 hours x 10 days. There are other orders but for now we w…
please help with this quetsion 14 The withdrawal symptoms of the indolamine- or catecholamine-like hallucinogens are vocalizations, grinding of the teeth, and constipation. …
As the patient’s digoxin level reaches a therapeutic range, how does the heart rate respond?
What are the advantages and disadvantages of the various methods of drug administration. Once a drug has been absorbed, what factors influence how long it takes to reach its site of action/is eliminat…
The iPledge Program of 2006 mandates a drug known as its generic name and its trade/brand name
Reflect on the content on Pharmacy Associations and Professional Organizations using the below questions as a guide, at a minimum: Locate additional resources for the content. Describe what you found….
A nurse will need to teach a plan for a patient receiving Antihistamine. What instructions should the nurse include in the teaching plan for educating such patient?
Why would Sertraline be given for a patient with PTSD?
A common pathology involving the Urinary System is nephrolithiasis. What treatment options, both physical and pharmacologic, are available to treat this condition? Also include the mechanisms of actio…
The following scenario allows you to problem solve as the parent of an adolescent. You discover your 16-year-old daughter has been taking prescription opioids daily for about a year. She broke her lef…
Compare and contrast the beliefs of other cultures concerning non-traditional therapies.
A young mother brings her 6-month-old infant to the emergency department with a 3-day history of fevers, congestion, and increased irritability at night.The nurse practitioner diagnoses an acute oti…
What is the difference between general anesthesia, local anesthesia, and sedation?
The physician’s order is for ampicillin 0.75 p. o. BID. The available drug is ampicillin 250 mg/capsule. How many capsules should be given orally twice a day to provide the appropriate dose?
Order: trimethoprim 120 mg p.o Supply: See label below Give: Bactrim 460 / 80 mg Tablet
Cardiac Medications Identify two (2) examples of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors.List three (3) adverse effects of this class of medication.
questions The nurse is preparing to administer a subcutaneous dose of 15 units of lispro insulin (Humalog) to a client. Choose the proper syringe for this injection.
Hypertension for 10 years Degenerative joint disease for 5 years His medication history includes: Hydrochlorothiazide 50mg/day Atenolol 100mg/day Controlled-delivery diltiazem 180mg/day Glyburide 5mg…
4,8. 4. How many 10 mg tablets should be used to prepare 250 mL of 0.3% My solution? 5. How any 25 mg tablets are used to prepare 5 L of 1:1000 w/V solution? 6. The strength of the prescribed medicati…
How do you balance the risk vs. reward of Alnylams licensing strategy
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A client had an emergency surgery for ruptured appendix. Before the surgery the client was taking dexamenthasone for 3 years. With this client’s history, for which complication will the nurse monitor …
Lab D : CMI 333 OR Chemical Instrumentation Analysis of Data and Discussion Questions ** ATTACH a copy of all analytical results (data and spectra) from the Cary 60 spectrophotometer to your repor…
- Identify and describe THREE ways that Health Care Worker can effectively prevent the spread and development of infections??…
1) The routine medical checkup of a 50-year-old male, asymptomatic, non-smoker business executive with sendentary job and no family history of premature cardiac death has yielded the following finding…
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K.R. is a 30 year old female patient whose father was diagnosed with active TB. KR’s physician recommended that KR take a prophylactic antibiotic for 6 months, and she was placed on rifampin (Rifadi…
A patient asks a nurse why drugs that have been approved by the FDA still have unknown side effects. What will the nurse tell the patient?
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- What is the recommendation related to HAART therapy for HIV-positive pregnant women?
how is the process of passive absorption of drugs that ionize in the gastrointestinal tract rationalized and why does absorption of such drugs occur despite extensive ionization in some cases?
You have a 42-year-old female that presents to your office with respiratory and visual symptoms. She enjoys astronomy, but recently a visual change has made this difficult. She has noticed some diffic…
how is asthma diagnosed and how do you decide on initial therapy?
a nurse is preparing to administer insulin to a client who has diabetes mellitus. The client has a prescription for regular insulin 4 units and NPH insulin 12 units subcutaneous. Identify the steps th…
1) A patient is ordered to receive a Cardizem bolus of 20mg over 2 minutes and start an infusion of 15 mg/hour. The nurse must reconstitute the infusion to be Cardizem 125mg in Sodium Chloride 100mL….
What are the Potential Interaction between therapeutic agents and physical agents? Write it in the form of table.
What are the current trends or issues that are related to methamphetamine?
(Part A). One of your patients is currently taking Ortho-Novum 7/7/7. She is making an appointment to have her third molars extracted. What are the considerations with this patient?(Part B). The ora…
The nurse is caring for a patient who was admitted to the hospital for plastic surgery to repair a facial scar. During the admission process, the patient interrupts the nursing history with the need t…
Metabolism of drug by conjugation to a carboxyl group is an example of a. reduction. b. acidosis. c. synthetic reaction. d. non-synthetic reaction. e. oxidation.
19)These viruses most commonly produce lytic infection of cutaneous and mucosal epithelial tissues primarily in the genital area. Infection of the local lymph nodes can produce lymphogranu…
2 b. What is this drug’s indicated use? c. Can Exalgo formulation be crushed and dissolved to put through a G-tube? Why or why not? d. What is the priority nursing considerations? e. Is this medicatio…
This question is about the drug Rivaroxaban. -onow-up care 1. Provide information regarding when clients should call their doctor for advice (e.g., questions, non-urgent symptoms, unpleasant side effe…
A physician orders 250 mg of amoxicillin liquid q12Hx14 days for otitis media. If you facility carries 500mg/5mL on hand, how many milliliters will you need to administer for each dose?
references. What medications stimulate the SNS? What effect do they have on the body and when would they be used?
Give: Gentamycin 120 mg IV q12h – the nurse is reconstituting this medication Available: Gentamycin 80 mg/2 ml Set and solution: 100 ml bag NSS and a 60 gtt/ml drop factor set Instructions: Infuse ove…
A pile of sand has as bases two rectangles located in parallel planes and trapezoid side faces. Find the volume of the pile, knowing the dimensions a′, b′ of the small base, a, b of the larger bas…
What is the rationale to treat constipation in elderly clients with daily Miralax or Metamucil as opposed to Milk of magnesia every other day?
Ms. Smith, 36 yr. old, is suffering from Type II Diabetes. Her most recent HB A1C is 9.2 and she weights 220 pounds. You are planning on adding a long-acting and meal time insulin to her current regim…
Antitumor antibiotics are different from other antibiotics. Compare and contrast the types of antibiotics. What would you want to include in your patient education about the drugs? Share your thoughts…
A co-worker is concerned about their exposure to estrogenic compounds in drinking water. You decide to calculate the risk to humans using the minimum therapeutic dose for estrogenic compounds, which i…
4 mL active drug in 50 mL of solution What is the percentage v/v ?
1.)What is immunotherapy? Name at least two diseases where immunotherapy has been used successfully as a treatment strategy. 2.) After reading the article, https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/treatmen…
A 65-year-old woman is transported to the ER by EMS with complaints of nagging heartburn and an EKG showing ST segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI). In the field, she was given ASA and pres…
Want summary for my notes, introduction, main body can be many paragraphs up to you and conclusion Pharmacy as a Profession: After graduation: After pre-registration, work in an environme…
Some suspension compounding procedures include the use of a high speed mixer. Why is this useful?
Which counseling points would a nurse provide in a patient teaching regarding the use of an inhaled glucocorticoid for asthma
Explain the influence of drug half-life, peak blood level, and trough of blood level on drug activity
Why is a course in pharmacology necessary for your health career?
All of the following statements below are some of the uses of heparin EXCEPT: Prevention and treatment of atrial fibrillationMaintaining patency of intravenous (IV) cathetersPrevention of thrombus for…
There is a patient who has an acute cough x 3 weeks with green sputum, shortness of breath when riding a bike, temperature 37.6, and Ronchi in the upper lobes. He has an allergy to penicillin. How wou…
The client newly diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes is complaining of dry mouth, extreme thirst, and increased urination. Which action does the nurse anticipate implementing? Question options: Administer …
Please discuss the drug interactions of methotrexate used to treat rheumatoid arthritis. Please include at least 3 drug interactions associated to methotrexate (must be different categories of drug in…
Review the LIRN library, as discussed in lecture. Search through the health/medical group. Please choose any article related to health. After you identify and select an appropriate article in a minimu…
Ms. Welsh is a 25-year-old graduate student with a new diagnosis or gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). The health care provider prescribes ranitidine (Zantac) 150 mg twice daily. 1. What is the p…
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Hello, please help answer these questions PRE-LAB QUESTIONS 1.Compare and contrast acetaminophen and aspirin as pain relievers. 2.Define the term excipient, and give an example of a ma…
prepare a drug card for amoxicillin,cephalexin and azithromycin. Student Name: Client initials: Client Age: Date: Client Diagnosis: Name of Drug (Generic/Brand): Classification: Use for this client: A…
client 75yr old, hypertension, afib, diabetes type 2 and smokes cigarettes Client take Glucotrol 10mg po twice a day Captopril 25mg po twice a day Digoxin 125mcg po daily Coumadin 5mg po daily…
Which of the following statements of clonidine is false?
Rec-1: HPI: Roberta Draper is a 38-year-old woman with type 2 diabetes mellitus who returns to her PMD for a follow-up visit. Her last visit was 3 months ago for a routine physical examination and her…
Pick 1 out of the 2 please.. Assignment 11: Cannabis Possible topics (Pick one and discuss) 1. What are some arguments for the legalization of cannabis for *medical" use? What are some arguments …
Is direct-to-consumer advertisingbeneficialfor patienthealth, society and the healthcare system?
Maria is a 46-year-old woman who presents for her yearly physical examination. Her review of systems is significant for fatigue, constipation and hair loss. Her previous medical history is notable onl…
Naomi is 13 year old child who presents to A and E department of a local hospital in 8 weeks.Onthe first occasion she had slipped from her horse while mounting and sustained minor bruising mainly to t…
- A nurse is caring for the client with a history of mild heart failure who is receiving diltiazem hydrochloride (Cardizem) for hypertension. The nurse would assess the client for:
Case 1 A patient received from the pharmacy a prescription for hyoscyamine sulfate tablets for buccal administration. She telephones the office and asks you if it would be all right to take the medica…
Dopamine IV is ordered at 10 mcg/kg/min for a client that weighs 176 pounds . The pharmacy prepares an IV bag with 400 mg dopamine in 500 mL D5W . Determine the following calculations :
Client received epinephrine for an anaphylactic reaction in the emergency department six hours ago since that time the client has been unable to void what assessment should the nurse perform to determ…
Which of the following factors influenced the development of atypical antipsychotics? Select one: a. more affinity for dopamine receptors b. more affinity to acetylcholine receptors c . better side ef…
1.If 500 mg of drug X is administered intravenously and the plasma concentration is determined to be 25 mg/L just after the dose is given, then volume of distribution 2. If the first 80-mg dose of gen…
1) Explain how the factor you selected might influence the pharmaco*kinetic and pharmacodynamic processes in the patient from the case study you were assigned. (AGE) 2) Describe how changes in the p…
QR is a 35-year-old woman. She has been feeling lethargic for the last few weeks and is requesting medication to help increase her energy level. She is wearing a wool sweater while the outside tempera…
Identify the four leading biologic hypotheses of depression. Discuss each hypothesis in depth. Are any of the hypotheses related? If so, how?
Paragraph Styles 1 . 3 14 5 How should the technician arrange the instruments? ANSWER: 1/16, 3/16, 14, 5/16, 7/16, 1/2 . Questions 2 and 3: A pharmacy technician receives a prescription for 125mcg of …
define infectious disease and its terminology.Explain how infectious diseases are transmitted.
What are the implications of over diagnosing penicillin hypersensitivity? Can this be changed?
RNSG 1301 Math 2 Practice 1. 3tsp = mL 2. 250mg = g 3. 3.5 L= mL 4. 750mcg= mg 5. 80lb= kg
please fast answer without explain 12- Which of the following is caused by Amphotericin B? a. Hypermagnesemia b. Hyperkalemia c. Hypokalemia d. Hyponatremia
Question 7 of 100 What is true of computerized physician order entry? Select all that apply. It provides immediate transmission of orders to the pharmacy. It eliminates the need for the nurse to doubl…
- Order is 500 mg acetaminophen suppository. Available is 0.25 grams suppository cone shaped units. How many suppository cones will be given? 8. Order is 1000 mg gabapentin. Available is gabapentin …
Please answer 3 & 4 , thank you. 3. Diazepam tablets 5mg USP was formulated with a theoretical average weight of 150 mg. 6 a. With 2 % weight loss after compression and actual tablet average weigh…
My question is regarding the ABL inhibitor, Imatinib: How does the mutation of threonine 315 to isoleucine ( T315I mutation) affect the binding of the inhibitor. I understand that there is a loss of a…
- What is it about a full moon that makes people do crazy things and commit crimes? 2. Why are red, yellow, and blue the primary colors in painting but computer screens use red, green, and blue? 3. W…
A prescriber orders transdermal clonidine [Catapres TTS] for a patient with hypertension. What will the nurse teach this patient? a. To change the patch every week. b. That medication given by transde…
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What pharmacologic strategies are available to treat right heart failure? 2. What modifications should be made in Mr. N’s medication regimen to optimize treatmentof his LVF?
True or False 1. The hydroxyl group found in an organic compound is responsible for its basicity. 2. Aromatic hydrocarbons are considered polar and has high affinity to water. 3. Acidic drugs are a cl…
Describe the disease Rheumatoid Arthritis and its etiology. What effects does the disease have on the body? What effects does the disease have on oral health?
How many millilitres of ethanol 63 % (m/m) and how many millilitres of ethanol 10 % (m/m) do you need to prepare 1300 ml of ethanol 40 % (m/m)? How large is the volume contraction? Dichte ( density)
Based on the article attached below which talks about drug interactions, how are you going to answer these following questions: 1. What can you say about drug interactions? 2. What significant part …
Regular insulin 100 units 0.9% NS 100 ml Rate: 20 ml/hr
please fast answer no need for long 9What about combination of warfarin and tetracycline? a. Increased toxicity because of decreased vitamin K sources. b. Decreased efficacy because of accelerated…
Question 3 (2 points) Which of the following is a false statement about medication therapy for gout? Colchicine is an anti-inflammatory agent used for gout. Colchicine can relieve the pain of gout. Co…
Please do the whole calculation . Thanks 2) The physician has ordered heparin 2500 units subcutaneous every 12 hours. The heparin is available as III I III IIIIIIIII" III (01)00325021402016 USP u…
- ____________Your patient is to receive 2 liters of D5W in over the next 12 hours. The tubing is labeled 60 gtt/mL. How many gtt/min will you give?
Case study 1: Your patient asks you about starting a medication she heard about on television called Trulicity. She has a history of type 2 diabetes with an A1c of 7.8%, BMI 41.2, and has HTN and HLD….
A 46yrs old, 230 pounds woman with family history of breast cancer. She is up to date on yearly mammograms. She has a history of hypertension. She complains of hot flushing, night sweats, and genitour…
- Explain how an agonist (e.g. adrenaline) binding to a beta-adrenergic receptor increases cardiac output and heart rate.
On your own understanding What happens when you boil the syrup (chocolate syrup) longer than stated?
Why are cerebellar and spinal cord tissue extracts used in radioligand binding of SR141716A with Cannabinoid 1 receptor??
. Question 2: (15 pts) Participants are measured on a 10-point depression scale after taking one or another of the following drugs for six months: a placebo, a natural herb (St. John’s Wort), a tr…
- You need to give 2 mg of a drug. The drug on hand has a concentration of 8 mg per ounce. How many teaspoons will you give ? 27. The prescription calls for a dosage of 2 tsp. Your stock bottle con…
. c) Abe is 80 years old with no history of heart problems but is currently taking drugs to manage his diabetes and diabetic nephropathy (kidney disease). He presented with high blood pressure an…
- Each group member writes a math problem that requires converting between measuring systems. Allow other members to solve each problem, correct answers, and educate team members as needed.
a client receives methadone 120 mg daily. the medication is provided in 40mg tablets to be dispersed in liquid. how many tablets does the nurse dissolve in 25 mL of water to obtain 120 mg dosage? (Do …
Give an example of a “destructive” agent and how it is best used.
How much sodium chloride should be used in compounding the following prescription? Use the Sprowls method. R/ Dionin…
When caring for a pediatric client, the nurse should question an order for what drug? a. Amikacin b. Cefazolin c. Streptomycin d. Levofloxacin
A Pharmacy Technician is working at Vitamin R Us. A customer asks her which vitamins she should take for a cold. What should she do?
Which of the following is associated with hyaline membranes: a-Respiratory distress syndrome b- Asthma c_Pulmonary emphysema D- Chronic bronchitis
Describe the normal anatomy and physiology of the eye and eyelid. Outline the physiology of vision. Describe vision screening recommendations and barriers to their implementation. Identify appropriate…
Consider the following hypothetical situation to answer the quesitons You are assigned to treat a patient diagnosed with hypertension. He is on furosemide treatment (Lasix). What is the justification …
How changes in the pharmaco*kinetic and pharmacodynamic process impact an elderly patient with a fib Tia dm type 2 hypertension hyperlipidemia and being treated with atenolol metformin glyburide warfar…
Please explain the Mechanism of action, Example of drug and dosage regimen, Common side effects, Drug interactions, Counselling points, Place in therapy for all the following IBD drug groups :- Aminos…
plz Write down about these drugs ( Pemetrexed – Pralatrxate – Gemcitabine ) all of these information MWCHANISM OF ACTION : SIDE EFFICT: Pharmaco*kinetics: ABSORBTION: DISTREBUTION: METABOLISM: ELIMINAT…
Sara, a 14-year-old, has come to the office for her school physical. She is very remote, moody, and unwilling to answer any questions you ask her as part of her physical exam. She seems to have change…
In the context of product quality, patient safety and data integrity, can you please use a cause-and-effect-diagram (fishbone diagram) to identify and record improvements that can be made to an organi…
Many scientific studies have indicated that hospitals replied to staffing laws by reducing staffing of non RN personnel. What might be the advantages And also the consequences of reducing non RN staff…
2.4. Write an issue register for the pharmacy prescription fulfillment process. Analyze at least the following issues: * Sometimes, a prescription cannot be filled because one or more drugs in the pr…
please fast answer without explain 20Which type of drugs are known to cause an adverse reaction called “superinfection” when used in patients? Select one: Epinephrine Anticoagulants Broad spectrum ant…
- How can you promote medication safety (or avoid medication errors) as a future pharmacist? Give examples from different scenarios. 2. Conduct research into at least five technologies or methods t…
Question 9 — /0.1 Medication order: procaine penicillin 600,000 units IM q12h Available: procaine penicillin 1,600,000 units/5 mL How many milliliters will be administered? Round to the nearest tent…
What is the objective and materials and Methods of Reproductive toxicity of antidepressants agents ?
Two weeks into his treatment, R.B. approaches the nursing station stating he can’t seem to control his eyes and they want to go back up into his head and it is becoming painful. You also notice that h…
Which of these parameters affect cardiac output (CO)? State your reasoning for each. (hint: think about which of these relates to the concepts of “preload”, “contractile force” and “afterload”.) ABP =…
Susan Jones,a 4 years old is coming in with a chief complaint or ear pain. You diagnosed her with OM and want to treat her with an antibiotic. Susan, who weighs 38 pounds, is allergic to PCN and is no…
Briefly discuss two land mark acts “laws” that have helped to shape the manner in which drugs are dispensed, prepared, and or administered today in the United States
Page 4 of 6 Pharmacy Technicia Lesson 21 – Assignme . Prepare 150 g of triamcinolone 0.05% cream. In stock you have 454 g each of triamcinolone 0.025% cream and triamcinolone 0.1% cream. How many gram…
- A patient who has cancer reports pain as “burning” and “shooting” alternating with feelings of numbness and coldness. The nurse will contact the provider to discuss the use of which medica…
Drug Cards for the following medications that describe the MOA, Major Adverse Effects, Drug Interactions and Contraindications, and Nursing Implications. Morphine Codeine Naloxone Acetaminophen Aspiri…
- What clinical and laboratory parameters are needed to evaluate the therapy for achievement of the desired therapeutic outcome and to detect and prevent adverse events?
Correlation between hydrochlorothiazide and metoprolol when it comes to hypertension. How these two medications work in the same way to lower bp.
I’m having issue picking the right answers to these practice questions. Can someone help? 1.Which of the following abused substance can also increase the risk of major depressive disorder?…
What are the EU Procurement models? Please explain in details.
QUESTION 1 M/C QUESTION The APRN would expect to find elevated blood levels of which of the following markers for patients with a diagnosis of depression? A Proinflammatorycytokinesand pH B …
THIS is a topic of “How cancer works” How might the effectiveness oftrametinibbe informed by a patient’s BRAF status? In other words, istram- etinibmore or less likely to help a patient if…
Amikacin (15 mg/kg/day) is prescribed for a patient with a head injury who has an infection with a gram-negative bacteria. You are in the intensive care unit and the patient has been placed in an arti…
What must be done prior to the first patient being entered on a clinical trail except
27- Tiagabine: How was it discovered? Nipecotic acid (NA). Why NA was not a useful drug? What is its MOA? Does NA structurally mimic GABA at a gross molecular level? 28) C enobamate- What ist he mecha…
How many drops per minute will be needed to deliver 1 unit of packed red blood cells (240 mL) over 2 hours using 10 gtt/mL tubing? (Record the answer as a whole number. Do not use a trailing zero.)
Question 5: Based on Figure 8, how do you think the antidote reacts to release sarin from the active site serine? Propose a structure of the antidote-sarin adduct, and show an arrow pushing mechanism….
a)How different categories have different test requirements (e.g. the media and bacteria used, allowable cfu to still be considered effective). b)Comment on the use of methylparaben as a preservativ…
Order: Dopamine 1 g in 250 mL if DS 1/2 NS. Infuse over 90 minutes. How many mL/hr will be administered?
I need help with this question. 8. Two workers (worker A and worker B) work at the same furniture factory applying finishes and paints to the products. There are many volatile chemicals in the air. He…
- Which nebulizer device is approved for use with nebulized TOBI for this patient? a. PARI-LC PLUS nebulizer device b. Any nebulizer device should be sufficient because this is an FDA- approved medi…
The pharmacy buys Drug B from the supplier for $18.50 for a 250 mL bottle. The mark-up rate is 40%. a) How much per mL? b) How much for the entire bottle?
Questions A thru E. Show calculations EXAMPLE 12-28 (State Board Examination January 5, 2000 – Form B) RX 1 This question is worth 20 points. Prepare one dose (10 points for compounding). You must sho…
59.) Guaifenesin (Robitussin) is used as a(n)? A.) Cough medicine. B.) Expectorant. C.)Mucolytic. D.) Agent used to suppress a hyperactive productive cough.
Carol Smith is 35 years old and comes in for her DM follow-up. She has been taking metformin 1,000 mg twice a day and her recent A1C is 7.5. Her weight is 200 lb and her BMI is 36. Carol is not allerg…
Imidazole reacts with p-nitrophenylacetate to produce the N-acetylimidazolium and P-nitrophenolate inons.. H , C NO2 – Z p-Nitrophenylacetate O ZI Imidazole H,C-C NX + O NO2 N-Acetylimidazolium p-Nitr…
Q1 – Regulatory approval overseas for DRUG and Medical Device vs. U.S.A via FDA approval in term of time + Cost + Steps + effort and why is better to do it that way? (please explain in details) Q2- IC…
The half life of a drug will increase when: a) the volume of distribution increases b) the clearance increases c) the dose increases d) the first pass effect decreases
Question 1 of 2 A client has a prescription for candesartan cilexetil tablets PO for hypertension. The client currently takes 1/2 of a 16 mg tablet PO daily. The healthcare provider wants the client t…
Describe available preventive services that providers might recommend for patients at risk of cervical cancer.
We have two parts in this question , answer them correctly. Question: Part 1: Determination of kinetic parameters for uninhibited data Prepare the following plots for each data set (i.e. 4 separate pl…
PHA105 COMPOUNDING. Determine the amounts of each ingredient needed to make 500 g: LCD 5 mL Salicylic Acid 5g Betamethasone Cream 0.05% qs ad 100 g
15A. Describe the lipid soluble ligand-intracellular receptor mechanism.Give at least one example drug using this mechanism.
A primary health care provider tells a patient who is receiving an antibiotic that several blood specimens will be taken to evaluate the effectiveness of the antibiotic therapy. The patient asks the n…
what psysiochemical properties favor (1) glomelular filtiration. (2) secretion, (3) reabsorption of drugs in the kidney?
What health problems may result from untreated hypertension? Which group of Americans is at greatest risk of acquiring hypertension; why? Retrieve the Legal Eagle Eye Newsletter for Nursing Profession…
There are two small questions one on compound 1 (a-c) and one on compound 2. Kind regards. Background Information for Q5 jen and Jamie are doing their Honours projects in a research group that uses ex…
QUESTION 10 What is the pregnancy safety category for levofloxacin? O a. A Ob. B Occ OdD Oex QUESTION 11 Drug-drug interactions are possibilities when a patient is on polypharmacy drug therapy. What i…
Second stage of drug testing that involves clinical phase trials.
QUESTION 1 1.The human brain is subcategorized into four major structures. These structures include the cerebral cortex, brainstem, subcortical structures, and the cerebellum. Of these maj…
48) Which of the following is correct regarding Hepatitis C virus? a) Main route of transmission is fecal- oral b) Does not produce persistent infection of the liver c) Chronic infections occur in a h…
and teaching needs. (Learning Objective 5) N/A 4. Interview a nurse who works in an oncology clinic. What antiemetics and protocols does the clinic use to control nausea and vomiting? Review the teach…
Help me do these questions. Many consumers are willing to spend large sums on products which produce immediate benefits. Expenditure on housing (including joinery) often involves substantial outlay, f…
How will you manage a patient’s withdrawal syndrome who came to the be detox. The patient has an outstanding history of alcohol dependence with multiple relapses. Also has a history of alcohol withdra…
A nurse is caring for a client who requires a transfusion of one unit of packed RBCs. The nurse receives the following prescription “Diphenhydramine 5o mg by mouth once, one hour prior to infusion. Th…
- Muhammad Al-Hadeen is a 66-year-old male with hypertension, renal disease and degenerative joint disease. In his younger years, Mr. Al-Hadeen was a football player and has lived with the pain of a…
Need help solving, want to make sure I did it right mL to your patient. 26. (LO 7-2) The provider orders cephalexin (Keflex) 0.5 g orally bid. Available are 500-mg tablets. You will administer 1 table…
- How are upper respiratory infections treated?
The following order was written for a child weighing 66 lbs. Order: Morphine 0.2 mg/kg p.o. q. 6h p.r.n, pain. The recommended dose of this medication for this child is 0.2 mg-5 mg/kg per q. 4-6 h. Is…
What is the role of FNP in the prevention of iron deficiency anemia, pernicious anemia, and folate deficiency anemia
A patient with rapid fibrillation has an order for diltiazem at 20 mg/h. The diltriazem concentration is 100 mg in 100 mL of 0.9% NS. What should be the pump rate?
Placing a drug on the surface of the skin or a mucous membrane is what type of application?
- b. 46. A nurse is caring for a client who has a new diagnosis of benign prostate hypertrophy and a prescription for doxazosin. The client tells the nurse "I do not want to take this medication…
Howdo the pharmaco*kinetic properties of medication impact the effects a patient’s organ systems may have on a drug?
Drug: Cetuximab. Alteration of Signal Transduction Pathways Student Guide *<Edgenuity Assignment Summary For this assignment, you will examine the effect of drugs on signal transduction pathways. F…
Understanding Concepts Matching-Terms and Definitions 36. Why are viral infections generally more difficult to treat compared with bacterial infections? 49. One drug given to increase the serum a. boo…
what are the endogenous functions of ABCB1 GENE transporter?
calculate the amount required for the following mixtures.. RX Codeine Phosphate 15 mg Tylenol Elixir qs ad 10 mL Mitte: 200 mL RX LCD 3.0 mL Betnovate Cream 0.1% qs ad 100.0 g Mitte: 60 g
What are three non-stimulant ADHD drugs that aren’t controlled substances and what are their mechanisms of action?
1 tonot Culim 2) Ci Pro 3) Tramadol + other Names / Generic / trade name * what is used for ? * list ceadverse effect or Contraindication? "Correct dosage for elderly? what would you teach the Pt…
How much does Januvia 50 mg PO BID and Metformin 500 mg PO BID cost with and without insurance? Are they the same price at CVS, Rite Aid, Walmart pharmacy, Walgreens, Goodrx, and Costco wholesale phar…
Assay question: 1. Which of the following drugs has the highest potential to worsen orthostatic hypotension when given together with prazosin? 2. Explain your answer and mention the mechanism of actio…
Your grad student mentor explains that both the receptors and the Gα and Gβγ subunits of the heterotrimeric G-proteins are membrane associated. You’re puzzled, because although you find obvious tra…
Select from the following, the tasks that are carried out by the hospital pharmacy technicians.
Lab 1 Experiment 2 Data Sheet Table 5: Experiment 2 Results Percent Strength Grams Step 4 Juice A 25% n/a Step 7 Juice A 30% n/a Step 7 Juice B 70% n/a Step 9 Juice A 33% n/a Step 11 Juice A 27g
- A patient is taking a Category A drug during pregnancy. Which statement by the nurse is accurate?
What are examples of neurotoxic and cardiotoxic compounds?
which of the following variables is a factor in drug absorption
Define the steady-state level of a drug. Why is a drug’s half-life important to health care providers? Explain how organ health can affect drug half-life.
Order: Procan SR 1 g po q6h. Available: Procan SR 1,000 mg tablets. How many tablets will the client receive per dose?
- Directions for use: Ingredients: Must be administered under physician supervision. PHYSICIAN Each serving (per 2 capsules) contains: Proprietary Amino Acid Formulation L-Tyrosine, L-Glutamic Acid, …
What are the most common types of parkinsons medications?
Mary is the student nurse caring for a 28-year-old client who has been newly diagnosed with schizophrenia. The client has been prescribed ziprasidone (Geodon). The client, (Mary) asks how long the med…
- A nurse is administering medications to a client and mistakenly gives hydroxyzine instead of hydralazine. The nurse should monitor the client for which of the following adverse effects? Edema Feve…
Pharmacology A nurse is providing discharge teaching to a client who has a new prescription for spironolactone. Which of the following statements by the client indicates an understanding of the teachi…
why can a drug be toxic to a fetus without hurting the mother?
- please submit answer typewritten you are thinking of combining the first three supplements in the previous table to obtain a 10-day supply that gives you the maximum possible amount of creatine,…
KBO returns to clinic for 3 month follow-up and states he is frustrated. Patient reports that he is drinking 8 glasses of water per day, as was advised at this last visit and is going the bathroom al…
You are a toxicologist who is investigating two new pesticides: Compound X and Compound Z. Compound X shows the following effects: 30 mg causes a skin rash in 10% of the test subjects, 50 mg causes br…
HowdoesPharmacology interrelate to topics such as: -botany -molecular chemistry -research -toxicology -legislation -patient education
1 Select Answers / Linking Drug Actions to Outcomes Rachel is a 56 year only woman who has recently been diagnosed with type II diabetes. One of the options for controlling blood glucose levels is t…
Drug on metoprolol Appreciate the help!. Name Class Date 1) Therapeutic uses & 2) Why is your client prescribed it? Focused Nursing Assessment (H & P; labs, allergies, etc.) Administration: Me…
¿Por qué cree usted que el alcohol es el principal problema de drogas en los EE.UU ¿Qué cambios cree que debería hacerse en los EE.UU. en relación con el alcohol? ¿Cómo afecta el alcohol a cor…
based on chemical structure, which of the cephalosporins would cause the least likely to elicit a reaction in a patent with an amoxicillin allergy
Hello, hope u can help me in this one. I’m having troubles in answering them. I need detailed solution. Thank you so much Weight in Weight Calcu no.1 no.2 no.3 no.4 no.5 no.6 no.7 no.8 no.9 no.10 no.1…
What medications are given to people with diabetes? What effects does the medication have on them?
A 13-year-old girl has been prescribed a certain drug for treatment of megaloblastic anemia. This drug stimulates a transfer from megaloblastic haemopoiesis to normoblastic, participates in synthesis …
Which of the following is not a side effect of the Ace Inhibitor (Captopril)? Rash Angioedema Cough Congestion
Name at least 5 clinical duties of the phlebotomist. Name at least 5 technical duties of the phlebotomist. Your healthcare facility is exploring the option of adding a professional membership to the…
what are the simlarities and differences between vesicular and cytoplasmic release triggering mechanisms of neurotransmitters include the physiological signals that initiate / trigger the release drug…
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Cchildren’s tylenol contains 80mg if acetaminophen per tablet. If the recommended dosage is 10mg/kg, how many tablets are needed for a 66 pound child?
Qn in pic: 1) Looking at the prescription and information given below, answer the following Table 1 below represents the suppository base needed for preparation of one Drug C questions: suppository an…
Order: Dilute minocycline 100mg in 500ml of D5W and infuse in 6 hours. What is the flow rate? ml/hr
Case I Pt, Oliva, a 26-year-old female, has a chief complaint (CC) of irritation under her right breast. When interviewing the Pt, she states that the area is red in color, shiny, shape of an o…
1 Order: 1000 cc of D5W to infuse over 12 hours (drop factor: 20 ) How many cc per hour? How many drops per minute? 2 Order: 1000 cc of D5NS to infuse at 125 cc/hr (drop factor: 60) How many drops…
A nurse is caring for a patient taking a drug that is metabolized in the liver. Additionally, the patient has been prescribed two drugs that are both excreted from the same sites in the kidney. a. Whe…
Use the prescription below to answer the Questions 19-21. Prescription Calculations Part 3 Use the prescription below to answer Questions 19-21. Refer to Chapters 3 & 4 and the conversion equivale…
A 1L solution containing 25,000 units of bearing must run at 30mL/hr. How much heparin is administered per hour?
URGENT ASSISTANCE NEEDED, ALL NECESSARY INFORMATION IS PROVIDED. The pedigree below shows a family in which a Mendelian disease affects three members (Abe, Gil and Hal; shown as solid symbols). Below …
Describe pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic approaches for the management of acute and chronic pain. (List at least 3 approaches for each – Chap. 10) Describe the basic differences between general and…
what is the purpose or mission of the national pharmacy technician association
Based on your understanding on the topics discussed in this module, carefully assess and present a case analysis/case study on the medical scenario given and answer the questions presented after each …
5-The patient drinks 150 ml/Hr of packed Red blood cells in 8 hours, 2 ounces of coffee at breakfast , 8 ounces of juice at lunch time and 500 ml of Normal saline . How many milliliters of intake will…
Summarize a protocol deviation procedure that compliments the Deviation log in Protocol Section-16.4 and the Deviation Form in Protocol Section-16.5.
Discuss how the following affects absorption : a. Surface area of the absorption site b. Degree of perfusion of the absorbing surface …
Agents stimulating CNS are all of the following except: Fluoxetine Clozapine Nootropil Sydnocarb Which of the following CNS stimulants are the agents of selective effect? Analeptics General tonics Psy…
6.A 75-year-old retired teacher was recently diagnosed withhypertension. After receiving the first dose of his anti-hypertensive medication, the patient felt dizzy and faintedwhen he stood up after sl…
Your patient, Emma Wahl, born September 17, 1983 is obese and has a history of migraine headaches, but otherwise healthy. She requires a prescription for her newly diagnosed hyperlipidemia. Her Total …
The surface of silica gel structure in a TLC plate looks like the diagram below: Suppose you used a plate coated with silica gel, with propanone, CH3COCH3, as the solvent for thin layer chromatography…
can readily view them in the field 8. Ensure all commissioning filters are installed in filter-housings 9. On the P&ID any additions shall be drawn in using blue-ink, any deletions shall be crosse…
1) A 67-year-old man is diagnosed with alcohol use disorder. Past medical history includes hypertension, seasonal allergies, and end stage renal disease. Laboratory tests reveal normal liver function….
1.a. Identify a list of the patient’s drug therapy problems. 1.b. What information (signs, symptoms, laboratory values) indicates the presence or severity of gastroenteritis? Desired Outcome 2. What a…
Question: Based on the computation and interpretation, develop a conclusion from the results of the testing. Ames Test for Mutagenicity Reference: Sample Interpretation and conclusion: https:/…
- In this chapter, Tony begins to doubt some of the beliefs he has been taught. His experience with Ultima as she cures Tony’s uncle has affected him deeply. Think of a time when you or someone you …
A college gymnast that is under your care has type 1 diabetes. She has insulin that she takes on a regular basis. She comes to you saying that lately, about 2 hours after practice she feels as if she …
PC Mrs TA is a 69 year old patient admitted via her GP with increasing shortness of breath Wt = 79kgHeight = 1.6m HPC Increasing tiredness, shortness …
A nurse is caring for a client who has hyponatremia and is receiving an infusion of a prescribed hypertonic solution. Which of the following findings should indicate to the nurse that the treatment is…
- The nurse is caring for four patients. Which patient would the nurse prioritize? A) 85-year-old female admitted 2 days ago with pneumonia; current labs: RBC 4.8, Hgb 13, Hct 37%, WBC 8.9, Plt 270 B…
The thiazolidinedione’s are one of the drug classes used to treat type 2 diabetes, included in this category of are Avandia and Actos. This class of drugs is contraindicated for use in which of the fo…
3 2 points You are seeing a 9-year-old child with a complaint of left ear pain off and on since Current guidelines direct a dose of Amoxicillin of 90mg/kg/day. The child weighs is for amoxicillin is 4…
Can you help me with these problems. I am not sure if they are correct. Can you show me the work please. 6 A health care prescriber (HCP) orders ampicillin (Unasyn) 550 mg q 12hr IM for a patient with…
A patient presents with a blood pressure of 200/120 mm/hg, heart rate 130 bpm, severe headache, and confusion, the physician orders 20 mg of labetalol and alpha-beta adrenergic blocker, IV push. What …
A patient is being treated with combination antiviral drugs for HIV and locally active antiviral drugs that include zidovudine and acyclovir. The student is preparing a 5-minute presentation on antivi…
calculate the amount of potassium chloride powder needed to prepare 250ml of 10% potassium chloride solution, using water as the solvent
30) A common route of transmission is for this virus is the fecal oral route. a) Varicella b) Measles virus c) Hepatitis C d) Polio virus e) Epstein Barr virus
It is the legal responsibility of the health care provider when encountering battered spouse syndrome
A thiazide diuretic that can be used in renal compromised patients. A. chlorothiazide (Diuril) B. metolazone (Zaroxolyn) C. hydrochlorothiazide (Hydrodiuril) D. Triamterene (Dyrenium)?…
12hr not 8** A nurse is preparing to administer phenobarbital sodium (Luminal) 6 mg/kg/day PO divided in equal doses every 8 hr to a client who weighs 44 1b. Available is phenobarbital liquid 15 mg/5 …
Hi! Good day! I need answers for the following question. I need complete, detailed and clear computations/answer pls. With explanation is optional but would recommend for me to understand it better. T…
- The nurse needs to administer amphotericin B 0.5mg/kg IV daily to a person with histoplasmosis who weighs 236 pounds. How many milligrams(mg) of the medication is the person receiving each day?…
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- Mr. Bones is a 70 year old male with a history of two myocardial infarctions, prostate cancer (in remission), and he smokes 2 packs of cigarettes per day. He has been brought into the ER…
Dose required to produce a specific therapeutic response in 50% of a group of patients.
How gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GNRH) affects the brain during puberty
What are the drugs affecting the Autonomic Nervous System? Discuss briefly.
You are working at a pharmacy. A customer comes to pick up metoprolol. The customer is also purchasing Zyrtec-D. What do you do? and why? What are other prescription medications that are contraindicat…
Find a patient prescribed Digoxin. (Where patient access is limited, you a fictitious patient) Determine the following from the PMR/prescription chart or a reputable resource: Age Weight Serum Crea…
The provider orders a maintenance dose of oral aminophylline. 3 mg/kg every 6 hours. The client weighs 50 kg. How many milligrams of aminophylline should the nurse administer to the client in a 24-hou…
Pharmacology. I. Is this a safe dose? 3. Dicloxacillin sodium is available as an oral suspension of 62.5 mg/5ml. If the above dosage is safe, then how many ml of suspension would you give? a. ml 4. Or…
Ejemplo: 20 dr = fl oz 20 dr fl oz a. X 20 dr b. fl oz X 1 dr 20 4 C. 1 fl oz 20 X 1 8 ar = 2.5 fl oz 8 Ejercicios de Practica: Sistema Farmaceutico I. Escriba lo siguiente, utilice numeros y caracter…
Question 1 Mom comes to the pharmacy asking for a recommendation for an acetaminophen dosage for her 3 year old child. According to your textbook, the recommended dose is ____mg po q6h prn. (Enter num…
Explain why patients taking antipsychotics such as olanzapine and quetiapine should avoid grapefruit and grapefruit juice.
1.What are the risk factors for Diabetes Mellitus? 2. What are the common symptoms of DM? 3. Summarize the main etiological factors underlying Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes mellitus. 4. De…
TOPIC Week 7 Discussion V . Compare pharmacological effects of diphenhydramine and albuterol. . When responding to your classmates, name one of the most common Trade names of each drug and the side ef…
Check ALL that applies: 1. Among are examples of Special Toxicity Study EXCEPT: Immunotoxicity Genotoxicity Sub-Chronic Toxicity Carcinogenicity 2. Check all that applies to Preclinical resear…
Mrs. Sweet is a 44-year-old woman who has just been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes mellitus. She is 50 lb overweight and is hypertensive, for which she takes metoprolol (Lopressor). She is prescribed …
A 59-year-old man with a history of IVDA and alcoholism was diagnosed with chronic Hepatitis B approximately six years ago. He has mild ascites, mild signs of hepatic encephalopathy, and describes a h…
The nurse is caring for a client receiving an oral fungicide to treat a systemic fungal infection. What should the nurse include in the client’s plan of care?
Ms. Smith will be receiving chemotherapy for advanced breast cancer. She is 75 years old and resides in a long-term care facility. Her treatment plan will include the use of the hormone goserelin (…
Which of the following is true of haematemesis? a) A low blood pressure (<90mmHg systolic) and a tachycardia (>100/min) are worrying features b) A pulse rate of 80/min in a patient taking Bisopr…
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Multiple choices The Nernst potential for K+is -90mV and for Na+is +60mV. The observed resting membrane potential (Vm) is -65mV. Which of the following is true? Select one: A. The membrane is only…
1.Physician has ordered Cefazolin 2.1 g IV q8hr for a child with a serious joint infection. The child weighs 80 lbs. The drug reference indicates the usual dose as 50 – 100 mg/kg/day divided every 8 h…
Simvastatin (brand name) Classification: Indication: Side effects/ adverse reactions: Nursing Considerations:
- WEBCA Question 53 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Remove flag SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: Which of the following therapies can be used to treat an unconscious patient with a blood glucose of 59 mg/…
how many weeks?. Trimethadione is an antiepileptic drug used for the treatment of absence seizures. An Initial adult dose consists of YOU my/day. This is increased each week by 300 my/day until thempe…
800ml of fluid is to be given I/v the fluid is running at 70ml/hr for the first 5hr that the rate is reduced to 60ml/hr calculate the total time taken to given 800ml
Following long-term treatment with phenobarbital, liver microsomal enzymes are ‘induced’ or up-regulated in terms of their activity In view of this phenomenon, indicate what changes (increase, decreas…
These answers are wrong. I need the correct answers plZ? Question 2 1 points Saved A nurse is caring for a 6-year-old client after surgery. The child has an order for meperidine 1.8 mg/kg IM every 3 t…
please provide following details of the given drugs Price in PKR conclusion? which product is choose by you ? argue logically Betamox LA Amoxicillin injection 15% Composition: Betamox LA contains 150 …
A nurse is assessing a client who is post operative following an outpatient endoscopy procedure using midazolam. The nurse should monitor for which of the following findings an indication that the cli…
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If anyone has time to help out it would mean the world to me in studying for 3 finals I have and then for my pharm class we have last test Friday final Saturday this corona virus messed everything up….
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pharmaceutical calculation A patient is to receive an infusion of a drug at the rate of 5 mg/hr for 8 hours. The drug is available in 10-mL Vials con- taining 8 mg of drug per milliliter. If a 250-mL …
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which medications should be used with caution in pregnancy?
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Name two reasons why it is problematic for some of a prescription cream to get spread on the outside of a jar during the packaging process?
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drug prescription on a patient with MDR TB? how did that patient get it?
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BCG is a vaccine used for which particular disease?
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complete solution A flavored potassium chloride packet contains 1.5 g of potassium chloride. How many milliequivalents of potassium chloride are represented in each packet?
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Please help explain the following questions regarding diphenhydramine. The hunt: Find three different OTC brand name products and one generic product containing diphenhydramine (four products total) ….
medical dosage. 59 A primary healthcare provider prescribes 1.5 L of normal saline (NS) to be given over 24 hours for continuous intravenous (IV) infusion to a client who has diarrhea. What should be …
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what are the reasons for a prolonged suicide watch in patients switching antidepressants?
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After a stay in the hospital, Doris is sent home with two liquid medications. Dosage information for these medications is as follows: Medication A: 2 tsp po q4h Medication B: 2.5 mL po tid Describe th…
.Post information about Tylenol include generic and trade name, classification, purpose, side effects, contraindications and any client teaching.
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When a drug is taken orally, it has less AUC on a graph of plasma concentration by time than an IV administered drug. Why is this?
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- Order: 35 mg of medication Y daily. Available: Medication Y, 50 mg/mL. How many mL will be prepared for the patient?
Briefly describe apharmacological experiment to test or measure eachof the following: the neurotransmitter responsible for rhythmic contraction of ileum smooth muscle
SUBJECT: PHARMACOLOGY LESSON: DRUG STUDY ON AGENTS ACTING ON THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM DRUGS FOR HYPERTENSION: ANTIHYPERTENSIVE DRUGS CLASSIFICATION DRUGS PHARMACODYNAMICS PHARMAco*kINETICS INDICATIONS…
Please respond to the following questions based upon these course objectives: State the therapeutic use for various drug groups. Determine the dental management of a patient taking various drugs. Disc…
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what would be the effect of a genetic mutation that reduces the effectiveness of the CYP450 enzyme? A. A more pronounced drug effect since the drug would be broken down more slowly. B. Less of a drug …
Chap 9, 30, 31 Case Sudies 1. The nursing instructor observes each of the following situations. • The nursing student is administering eardrops to a 2-year-old child. The student removed the med…
What patient variables are most important to consider for Ms. Wohojovitz when assessing her drug therapy?
A patient asks you to read the instructions on each of the OTC H2 blockers because the print is so small she cannot read it. She also asks you to recommend the best one for GERD. What would you do?
Within your work setting one of the doctors you work with asks for your advice on Mrs Leopolds’ medication. She has developed swallowing difficulties and he asks what you would suggest as alternatives…
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could you explain about JDRF (“juvenile diabetes”.The term “juvenile diabetes” is now confusing as children could bediagnosed with type 2 diabetes or type 1 diabetes.)
Provide a summary about –RiskMAP (Risk Minimization Action Plan) implantation at the pre- or post-market step as a best practice for identifying and mitigating risks relative to benefit.
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A recent nursing graduate is having difficulty adjusting to shift work and has been prescribed armodafinil. When should the nurse take this medication? a.As soon as a shift endsb.One hour before the s…
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A nurse is caring for a client who has heart failure and a new prescription for digoxin 0.125 mg PO daily. What should the nurse teach the client about this medication?
Millimoles/micromoles 3. A TPN contains 25.4 mg/mL of magnesium chloride. Express this concentration as mmol/mL.
What happens when the parasympathetic nervous system is stimulated? With reference please
Problem break down (Show work) 1.Dr orders 250mg of Demerol. On hand you have 500mg/mL. 2.Dr orders Vistaril 100mcg. On hand you have 50mcg/2ml. 3.Dr orders Tetracycline …
let me see how you arrive to your answer.. Blank 1 Rx only AMPICILLIN EQUIVALENT TO 500 mg For IV or IM Use NDC 44567-101-10 Ampicillin for Injection, USP label. How many ml of Ampicillin will the nur…
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Compare and contrast active and passive cancer immunotherapy and provide a typical example for each of these therapies.
Post information about the drug Zofran, include generic and trade name, classification, purpose, side effects, contraindications and any client teaching.
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Question 26 (1 point) () Listen A physician writes a prescription for Minoxidil 0.04 mg to be administered twice daily. The pharmacy technician fills the prescription with 80 tablets of the medication…
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What are the most likely reasons that older adults are receivingdrugs affecting the female reproductive system?
Diproex sodium is available in 250 mg and 500 mg strength tablets. From the information in the previous problem, what strength tablet and quantity could a pharmacist recommend for an initial dose?
Should be taken orally 3. Research and describe why an emulsifying agent is necessary for hom*ogenous distribution of the two components of an emulsion.
x ray image of the stomach (image 1), This right upper extremity venogram shows an occlusion of the right subclavian vein. (A) This is likely related to previous placement of a temporary hemodialysis …
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34.) Which of the following statements best describes the precautions associated with the use of antidepressant agents? A.) These agents should not be administered to patients who have morbid preoccup…
Why is it that the archaea were thought to be in the same domain as bacteria until recently?
Anesthesia for transurethral procedures (including urethrocystoscopy) with fragmentation, manipulation, and/or removal of ureteral calculus. Assign code(s). Anesthesia for diagnostic or therapeutic ne…
What does a nurse use to begin acceptable interpretation of a verbal order for medication.
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what is the final concentration (v/v)?. If 8 tablespoons of extract are mixed with distilled water to total 300 mL, what is the final concentration (viv)? For the toolbar, press ALT+F10 (PC) or ALT+FN…
The number of charges of unfair labor practices filed with the National Labor Relations Board has grown steadily. This article analyzes the incidence of case filings since 1952 as a function of econom…
Why are thiazide-type diuretics and calcium channel blockers more effective in lowering BP amoung the African American race?
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A nurse is reinforcing medication teaching to a client being discharged on Nitrostat for angina. What information related to administration should be reinforced?
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A recent nursing graduate is having difficulty adjusting to shift work and has been prescribed armodafinil. When should the nurse take this medication?
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How do we define half-life, and how many half-lives must elapse before a drug is considered to be removed from the body? Why would it be important to know if a drug has a short or a long half-life?
The physician has ordered amoxicillin 0.1 g p.o. q8h.Drug available is amoxicillin oral suspension, 200 mg/5mL. How many mL will the patient receive in 24 hours?
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Your pharmacy purchases 150-count bottles of Vitamin D 400 IU tablets for $2 25 and sells them for $2 93 . What is the percent markup on the product ? You receive a prescription for Tylenol with code…
The upper airway functions in all the following EXCEPT: a. Humidification b. Respiration c. Ventilation d. Filtration
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How to find the ksp. Strontium fluoride, SrF2, has a molar solubility of 8.55 x 10-4. Determine the Ksp.
patient for the first time ass medications D Chart review 13.A registered nurse is prioritizing his care for four patients on his shift. Which of the patients sh see first? A. 44-year-old woman 1 day …
Hemolytic anemias may be inherited (such as in sickle cell anemia) or acquired. What are the etiologies for each and what is the pathophysiological mechanism shared by both?
Mr. Carleigh, age 62 years old, has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease (PD). He lives in downtown Toronto with his wife of 25 years, Paula.His initial symptoms were depression, monotonous, indi…
Develop 3 short-term career goals and discuss how earning the MSN degree will impact your career goals and how you plan to achieve those short-term goals Develop 3 long-term career goals and discuss h…
Does an increase dosage of a drug increase the Vd? An increase of dosage will also result in an increase of drug concentration in plasma at time t=0h (assuming an IV bolus dosage). Since Vd=A/C0 (wher…
1) Justify one therapeutic use and one possible side effect of Losartan based on its mechanism of action. You will also need to come up with an original schematic diagram to help your colleagues under…
In a given magnetic field would a person or an electron travelling at the same speed have the greater frequency of revolution? consider a relativistic effects?
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The benzodiazepines have a high therapeutic index and a lethal overdose is rare when used as a sole agent. Benzodiazepines when combined with alcohol, however, results in a lethal mixture. What is the…
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#1 and #2 The provider has ordered Rocephin 0.5 g IM every 8 hours…… 2407 1. The provider has ordered Rocephin 0.5 g IM every 8 hours. The nurse has to reconstitute from a powder, a vial containin…
What is the answer to this question When administering an Alpha-Adrenergic blocker, the nurse should assess for: First-dose phenomenon First-Pass effect Hypertensive crisis d. Orthostatic hypertension
PLS MATCH THE FOLLOWING DRUGS WITH ITS ADVERSE EFFECTS. THANK YOU. Adverse Effects Choices: 1. Rise in serum transaminases 2. Progression of HIV 1. Gynecomastia 4. Mucosal ulceration and cytopenias 6….
Develop a concept map which is a visual representation of interrelated concepts, or processes including a class of pharmacological therapy. You are encouraged to use different shapes/colors for the di…
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Case Study #5 A 45-year-old male presents to your office complaining of left knee pain that started last night. He says that the pain started suddenly after dinner and was severe within a span of thre…
A 26-year-old man named Johnathan Trott is brought by his friends to the emergency department of Brooklyn hospital because he has been exhibiting strange behavior for the past several days. Johnathan?…
How does the Middle Eastern culture feel about medication preparation in a tradition health care setting.
A neuron located downstream of a sympathetic ganglion would most likely secrete which neurotransmitter? a. Norepinephrine b. Dopamine c. Epinephrine
An IV medication of 500 mg is ordered to be diluted to 30 ml and infused over 40 minutes. The dose of medication is contained in 3 ml. The administration set is 60 gtts/cc (microdrip). Calculate the m…
Topic: Synthesis of Saccharine from Toluene Direction : May I know what will be the materials/reagents that are available for purchase by providing a CAS number or a catalogue from a supplier (example…
t’s imagine you are working in an urgent care clinic as a staff Medical Assistant. It’s a full moon and there is a major flu outbreak in your area. Your clinic has already seen more than 150% of its n…
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Ordered: Cephalexin oral suspension 325 mg po tid c food. Available: Keflex 125 mg/5 ml. Interpret the order: __________________________________________________ Calculate…
What are the differences between Liver Microsomes, S9 Fractions and Cytosol in toxicity studies?
Epi pens deliver a fast, large dose of epinephrine and are used by people suffering severe allergic reactions. As an AR agonist, epinephrine plays no role in allergic reactions, so why is it use…
Name of Drug (Generic/Brand): benazepril (Lotensin) Classification: Use for this client: Action (as applies to this client) Client Dosage: Normal dosage range Side effects: Contraindications: Pert…
A patient has been taking the monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) phenelzine (Nardil) for 6 months. The patient wants to go to a party and asks the nurse, “Will just one beer be s problem “? Which advi…
Pharmacological therapy for COPD has a significant role in reducing symptoms, reducing exacerbation frequency and severity, along with improving exercise tolerance, health status, and quality of life….
please answer my discussion question according the scenario. – Treating Hypertensive Urgencies Scenario You have a 57 year old mixed race male (black and Asian) who comes into your office for a screen…
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(30% of Mark Discuss, using specific examples, the mechanisms of action of ‘traditional’ anticancer agents. Compare this to the modern approach of more targeted therapies.
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What is the total quantity of medication to be administered for the following order? Sig: ii caps q.o.d x 15 days
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Optiokinetodysplasia, a disease that affects vision perception, is caused by the increased interaction of protein-K with protein-O. Both proteins are soluble proteins found in the cytoplasm of rod cel…
Should a physicians office have a detailed discussion with parents of all pediatric patients in their practice regards to poison control?
would Ethacrynic acid work for an elderly patient with a sulfonamide allergy and an add-on therapy to lower blood pressure?
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A patient requires 20 mEq/L of potassium phosphate. How many milliliters of a 4.4 mEq/mL concentrated solution should be added to a bag containing 500 mL?
With the provided website/link below, what are the different adverse drug reactions are present in the drug NADOLOL(CORGARD)? Through bullet form, what concise explanation can you provide regarding to…
express this concentration as a percentage Purified water contains not more than 10 ppm of total solids. Express this con- centration as a percentage. How many grams of sodium fluoride should be added…
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Can you help me answer this? 7. In the article, "Prescribing for Children" on BB, which meds are prescribed for children with psychosis?
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worksheet introduction of pharmacology 9 . Salmeterol is an antiasthmatic pharmacological agent. Describe the related receptor of salmeterol, explain the structure and the signaling pathway of that re…
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The patient is to receive an IV at 75 mL per hour. The drop factor is 10. Calculate the flow rate.
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Which of the following are NOT plasma derived mediators of inflammation? Bradykinin Prostaglandins Complement ClotttingCascade
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A client with hypertension has a prescription for 8 mg of candesartan cilexetil PO daily. The medication is available as a 16 mg tablet. How many tablets should the nurse administer? (Enter numeric va…
Help easy, no need too long answer Q: The United States Pharmacopeia (USP) is the official public standards-setting authority for all prescription and over-the-counter medicines, dietary supplements, …
which enzyme is responsible for processing HIV proteins during production of new viruses?
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Question 15 (2 points) Listen Staphylococcus aureus, a common bacterium found on the skin, grows in O spirals. O chains or lines. O pairs. O clusters. Question 16 (2 points) ) Listen Single-celled org…
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Are there any medications prescribed to this patient for medical conditions that are not listed on the patient’s active problem list?If so, please list the medications and explain what active prob…
For this assignment, you create website dedicated to Safe Medication Administration. Options for free website creator/builder sites include Jimdo.com, Wix.com, and Weebly.com. Include on the website a…
Two examples that are on the NCLEX-RN from Pharmacology?
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Discuss your feelings about complimentary therapies like using garlic for HTN, Co- Enzyme Q10 for the heart, Omega 3-6-9 fish oil for cholesterol, massage therapy,chiropractic services, music therap…
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Ms. T, age 28 years, has noticed urgency, frequency, and dysuria recently, as well as an unusual odor to the urine. Urinalysis indicated a heavy concentration of Escherichia coli in the urine, some pu…
What are the steps for a new medication to become FDA approved ?
Aanswer precisely and correctly Mr. Dumbledore has a long history of gouty arthritis. When the disease is exacerbated, the last three fingers on his right hand become painful, inflamed, and red. No ot…
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Question 44 1 pts A nurse suspects a client receiving neostigmine (Prostigmin) is having a myasthenic crisis. Which finding is the nurse likely to assess? 1. The client begins vomiting 30 minutes afte…
Briefly Respond to the case study. Include a minimum of 3 citations. A 22-year-old pregnant patient is diagnosed with a kidney infection, and an antibiotic is prescribed. The patient asks the nurse wh…
Amy is a graduate student who works on a pediatric floor but is studying to be a family nurse practitioner. She clearly remembers from her undergraduate education that nitrates are used in angina beca…
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how do insurance companies influence on the drug price going skyrocketing?
5-An obese patient weighing 150 kg (ideal body weight is 70 kg) requires treatment with phenytoin sodium. Calculate the dose required of phenytoin sodium to achieve serum concentration of free phenyto…
PHR 2500 Module 4.5 – Monitoring Case Study 1 – Grandmother; Hip Replacement Surgery OSU Wexner Medical Center administration was quite excited about renovating several of their operating rooms, but a…
Which of the following statements best describes the MOA of the GLP-1 agonists? A) this injectable med improves the glucose mediated insulin release from the beta cell B) this injectable medication is…
Solystat (POLYSTYRENE SODIUM SULFONATE) indicate the purpose(s)of use.2.Discuss the pharmaco*kinetics:ADME(Absorption, Distribution, Metabolism, Excretion) and pharmacodynamics (Mechanism of action-MEA…
A nurse is caring for a client who has chemotherapy induced anemia. The nurse should expect to administer which of the following medications to treat the anemia? A. Cetuximab B. Filgrastim C. Epoetin …
Important education or relevant details when doing a polypharm paper on antihypertensive like Propanolol, for a prediabetes client. I also think she regularly take Ibuprofen, Aspirin. She also drink a…
I need a study guide or a Q and A on this please anybody
A client who is taking sodium depleting drugs is started on lithium. Which statement by the client indicates an understanding of the medication education? a) I may need to increase my lithium B)I may …
list of medication: benzodiazepines, antipsychotics, acetylcholinesterase, corticosteroids, antihistamines , benztropine, atropine. using the box. Brand Name and Generic Name Pharmacotherapeutic Class…
37.) Which of the following is a dosage form available for fentanyl? A.) Injectable. B.) Topical patch. C.) Lozenge on a stick. D.) All of the above
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Case Study BT is a 31 year old man who lives in a small mountain town in Colorado. He is highly allergic to dust and pollen and has a history of mild asthma. BT’s wife drove him to the emergency depar…
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Post a brief explanation of the psychological disorder presented and the decision steps you applied in completing the interactive media piece for the psychological disorder you selected. Then, explain…
Topic: Introduction.. @ Online Class – Billing Dashboard Bullhorn W er. Case Study Instruction Read the scenario in the case study and answer the writing prompts. Provide a rationale for each answer. …
Mrs. Yin asks why she needs the influenza vaccine. She states, "I took one last year. Won’t that be enough? Why do I need one every year? Those things aren’t 100% effective anyway." How sho…
- a) define i) a receptor ii) an effector b) describe the different classes of receptors 2 a) define the receptor antagonism b) describe the types of receptor antagonism
Questions to be answered (6,7,8) Mrs. Corazon is a 64-year-old Hispanic woman coming to the cardiology clinic for follow up of her lipids. She reports having occasional chest pain on exertion and ofte…
As a future Pharmacist, can you give some advice on how to cope up with stress, especially to a patient with some psycho-social problems in this trying times so it won’t affect his/her health and beha…
A drug has a V D of 1 L/kg. A 50 kg man is given an IV bolus of this drug, and unfortunately the dose administered results in a C P above the toxic threshold. The C 0 is determined to be at a concentr…
Medication: phenytoin Appreciate the help!. 1) Therapeutic uses & 2) Why is your client prescribed it? Focused Nursing Assessment (H & P; labs, allergies, etc.) Administration: Medication name…
pharmacological case study PHARMACOLOGY CASE: MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION Derreck Bryant is a 58-year-old male who was brought to the ED by ambulance after he collapsed and was unconscious and not breathing…
1) For each prototype drug (thiopental, midazolam, nitrous oxide, halothane,benzocaine and lidocain) determine which type of procedure this drug would be used for. compare and contrast each drug with …
Order:Ativan 6 mg IV q 6 h PRN. Available:Ativan 4 mg/mL.IV infusion not to exceed 2 mg/min. How many mL would you push during each 15 second interval…
CC :Concerns about high blood pressure ANSWER FOR QUESTIONS 7,8 & 9 BELOW CC:Concerns about high blood pressure Subjective: HPI :D.C.46 year old white woman (sex assi…
which information obtained by the nurse when caring for a client who has diabetes insipidus (DI) is most important to report to the health care provider?
how would you describe the differences between osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, and osteoporosis to your patient?
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please rewrite the following paragraph and please upload word file Nitrate poisoning occurs when nitrate is broken down to nitrite in the rumen. In normal circ*mstances nitrate is broken down to ammon…
5a)A patient comes from a foreign country to the Accident and Emergency (A&E) and is unable to speak English. Identify and explain which scale (Figure 2A or 2B) should be used. (2 mark…
Tom is a 65 year old male with a history of ischemic cardiomyopathy (EF=35%). Hi is currently stable and his cardiac symptoms are under control with furosemide 40 mg daily, lisinopril 20 mg daily, and…
What are the appropriate treatment options for a patient with the diagnosis of hypertension and CHF. If you could please add a reference, thank you
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Atenolol (brand name) Classification: Indication: Side effects/ adverse reactions: Nursing Considerations:
A client is prescribed levothyroxinefor the new diagnosis of hypothyroidism. What education should the nurse provide about this medication? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY “Report a fast heart rate or the f…
Define the laboratory and diagnostic tests ordered by the physician. Why are they being requested to this patient? Given the laboratory and diagnostic tests, what are the important points that you sho…
atients will often go to other countries for treatments that are not available in the United States. Identify a treatment option that is available outside of the US and why you believe it has not been…
### I need a rational for each choice. Stating that why the correct choice is correct, and the not correct choices are not correct Which statement by a client warrants further instruction by the nurse…
Choices: Drug A to D 1. Which drug most probably acts as a partial agonist? 2. Which drug is most potent? 3. Which drug exhibits maximum efficacy? 4. Which drug has exhibited toxic effects? 5. Wh…
what modification to the administration plan should the nurse recommended to this mother with a child taking methylphenidate hydrochloride for the treatment of ADHD
(43)This member of the Herpes family of viruses is particularly important as an opportunistic pathogen in immunocompromised patients and readily establishes persistent and latent infections rather tha…
Doxepin 150mg caps #30 AWP/100 $66.50: retail price Round to one decimal place prn. Show as much work as you can☺ Calculate the retail price of the following prescriptions (questions 1 – 5) usin…
A client with hepatitis c is scheduled for liver biopsy which data noted in the client’ chart would the practical nurse give priority
what is the process or processes that are involved in absorption that contribute to drug tolerance. list examples of drugs where tolerance is known to be caused by pharmaco*kinetic processes and explai…
Anxiety Case FD is a 55-year-old businessperson who lives in a very rural area and travels 2 out of 4 weeksevery month. Throughout his adulthood, he had been in excellent health, maintained anappr…
two months after taking nitrofurantoin for a bacterial infection, a client reports the onset of severe, watery diarreah to the home health nurse. How should the nurse respond?
Please fast answer without explain 5) The various lipid associated version of Amphotericin B: a. Can be taken orally instead of intravenously b. Increase efficacy c. Reduce side effects d. Reduce cost
A 62-year old female treated with a COX-2 inhibitor for osteoarthritis suddenly developed chest pains and was rushed to the emergency room of her local hospital.An EKG revealed changes consistent wi…
Breast cancers that are ER – PR – HER2 – have a special term to describe them. (a) What is this term? (b) Do patients with this type of cancer have a better or worse prognosis than other breas…
Which receptor subtype(s) mediate(s) contraction of arterial strips? Why ? Answer based on the data presented above. (Figure 3 and the Table 1). Explain your answer.
The most important channels in the cell membrane to trigger calcium influx for initiation of contraction in cardiac and smooth muscle are: Select one: A. store-operated channels B. L-type calcium chan…
Question 46 1 out of 1 points Select the correct number of drops per minute for 200mL of IV fluid to be given over 5 hours using an administration set labeled 10 git per mL.
D51/2 NS 1200ml How many grams of dextrose are in 1200 ml? ________ How many grams of sodium chloride are in 1200 ml? __________ D5W in 720ml How many grams of dextrose are in 720ml? _________ 1/4…
The physician has ordered Cleocin 2.5 g in 150ml of D5W IVPB to be infused over 30 minutes. The patient weighs 88 kg. How many mL/hr will you set the pump?
Explain in details with references the absorption, distribution, metabolism and elimination of Methylphenidate
How to explain the mechanism of action of the Felodipinedrug in very deep explanation including the drug action at the molecular level? what is the molecular target? the drug action at the cellula…
- details please Mark for review You receive an order for 10mEq of magnesium sulfate to be added to a TPN. You have a 50-mi vial of 4 mEg/ml of magnesium sulfate in stock. How much do you need to inj…
Prophylactic treatment of allergic rhinitis would include which of the following? a. Bronchodilators b. Mucolytics c. Inhaled steroids d. Anitbiotics
Name of Drug (Generic/Brand): bisoprolol (Zebeta) Classification: Use for this client: Action (as applies to this client) Client Dosage: Normal dosage range Side effects: Contraindications: Pertin…
Describe the pathophysiology of common upper respiratory disorders.(1 learning objective).2. what are the most common adverse effects of drugs used to treat upper respiratory infections in children?Wh…
1, What are the inputs to and outputs from the ‘Fermentation / Bio-reaction’ phase of a conventional biotechnological process? 2. What are the inputs to and outputs from Downstream Processing operatio…
4 2 points Based on the results of a urea breath test your patient has been diagnosed with H-pylori induced peptic ulcer disease. Bas does the advance practice nurse recommend? O Clarithromycin, Omepr…
Describe the side effects/adverse reactions of cholinergic, cholinergic blocking, and synthetic antispasmodic agents.
The ICH Guidelines for Validation have not been updated since 2004, why is this? Discuss, with examples, the reasons validations and revalidations are carried out?
Explain how medicines management is used to identify patient issues and the use of evidence-based medicine is used to determine clinical treatment ? please list resources used
Topic – Receptor G-protein second messenger effect Background for questions provided: Lands and co-workers (Lands et al 1967) classified beta-adrenoceptors into beta1 and beta2 based on the rank order…
Can you help with my homework. Thanks. a) What is the purpose of a therapeutic substitution and what is the process involved? b) Are pharmacists permitted to make therapeutic substitutions at your rot…
A patient presents to your office with what appears to be an upper respiratory infection. He is complaining of a cough of purulent sputum, low grade fever and shortness of breath with walking. He is 6…
The antiepileptic effects of benzodiazepines: Question 15 options: a) could be due to toxic effects at a variety of receptors. b) may involve GABA receptors in the brainstem that cause a suppressi…
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Benzodiazepines are commonly prescribed medications for several indications, including anxiety and sleep disorders. Let’s discuss their use in our health care systems and the impact on our patients.…
A technician has injected a sample twice back to back through a C18 General Purpose HP column. Sample contains three analytes (three peaks are expected per injection), but during the second injection,…
Sharon, a medical assistant, has worked for a family practitioner for 10 years.In the past, she has been allowed to contact the pharmacy for prescription refills for patients.Her boyfriend has…
Two weeks after being discharged from the hospital, Mr. Green has been home recovering. He has followed up with the cardiologist. He wears a nicotine patch to help with smoking cessation and decreased…
A registered local drug manufacturing, Company YMK, wants to diversify their business model and wants to start importing drugs from overseas to sell in Singapore. Figure 1 and Table 3 show informati…
Class of drugs that amplify the tremors in patients with parkinon’s disease ?
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3) Which of the following statements regarding the thyroid gland is/are CORRECT? a. T3 and T4 both decrease the metabolic rate and a slow growth b. Symptoms of hypothyroid are sweating and weight los…
Description: you need to form 10 questions based on the 2 papers that have been given, the links for the paper has been provided under paper for reference. The questions should be based on B cell epit…
Use the patient case below to fill up the pertinent information needed in the patient medication profile provided for you.. Time and date: 2 PM, September 4, 2010 Drug allergies: PCN (urticaria) as a …
second degree burns Quiz arted: Mar 10 at 3:22pm Quiz Instructions Question 7 Which of the following reflects second degree burns? affected skin blances with case. O surface is raw and moist of affect…
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Need help for test on antibiotics listed on medications
Help please 46 A patient is on a clear liquid diet and consumes 240 mL of ice chips. How much should the nurse record of intake? O 60 mL 120 mL OO 240 mL 8 ounces
Tameka Johnson (DOB 6/1/2017) has been diagnosed with bilateral otitis media. She has not taken antibiotics in the past month, and has no known drug allergies. You decide to prescribe the first-line r…
5.List two different drugs that is not recommended to use in elderly patients as they can cause:_____________________ __________________________________________________ 6.List a diuretic that should…
- A flask of 1.5L of 0.9% saline is required over 8hrs with a DF of 20. How many DPM is this? Can someone please help explain how i solve this? Thank you!
- You are calculating the total IV intake volume for the amiodarone IV drip. For the first 3 hours, the loading dose was infused at 20 ml/hr, then the next 5 hours the maintenance dose was infused at…
What is the action of methadone when it is used as a treatment for heroin/opioid addiction? A it works as a dopaminergic agent to reduce cravings and allow the addict to still feel as though they are …
- What subjective/objective information in the case supports each of those problems? Please list only information that pertains to each problem under each problem.
- If a patient receives 500 mL of IV solution over a 4-hour period calculate the number of drops per minute the solution is give. Set delivers 20gtt/mL. (1 mark) 3. Sodium Chloride 0.9% with 40 mEq K…
Case Topic: Prescription writing & Monitoring Drug Therapy (kindly use the 2 references provided below to explain the answers) 1.Describe factors affecting drug serum concentration. 2.Describe…
Mr. Black, who is 93 years old, is admitted to the emergency department with severe dizziness and confusion. Until 2 days ago he was alert, oriented, and able to ambulate to the dining hall for meals….
. As a group list factors that can influence the effectiveness of drugs in the body. Determine which clients are most at risk based on the identified factors.
DP is a 24-year-old male who had his first tonic-clonic seizure at the age of 15.At the beginning of the seizure, this patient experiences an immediate loss of consciousness and often incontinence.?…
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Create a 6- to 7-slide PowerPoint presentation that can be used in a staff development meeting in a hospital on presenting different approaches for implementing the stepwise approach for asthma trea…
. What are the different elements involved in peptide synthesis?
The physician’s order for Prinivil (lisinopril) is 20 mg p.o. BID for high blood pressure. The drug available is lisinopril 10 mg tablets. What amount should be given orally twice a day?
Medications for Opioid Use Disorder 1) Opioids are _____ substances that have effects similar to morphine. a) Natural b) Synthetic c) Semisynthetic d) All the above 2) Which is a DSM-5 disorder a diso…
- MAC (mean alveolar concentration) is and index of _______________of an inhaled anesthetic.
Week 6: Discussion: Implications of Drug Interactions nr293
medical dosage. WGTU qs TEST NAME: CTO1 32 A healthcare provider prescribes one 250 mg capsule of amoxicillin to be administered tid for 5 days to a client. Calculate the number of capsules of amoxici…
Write a Reflection about the Tuskegee Experiment in the article https://www.cdc.gov/tuskegee/timeline.htm
What are the patient’s medical diagnoses based off of the assessment as well as other components of the patient’s history/physical exam in the case study Assessment 1. Severe osteoporosis requiring in…
A 32-year-old heroin addict is in the process of gradually tapering off methadone. They are prescribed clonidine [CATAPRES] to alleviate unpleasant autonomic withdrawal symptoms. As the clonidine [CAT…
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order: 100 mg of antibiotic X in 500 mL NS over 3 hours. The IV drop factor is 20 gtt/mL. How many gtt/min are required
Can 2 Pam be used to treat an overdose of a muscarinic agent
A 22-year-old male patient has been on haloperidol (Haldol LA) for 2 weeks for the treatment of schizophrenia. During a follow-up assessment, the nurse notices that the patient keeps rubbing his neck …
___________Order:Aminophylline, 55 mg IV. Available:Aminophylline, 106mg/5mL. How many mL will be administered?
Many people take both over-the-counter and prescription pain medicines for a variety of acute and chronic pain episodes. Sometimes, healthcare providers over prescribe, do not prescribe appropriately …
Amoxicillin is available as 500 mg capsule. How many grams of Amoxicillin does one capsule contain? a) 10 g O b) 0.1 g
Let’s consider an allocation problem. We have one liver, and yet we have five people who may receive this transplant. And I want you to consider who you would prioritize getting the liver for. So firs…
You have a patient with asthma who has been well controlled on the following medications: fluticasone/salemterol (Advair®) 500/50 one puff BID, theophylline (Theo-dur®) 300mg BID, and albuterol (Pro…
a saturated solution of potassium iodide contains, in each 100 mL, 100 g of potassium iodide. The solubility of potassium iodide is 1g in 0.7 mL of water. calculate the specific gravity of the saturat…
For magnesium sulfate and adrenaline thank you. Medications used in labor in the hospital The following medications (numbered below) are typically used in disorders of the Obstetrics and gynecology di…
Jy chapters 1&2. What are some of the ethical and legal principles nurses need to follow when giving medications? Include the nursing process as it relates to medication administration and the nin…
Please help me with this. Thank you so much! Page 1 of 2 Phar 1003: _ __ Non-Prescription Medications a, E I Q a nd Self-Ca re . _. Module 6 Patient Case Billy Ray went out to eat a big meal with his …
A 73 y/o woman is seen for a routine visit: •Blood pressure is 134/84 mmHg and HgbA1c is 8.1% •Metformin is increased to 500mg bid and other daily medications are continued: amlodipine 5mg qd, tim…
You find your client extremely agitated and yelling frequently, attempting to get out of bed without assistance. What would be your initial action?
A chronic condition caused by inadequate caloric and protein intake over a prolonged period is malnutrition. O cachexia. marasmus. Okwashiorkor. Question 32 (2 points) ) Listen Anemia, leukopenia, and…
Pharmacology ch5 activies. What standing order may be necessary for henry to have henry to have barium enema diagnosis test
What type of abnormal lab tests could be seen when using Questran? a. partial thromboplastin time (PTT) b. serum calcium c. liver func…
Which information about the primary therapeutic action of an antianginal prescription should the nurse include in the client’s teaching?
Is propylthiouracil and methimazole drug used for both thyroid and antithyroid? propylthiouracil and methimazole have similar drug interaction
You are working as a Developmental Service Worker graduate in a local community living group home (residential setting). You support three men that live in this home. Although they have a variety of c…
My first module for the Spring 2022 semester in Pharmacy School is on Asthma. I’m currently reading an article in JAMA titled “Managing Asthma in Adolescents and Adults 2020 Asthma Guideline Update Fr…
Mr. Boulder, a 62-year-old retired contractor, is going to see the neurologist for a follow-up visit. Mrs. Boulder is the primary caregiver because Mr. Boulder was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease a…
Prepare 150 g of triamcinolone 0.05% cream. In stock you have 454 g each of triamcinolone 0.025% cream and triamcinolone 0.1% cream. How many grams each of 0.025% cream and 0.1% creame are needed to p…
The gentamicin is prescribed as a once-daily dose to be given intravenously. Mrs. Ming’s daughter questions the nurse about the dosing, stating, “Aren’t antibiotics supposed to be given more often tha…
These answers are wrong. Can you solve them plZ? Question 20 1 points When carbidopa is given with levodopa (L-dopa), the dosage of L-dopa may be reduced. What does the reduction in the dosage of L-do…
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HUCDLIUII Ln) The PMHNP is assessing a 49-year-old male with a history of depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), alcoholism with malnutrition, diabetes mellitus type 2, and hypertension. …
What does it mean to say a definition is valid? it can be repeated under the same circ*mstances and will produce the same result it accurately represents the value of some variable it measures what yo…
Systemic corticosteroids improve blood glucose levels in diabetes True False
How might the effectiveness oflapatinibbe informed by a patient’sPTENstatus? Use a signaling diagram to explain your answer.
A nurse is assisting with care of a client with a pneumothorax . The client has a chest tube in place and the water seal chamber vigorous bubbling noted . What steps should the nurse take to troublesh…
case Mark comes to the clinic today with a complaint of hearing water in his ear. It sounds like more of a marshmallow. No drainage coming from the ear. . this will need to be in your o…
Question 5 options: 123.4 lb= Round to the nearest tenth
- For adequate size and weight, 16 % diluent is required for a particular compressed tablet. Average weight per tablet is 500 mg with 200 mg API per tablet. If the disintegrant content is …
A 4-year-old girl is prescribed an albuterol inhaler for her asthma. What is the recommended safe dosage for this client?
Topic: Sampling and Sampling plans 1. A double-sampling plan can significantly lessen the costs of inspection relative to a single-sampling plan for lots with an extremely low or extremely high pro…
you are asked to make 125 grams of a 7% antifungal cream using tolnaftate powder and Eucerin cream. how many grams of tolnaftate powder are needed
After the APhA Pathways…. SMART GOAL ACTIVITY – This is an individual activity. You Created a SMART goal for your academic success this semester earlier this semester Think about that goal you creat…
How would I calculate the maintenance fluid for sodium chloride flush 0.9% 1-20 mL Dose: 1-20 mL prn that has been prescribed to 4 year-old, weighs 14.9 kg. The patient has been diagnosed with tonsill…
After giving your SBAR report, Sophia’s doctor says go ahead and start her on pit. Start at 2 and go up by 2 every 30. You open the EMR to review and verify the order and read: Oxytocin for I…
A patient with persistent seizure episode, was ordered with PNNS 500cc+50mg of diazepam (5mg/2ml) to run at 12nngts per minutes, what is the hour of consumption
dosage calculation. A patient with ventricular dysrhythmia has an order for amiodarone at 1.5 mg/min. The concentration is amiodarone 900 mg in 250 of DSW. How many milliliters per hour should the IV …
Explain a) Calculate the dose of drugs for the age of 4 years child according the Dilling’s formula. b) Write down adverse effects of the drugs to treat theG6PD deficiency disease. c) Which types of i…
- What were the two traditional explanations for insanity?
Migraine is a major neurological disease that affects more than 36 million men, women and children in the United States. There is no cure for migraine. Most current treatments aim to reduce headache f…
What blood pressure medications are contraindicated in pregnancy?What should be discussed with women of childbearing age before initiating these drugs?. provide reference.
1) What do you think of the use of hallucinogens, such as MDMA as an aid to psychological treatment for mental health conditions? Please note:I am referring to pharmaceutical MDMAmade in Germany…
Note why Amitriptylline /tricyclic is used, and consider adverse effects. : Consider vulnerability issues with risk of suicidal overdose given anticholinergic effects. Invent a scenario where giving t…
Can you help me with this question? 12 mg/kg/on day 1 followed by 6 mg/kg/dose daily for 4 more days. Samantha weighs 40 lbs. The suspension is 200mg/5 mL. What dosage will the NP prescribe?
hello I was wondering how to calculate resolution of peaks in HPLC?
Scenario: A.C., 62 y.o., male, is buying maintenance medicines for his hypertension and diabetes. He presented his OSCA ID and prescription and is asking for a discount for being a se…
1)What type of condition do we give an antidiuretic hormone (ADH) for? What condition is the exogenous form of Desmopressin/vasopressin used for?What are the complications when giving ADH? 2)Wha…
Please answer in detail and tell me where I can find it State the blood pressure control gains to be expected by progressively increasing the dosage of one antihypertensive drug rather than adding dru…
What is the action of sumatriptan in headache relief?
Write a 30 day prescription for an initial starting dose of Propranolol by mouth for an adult for migraine prevention.You may give 1 refill. Make up name, DOB, Address, DEA, etc. I am not asking…
17&18. QUESTION 17 The two types of corticosteroids produced by the adrenal cortex are and QUESTION 18 Which species has fewer glucocorticoids receptors, dogs or cats? O dogs O cats
Describe the errors or issues on this prescription. R John Ashfield, MD Wha uption docum Greta Zlatoski, FCNP Gregory Smythe MD 44 Medical PKwy. Austin, TX 78704 (512),555-1212 fax. (512) 555-1313 DOB…
Seroquel, a second generation antipsychotic is considered first line therapy for schizophrenia. Why?
Patient is taking antidepressants: Why does Diazepam cause hallucination?
Consider a medication that has a half-life of 2.5 hours. At 0800 hours, the medication is measured as 100 mg/mL. What will the medication level be at 1300 hours? 100 mg/mL 75 mg/mL 50 mg/mL ?…
A pharmaceutical company conducted a survey of a selected population of 50-60 years old in a small area, Company is about to launch a cough suppressant and wants to see the potential consumer size. Ac…
I need tutoring help with writing prescriptions. 3. Tom Twitches SF cat "Twinkles" receives 7.5 mg of Phenobarbital once daily for seizures. Write her a prescription for one month with 2 ref…
- What is the HED for a biologic drug, the NOAEL in dogs is 120 mg/kg. Using a suitable equation*, HED is calculated either by multiplying or dividing the animal dose with the K m ratio. …
What are the required components of a legal order?Please list what must be included in a medication order. 2. The patient with Parkinson’s disease has an order for carbidopa-levodopa 50mg/200 mg po …
i need help with my exam tomorrow for pharmaceutics i am a 2nd year pharmacy student. my exam will be tomorrow at 08h30 in the morning . im from south africa.. Phar mace Fri – utics AM Phar 18 2 (08H …
Hi there! Can I help with the possible questions and notes on the Exam study guide ( pharmacology nursing). Thanks. NURS 3324 Spring 2022 Exam II Study Guide Salicylates, acetaminophen administration …
what barrier?. A patient is given a drug for severe pain, It gets to the brain, What barrier does it use to get there?
hi, please answer below are the given. systematic solution is needed. explanation is not recommended. this will be helpful to me, thank u Calculation Ratio Strength (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) Parts per M…
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Explain in details with references the absorption, distribution, metabolism and absorption of lorazepam
Describe the roles of the two most prominent organs involved in the elimination of drugs from the body
Hormones have formed within a client’s cell and moved across the cell membrane. What process has taken place?
What drugs are antagonists or agonists for adenosine a2a receptors in humans? (Drugs used to treat cancer, depression, anemia, hypertension, etc.) Thank you!! References to specific studies would be g…
1) What are the different medications given for Alzheimer’s disease (AD) or dementia, i.e. Donepezil or Namenda? 2) What are the adverse effects? 3) Do they cure AD or dementia?
- Question 25 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question What is the mechanism of action for ramelteon? Select one: O a. Inhibition of melatonin receptors O b. Activation of GABA receptors O …
Order: 2000mL of NS to be administered over 12 hours. Tubing label states Drop factor: 15gtt/mL. The pump will be set to deliver how many mL per hour?
John Doe furosemide 40 mg IV STAT Pricilla Perkins Lasix 20 mg IV STAT Peter Pumpkin 30 mg furosemide IV STAT You need to draw up the doses and label them. How many mLs will each patient receive? You …
I understand that technically, my co-worker isn’t really doing anything wrong. However, I was thinking of responding by reminding them of the consequences of smoking. I also wanted to mention that if …
- Identify the pharmacophore of sotalol that provides the beta-adrenergic receptor blockade. 12. What structural modification or structural feature in ibutilide considerably decreases the beta-adren…
details please You have been asked to dilute and repackage 1 Liter of a 20% solution into 1 pint bottles of 5% solution How many bottles will you be able to fill? QA 8 OB 4 Oc 10 OD 5
could you describe the effects of corticosterioids on insulin
Ms. Garcia’s shoebox of drugs (only listing her drugs with current dates, her expired drugs are not listed below) contains the following medications: ·Lisinopril 10 mg every am ·…
Which of the following molecule doesn’t impart osmotic pressure? A) Menthol B) Sodium Chloride C) Sorbitol D) Calcium Chloride How will you detect the changes caused by aspirin hydrolysis? A) All o…
A child with sinusitis has been on antibiotics for seven days and his symptoms are not improving. WHAT SHOULD THE PROVIDER RECOMMEND
How are the medications prescribed different from RA (Rhumatoid arthristis) and OA (osteoarthritis)?
Scenario 2: A young female aged 14 years old accompanied by her boyfriend a young male aged 14 requests to speak to the pharmacist on duty as she requires an EHC supply. – Consider can this be sold OT…
- Role of P – glycoprotien in multidrug resistance for cancer chemotherapy. 2.Common adverse effects observed with cancer chemotherapy.Explain with an example how one can min…
phUnderstand the pathology of renal failure—the significance of GFR,BUN/ Creatinine values Nursing considerations regarding pharmacological treatment of patients with renal failure Mechanism of acti…
Every time you fill Ms. Smith’s Dyazide, the computer alerts you that she is also taking potassium, and this is very serious interaction. What are the effects of this interaction, and what should you …
- Make a Drug study of the following discussion it from the start *drug name( generic, brand, drug classifications, pregnancy warning, or pregnancy class) *dosage, route of administration, frequenc…
You are taking care of a 50-year-old woman with Type 2 DM and when reviewing her medication list, you notice that she’s not taking aspirin or atorvastatin. Can patients with diabetes receive aspirin a…
The central nervous system depressant anticonvulsant drugs, phenobarbital and phenytoin, are metabolized by aromatic-ring hydroxylation (figure below), a process that led to a loss of pharmacologic ac…
How many grams of potassium citrate should be used in preparing 500 mL of a potassium ion elixir so as to supply 15 mEq of K+ in each 5-mL dose?
When a Pharmacist must answer a question, can a Pharmacy Technician research, evaluate, analize, summarize and write one draft of a response for a Pharmacist to evaluate and confirm?
define zinc intake and shortening the symptoms of the common cold (rhinovirus).
Discussion questions. An elderly woman comes into the medical office with her daughter. The daughter reports finding multiple medications, including over the counter meds and vitamins, all over the ho…
DEMOGRAPHIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE NAME: A. K. DOB: January 25, 1980 RACE: Swedish AGE: 35 SEX: Male RELIGION: Christian ADMISSION DATE: April 18, 2015 INFORMATION CC: he…
The Patient Protection andAffordable Care Act andUtilization ofPreventive Health Care Services Among Asian Americans inMichigan duringPre- andPost-Affordable Care Act Implementation. write…
Synaptic neurotransmission mediated by acetylcholine is terminated by acetylcholine re-uptake by presynaptic neurons. TrueFalse
Discussion Board: QUESTION: List the Parenteral medication routes of medication administration. Choose one route and discuss the precautions the nurse needs to use with that type of route and why? Inc…
The physician prescribes the patient a loop diuretic. As the nurse you know that this type of diuretic causes diuresis by MAINLY affecting what structure in the nephron?* A. Distal convoluted tubule B…
I need help with this problem. Thank you. 3. Examine the following data for three toxicants, A, B, and C. Substance Threshold dose TD50 TD10 (mg/Kg-day) (mg/Kg-day) (mg/Kg-day) A 2 3 B A 4.5 C 6 2 The…
Earn some points by correctly answering the readiness questions from memory. Earn the remaining points by putting in effort to o review and understand the information and concepts you didn’t yet remem…
- A patient who is suffering from metabolic acidosis, is to be administered 500 mL of a parenteral fluid containing 5% w/v of sodium bicarbonate. Calculate for the osmolarity of the solution.
Drug Cards for the following medications that describe the MOA, Major Adverse Effects, Drug Interactions and Contraindications, and Nursing Implications. Furosemide Hydrochlorothiazide Spironolactone …
The Answer name of the drug is the non-proprietary drug name. Drugs may be obtained from or origins. It is advisable to when applying transdermal patches, as they may cause skin irritation from the ad…
hello. i need help in answering this. thank you Fill the table with 3 risk each A. Risk Management for Community Pharmacy (Independent) DESCRIPTION OF RISK RISK PROBABILITY (HIGH, MEDIUM,…
1/ Write in the correct generic name for each brand name drug. Brand NameGeneric Name Vicodin Priniv…
- The amino group in an amino acid is excreted in what form? 2. What is the first step in amino acid catabolism? ______________________. 3. Oxidative deamination leads to the release of ammonium ion …
Martin is a 92-year-old male who presents to the clinic with signs/symptoms consistent with MDD. The patient suffers from glaucoma and just recently underwent surgery for a cataract. Which of the foll…
Option are 120,80,60,160 mg. Name of the medication \The recommended daily dosage of phenobarbital is 4 to 6 mg/kg/day in divided doses q12h. A safe effective single dose for a child weighing 25 kg is…
can you list each medication of : normal prescribing range, Maxium aount pateint can receive, uses, drug interactions and side effect of the below 5 five medication. Thank you Donepezil Galantamine Ri…
A patient is taking a drug that does not bind to albumin. Which aspect of rental drug excretion is affected by this characteristic?
Mr. Jones brings the following prescription. Is this a good combination? why or why not? RX MT. HOPE MEDICAL PARK ST. PAUL, MN (651) 555-3591 DEA# Pt. name Bill Jones Date Aug 5,2019 Address Mevacor t…
can you help me make RESEARCH QUESTIONS/ HYPOTHESIS about my topic my topic is Perceptions, Challenges, and Barriers of BS Pharmacy Students in the Conduct of Online Internship Programs
A 70 year old woman with hx of emphysema ,osteoporosis ,malnutrition,and hypothyroidism is having hip replacement ,use of isoflurane will most likely be influenced by which one of her conditions
A CASE STUDY ON TYPE II DIABETES MELLITUS Direction: Make ASSESSMENT according to the data given. Patient and setting: Gigi, a 52 year old female, primary care clinic Chief Complaint: 3 days …
What is the difference between a novel and viral strain of a virus (like COVID) What are the steps in creating a vaccine? What are researchers looking for and how is the FDA approval achieved? (vaccin…
Why do biopharmaceutical companies schedule Product Management Reviews? Describe the overall objectives of this review.
Order: Lidocaine infusing at 30mL/hr on IV pump Available: Lidocaine 2g in 250ml of DsW mg/min How many milligrams per minute is the patient receiving?
While delivering medications to a patient’s unit, a technician noticed that an IV bag labeled as levetiracetam (KEPPRA) was dark in color. Knowing that IV levetiracetam is a clear solution and has no …
A nurse is reviewing the laboratory results of a client who received a dose of sodium polystyrene sulfonate. Which of the following findings should the nurse identify as an indication that the medicat…
I am working on my project. Please, apart from ‘pubmed’, which other sites can I use to get good non-reviewed articles related to pharmacolgy/health; Diabetes in particular. Thank you.
Question 8 of 25 1.0 Points A diuretic that is used in hypertension and that may cause an increase in serum potassium: C A. Metolazone (Mykrox, Zaroxolyn) B. Hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ) OC. Acetazolam…
Hi, I was wondering if you can help with my biopharmceutics assignment? An 68 kg patient is to be given a 2.0 mg/kg body weight IV bolus dose of a newly developed antibiotic drug every 6 hours. Assume…
Can you help with this chart it is from pharmacology clear and simple edition 3 chapter 15. For further study and practice will Picte the following table to the best of your ability. Use resources suc…
A patient presents to your pharmacy with the following prescriptions: Scenario Regarding Levothyroxine Rx: 1. When you enter levothyroxine into the computer, the only choices are given in mcg. H…
- Patient with history of working 39-Which priority nursing intervention will the nurse provide when caring for an old who has problems with vision? A. Review medications before administration. B. En…
(1)Using a table format, identify the three normal controls of blood pressure and how angiotensin-converting enzymes (ACE) inhibitors, angiotensin II receptor blocker(ARBs), calcium channel blockers a…
Explain the different types of serotonin receptors and how the atypical antipsychotic medications innervate them.
The recommended maintenance dose of beclomethasone dipropionate (BECLOVENT), an aerosolized inhalant, is 100 mcg administered twice daily. The commercial inhaler delivers 50 mcg per metered inhalation…
A novel compound was shown to increase cholinergic synaptic activity through activation of a cholinergic receptor. Describe an experimental design that would help you test whether this dug is a cholin…
- Research negative effects of fluroquinolones. What are your thoughts regarding future use of this drug classification, benefits, risks, do the benefits outweigh the risks, and would you be complian…
Part A: Define and give an example of the following terms: osmosis, diffusion, and filtration.Include how they are important to the renal system. Part B: Research and review how diuretics decrea…
Describe the difference between drug dependence and drug tolerance;
_______ coordinate(s) is/are needed with stereotaxic surgery to specify a particular brain area.
EXPLAIN THE DIFFERENT PROCEDURES ENCOUNTERED IN CRYSTALLIZATION ?
Need anwers for ALL 27-28-29 & 30 Swimmsynthetic analog of POF (Misoprostol) was designed in order to fool the prostaglandin 15-hydroxy dehydrogenase by which of the following modification hydroxy…
What is the difference between a chronic ( or continuing ) reaction, and a delayed reaction? A Chronic reaction are exaggerated , whereas delayed reactions are idiosyncratic B Chronic reaction occur o…
Your 68-year-old patient is asking about “sleeping pills” while you are taking her vital signs. She’s having a hard time falling asleep at night and has been taking diphenhydramine (Benadryl) to help …
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) Describe the most commonly prescribed drugs for polycystic ovary syndrome. Provide evidence by sharing clinical guidelines, research articles, or other scholarly mater…
hello? what effects will tramadol have on neurotransmitters? (topic on opioid analgesics)
write a report on potential ARs for the imaginary drug Happymycin that would treat Mood Disorders (Depressions).
Prescription drug abuse has climbed to epidemic levels. What are the most current statistics regarding this abuse and how do they compare to previous statistics? What is the overall financial impact o…
Catapres, Aldomet, and Lopressor are ? explain in details and give their classification as far as pharmacology is concerned
Which disease state of a non-adherent patient is at greater risk for substance use, violence, and victimization as well as worse overall quality of life? a.Parkinson’s Disease b.Multiple Sclerosis c.S…
Adverse reactions are defined as undesirable side effects that can, in extreme cases, be deadly. Is this the same thing as a side effect?
Mr. Y is receiving penicillin for the first time. He was diagnosed with gonorrhea. He is to receive the parenteral form of the drug penicillin G. You are the nurse responsible for his care. Mr. Y stat…
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Are cholinesterase inhibitors cholinergic or anticholinergic drugs?
Which of the following would be correct regarding the issue of the pedigree requirement at the federal government level.
scenario.. Patient CB has a history of strokes. The patient has been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia. Drugs currently prescribed include the following: •Glip…
please help….study the case below and provide well explained answers….answers should be detailed enough….. Print: Chapter 22. Disorders of the Female Reproductive Tract A 28-year-old woman prese…
Parents have come in with their child who is now one-year-old. They have two other children. One child, who is now five, has autism, and the mother is sure this child developed these symptoms after re…
Background: Collagen hydrolysate is a nutritional supplement that has been shown to exert an anabolic effect on cartilage tissue. Its administration appears beneficial in patients with osteoarthriti…
INSTRUCTION IN POST TASK FOR MODULE 2 : REPRODUCTIVE AND GENDER-RELATED DRUGS CHOOSE ONE (1) MEDICATION IN EACH CATEGORY OF DRUGS AND APPLY THE 10 R’S TO MEDICATION CATEGORY 1 : DRUGS USED FOR OB …
Task 1 Fill the table Side effects of narcotic and Non-narcotic medicines Group of the Medicine Side effects Narcotic analgesics Non-narcotic analgesics Task 2 Depicture the mechanism of action of nar…
please fast answer without explain 7.The Antifungal that maintains disintegration of fungal cell wall is: a. Terbinafine. b. Griseofulvin c. Tolnoftate. d. Caspofungin
- parasympathetic nervous system – what are responsible for parasympathetic nervous system a. the receptors involve in parasympathetic nervous system? b. what happen when the receptors are stim…
- Mix 18 units of oxytocin in 750 mL NS. Start infusion at 20 mL/hr. Increase by 5 mL/hr every 10 minutes until uterine contractions are 2 to 3 minutes apart. Do not exceed 40 milliunits/min. Maint…
The order is for Codeine 35 mg by subcutaneous injection. Available in the medication room is Codeine 50 mg /1 mL. How many ml will be given?
Vicodinis a pain reliever for moderate severe pain. Mr. Jack that has been getting this drug with various doctors will be addictive to this drug. Any drugs have a dosage , response time, a…
Describe the immune responses to cancer (tumours) and how cancer cells can evade these. Please describe how natural killer cells assist in cell-mediated and humoral immunity.
- A nurse is preparing to administer risperidone (Risperdal) 3 mg PO. Available is risperidone 2 mg tablets. How many tablets should the nurse administer? (Round to the nearest tenth.) tab(s) 22. A …
A patient with existing heart failure has recently been prescribed metoprolol for new onset atrial tachycardia. What potential side-effect should the nurse be worried about? A. It may cause sodium re…
Question: Fundamentals of Pharmaceutical Order Details/Description Written questions assignment WQ-1.Scenario: A doctor is about to inject an aseptically manufactured injectable finished pharma…
- Describe the differences between the three major classes of neurotransmitters small neurotransmitters (monoamines), neuropeptides and other neurotransmitters (cannabinoids)). 2.De…
Patient Case 8.A 34-year-old woman with a history of heterozygous familial hypercholesterolemia recently tested positive for pregnancy. She takes atorvastatin 40 mg/day a…
go to World Health organization and Department of Health (philippines) website, choose one current health topics, news, data, events or publications. You can use this pandemic because they have si…
Where these medications correct?. excreted through the liver rather than the kidneys. Initially I would start this patient on a CCB along with nonpharmacological therapy . I would consider starting mo…
- What is the mechanism responsible for proteinuria? 9. What role does immunofluorescence play in diagnosing renal disease? 10. What are the causes of urinary tract obstruction?
Scenario 3: You are working at a GP surgery collecting data on an audit on antibiotic usage. One of the receptionists working there asks you for assistance on dealing with a phone call from Mrs Janet …
Jane (26 years old) has had symptoms of burning on urination, urinary frequency and urgency for the past 2 days. She has never had a UTI before.Allergic to sulfa Questio…
Should steroid-dependent patients receive prophylaxis with antibiotics prior to a dental procedure? Why or why not?
Accurate solutions needed. Please show your work. Thanks — Use the following data to answer questions 1 — 3: Results Drug Y (N=1,720) Placebo (N=1,815} All-Cause Mortality 75 126 What is the relat…
calculate the amount of sodium iodide powder needed to prepare 30ml of 4% sodium iodide solutions, using water as the solvent?
If you were interested in developing a new drug that targets an RTK pathway, what would be a good target and why? What problems may arise from hitting this target? How would you approach the drug deve…
Please answer the attached questions. Thank you very much!! Scenario 2 The specialist orders ibuprofen (an antiinflammatory agent that breaks down into an aspirin-like compound) for arthritis for a pa…
Those answers are wrong. Can you solve them please? Question 7 A client has been hit in the left kidney by a baseball. The renal response to this injury will primarily involve: Oa. the juxtaglomerular…
If you were to design a drug to cure COVID-19, how would you go about it and what are the critical health aspects would you consider?
The nurse understands that the following are potential adverse effects of glucocorticoids. Select all that apply. Question options: Peptic ulcers Hypoglycemia Immunosuppression Adrenal hyperactivity O…
Circle the errors on the label and write the correct label information. RX John Ashfield, MD Greta Zlatoski, FCNP Gregory Smythe, MD 44 Medical PKwy. Austin, TX 78704 (512) 555-1212 fax: (512) 555-131…
1.A- Discuss the groups of drugs used to treat asthma B- Describe long-term control and quick relief treatment options for a 60-year- old African American asthmatic patient as well as the impact these…
Write something against this paragraph The steps the nurse must take in order to assure safe medication administration for all five patients who colllectively have medications scheduled at 9 AM, 10 AM…
How far can an organization develop greater products while maintaining ethical product testing that is safe?
I was hoping to get some assistance with the following questions 1. Say you have been assigned as a patient educator in a large hospital, and a patient comes in for information regarding a new me…
Hi, Can you paraphrase this text please? According to VanMeter and Hubert (2014), during seizures, due to some underlying factors, the normal process of depolarization and action potential of neurons …
QUESTION 16 1.A nurse is prioritizing what step to take first when beginning to care for a client before entering the room What step should occur first? A. Prepare the morning medications B….
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Can you please help me make drug cards for these ff medications with the following format? please ramipril risperidone sinemet synthroid ventolin vit B 12 And for the action, will you please explain i…
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Which statement best describes a pharmacological approach to treating patients for impulsive aggression?
The relationship between the following: enteral feeding and nutrition, gastrointestinal issues and tube feeding, and enteral feeding and swallowing difficulties. Describe the rationale for following t…
Explain how the nursing process is used to safely give medications to patients.
Is there a difference between treating a dying patient for comfort measures and treating with intent to prolong life? Explain. How can health professionals honor cultural practices and beliefs in cari…
which condition is considered progressive rather than reversiblle? A. delirium B. dememtia C. depression D anxiety
Joycee is a 14-year old student. For the past 3 days, she has not been feeling well.This morning her temperature is 39C, and she has chills and a headache. Several of herfriends at school have the…
please assist. SCHIZOPHRENIA PART TWO [10 marks] Patient scenario Athena Reeves was initially managed with aripiprazole but her symptoms did not respond and was re-admitted with agitation and aggressi…
Question 46 A child has scoliosis with a 40-degree curvature of the spine, and the parent is worried about pulmonary involvement. What statement by the healthcare professional is most appropriate?…
DJ 15 a 45 yobin who comes in today as a follow-up for blood pressure. He was seen in your office 2 weeks ago for an upper respiratory infection during which time his blood pressure measured 190/94. …
Morphine sulfate 4 mg IV push is ordered to relive shortness of breath in a person with chronic lung disease. Morphine 2 mg/mL is available. How many milliliters should the nurse give?——mL
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Monitoring a patient on a high-dose aspirin level includes: 1-Salicylate level 2-Complete blood count 3-Urine pH 4-All of the above
An APRN obtains a cardiology consultation for a patient. As part of the patient care the consultant recommended medication that is contra indicated based on the patient’s comorbidities. Which is the b…
Why do drugs like Valium take so long to be eliminated from your body, that is ,why do they hav a long half-life Hey
What is the rationale and evidence for vasopressin use as a noradrenaline sparing agent on cardiothoracic critical care units post cardiac sugery opposed to its orginal use on general intensive care f…
Revisit the toxicology example: six groups of beetles were exposed to various concentrations (C) of the insecticide. At the end of the experiment, dead beetles in each group were counted. Consider the…
Match the column on the left with the appropriate action on the right. Actions may be used more than once. ____ If NPO for laboratory tests a. Watch closely for drug reactions b. Crush tablet, m…
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When a drug effect is greater at a specific blood level when the concentration in the blood is rising compared to at the same blood level when the concentration in the blood is falling, this is called
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- ____________ The Order: give PenG 400,000 units IM bid. The PenG is available as 250,000 U/mL. How many mL will be given each dose?
63-year-old male who was recently diagnosed with atrial fibrillation after being hospitalized for fatigue and shortness of breath. He has agreed to proceed with rhythm control for the chronic treatmen…
In a low risk patient requiring a 20% reduction in LDL to achieve goal, which of the following should the NP initiate? Group of answer choices simvastatin 40 mg daily pitavastatin 4 mg fluvastatin 40 …
Mrs. AB, a 22 year old came to a Maternity Clinic for consultation, after she missed her last menstrual cycles. Her last menstrual period was on June 20, 2021. A home pregnancy test was tested positiv…
What is the role of drugs in reducing the short term and long term complication of diabetes?
What is agranulocytosis and why do nurses monitor patients for this if they are taking certain medications?
How does the term pharmacology differ from the term clinical pharmacology? 2).Briefly describe the phases involves in each step of developing and approving a new drug in the United States 1).Each grou…
How do you treat hypertension in a patient who also has BPH
please help. ACTIVE LEARNING TEMPLATE: System Disorder STUDENT NAME DISORDER DISEASE PROCESS HYPOMAGNEcemig REVIEW MODULE CHAPTER Alterations in Health Pathophysiology Related Health Promotion and (Di…
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Help me to answer this please Module 6: Work on the table below: Give the definition of each of the dosage form found in column 2. Column 4 should be filled up with examples of each of the dosage form…
A 28 year-old Hispanic male with hypertension complains of a one week history of sore throat and nasal congestion. His symptoms have since diminished except for a dry cough that started a few days aft…
Evaluate how a typical drug, when orally administered, may be handled differently by these two patients: Ms. Jones is a 30-year-old female personal trainer that is 5′ 4″ tall weighing 110lbs. She regu…
discuss communication issues associated with non-english-speaking patients and instructions on specific routes for administration of medication what might be difficult to explain? How would you get ov…
Search for a research study on pharmaceutical formation of dietary supplements or supplement drugs. First paragraph should be summary and another for reactions or suggestions. Attach the link or pdf o…
Case study: Background: A high-intensity statin is indicated for a patient per the ASCVD risk score. random BG= 202. T chol= 280. HDL= 27. LDL= 193. BP=124/76. Hx HTN,. 68 y.o. caucasian male. Meds= l…
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Please fast answer without explain 24) The oropharyngeal and oesophageal candidiasis following long-term therapy with a broad spectrum antibiotic can be best treated with: a. Sulfonates b. Fluconazole…
Order: Dopamine 1 g in 250mL of D5 1/2 NS. Infuse over 90 minutes. How many mL/hr will be administered?
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Did I do this right I need help!!? The physician has ordered Lanoxin elixir 90 mcg p.o. daily. The available medication contains 0.05 mg/2 mL. How many ml will you administer? 90mcg 90 Mcg 0.05 = = 2 …
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Explain how Pharmacy Practice had evolved starting from the first era up to the current era.
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Pharmacodynamics and pharmaco*kinetics application You have chosen to assess the effect of alcohol toxicity using Daphnia (water flea).In a simple experiment you use place 50 fleas…
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complementary and alternative medicines in the patient’s point of view
You have been seeing Ms. Simpson for a psychological evaluation over the last few weeks. Based on your clinical interview, you determine that she meets diagnostic criteria for 296.22 (F32.1) Major Dep…
The doctor has ordered 40mg of a medication to be given to the patient by mouth three times a day. You have that medication in 80mg tablets. How many tablets would you give for one dose?
create an experiment that would show the effects of Ibuprofen vs Tylenol. Describe the experimental set-up. Explain the controls and describe how validity and confidence in the results are ensured. Ho…
A stock bottle of liquid medication contains 8 ounces. The bottle was opened on Monday and patient A received 4 doses of 1 teaspoon, patient B received 2 doses of 1 tablespoon, and patient C receive…
1)A weak acid drug, is metabolised in the liver with CYP3A4 enzymes. This drug is not a pro-drug. Considering the pharmaco*kinetic steps (ADME), discuss how the duration of drug action can be prolonged…
Janie is an 18-year-old who presents to clinic with a concern that her acne has worsened since she started college. She currently is using a benzoyl peroxide 5% wash once a day. This regimen has helpe…
A client is prescribed rifampin after being exposed to active tuberculosis. Which finding would the nurse immediately report to the health care provider? Select all that apply. One, some, or all respo…
If the valves inside your veins become damaged, the valves may not close completely. This allows blood to flow in both directions. When your muscles relax, the valves inside the damaged vein(s) will n…
Question 1 Syringe 3 ml Select all that apply. Given the appropriate name for the type of syringe shown. Group of answer choices tuberculin 1 ml 3 ml U-50 U-100 Question 2 Syringe 3 ml Select all that…
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Select a medication and apply the available evidence and treatment guidelines to determine appropriate therapeutic options used for the treatment of constipation or diarrhea. Share the mechanism of ac…
Oncology, Immunizations, and Immunosuppression Name: _______________________________ 1. A 40-year-old female client is seen in the clinic. She has been newly diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis. Which…
In line 17 the imshow() method is called on the object ax[0]. Recite to your partner the methods called on each object in lines 20-24:
When studying the impact a drug has on the body , the nurse is reviewing what ?
Patient Case Question 17. If the patient’s fractional excretion of sodium is 0.87%, calcu- late the patient’s urine creatinine concentration.
A Physician orders a patient to receive continuous nebulization of albuterol at 20mg/hr. You have 2.5mg/0.5ml ampules and 0.9% normal; saline. The output of your nebulizer is 0.33ml/min. How many mill…
A patient is to receive diazepam as part of the treatment for status epilepticus. The patient has an intravenous infusion in his left arm that is being used to administer an anti-seizure agent. The ph…
Good day! I need help answering this one. Pls help. Thank you . 1. Research on the contributions of Spain in the Philippine Pharmacy Practice. 2. What do you think are the Spanish influences in t…
3.) Digoxin is used in the treatment of: A.) Congestive heart failure. B.) Ventricular arrhythmias. C.) Angina pectoris
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You are working in a community outpatient clinic where you perform the intake assessment on R.M., a 38-year-old woman. She is being worked up for endocrine disease based upon her symptoms- fatigue, we…
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PLEASE EXPLAIN AND SHOW WORKING. Phenobarbital is the longest established anticonvulsant medication that is still used commonly to treat certain types of epilepsy. Following long-term treatment…
. Each group should develop flash cards for the assigned group of drugs used to treat obstructive pulmonary diseases. Develop flesh cards that describe the therapeutic action, indications, pharmaco*kin…
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help with questions. When administering a medication ordered to be titrated, what information does the nurse understand about the medication drips? They are administered at a constant rate. They are a…
You are supporting John and now know that he has knee pain and that the area is red, hot, and swollen. Your colleague says that “Stephen has taken meloxicam in past for shoulder pain. You could borrow…
being able to quickly scan incoming prescriptions for completeness and missing information is a skill that is learned from reading many prescription. Read the following prescription and state what typ…
Looking at metabolism,what is the first-pass effect and how can it be avoided?
This virus has oncogenic potential in certain populations, e.g. causing Burkitt’s lymphoma in malarious regions of Africa and nasopharyngeal carcinomas in China. a) Measles virus b) Rotavirus c) Epste…
Comparing the Regionalized Model: The Traditional British National Health Service and the Dispersed Model: Traditional United States Health Care Organization. A. What are the advantages of each? B….
What are the consequences if medical documentation is not located in the medical record, according to the Joint Commission?
Which ingredient may cause liver damage if combined with alcohol?
What is ‘simplification’ when referred to in drug development terms? a) The process by which a drug candidate is synthesised as simply as possible b) The process of adding more chiral centres to a com…
A Nurse Practitioner is assessing a patient who has chronic lymphoblastic myelogenous leukemia. The treatment plan includes hydroxyurea (Hydrea). The nurse will assess the patient for which of the fol…
a prescription reads regular insulin 8units/hr by continuous intravenous infusion. the pharmacy prepares the medication and then delivers an IV bag labeled 100 units of regular insulin in 100ml normal…
why does the medical assistant need to understand how to convert the household system when most medication orders are given in the metric system?
Questions to recorn with 1.as far as pancreatic pseudocyst is concerned,discuss the percentage availability as well as thecomplexities of ceaseless pancreatitis. 2.whta re the justifications of the …
A 50 year old male with a long history of heavy drinking has been referred to a nutrition clinic. Four months ago another physician told him he had an ulcer. He still has abdominal pain, but now he al…
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TEST NAME: CTO1 38 Which of the following medication should be administered whole (e.g., not divided or crushed for administration)? O A scored tablet O A lozenge O An unscored tablet A capsule NEXT &…
Rami is a 31-year-old patient who was diagnosed with moderate depressive disorder 14 months ago. Separate treatment trials with sertraline and venlafaxine did not provide sufficient relief of his symp…
Hello What is produced by the endothelial cells that causes smooth muscle cell relaxation?
A 35-year-old male, Mr. NX, presents to your clinic today with complaints of back pain and “just not feeling good.” Regarding his back, he states that his back pain is a chronic condition that he has …
. Match the concepts/descriptions per item to the words they are associated with. Classify the following data in the first column as to the type of information they identify with in the second colum…
A nurse is instructing a client on taking lithium for bipolar disorder. The client will need to have blood draws every 2 to 3 days initially to determine what about the drug level? Question options: a…
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How I solve this case? PATIENT PRESENTATION Chief Complaint "Please don’t tell me we have to get rid of the cats!" HPI Shiloh Eddingfield is a 17-year-old girl who presents to her primary ca…
Robert Wolfe is a 67-year-old man with type 2 DM, HTN, and stage 5 CKD. He receives hemodialysis three times a week with a high-flux hemodialysis membrane. His wife brought him into the ED this mornin…
please fast answer without explain 4Which of the following statements is correct regarding side effects and adverse effects? Select one: Adverse effects are sometimes desirable side effects are a resu…
please answer the following question C) Bob, an online blogger, read an article by Blatherwick et al. "Studies of urinary acidity. Some effects of drinking large amounts of orange juice and sour …
Decide which supply you would select and enter the number of tablets you would give. Order: Keflex 0.5 g p.o. b.i.d for 7 days Supply: Bottle containing Keflex 500 mg per capsule, 14 capsules Gi…
Student Name: _________________________________________________ Pharmacy Math Convert these units into equivalents: 1.1 kg = ______ g 2.1mg = ______ mcg 3.1 L = ______ mL 4.?…
Describe the outsourcing model of drug development in the pharmaceutical industry.
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A patient was given a 260 mg dose of drug by bolus intravenous injection and plasma concentration was determined as displayed in the table below: Time (h) 1 2.5 5 7.5 10 Drug Concentrat…
Tinactin contains 0.15 gm of tolnaftate powder in 15 gm. What is the percent strength of this cream? Zovirax contains 200mg of acyclovir in 4 gm. What is the concentration of this product? If 250 gm o…
What are the major morphologic classification of anemias.
discuss the drugs that are showing significant promises against coronavirus,SARS-CoV-2 to treat COVID-19 disease. (10marks)
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Is there a test bank for pharmacology for the primary provider?
Drug information paper Topic: Does sacubitril/valsartan increase the risk of cognitive dysfunction or decline? I need help please what to include in this question…. Answer provided is base…
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Among DPI devices existing on the market, some inhaler devices may not be suitable for COPD patients, choose the right device for a nanoparticle agglomerate formulate DPI from the existing devices on …
- A nurse is teaching about deep-breathing exercises with a client who reports experiencing intense stress at work. Which of the following statements by the client indicates an understandin…
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The pharmacology instructor is discussing activated complement with the nursing students. What would the instructor tell the students activated complement stimulates?
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- The following menstrual disorder occurs when women experience bleeding between cycles: a. Premenstrual Syndrome b. Endometriosis c. Menorrhagia d. Metrorrhagia 5. . The following is a disorder of t…
please fast answer without explain 10 The Antifungal that maintains disintegration of fungal membrane wall is: a. Terbinafine. b. Griseofulvin c. Caspofungin d. Mycostatin
PART 1 1.What pharmaco*kinetic properties are shared by most of the antipsychotic drugs? 2. How do the xanthine alkaloids produce their pharmacological effects? 3. Why is it necessary to wait for 2 to …
The nurse is caring for a 92 y/o patient who was admitted yesterday for pneumonia.The patient’s medical history includes hypertension and heart failure.The patient is agitated, cannot tell the nur…
When differentiating between ganglionic stimulants and ganglionic blockers, you determine that ganglionic stimulants: Stop the craving for nicotine Treat severe hypertension Have little clin…
13)-Dose ordered: Gantrisin tablet 2 g bid ud for 10 days Label: Gantrisin 500 mg Dose to be given per time: Complete Order Directions:
Easy calculation, 2 multiple choice qn and one 3marks qn. 1.How many grams of NaCl (Molecular weight = 58.5) should be used to make a solution containing 0.6mmol Na+ ? (1 mark) a)?…
- Usual characteristics look for alfaxalone and profile I. “Triple drip” used in horses is ketamine, GG and this Match the description to the drug it best describes. Each answer is used only once Xyl…
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Name and describe the four typical drug molecular targets and their cellular functions
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- The molecular weight of testosterone cypionate is 412.6 and that of testosterone is 288.4. What is the dose of testosterone cypionate that would be equivalent to 40.0 mg of testosterone…
PHA105 compounding Matha assignment. For the following recipes calculate the amount of each ingredient to make the requested Mitte quantities. Bromides Syrup Potassium Bromide 8 g Sodium Bromide 8 g A…
These answers are wrong!. Can you solve them for me please? Question 4 1 points Saved The nurse has administered a subcutaneous injection of 250 mcg chorionic gonadotropin alpha. What outcome best ind…
the nurse is contributing to a staff bioterrorism program about the plague.. Question 2. The nurse is contributing to a staff bioterrorism program about the plague. Which information should the nurse …
Please explain and answer. Thank you! HCPP IV solution veg insulin 100 units in 250 ml of 045 saline infuse a 12 units / hr. How many mL / br? O
Valium 15 mg is ordered.You have available 5 mg tablets.How many tablets will you give?___________
I’m having some challenges on this practice questions. Can someone help clarify my views on the answer I’m choosen? Which are two main types of ADR A. Accidental and Bizarre B. Accelerated and Bad C. …
Design a pharmacological experiment to test or measure each one of the following in ileum smooth muscle: whether a noradrenergic antagonist is competitive or non-competitive
Which statements are true about the common cold? Select all that apply. Question 9 options: Antibiotics are not effective Cold remedies should be avoided in children up to 6 years of age Fever means t…
The usual adult dose for diphenhydramine (benadryl) is 50mg. What would be the safe dosage for a child weighing 27 lbs?
Hi, Can you help me with these Patient case study. Please review the attached images. Thanks Phar 1003: Non-Prescription Medications and Self—Care Module 3 Patient Case Sarah is a 21-year-old female…
A certainpatientwho has epileptic seizures should be advised by the doctornot to take:…….Please explain answer A.Evening Primrose Oil ?…
Medications that are used to treat conditions of the nervous system are often a controlled substance that have a high risk of dependence. Research a disorder of the nervous system and a common treatme…
Please read the following case study and complete the questions below. Daniel is a 16-year-old boy who is an identical twin. He and his brother Jeff are very close and do most things together. While D…
As far as the new systems in place like, Point-of-Sale and Computerized Inventory Systems, which one would be most beneficial to keeping track of the Pharmacies inventory?
Deciding if a business is ready for an online strategy.
Hello. Please answer. I need complete solution for this one. Thank you . 68. Mega denotes of the basic unit: a. 1015 b. 1012 C. 10 d. 105 69. If the cost of human growth hormone is P40/mg q 4h si…
Mr. ABC discovered through a laboratory analysis report of his urine, that most of the drugs he took were excreted unchanged. Explain why the drugs were excreted unchanged
After treating intestinal amoebiasis with metronidazole, a course of diloxanide furoate is often advised to
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The website for local studies in Indianapolis is managed by the CTSI at Indiana University(Links to an external site.) . Have a look at the current trials and see if there is an ongoing study fo…
A physician prescribed dimenhydrinate (dramamine) 50 mg q4-6 h. p.o. as an antihistamine. The drug is available in 0.2 g dosage. Calculate the amount to be given.
select the correct answer (one answer) Q1 – In decision analysis, one needs to come up with estimates of the prior probability of disease, either through empirical data or by subjective estimation.T…
a 22 year old client is hard to awake after taking diazepam by mouth. It is suspected she overdose on the medication. What are 2 measures the nurse anticipates will take place to address the acute tox…
- A patient is receiving digoxin twice daily. When assessing the patient before giving a dose, the nurse counts a pulse of 60 beats per minute and learns that the patient is experiencing nausea. The…
why is D5 1/2 NS—AND—IV drip Regular Insulin attached to the piggyback Y-site of the IV tubing incompatible with Morphine?
ref: Route of Administration published by the FDA. Ref: Pharmacology: Routes of drug Administration by professor Fink Example: Oral By mouth po per os Outline the major medication administration route…
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- A doctor’s request for Parenteral Nutrition (PN) order is as shown below: TPN Order Total volume………………………….2500mL Amino acid…………………………….300mL De…
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Answer these questions I.a What subjective and objective information indicates the presence of an acute pulmonary exacerbation of cystic fibrosis? 1.b. What additional information is needed to fully a…
Which 2 categories are preferred to treat uncomplicated hypertension? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY a) Calcium channel blockers b) Beta- adrenergic blockers c) ACE inhibitors d) Diuretics e) Peripheral -actin…
Please work through the following cases, most of which are real and not fictitious. Please prepare answers to each case. 1. It is 12.45pm on Sunday rota, and you are due to close in 15 minutes. One of…
Case: You are a pharmaceutical scientist tasked to work on a new drug to treat hypertension in patients with diabetes. The following parameters have been defined for the drug: It needs to have a long …
Drugs that increase reuptake of neurotransmitters decrease neurotransmission. Group of answer choices
Penetration and deposition are two processes that are needed for successful delivery of drug particles through the respiratory route of administration. Answer the following questions with regards to r…
Select an antimicrobial medication that inhibits bacterial protein synthesis. Share the antibacterial spectrum and hints for monitoring, side effects, and drug interactions, including interactions wit…
What safety concerns are related to long-term stimulant use?
Mr A a 64 year old African American female who weighs 190 lbs. and 5’6. Medical history include hypertension, anxiety disorder, early stages of congestive heart failure and severe arthritis right knee…
Serotonin is a neurotransmitter that: Select one: a. is involved in many homeostatic processes, including mood and blood pressure b. is involved in many homeostatic processes, including mood and masse…
What is the absorption and redistribution (to the brain specifically) of the following psychotropic drugs following oral administration as a tablet or capsule: a weak acid with a pKa of 5.5; a weak ac…
- Construct a table to compare and contrast the two groups of antimigraine medications (ergot derivatives and Triptans). In the comparison, include therapeutic actions, indications, pharmaco*kinetics,…
4.A nurse receives an order to administer a critically ill patient two drugs immediately (stat). The nurse begins the process by A) washing his or her hands before handling the medications. B) consult…
From the primary literature, locate a clinical drug study demonstrating a comparison betweena rectal suppository delivery system and another route of delivery for the drug in terms of clinical eff…
The patient is a59-year-old married woman with5grown children She is moderately overweight (BMI 30) and was diagnosed with non-insulin-dependent diabetes 10 years ago; she is fairly well manag…
pharmacogenetics in pharmacology your patient is prescribed tramadol 100 mg every 6 hours as needed for moderate to severe pain after vertebral fracture. after routinely receiving the drug over 24 hou…
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What consequences could a long-term blood pressure of 230/160 mm Hg have for people? howdoes having high blood pressure affect people daily life, can people live a noraml poductive live with high bloo…
Please help. QUESTION 5 Match the drug name with the drug type A. ketamine opioid analgesics B. oxymorphone opioid antagonist C. sevoflurane phenothiazine D. dexmedetomidine benzodiazepine E: aceproma…
Please summarize the following journal with attention to importance of specialized pharmacists in IBD treatment. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/335450628_Roles_of_healthcare_professionals_in…
Amitriptyline/tricyclic – note why the medication is used and consider adverse effects. invent a scenario where given this medication could result in an ethical or legally charged situation
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Discussion: – Mr. Smith brings his 4 -year -old to your office with chief complaints of right ear pain, sneezing, mild cough, and low- grade fever of 100 degrees for the last 72 hours. Today, the chil…
A 54-year-old comes to your office with a 30-year history of tobacco use. There is an increase in cough of late, with copious productive white clear sputum. The patient relays shortness of breath at w…
what is all the information written on the label of drugs for a.A container of liquid b.An ampoule c.A vial ?
How shifts in ADME may be linked to changes in pharmaco*kinetic parameters (i.e.: bioavailability, volume of distribution, half‐life, clearance, etc…) and ultimately drug dosing in the geriatric po…
A client with dehydration related to frequent emesis is receiving lactated ringer’s for fluid replacement. Identify two (2) indicators that the fluid replacement is adequate upon completion of an as…
Help pleas The patient who has just been prescribed fluticasone (Flovent) asks what this drug does. The nurse’s best response is that the purpose of administering an inhaled corticosteroid is to: impr…
Problem 3.Competition experiment. 0.5 nM radioligand L* is bound to 1 ml samples of the same membrane samples used in the above experiments in the presence or absence of varying amounts of either …
Which term describes the practice of taking multiple drugs at the same time? O prescribing cascade O pharmacodynamics O pharmaco*kinetics O polypharmacy Question 27 (2 points) E Listen Which drug class…
The nurse is calculating a drug dosage and needs to convert the dose from micrograms to milligrams. What measurement system is the nurse using?
Concerning drug receptor interactions, the constant Kd refers to what, give at least two examples
Compose a Research on a study on Belarus Country Coronary Heart Disease Cases
Jeremy Stewart is a 44-year-old, white married father of three who sees you for a psychiatric evaluation. Jeremy is a professor at a local college, where he teaches art. He also has a small art studio…
WHAT’S THE ICD-10-PCS CODE FOR:This patient has had ongoing concerns in her left elbow joint. This patient presents today for a percutaneous irrigation of the left elbow joint. The joint was irrigated…
what are the implications and potential interactions of Metamucil, and what will you teach a patient about drug.
for medical terminology what would be a reliable source to use on a job excluding books
Azithromycin 50 mg oral suspension is ordered. Azithromycin is available as 25 MG/5 ML. How many teaspoons should be administered per dose?
Leukotriene modifiers are indicated for the use of which clinical conditions? What is their mechanism of action? Please include a reference as well. Thank you
Why some anthelmintics are preferred to be used in empty stomach or vice versa ? Elaborate with appropriate examples please.
Draw the structural formula for the ring-form of glucose.
For A Dosage Forms and Drug Delivery Systems Lab Report, How would I compute for the Computed Amount to complete the table in the preparation of acacia mucilage?. PREPARATION #14: ACACIA MUCILAGE Proc…
HW this week will be a little different from usual.Please go to this site: http://www.netce.com/coursecontent.php?courseid=1337&scrollTo=BEGIN This is the course materials from an education co…
The emergency medical services (EMS) team has brought a 54-year-old female patient to the emergency department where you are working. The EMS personnel state that the patient was found wandering in …
Synthesis of acetylcholine (ACh) alpha-1 receptor in autonomic nervous system put the link where you base it on and explain it in bullet form thanks
URGENT PLEASE!!!! Case study; One of the common problems faced by readers (and authors!) of medical articles is in the interpretation of the word “significance.” The term “statistical significan…
The recommended dosage of fluconazole for oropharyngeal candidiasis is 6 mg/kg on day one, followed by 3 mg/kg/day thereafter. What are the appropriate dosages for a child weighing 30 kg on the firs…
Calculate the dosages as indicated. Lidocaine to infuse at 3 mg/min. The solution available is 2 g of lidocaine in 500 mL D5W. Determine the IV flow rate.
what would a 30 day RX for for Carvedilol for heart failure? Start with lowest dosage for appropriate amount of time prior to increasing and then another for the second dosage for the appropriate amou…
- The doctor orders Ticarcillin 750mg in 100ml of Normal Saline over 30 minutes.How many ml/hr should you set the infusion pump for?If you were determining drops/min. how would this wor…
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What are the second line COPD medications if allergic to the first line medications
Which of the following is the clinical use of pemoline (Cylert)? Suppress a patient’s appetite to achieve weight loss Teat attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Treat narcolepsy. Used as an…
You are a nurse in the emergency department caring for a patient in status epilepticus.Which of these medications will you be prepared to administer:
Provide a brief overview of the GDPR, background on why the GDPR was enacted (might need to check for prior privacy law’s history), an analysis of what the GDPR does, who itaffects and end y…
- Order:Kanamycin (Kantrex) 1 g po Q8hr x 7 days. Available:Kanamycin capsules, 500 mg.How many capsules will the client receive in the 7 days he is to receive this medication?
A 50 kg patient received a dose of amikacin 0.5 mg/kg which resulted in a serum concentration of 15 mcg/mL. How much amikacin in mg will the patient have received if the serum concentration was 20 mcg…
Please define what is meant by drug target validation and describe an experiment that can be carried out to validate the functional relevance of a particular drug target to a given human disease condi…
i need to make 500 g of a 25% ointment. I have to use 10%, 20%, and 50% ointments to prepare this. How many grams of the 20% ointment do I need to prepare this mixture?
heelp. Your 55 year old patient has hypertension and is to begin taking medication. When reviewing the patient’s health status history, you note that she also has asthma. Which of the following drugs …
Patient 1: Grace Peters is 72 years old. She presented to her GP last week, complaining of dizziness and headaches. Grace has a history of: Type II Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM), hypertension (HT) and high…
This week’s discussion is going to be interactive! For your initial post I want you to choose (1) disease or condition of the endocrine system. However, do NOT state what the disease is in your post. …
Medications that are approved for human use have to go through very stringent testing before they can be dispensed or prescribed in the U.S. How does the field of pharmacodynamics impact drug safety? …
Nurs 6521 Advanced pharmacology Walden university. signment by Day 7 of Week 3 Assignment By Day 7 of Week 3 (by Sunday, 11:59 pm MT) Create a 5- to 6+ slide Powerpoint presentation that can be used i…
- Give and discuss the uses of the following carboxylate salts: a. Sodium benzoate b. Calcium and sodium propionate c. Zinc-10-undecylenate d. aluminum acetate Reference/link: 2. How does preser…
what the answer for this question Should this patient receive antibiotic therapy at this time , or should watchful waiting observation ) be the course of action ? Defend your answer .
Order: Infuse fluconazole 400mg/200ml over 2 hours. IV Tubing drop factor of 15gtts/ml. What is the flow rate? gtts/min
Dr Martin, OB/GYN, has asked Sarah, a new FNP,to come intohis practice.He wants to expand his practice and include children and men.He would like Sarah to be in charge of that new venture.Th…
Please give accurate answers and explain your answers in detail. Thanks D Question 1 1 pts Bactroban ointment contains 2% w/w of the active ingredient, mupirocin. A sufficient amount of an excipient,…
i need help with number 3 please .II Cricket ‘3’ 6129 PM L G} 52% Oncology, Immunizations, an… . A 40-year-old female client is seen in the clinic. She has been newly diagnosed with Rheumatoid Art…
in chronic asthma what steroids are the drug of choice
If a physician orders Solu-Medrol for a patient with COPD. The ordered dose is 20mg IV every 6 hours. How many mLs will the nurse administer to this patient for each dose?
Module 02 course project What are the 4 credible references
. Graphically illustrate concentration response curves that which best represents the percentage effect when a full agonist is present throughout an experiment and the concentration of a partial agoni…
Antiparkinsonian Drugs CRITICAL THINKING APPLICATION Mr. Hicks is prescribed levodopa-carbidopa treatment regimen for Parkinson’s disease. Halle i…
PHARMACOLOGY REVIEW TEST 6 ATI (8.0) Chapters 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33: Clayton Chapters 38, 39, 40, 19 ATI Pharmacology Made Easy 4.0 Modules: Reproductive & genitourinary system; Pain & in…
Jerry is a janitor that works at the hospital. He uses Lysol to clean many surfaces in the hospital, such as waiting room chairs, hand rails, and countertops. Jerry is refilling a spray bottle with …
Using references to evidence supporting your points: Do you think that children should be required to get vaccinated before attending school? Why or why not? Do you think it should be mandatory for he…
- What are the main side effects of each of classes of antidepressants?
What are the key lifespan considerations for an adult when administering anti migraine medication?
- The veterinarian asks you to dispense Albon@ for an 8.8 lb. puppy for coccidia for 10 days. a. The dosage for coccidia is 55 mg/kg PO initially on the first day of therapy then 27.5 mg PO once dail…
The night before an exam, Mary feels a surge of panic. Her heart rate increases and she begins to sweat. The stress of writing the paper the next day makes her feel nauseous. These physiological chang…
What are pharmacodynamics and pharmaco*kinetics? What are the key determinants of drug absorption, delivery, metabolism and secretion? How does the blood-brain barrier restrict the movement of drugs …
- Select a patient in a clinical setting who is taking one or more diuretics. Classify the diuretic(s) why is the patient taking the prescribed medication? For each diuretic, describe the …
You may use any method. Show your formula. 6. The doctor ordered Cefuroxime 350 mg IV q8h. The drug is 1. The doctor ordered Cefuroxime 500 mg PO, TID. The available at 1000 mg in powdered form. How m…
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Ms. Hill is currently being treated for schizophrenia but has stopped taking her medications due to some side effects she claims she was experiencing. She presents to the clinic today with worsening s…
which phase of the fast action potential id representative of diastole?
Create a fictional patient with alzheimers disease.
All the following drugs listed below are premixed insulin except: © Humulin 70/30 O Novolin 70/30 C ) Humalog 100 units O Novolog 70/30
Which one of the following is an example of the chemical modification of an active pharmaceutical ingredient? a) Converting a crystalline API into an amorphous form b) Combining a basic API with citri…
the patient anterior pituitary hormone secretion is impacted by time of the day and activity what is nurse teachin?
The best answer No absorption time is required when a drug is administered via the A- Subcutaneous route B- Intramuscular route C- Intravenous route D- Oral route
How can I get the 3P Exam questions for South university Savannah Georgia?
please help me with this. thank you Case number 1 A 22-year-old man presents to your clinic with a sore throat and fever. You diagnose him with pharyngitis caused by group A alpha-hemolytic Streptococ…
ORDER : 250 cc normal saline, runs at 25cc/hr ,available : iv set labeled 15 gtts/ml, how long will the iv last course hero
I was messaging tutorrichie about this assignment and he told me to message this account. I need two papers completed with in the next three hours. They need to be two pages each with sources attach…
what is attention deficit disorder? list 3 symptoms
Mr. Pelosi was admitted to Parrish Medical Center for the treatment of a sexually transmitted disease. A pharmacy technician who had access to his chart did not comply with the HIPAA Privacy Rule, and…
What quality improvement strategies would you use when administering medications to prevent errors and provide safe care? Use the 2019 national targets to argue and justify.
Constipation is a side effect of opioid use caused by the: a. Spasmogenic activity of opioids on smooth muscle and mu2 receptors in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract b. Spasmolytic activity on smooth mu…
Which of the following is considered a class IA Sodium Channel blocker? A. Propafenone B. Disopyramide C. Aminodarone D. Quinidine
A 63-year-old man is seen in the office 2 weeks after a ST-elevation myocardial infarction (MI). A former smoker with hypertension, he was discharged on atorvastatin 80mg daily, dual anti-platelet the…
For the below scenario described, answer the questions in complete sentences.Do not copy and paste from google. Follow the questions, do not write less or too much. Ms Alisa was diagnosed with a fu…
the client has been prescribed simvastatin by mouth daily .the nurse delivers a breakfast tray to the client and removes a large glass of grapefruit juice that has been included on the tray. the clien…
ad the case study scenario below carefully and answer ALL the discussion questions below. Refer to your textbook as a resource. This case study is due on Thursday (5/13/2021 at 9:00 AM) Patient Profil…
Identify the following for Amoxicillin -structure -mechanism of action -clinical use -resistance mechanisms in pathogenic bacteria
Determination of kinetic parameters; Part One, and Part Two. Part 1: Determination of kinetic parameters for uninhibited data Prepare the following plots for each data set (i.e. 4 separate plots on ea…
Which of the following is true about carvedilol? Group of answer choices Carvedilol is not approved for the treatment of heart failure Carvedilol does not mask hypoglycemia symptoms Carvedilol is more…
Assignment Details Case Study: Complex Health Needs and Polypharmacy MW is a 68-year-old female with complex health needs who has been referred to you for assessment and management of her conditions. …
Temperature and humidity monitoring during medicines transporting by Navision. I am in need of some key words i can look up to ose websites,projects related to this topic.
hello,, i need help with my case study In 1998, a pharmacy technician discloses personal information to her child pertaining to one of her customers. As a result, the child of the pharmacy technicia…
(TCO 10) All of the following may cause jaundice except _____. Group of answer choices Crohn’s disease cirrhosis hepatitis cholelithiasis
19.) Which of the following is the mechanism of action for enoxaparin? A.) Antiplatlet. B.) Clot buster. C.) Inhibits clotting factor Xa. D.) Glycoprotein IIb/IIIa inhibitor. E.) Inhibits vitamin K de…
A nurse preparing to administer morning medications notes that a patient with a history of hypertension has been prescribed the angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitor captopril Capoten) concur…
list of conceivable ways a consumer/patient might misuse a topical semisolid dosage form.
Case: AP, a 42 year old, G8P5 (5025) from Purok Pag-asa Paquibato District, Malabog, Davao City, came at the ER today with an onset of moderate vagin*l bleeding which was noted to be dark red in cha…
Question: help me out guys, it’s urgent As per a recent report, about 59% of businesses at little firms (3-199 laborers) in the US give representative health care coverage. The level of little firms o…
Interviewing Project Points: 100 Students either individually or in small groups (per the discretion of the instructor) will interview a pharmacist or a pharmacy technician in different areas of ph…
hello, what’s the name of the Book for this Test Bank?
What are some of the complications that can arise from having Diabetes Mellitus and can you explain the difference between diabetic shock and diabetic coma? How is each one treated?
Scenarios and Medication Error Lazier Bonnes works casual with the local community living organization in Imlostforever , Ontario. Lazier works as support worker in the Supported Independent Living…
Make a Nursing care plan. Refer to NANDA book Scenario: Mark Young, a 63-year-old male, single and works as a handyman in a rural farming community and is quite physically active most days of the week…
- Lasix 40 mg IM stat. Interpret and use either administer or give at the beginning of the sentence
Putting Safety First 31. Why is it important to check the laboratory results of patients taking furosemide to see if their potassium levels are appropriate? 32. List three drug classes that should be …
Give the : a. CLASSIFICATION b. GENERIC NAME c. BRAND NAME d. COMMON SIDE EFFECTS e. TERATOGENICITY on each drug.. 1. Phenytoin 2. Lidocaine 3. Methylphenidate 4. Pseu doephedrine 5. Epinephrine 6. Be…
A 54-year-old man has just had a course of antimetabolites and radiation for pancreatic cancer. This morning he had a severe nosebleed and his neutrophil count is very low. His wife accompanies him to…
I am doing a presentation and therefore require an answer that is longer than 5 minute in length (speaking) How are neutrophils able to move from the vessel to the site of a bacterial infection. …
zolpidem orally at bed time. A client with Alzheimer’s Disease receives zolpidem orally at bedtime. Which client data, reported to the nurse by the caregiver, best indicates that the medication is eff…
- Effect of Volume of Distribution (Vd) on Plasma Drug Concentration Examine the effect of different volumes of distribution on the plasma concentration profile after intravenous administration of 20…
Doctor’s orders: Give 0.5 grams of medication. You have on the shelf 200mg/mL vials. How many mL will you administer?
- The patient has an order to receive an antacid, 6.5 mg q6h prn heartburn. The medication is available as10mg/4 mL. How many ml can the patient take in a 24-hour period?
How many mL of normal saline will be needed? How many mL per minute will you give? 2. Medication order: Pepcid 20 mg IVP Available: Pepcid 20mg/2mL Directions: Dilute with NS for a maximum concentrati…
hello, this is my questions for pharmacology and i dont know how to solve or i dont know why i got wrong Q1) You require a solution containing 428 mM of sodium hydroxide. You have 34g of NaOH, how man…
EP is a fifty-year-old woman who reports experiencing two to three hot flashes per day, occasionally associated with insomnia. She also states she is awakened from sleep about two to three times per w…
1.Jamie has fractured his ankle and has received a prescription for acetaminophen and Hydrocodone (Vicodin). Education when prescribing Vicodin includes which one of the following Instructions? 2.V…
Use of non-steroidal anti- inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) and triptans (serotonin 5HT1B/1D receptor agonists) for managing acute attacks of migraine.
plot the concentration-response curve for your data on this semi log graph paper . Orlistat final Absorbance at Absorbance at Tube no. Absorbance concentration (UM) 410 nm (A1) 500 nm (A2) A1 – A2 =…
in detail please and in brief.. 1. What risks are involved when healthcare professionals inject patients with medication? 2. What is the main action of cardiac glycosides in heart failure? 3. Explain …
What is the Pharmaco*kinetics and Pharmacodynamics of the medications Lexapro and Seroquel? PLease include references. Thanks
hi, in need help to solve this questions I need just a one correct answer 1- Which of the following actions most likely mediated the reduction in the patient’s tremor? a. Blockade of 2 adrenoceptors i…
- Data Collection and Patient Assessment The pharmacist assures the collection of the necessary subjective and objective information about the patient in order to understand the relevant medical/medi…
Which of the following information would you share with a patient when initiating mometasone (Nasonex) nasal spray for allergic rhinitis? Group of answer choices if nasal passages are swollen, may use…
Help me please. . Drug solubility and absorption across the cornea poses great challenges. Discuss ways of tackling these , challenges. [3]
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Order: Zithromax 500 mg PO as a single dose on day one, followed by 250 mg PO once daily on days 2 through 5. How many milligrams will the patient receive by the completion of the prescription?
Define pharmaceutical suspension and give an example of a USP standardized suspension.
A physician desires that a patient receive humulin 70/30 60 units sc daily. available humulin 70/30 100 units/ml 10 ml multidose vial how many dose are in the vial? how many packages of insulin syring…
A patient comes into the ER suffering from a drug overdose. A blood test shows extremely high levels of morphine, yet the patient says they did not take morphine. They are not lying, and they were…
What are the important strategies to reduce medication errors?
You are dispensing Foradil. The pharmacist tells you not to bother with putting the “do not use after” date on the box, telling you, “Just go ahead and dispense it.” What should you do, and why?
The nurse identifies which reaction in the patient being treated for onchocerciasis who experience purity’s, rash , fever , lymph node tenderness, and bone and joints pain?
Unsaturated fatty acids are used as excipients. Degradation of these compounds causes fats and oils to taste and smell rancid. What is the major chemical process through which this degradation occurs?…
The physicians orders 2g of Flagyl PO twice daily for 7 days. The pharmacy supplies 500mg tablets. How many tablets should be administered for each dose?
Task Three TB Case Study Task Read the case study and answers the questions Mr HS is a vagrant aged approximately 60, of no fixed abode, who is well known to your hospital. He is admitted frequently t…
the hydrodynamics of singular absorption, metabolism when I attempted to look it up it said biotransformation what does that mean
For the following recipes calculate the amount of each ingredient to make the requested Mitte quantities. Bromides Syrup Potassium Bromide 8 g Sodium Bromide 8 g Ammonium Bromide 5 g Calcium Brom…
All of the following statements are true concerning patient effects from medication administration except: a. all medications have a systemic effect b. topical medications affect only the localized ar…
Please choose a Respiratory Medication and discuss its implications and potential interactions when taken with foods and home remedies. What would you teach a patient about your chosen drug?
A patient has been taking antibiotics to treat recurrent pneumonia. The patient is in the clinic after having diarrhea for 5 days with six to seven liquid stools each day.The primary care NP should:…
- What were the pharmaceutical industry’s strategy and actions leading up to the opioid crisis? Was this strategy ethical? Why or why not? Consider the concepts of ethical universalism, ethical rel…
Please help with the following questions, thank you very much!. 23) Summarize the mechanism of action for the drugs commonly used to manage gout. 24) Describe the cause of tumor lysis syndrome, its co…
The poem is called “Its the constant image of your face” What do you think is the theme of the poem? (a) The guilt and remorse of a poet (b) Alienation from one’s own country (c) The poet’s love and…
- Outline the process of pharmaco*kinetics as it applies to contrast media.
Scenario #2 Michael, a 19-year-old male, injured his back while doing her floor gymnastics exercise routine about a week ago. The physician provided Michael with cyclobenzaprine (Flexeril) to reduce h…
Compare the concentrations of each of the serial dilutions to the color rankings. What is the relationship between concentration and color intensity?
What will NP do ? 2 Pharmacodynamics scenarios
- BYETTA injection, as an adjunct for glycemic control in type 2 diabetes mellitus, contains 250 mcg of exenatide in each milliliter of solution. T he injection is available in 1.2-mL prefilled pens….
There are 3 stages of the HIV Infection: 1. Acute Infection= During this stage, the person may feel like they have the flu. These symptoms may last a few weeks or persist even longer. During this time…
. Spectrophotometry is a tool for measuring bacterial cell growth. Cells in culture have the ability to absorb light at 600nm and we can exploit this fact to monitor the growth of the bacteria. Usin…
1 What routes are contraceptives given in? 2 What hormone can we use to treat breast cancer? 3 What are side effects of testosterone in women? 4 What is an abortifacient? 5 What do the mammary gla…
BB is a 27 years old, 57kg, height 5 feet 6 inches, female. Admitted at your hospital following referral by her general physician. Her complaints include: loss of appetite and abdominal pain and enlar…
With the aid of a curve, describe how would you determine the potency and efficacy of a drug.
A cold tablet contains the following Acetaminophen 325mg Chlorpheniramine Maleate 2 mg Dextromethorphan Hydrobromide 15 mg How many tablets may be prepared the if a manufacturing pharmacist has 1kg of…
The patient/client is to receive Kantrex (kanamycin sulfate) 1 g po q6h for 5 days. What is this dose of medication in milligrams? a. 10 b. 100 c. 1 d. 1000
. 4. In the book, Jurassic Park, by Michael Crichton, scientists are able to reconstruct dinosaurs by getting dinosaur DNA from a mosquito that had been well-preserved in amber since the era of dino…
- A patient who takes aluminum hydroxide with magnesium hydroxide (Mylanta) frequently for upset stomach, heartburn, and sour stomach is seen regularly in the clinic. The nurse should assess w…
Write a reaction paper about the Thalidomide tragedy with not less than five hundred words https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41n3mDoVbvk
The nurse is caring for a group of clients. Question 6. The nurse is caring for a group of clients. Which client will the nurse see first? O 1. A client who has pernicious anemia receiving B12 injecti…
Can you please help me to know the correct answer for this question 19. A 64-year-old African American woman has had a 12-kg (27-lb) weight increase during the past year, primarily because of inactivi…
Sami, a 9 month old has been referred to the community pediatric clinic by his health visitor because his head circumference is on the 99.6 th centile.HE was born at 38 weeks gestation by spontaneou…
If you need to administer 250mg of erythromycin PO. You have you have on hand 0.5g tablets. How many tablets will you give? Is it 2?
What aspects of pharmacy math were difficult for you to grasp? What did you find that helped you the most? Share your pointers or tips to help others understand those concepts/techniques. What advice …
Describe two (2) strategies that the nurse can use when administering oral medication to an infant.
3.) Digoxin is used in the treatment of? A.) Congestive heart failure. B.) Ventricular arrhythmias. C.) Angina pectoris.
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is decrease in cAMP inhibits AMPK and activate mTOR?
Exploring [sd1] the Protective effects of Lycium barbarum polysaccharide on male sexual dysfunction and fertility impairments by activating hypothalamic pituitary gonadal axis in streptozotocin-indu…
presents with an oozing erythematous area on her left lower leg that began 2 weeks ago as an insect bite.The area was itchy but not painful-until recently it is becoming more painful.She has had a…
Please explain the findings of the following journal article. Objective/s of the research Key Findings (results) Strength/s Weakness/es (or limitations of the study Link for the article: https://dri…
- Which of the following prescribed antiviral should the nurse question for a patient with severe hypokalemia? A. Foscarnet B. Cidofovir C. Valganciclovir Nevirapine
- A patient has GERD and is taking ranitidine (Zantac). She continues to have gastric discomfort and asks whether she can take an antacid. Which of the following is an appropriate response by …
Evaluate patients for the treatment of neurologic and musculoskeletal disorders by focusing on specific patient case studies through a decision tree exercise. You will analyze the decisions you will m…
tutoring help is needed with study assignment questions. 43. For each of the follow, state at least 2 things important about the drug or class of drugs. a . Penicillins b. Cephalosporins C. Tetrarcycl…
What are the goals of therapy for patient with migraine currently on abortive and prophylactic medication?
Give patient 18.7 mg of amiodarone in 385 mL of D5W to be infused at a rate of 13,717 hr . Calculate the flow rate in mL / h * r .
Compare and contrast the similarities and differences: Use a table, bullet-list or diagram to compare side-by-side, list similarities on left, differences on right. a. What are the differences betwe…
Primary and secondary prevention Complete Task 4 by answering the questions: Review the following patients. Determine if treatment would be appropriate in the following patients and if appropriate, wh…
Need to know if I did my math correctly, please show work. 50. OAICHIIn/clavulanate potassium (Augmentin) suspension 270 mg orally tid.) Available is 250 mg/5 mL. Prepare to administer_ 5.4 mL to your…
FLAG A nurse is preparing to administer famotidine 20 mg by intermittent IV bolus every 12 hr. Available is famotidine injection 20 mg in 0.9% sodium chloride 50 mL to infuse over 30 min. The nurse s…
1.Describe how the cell membrane maintain homeostasis. 2. Describe the processes of diffusion, osmosis, and facilited diffusion.
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Which opiate of this list is the least polar Select one: a.morphine b. heroin c. fentanyl d. All of these are polar drugs
Who can receive off-label information about a medication? Who are your key opinion leaders (KOLs), and how would you go about approaching them?
Cite sources QUESTION #1(60 points) Severeallergic orhypersensitivity reactionsin humanscan be life threatening, and treatmentsfrequently involve the administration ofmultiple drugs, inc…
1.collection 2.drying 3.packaging The process of removing sufficient moisture to ensure good keeping :qualities is
- A patient is to receive 1000 ML of NS over nine hours by continuous IV infusion after surgery at what rate in milliliters per hour will a nurse said the IV pump. Round to tenths
difference between un-ionized drugs and ionized drugs, example of ionized drugs and un-ionized drugs
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A 71 y/o woman presents with her husband to your office with complaints of memory impairment and increased irritability.The pt. minimizes her complaints and insists that the evaluation is unneces…
J.D. is a 32-year-old female who has a history of nasal congestion on most days of the year, and she has chronic, thick, clear nasal drainage. Her symptoms are the worst in early spring and early fall…
Administration of this drug class would lead to a rapid increase blood pressure: A.ganglionic blockers B.anticholinergics C.vasoconstrictors D.vasodilators E.diuretics
A nurse is preparing to administer esmolol 50 mcg/kg/min by continuous IV infusion for a client who weighs 80 kg. Available is esmolol 2,500 mg in 250 mL. The nurse should set the IV pump to deliver …
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please fast answer without explain 12In which toxic effect of a drug antidotes are usually used? Select one: Liver toxicity Poisoning by an overdose Hypersensitivity reaction Allergic reaction
A). Med ordered: 25mg/kg QID Medication supplied: 250mg/mL Patient weight is 34kg How many mL will you administer (per dose)? When you type answer please use numbers only. Do not p…
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Give at least two scientific studies using the following formulas: Half maximal inhibitory concentration (IC 50 ) Percent inhibition Percent reduction Formula Title of study 1 ?…
Type the patient directions (signa) for all six prescriptions as they would appear on the prescription label.
A 66-year-old Caucasian woman presented to her family practice office for a third visit with continued complaints of nontraumatic right lower leg pain. She had previously been diagnosed with tendoniti…
Instructions Mr. Thompson is an obese 50 year old man who has a history of GERD. He admits to eating fast food many times per week. Most of his dietetic choices are fried foods. He takes Pepcid for hi…
Hi! I need clear and detailed solution for this. Choices are given but needed complete solution . Please help. Explanation is not needed. Thank you! Calculations nos. 1-2 nos. 3-7 Referenc…
A volume of 150 ml of Ns is to be infused at 25 ml/h. The IV was started at 3.10 Am . When will the IV be completed?
A 75- year old male patient diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease presents with agitation and aggressive behavior. The PMHNP determines which of the following to be the best treatment option? A. immunoth…
- Construct a table that compares and contrasts the prototype 4 drugs dextromethorphan, ephedrine, flunisolide, diphenhydramine, guaifenesin, and acetylcysteine with other drugs in their classes and …
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A nurse is preparing to administer dextrose 5% in 0.45% sodium chloride 1500 ml to infuse over 8 hours
Describe the role of micellar solubilization in ? .designing the pharmaceutical formulations .improving aqueous solubility of hydrophobic drugs.
Ordered:Amoxil 0.125g p.o. q8h Supply: 125mg tab A.) How many tabs will be dispensed per dose? B.) How many tabs will be dispensed per day?
A 62 year old malewho had a myocardial infarction one year ago is being seen for hypertension. Which medication has the best evidence in mortality reduction?
QUESTION 9 The label fordexamethasone, used to treat inflammatory conditions, is shown below.Convert the milligrams in 1 tablet to grains. INSERT BAR CODE HERE size 1.17″wide x .816″ Per Symbo…
please complete the sentences by using a word from the list. From the number 26 to 32 Pharmacy Terminology — Mid Term page 2 Complete the sentences using a word from the list below. nephritis compou…
dr Watson writes an order for Dilantin 100mg by mouth daily. pharmacy dispenses you with 0.5 gram per capsule of Dilantin. how many Capsules do you administer per dose?
compare and contrast the prototype systemic and topical antifungal medication to other medications within the group .Summarize similarities and differences.
The medication order reads penicillin 1.2 million units intramuscular injection daily. Available is penicillin 500,000 units/mL. How many milliliters should the nurse prepare for the correct dose?—-…
Click the link below and read the article on Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus. List two appropriate drug classifications for treating Type 2 DM along with the specific drug examples from the drug list for eac…
please help. thank you. A 45-year-old male client comes to the nurse practitioner (NP) stating he wakes often at night with coughing and burning he describes as heartburn. He drinks 1-2 alcoholic beve…
Chapter 15, Problem 3DC Summary Introduction Neurons are the building blocks of the nervous system. Diseases causing death to neurons are called neurodegenerative disorder. Neurodegenerative disorders…
Accuracy: Accuracy determines if the product is extractable using the solvent used in the test method. For impurity method the know impurities should be extractable within 90-110% range for 0.5-1.0% ….
Norspan transdermal drug delivery system contains buprenorphine and it is indicated for the management of severe pain. This patch releases buprenorphine over 7 days. Draw a cross section diagram of a …
Please help solve. T 19 / 24 L Edit T Add Text Add Image Link . Crop Pages Header & Footer Do Refer to heparin protocol table for question 16-20 for patient weighing 176 1b. 16. Calculate for the …
- A patient is in the clinic after 6 Weeks of taking riluzole (Rilutek) for a recent diagnosis of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. The nurse will priori- tize assessment for which of the following? A)…
A patient comes to your community pharmacy with a half full pill bottle of ursodiol. He thinks the medicine is not working because he has used it for two weeks and still has gallstones. What would you…
Pls help me thank you. how you can make 140 g of 2.5% w/w ointmen using a 6% stock ointment and a 2% stock Ointment – Bing bing.com
Interpreting basic medical data is important for all healthcare workers. In this assignment we will review data concerning the prevalence of cardiovascular disease. Please make sure you understand t…
Describe manufacturingchallenges in preparation of pharma solutions containing alcohol (flammableliquid), and how those challenges may affect the design and operation of thefacility.
Hello.. i need help with my case study. Read the following case study and answer the questions regarding the patient. Your responses should be in-depth (about one to one and a half pages) and address …
different medication can be used to treat the same disease?
Which of the following statements is true concerning the nature of ligand/drug-receptor interactions in the body? A. Most ligands/drugs bind to their receptors using one or more covalent bonds B. …
According to federal law , which DEA form must be used when transferring schedule II medications from one pharmacy to another ? According to federal law, which prescription medication can be transferr…
What are 2 assessments a nurse should do for each of these medications? Review #6 What are 2 assessments a nurse should do for each of the following medications? 1. Digoxin (Lanoxin) 2. Insulin -times…
What is the difference between adult and children dosing?
Select the main effect of the ganglionic blockers on the gastrointestinal system. Decrease blood pressure Decrease intestinal secretions Decrease urination Decrease cardiac output
Pharmacology question 46. The nurse is caring for a woman who has strong beliefs about not putting anything unnatural into her body. It is most accurate to say that most modern medications are: A. Nat…
John is a 24-year-old who presents to Urgent Care with a 2-week history of cough and congestion. He says it started out as a “normal cold” and it will not go away. He has a cough productive of green m…
Writing Assignment: What are the effects of estrogen and progesterone on the female body? When used clinically. What are the expected therapeutic actions and the adverse effects? What are the effect…
The heath professional receives the following intravenous order: Infuse 1100 mL of NS (Normal Saline) by IV over 12 hours, but is unable to find an infusion pump.Which is the correct formula to corr…
How does a person’s allergies affect administering antibiotics? This is for Nursing Pharmacology. Chapter 9 in the Karch textbook
47.) The side effect of most concern with thiazide diuretics is? A.) Hyperkalemia. B.) Hypokalemia. C.) Hypocalcemia. D.) Hyponatremia.
Explain how the advanced practice nurse can valuate drug regimens to support appropriate and safe drug therapy to the patients
A client with a history of cirrhosis and type 2 diabetes is scheduled for surgery, and the care team is considering the use of nitrous oxide. What principle should guide the team’s actions? a. The cli…
2 different pain meds are given for pain relief. The drug-drug interaction is:
Explain with steps 3) Consider a region of Si at room temperature. For each of the following cases, calculate the equilibrium electron and hole concentrations (n and p). Assume that the dopants are fu…
the type of mood disorder in which both extreme mania and extreme depression exist is called ?
What distinguishes the ileum from other tissues in its response to agonists?
Question 39 A patient is in status epilepticus. In addition to giving medication to stop the seizures, what would the healthcare professional place highest priority on? Facilitating a CT scan of the h…
This is your third time seeing this patient, and he reports the NSAID that he has been prescribed is not addressing his pain. He reports his pain is a 10 out of 10, HR 108, talking extremely fast, he …
Read the information on the physician’s prescription sheet below.If each tablet ofclonidineHCL contains 0.1 mg, how many tablets will the patient receive in a day? a. 60 tablets daily b. 7 table…
Area under the curve (AUC) refers to what? The average amount of a drug in the blood after a dose is given. The estimated amount of a drug in the blood after the determined half-life. The estimated am…
Can you identify any concerns with the medication regime in the attached document on the marr sheetand what suggestions would you make to improve it? Please list resources 7:10 4 + . LTE1.1 33% U03L…
Compose a report on Belarus Country Coronary Heart Disease Cases
42-year-old man presents to ED with 2-day history of dysuria, low back pain, inability to fully empty his bladder, severe perineal pain along with fevers and chills. He says the pain is worse when he …
#37. Question 37 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What counseling points should the RN discuss with a patient being prescribed psyllium? Select one or more: O a…
TRUE or FALSE The persistence of a virus in a community depends on the availability of a critical number of immunologically naïve, seronegative, susceptible individuals. The major way to reduce the s…
patient is placed on a morphine drip to manage his pain postoperatively The order states to initiate the medication at 0.25mg/kg/hr and titrat 0.1mg/kg/hr for every 15 minutes to maintain a pain score…
Describe the therapeutic effects of expectorant drugs. Describe the differing therapeutic effects of drugs to help a person stop smoking
- Enumerate all the classification of antimicrobial drugs and give 3 examples each (generic and branded) 2. Describe antimicrobial resistance
Please research the Amgen v. Sandoz biosimilar litigation over the “patent dance.” What are the parties arguing over and what has the Supreme Court say on the issue? Are there other cases in the s…
13 You have conducted an exploratory 28-day toxicology study in the rat. -The doses were 50; 200; and 1,000mg/kg. -Adverse findings (gastric ulcer, severe inflammation in proximal intestine, s…
1 mL For IV or SC Use INJECTION, USP intestinal Mucosal Multiple Dose Vial (Derived from Porcine Total Volume to be given: NDC 63323-542-01 504201 HEPARIN SODIUM 10 000 USP Units/ml Ax only LOT Steril…
Describe the organ system effects of stimulation of the sympathetic systems.
Please help with the questions below, thank you.. In curve A above, Vg measures the velocity of creation of g varied concentrations in the presence of a constant concentration. 5. Label curves B and C…
Explain any two of the major minerals: its food sources, deficiency symptom, body function & bioavailability. Also, explain any two of the trace minerals: its food sources, deficiency symptom, bod…
Do you know what drug site is easy to read and tell you about off-label drugs for children? I can not use RX or drugs, com. The site has to be an evidence-based site. Need a drug site easy to understa…
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Prolonged use of which centrally acting skeletal muscle relaxant can lead to dependency? Baclofen Methocarbamol Diazepam Orphenadrine
Why are ibutilide and amiadorone effective in converting heart rhythm to a normal sinus rhythm?
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How do I solve the problem? 70 A pharmacist receives an order to prepare 6 ounces of a 10% solution using 30% and 5% solutions. How much of each of these solutions should the pharmacist use? 3 1.2 oun…
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A new drug is being developed by a small pharmaceutical company for treatment of inflammatory diseases of the lung.The agent was tested in rats by an independent toxicology laboratory and found to c…
distinguish between formed elements and plasma.Describe the function of red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets
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I want you to talk about what pharmacology means to you.Do you believe that pharmacology is important in the the nursing profession. Why or why not?
Questions. Part II a. What is the concentration of food dye (in drops per 1 mL) in tube 1? b. What is the concentration of food dye (in drops per 1 mL) in tube 2? C. What is the concentration of food …
Please help me! -Define What is pharmacology -Include a summary of History of pharmacology -read about some Early founders that have made an important influence in pharmacology. Pick one that interest…
How many tablets should you give if one tablet is equivalent to 2g how many tablets should you give if the tablets are .125g
instructions Take the Exam 1. Developing a process to discipline employees for failure to protect ePHI is: a. Encryption Log-in monitoring C. O Sanction policy d. O Access authorization
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Visualize these two methods on dissolution: Method A: Weigh 1 gram of alum and dissolve in 100 ml of distilled water in an Erlenmeyer flask. Place a stopper and observe the time required for complete …
A patient complaint of the great toe is inflamed and tender to palpation.His uric acid is also elevated and you diagnose gout.Please discuss treatment including pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic…
The effect of binders and disintegrants on manufacturing immediate-release tablets by using wet granulation.
Opioid drugs such as morphine produce analgesia (pain relief) by acting as agonists at the mu (μ) opioid receptor (MOR). A pharmaceutical company has identified 2 different novel ligands that can act…
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15- MDRD can be used to measure renal function and stage patients’ chronic kidney disease. In addition, it can be used for calculating drug dosage adjustments for ALL drugs in patients with renal im…
describe the etiology, signs, symptoms, and treatments for traumatic brain injury and traumatic spinal cord injury.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION The client is a 46-year-old white male who works as a welder at a local steel fabrication factory. He presents today after being referred by his PCP after a trip to the emergenc…
How can a patient prevent side effects from gastrointestinal upset?
. Which one of the following is incorrect regarding sulpha drugs? O sulfanilamide competes with para-aminobenzoic acid, thus acts as an antimetabolite O sulfanilamide competes with tetrahydrofolic a…
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a nurse is discussing adverse reaction to pain medications in older adult with newly licensed nurse. Which of the following findings should the nurse include as risk factor for adverse drug reaction. …
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, I NEED HELP IN PASSING HESI PHARMACOLOGY EXAM, OUR SCHOOL REQUIRES 900 SCORE AND ABOVE TO PASS THE CLASS. I DID THE FIRST EXAM AND MADE 637 BUT I HAVE ONE MORE CHANCE IF NOT I …
The physician orders 1000ml D5W to be given over 8 hours with ampicillin sodium 0.5 g q6h IVPB in 50ml D5W to be infused over 30 min. the drop factor is 60gtt/ml. 1. Drop rate/min of the 1L IV. = ? gt…
- Calculate the quantities of the individual ingredients given the formula and mitte quantity. (3 marks) Anti-fungal popsicle Nystatin 1000,000 U/mL suspension 5 mL Sorbitol solution 2 mL Kool Aid@ …
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Please answer q 11,12,13,14 C. Transfusion reactions d. Autoimmune hemolytic anemia 11. Which of the following is an example of delayed cellular immunity: a. Asthma b. Rh reaction c. Post-streptococcu…
Long term use of proton pump inhibitors may lead to what???
The nurse is reviewing the client’s medical record before providing discharge instructions. Find the information below: Admitting Diagnosis Dehydration Past Medical Diagnosis: Heart Failure, chronic s…
under normal circ*mstance, what is the active ingredient between powder and petroleum jelly
- For the following drugs briefly describe their mechanism of action, which part or parts of the immune system they target and why they are effective? a. Cyclosporine b. Prednisone
In calculating the following dilution; 115ml of 9% benzocaine solution must be diluted to a 4% solution, you notice the final volume of 250ml was provided by a fellow technician. The final volume shou…
QUESTION 16 Which of the following is used in the treatment of nicotine addiction? Methadone Bupropion Buprenorphin LAAM Baclofen QUESTION 17 The disease model of addi…
Which medications would the nurse identify as being used as preanesthetic agents? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct. Barbiturates Benzodiazepines Antiepileptic agents A…
A 12-day-old girl was referred to the hospital because of tachypnoea and retractive breathing. The patient was born via elective caesarean section at 37 weeks and 0 days of gestation, weighing …
please fast answer no need for long 5The clinical uses of metronidazole include all of the following except: a. C. difficile-associated colitis. b. Aerobic bacterial infections. c. H. pylori inf…
under normal circ*mstances, what is the active ingredient, the powder or the petroleum jelly?
The formulation of hydrogel has been successfully developed using sodium alginate asexcipients and Rosuvastatin as a drug or active pharmaceutical ingredients (API). The skinpermeation study was c…
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why after running, there is an increase in pulse amplitude?
The recommended children’s dosage of Vibramycin is 2 mg/lb of body weight daily divided in two doses on the first day. The child weighs 40 lb. Vibramycin syrup is available in 50 mg/5 ml. The amount f…
Ml is 27 yo female with very high cholesterol levels since childhood. It has been suggested she take cholestyramine. Which is correct? a)This medication is contraindicated during pregnancy b)Cho…
.What is the ONE PRIORITY that the nurse should be aware of for a patient taking these lisinopril, and prn Percocet and Seroquel medications together?
essay on Electronic prescribing and its benefits in healthcare and also how it can prevent increases in prescribing errors , increases efficiency, and helps to save on healthcare cost . five pgs
Pediatric Dosage Calculations (Round Final Answer to the nearest tenths) 1) The recommended dosage of IV vancomycin is 40 mg/kg/day divided q6h. The child weighs 35 kg. The amount for one dose is ____…
Identify the primary neurotransmitters for each division of the ANS and describe their disposition after release
I’m learning about UTEROTONICS drugs: Pitocin/Syntocinon/Oxytocin Methergine/Methylergonovine Cytotec/Misoprostol Cervidil/Dinoprostone Hemabate/Carbropost Mifeprex/Korlym/Mifepristone For each of the…
5.12 Fraud trend analysis Competency V.3 In your role as revenue cycle manager, you are looking at the data below to determine how your organization’s coding of COPD as a principal diagnosis compares …
compose a short essay addressing your plan for success as you transition to a clinical doctoral curriculum, including your understanding of and suitability for the Distance Pathway. Specifically…
please fast answer no need for long 14Which of the following drugs is effective for treatment of pseudomembranous colitis caused by antibiotics therapy? a. Metronidazole b. Ciprofloxacin c. Vanc…
identify two benefits of using an elixir as a vehicle to deliver medication
A cell develops a mutation in its potassium channels that prevents the ions from leaving the cell. If the cell’s aquaporins are still active, what will happen to the cell? Describe the tonicity and os…
mention for me all the drugs that specialist Urinary tract antiseptic and antimicrobials except ( methenamine – nitrofurantoin ) and write for each drugs you mentioned ( mechanism of action – adverse …
pharmaceutical calculation 9. R Penicillin G Potassium 5000 units per mL Isotonic Sodium Chloride Solution ad 15 mL Sig. Nose drops. Using soluble penicillin tablets, each containing 200,000 units of …
Each group is to discuss the use of drugs affecting the female reproductive system in the Children. What are the most likely reasons that children are receiving one of these drugs?
Criterion 1. Describe and explain the ethico-legal concepts relevant to the issue / scenario Weighting 10% Criterion 2. Reflect on own beliefs showing insight and developing professional identity as a…
Calculation and Analysis 1. Using double sampling plan and special inspection level 3, how many samples are you going to draw from 22, 100 pieces of amber-colored bottles? (Answer should be in whol…
If you diluted 300 mL of 8% benzocaine lotion to 5%, how much could you produce?
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Calculate the parts of Tween emulsifier (HLB=13.6) required to prepare emulsifier blend of HLB value of 8.4 using a mixture of span emulsifier HLB=4.7 and Tween emulsifier (HLB=13.6)
Pharmacology Assignment For the following drugs please list the most common brand name, one indication, three nursing implications (one assess, one teach and one evaluate), and three common side effec…
1: Calculate how many ml of a 1:2 solution and ml of water are needed to prepare 50ml of a 15% solution? 2: You have a label for Prozac liquid reading 20mg per 5ml in a 4 oz bottle How many mg will be…
Problem 4. Analysis of antagonist potency in tissue (Schild analysis). Below are the results of stimulating an isolated rat ileum (part of the small intestine) with an agonist. The agonist’s molar con…
What is the therapeutic window of coumadin toxicity , relative to the cardiac system ?
According to New Jersey law, what is the maximum amount of hydromorphone that can be filled in an emergency situation? Who is required to receive a verbal offer for pharmacist counseling according to …
cite all answers- use APA sentence structure and referencing (1) Why are SSRIs preferred to benzodiazepines for the treatment of anxiety? (2) How does Zolpidem work to induce sleep? Should this medica…
elect a medication and apply the available evidence and treatment guidelines to determine appropriate therapeutic options that have a drug-drug interaction with proton pump inhibitors or antacids. Des…
96 (Heart as example) describe how sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems can work to oppose the action of the other. Answer should include the neurotransmitters and receptors involved in thi…
- Two liters of IV Lactated Ringer’ is ordered to be given over 12 hours. The tubing drop factor is 15gtt/mL. The IV has been running for 8 hours. 750 mL remain. How many drops per minute are needed…
Question 1 1 pts Your company is considering following drug candidates below to develop a transdermal delivery system. Based on the characteristics described, which of these drugs would be the BEST ch…
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Bio-technologically synthesized vitamin B12 is used to cure which type of disease?
A client with heart failure is receiving furosemide and digoxin at 0900. What assessment findings would indicate a need to withhold the morning dose of digoxin and furosemide? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY …
Infusion rate E12-10-Shao If 25,000 Units of heparin sodium in 1000 mL of solution is administered by i.v. infusion over a 10 hr period, calculate the infusion rate of heparin sodium in terms of (a) v…
1) 2) 3) 4). The following are urine concentration data of drug X in a healthy volunteer following a 100 mg iv bolus dose concentration ofclrug in urine [mtg/ml) Amount of drug in plasma after 6 hrs?….
a nurse is completing a preoperative assessment for a client to a laparoscopic cholecystectomy. Which of the following findings should the nurse report to the provider? a- the client takes furosemide …
- Who are the high risk populations for hyperglycemia? (Consider diseases and pharmacologic interventions)
What medications are utilized as antitussives when treating asthma patients?
When Dr. Salpega sees Lucas, he asks his father if Lucas has had any cough or cold symptoms lately. Why would Dr. Salpega ask this question?
The nurse is reinforcing teaching regarding nasal spray phenylephrine.Explain important points for the nurse to reinforce with the client
Term 4 Pharm II Final Review 1.Drug of choice for status epilepticus 2.Discharge instructions for patient on Dilantin 3.What is Tegretol used for 4.Why are you …
Ganglionic blocking drugs interact with which types of drugs? cholinergic anticholinergic adrenergic antiadrenergic all of these
After graduating from nursing school and passing your boards, you accepted a position as an RN in the emergency center at Rasmussen General Hospital (RGH). In the weeks ahead, your emergency center pl…
The MD orders 75 mg of an elixir to be given per day.Available is 125mg/5ml.What should be administered every 12hours?
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21-Hydralazine & Na+ Nitroprusside cause release of what second messenger, which leads to elevation of which cyclic nucleotide ? 22-What is a unique ADR of hydralazine ? 23-What is t…
What would be some Muddiest points that will confuse you when it comes to pronounciation of medical words, knowing the terminology and what it means, adding prefixes and suffixes to a word. Discuss wh…
Student Name: Kizhea A lave Student Number: 1. 100 mL of IV solution should be administered slowly over a 4-hour period. If the set delivers 60 gut/mL, calculate the number of drops per minute given t…
Pharmacology questions assignment. QUESTION 1 1. Iron preparations containing more than 30 mg elemental iron per solid dosage unit or 5 mL oral liquid do not require prescription and pharmacist interv…
Need help explaining how to work through these Advanced Applications – A PILLS Practice Pharmacology Math Problems Use the "Medicine Cabinet – Advanced Applications – A" provided. SHOW ALL O…
An order for a patient with hypocalcemia stat to infuse 1 g of calcium chloride 10% over 30 minutes. The calcium chloride is diluted in 50 mL of 0.9% NS. How many milliliters should the IV pump be pro…
1 5-dichloroanthraquinone reacts with amine [2-(2-aminoethoxy)ethanol to give C22H26N2O6. which one is the limiting reagent in this reaction and why
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. Doctor’s Order: Demerol 50 mg IVP q 6 hr prn pain; Available: Demerol 75 mg/ 1.3mL. How many mL will you administer
Folic acid is prescribed for a patients who is having withdrawal symptoms from alcohol. Folic acid is ordered 1mg in 50ml of NS. The tubing drop factor is 60gtt/ml. How many drops should be given per …
Create a Drug Study using your 2021 Nursing Drug Handbook. Drug: Cetirizine Name/Rm No.: Patient C ( Rm203 ) Age: 18 Sex: F Civil Status: S Educational Status: College student Occupation: Varsity play…
Think back to your initial discussion for this course. What were your goals when you began this class? Did you meet them? If so, how? What do you think is the future of pharmacology as it relates to n…
convert the following metric measures by moving the decimals. PRACTICE PROBLEMS Convert the following metric measures by moving the decimal. 6. 300 mg = 16. 529 mg = 7. 6 mg – mcg 17. 645 meg = mg 8. …
Phenytoin comes from the pharmacy as an IV solution of 500mg/100ml. A loading dose of 600 mg has been ordered. How many milliliters must be given? Phenytoin (Dilantin) comes from the pharmacy as a…
Hielp to finish 10 medication forms for 10 drugs . I attach the sample and free paper to fill out all the 10 drugs
Which pain medication is appropriate for an adult patient with a history of substance abuse who is reporting back pain and no other health conditions?
i need help please Medication Errors Research Paper & Presentation Research Paper Either individually or in pairs work on a research project about medication dosage errors and consequences. Rese…
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Signs of non-therapeutic response to TB treatment Benefit of oral vs. nasal decongestants Nasal decongestants and rebound congestion
inhibits the ability of platelets to adhere to each other; similar to coagulant
Match the medication in the first column with the appropriate classification in the second column. Classifications may be used more than once. Medication Classifications ___ Arthrotec a. Combinatio…
Write what you can understand from fluoxetine in reproductive toxicity of antidepressants agents as introduction/method and materials and conclusions Toxicology course
Make an advertisem*nt flyer for Cinnarizine(Pharmaceutical Drug) that can be placed in front of the pharmacy counter in a retail pharmacy.
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- Why is it usually necessary to use a combination of drugs to treat heart failure?
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which of the following is not an aspect of patient pain assessment?
Describe the hot new antidepressant on the market:Trintellix.What is it, how does it work, and what is it used for?
What are the pathological features of Rheumatoid Arthritis?
Atropine sulfate is a medication that is used to speed up a heart that is beating too slowly to maintain a good cardiac output. Which of the following statement is true about Atropine Sulfate. a. It c…
You have prepared an IV push with 5 mL of active ingredient mixed with Ringer’s solution to total 20 mL. What is the volume/ volume concentration of the medication.
- The physician assistant orders 300 mg Neurontin po TID for spinal neuropathy. Your facility only has 100 mg capsules on hand. How many capsules should the patient receive per dose?
conversions between systems . 1—To prepare 2 quarts of acetaminophen elixir I have 2 kg ofAPAP. How manyr g of APAP will there be in 480 mL? 0 $36.00 0 $24.00 0 $13.00 C $39.00 2— One recipe cal…
do you see nelson mandela as the role manager, role leader or both.
Respond to each question. Define the steady-state level of a drug. Why is a drug’s half-life important to health care providers? Explain how organ health can affect drug half-life. A patient received …
Using the graph below, graph the dose-response curves for a fentanyl, buprenorphine, and receptor. naltrexone at the mu receptor. 4. Using the graph below, graph the dose-response curves for a fentany…
An adult is receiving peritoneal dialysis. His acid-base balance and electrolytes are now within normal limits. Which of the following best explains the mechanism of action for peritoneal dialysis? A)…
Prepare 1.5L of 6% Lysol solution using 5% Lysol and 8% Lysol. How many milliliters of each solution need to be combined to fill this order?
Brief Pathophysiology of specfic disease process, classes of medication used and nursing consideration? My disease is Parkinson’s Disease
does anyone know if the retake for the pharmacology Ati proctored exam was the same question as the first time?
QUESTION 4 Cheyanne tiene melanoma y esta siendo tratada con interferon para: a. aumentar la respuesta del sistema inmunologico O b. detener el crecimiento del tumor O C. prevenir las nauseas y los vo…
Identify a treatment option that is available outside of the US and why you believe it has not been approved in the United States.
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If a patient taking psychotherapeutic drugs becomes pregnant, should the patient continue taking the drugs? Why and why not?
Discuss process of activation in the neuromuscular junction. Indicate how the neurotransmitter is released, bound and recycled back to the presynaptic terminal. Explain how an anticholinergic pesticid…
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The recommended dosage of Velosef is 5mg/kg/day. The order is to divide the dose and give bid. How many mg will be administered each dose for a patient weighing 155 lbs? So far, this is what I got… …
A clients recent health history and current presentation are suggestive of hepatitis B ? What laboratory findings should the nurse closely monitor ? Question 11 1 points Save Answe A client’s recent h…
Peripheral nerve fibers and their neurons are classified according to the: Diameter of the axon Ability of the nerve to conduct impulses quickly or slowly Amount of the protective myelin sheat…
Mr Chang has recently been able to manage his hypertension by taking the calcium channel blocker nifedipine (10 mg daily). This drug is predominantly metabolised by the phase 1 enzyme cytochrome P450 …
If Aminophylline comes in a 500mg/20ml vial, how many ml should the nurse draw up to achieve the needed bolus?
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Discuss and give the different classes of anti-viral drugs, focusing of the mechanisms of action and therapeutic applications, giving diagrams if needed
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The metabolism of an infant influences their clearance rate. How does this affect the elimination of a drug, and what should healthcare providers keep in mind?
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Describe the theory of how SAD (seasonal affective disorder) develops and how light therapy can improve symptoms ?
A physician orders penicillin 525,000 units q4h for a child who weighs 55 lbs. The recommended dosage is 100,000 – 250,000 units/kg/day in six divided doses. The pharmacy stocks the 200,000 units/mL c…
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What safety precautions should you include when teaching patients about chemotherapeutic drugs please think of all age groups.
A 240 pound patient is to receive a medication base on kilograms per mililiter. they are to receive 7 ml per 3 kg what does should thr nurse administers?
A patient being administered Phenytoin, a CYP 3A4 inducer is being given Atorvastatin which is metabolized by the CYP 3A4 isoenxyme system, will that require higher doses of Phenytoin or a higher dose…
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How azithromycin works to treated pneumonia without harming us? Explain The mode of action of azithromycin and the reason for its selective toxicity.
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What types of questions should a nurse ask in an interview with a polypharmacy patient?
Your patient is to receive 5ml of a drug 3 times a day for 10 days.The drug is available in a strength of 25mg/ml in a bottle of 240ml,How many mg will the patient receive in each dose
a prescription reads to administer an intravenous dose of 400,000 units of penicillin G benzathine. the label on the 10-millilters ample sent from pharmacy reads penicillin G benzathine 300,000 units/…
Compare the prototype drugs theophylline, epinephrine, ipratropium, flunisolide, zafirlukast, beractant, and cromolyn with other drugs in their classification and with drugs in other classes used to t…
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Cyproheptadine 4mg/5ml dispense 300ml Directions: 1 tsp po bid What is days supply?
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Research three clinically significant drug interactions with statins and provide potential outcomes of each interaction in the relevant clinical terms.
A 56 year-old man comes into your office for a routine health maintenance visit. He is new to your practice and has no specific complaints today. He has hypertension (HTN) for which he takesHy…
1) (a)Justify one therapeutic use and one possible side effect of Hydrochlorothiazide based on its mechanism of action. (b)State the pharmaco*kinetics profile of Hydrochlorothiazide and justify one…
What are some anticipated physical finding or clinical manifestations that you expect to see in this patient with seizure
Order: Minocycline HCl 100 mg, PO, q12h. Using the following label, how many capsule(s) would you give per dose?
John Scott is a 67 year old male who comes to the ER with complaints of pain, redness, warmth and purulent drainage from his left lower leg. Says that it has been draining for the past 2 days. Says th…
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Mrs. S. is a 73-year-old healthy female who is being seen in the clinic. She has just been diagnosed with post-menopausal osteoporosis. She is being prescribed Alendronate (Fosamax) 70 mg weekly. You …
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The patient is a 3-year-old child who weighs 26 lb and has a severe infection. Ordered: Amoxicillin 120 mg po q8h On hand: See label. The package insert says the dosing regimen for children is …
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Please create medication drug card for these medications. a.Levodopa-carbidopa (Sinemet) b.Selective Serotonin Reuptake inhibitors (SSRI) c.Atypical antipsychotic s…
Your patient is immunocompromised and has had repeated episodes of oral and esophageal candidiasis. She has recently had new caries diagnosed. What could be used to treat the candidiasis? What should …
What is the best way to remember the different types of anti-invectives in advanced pharmacology?
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- Name one condition that is contraindicated for medications used to treat Conn’s syndrome.
the physian orders Benadryl 50 mg PO at hour for insomnia for a teenager. The available drug is benedryl 25mg capsules . how many capsule of benedryl should the nurse administer to the teenager
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A pharmacist prepared an ointment using 28.5g of zinc oxide instead of the 30.5g required. What is the percent error on the basis of the desired quantity? Please show breakdown?
Which of the following statements are true regarding beta-blockers? i) Some block predominantly beta-1 receptors. ii) They slow the heart rate. iii) The cardio-selective blockers are more appropriate …
Discuss using your understanding of pharmacological or pharmaco*kinetic principles why you find that information interesting or useful.
Give: _1/2 tab A dosage of 0.8 g has been ordered. The strength available is 1 g in 2.5 ml. How many ml will you administer? = 19 = 2 O . . Give: 2 mls 2 0 .
The primary care provider orders vancomycin 1000 mg in 250 mL of 0.9% NS every 12 hours. This medication can be administered over 90 minutes. What rate will the nurse program the IV pump to administer…
How the AINS ( ibuprophen … AAS ) is not good for kidnyey ? it do what on the nephron ? AINS decrease the FILTRATION GLOMERULAR by witch pathway ?
Please I need the explanation and show work for this as soon as possible. I’m trying to study for a quiz. Convert the following to the equivalent measures indicated. 1. 0.007 g = mg 7. 1.8 mg = mcg 2….
A child needs to receive a continuous intravenous infusion of furosemide (Lasix) at a dosage of 0.05 mg/kg/hr. The child weighs 22 pounds. How many mg/hour should the child receive? (Enter the numeric…
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which drug is said to create two pronged inhibitory effect? MCQ – stimulants -heroin -alcohol -nicotine
Which of the following best describes enzyme linked receptacle signaling
- Describe postsynaptic receptor events that are important pharmacologically.
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Which of the following is an appropriate drug and dosage for use as a topical agent before bronchoscopy? 4-6 mL of 4% lidocaine 10-15 mL of 1% lidocaine 3-5 mL of 2% procainamide 3 mL of 1% Novocain®…
Note: Tis exercise is to be done at home. Often, scientists like to hold all conditions constant except one. Just varying one thing at a time makes it easier to analyze the results. Select any one of …
The nurse receives an order to give atropine 400 mcg SQ.The medication is available in an ampule labeled atropine 1 mg/mL. How many mL should the nurse give?
Ms. Matthews is a 78-year-old Caucasian female with severe COPD.She currently uses tiotropium bromide via inhaler and medium-dose inhaled fluticasone with salmeterol via MDI.She presents today wit…
oxymetazoline Caleb is an adult widr an upper respiratory infection {URI}. Treatment for his URI would include: 1. Amoxicilljn Diphenhydraniine Phenylpropanolan’n’ne Topical oxymetazoline PW.” Rose …
The freezing point of a molal solution of a nonelectrolyte is-1.860C. What is the freezing point of a 0.1% solution of zinc chloride, a 3-ion electrolyte, dissociating 80%? (molecular weight, ZnCl2?…
Calculate the quantities of the individual ingredients given the formula and mitte quantity. (4 marks) Nipple ointment Miconazole powder 0.6 g Ibuprofen powder 0.6g Betamethasone 0.1% ung 14.4 g Mucip…
A 72 year old woman lives in an assisted living facility.The facility nurse recommends to the client that she receive an annual influenza vaccination.What is the rational supporting this recommend…
What is Parkinson’s disease, and what is its cause? List the generic and trade names of two barbiturates used in seizure disorders. List the generic and trade names of three benzodiazepines used in se…
Need to give one example of disease condition and mention both the pathological and physiological conditions due to cell injury or cell adaptation that may lead to cell death.
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Order: Give Naprosyn suspension 0.375 g po.Available: Naprosyn 125mg/3 mL. How many mL will be given?
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potential interaction between physical agent and therapeutic intercation
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what is the common adverse effect among all muscle relaxants: sedation, insomnia, headache, cholinergic effects.
1) Explain the significance of rate of elimination in drugs 2) Analyse how drug half life is useful in dose regimen
You are to administer an antimicrobial to a patient. a.Before administering the antimicrobial, discuss factors you should consider. b. Discuss potential teaching for this patient
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What isthe definitions of ‘validation’, ‘commissioning’, ‘qualification’ and ‘verification’
Horace, age 34, has been treated with every atypical antipsychotic except clozapine (Clozaril) without much improvement in his negative symptoms, which for him are the most troubling symptoms of his …
is ml acceptable as an abbreviation in the medical field? Why?
Which of the following drugs is an inhalation general anesthetic? Droperidol (Innovar). Ketamine (Ketalar) Enflurane (Ethrane) Stadol.
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A physician wants 250mL of potassium permanganate 1:2500 solution. The available potassium permanganate is 5% stock solution. What volume of stock solution is needed for this order? What volume of dil…
Mr. Smith is a 54 year old male who has recently been experiencing severe episodes of diarrhea.When he visits with his physician he also shares that he has been experiencing cramping, gnawinga…
The hcp orders zantac 50mgIV every 6hours for ulcers. The pharmacy delivers 25mg/ML. the nurse will dilute in 50ml of 0.9% normal saline to infuse over 30mins. How many millimetre will you draw from t…
- A prescription is written for Synthroid gr 1/2. The medication stock bottle reads Synthroid 150 mcg. Is this the correct medication stock bottle for the prescription? Show your work.
You are working as a nurse in a family practice. Mrs. Smith was recently hospitalized for edema due to renal disease and was prescribed furosemide (Lasix). You are reviewing her diagnosis and her new …
You are to give 20mg of a medication by mouth daily. The medication comes as 10mg per tablet. How many tablets would you need per day?
1.A 24 years old patient with diarrhea is given with an order of PNSS 1L + 60meqs of kcl to run for 12hours, what is the IV regulation, volume to be consume in cc/hour, time of consumption of started …
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A medication is available in 1000mcg per mL. How much is needed for a 0.8 mg dose?
it is urgent please. 3. Potassium chloride 4. Protamine sulfate 33. A nurse is administering IV furosemide to a patient admitted with congestive heart failure. After the infusion, which of the followi…
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Prepare a poster describing and reviewing the disease and the pathological/molecular pathways involved and explaining the pharmacological treatment options. For Alzheimer’s diseases
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Men who use transdermal testosterone gel (AndroGel) should be advised to avoid?
Document key assessments you would monitor to Jennifer Hoffman for respiratory distress witha history of asthma?.
A client is brought to the emergency department by ambulance, and diabetic ketoacidosis is suspected. Blood samples are taken, and the nurse obtains supplies that will be needed to treat the client. W…
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If a prescription is to ne taken as follows: 1 tablet q.i.d. the first day; 1 tablet t.i.d the second day; 1 tablet b.i.d X5d; and 1 tablet q.d thereafter. How many tablets should be dispensed to equa…
This is for a pharmacy tech lab that I have. ” You have to prepare 65mL of a 60% soda/syrup ‘prescription’. To complete I am to use the 80% soda solution and the syrup solution(0% strength) that you h…
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Guinea pig ileum experiment – pharmacology 1. In preparation for addition of acetylcholine to the organ bath, you prepared serial dilutions of 1×10-9 M, 1×10-8 M, 1×10-7 M and 1×10-6 M. To obtain a fi…
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The nurse starts his shift at 1500h.Soon after the start of his shift, the nurse checks on his patient,and observes that the patient has an IV drip running 0.9% saline solution at 100 mL/h. The …
Pharmacology Medications list by systems , usage and side effects .
Calculate how long (on average) it will take to eliminate 95% of the medicine from the body?
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List 10 common medications which are contraindicated in Breastfeeding mothers
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Mr. Y is receiving penicillin for the first time. He was diagnosed with gonorrhea. He is to receive the parenteral form of the drug penicillin G. You are the nurse responsible for his care. Mr. Y st…
What is the class of medication most commonly used to treat hyperthyroidism
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an infant weight is recorded as 4 lbs, 3 oz normal Saline is ordered for 50mls/KG in 24 hours. How many milliliters will be administered?
To enhance drug delivery to the CNS, various strategies are employed. List three any three categories those strategies that can be used.
What are the main areas at which benzodiazepines exert their effects? limbic system cerebral cortex reticular formation spinal cord all of these
Discuss safety precautions you would include when teaching patients about chemotherapeutic drugs.
What is CYP450 metabolism system and how is it important.
Identify three factors that leads to errors in documentation related to medication administration. Please include References
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Determine the flow rate for the following iv being administered by infusion pump 500 ml of intralipid in 6 hr
Compare and contrast mucolytics, decongestants, expectorants, and antihistamines
A nurse is assessing a client who has septic shock and is receiving do pay by continuous IV infusion. Which of the following findings indicates that the nurse should increase the rate of infusion? 1. …
Discuss the problem of financing research and development in the pharmaceutical industry
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An African-American male has a history of atrial fibrillation and a transient ischemic attack (TIA). The patient has been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia andischemic hea…
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Match the type of injection and/or the patient receiving the injection in Column A with the syringe type, length, and needle gauge in Column B. COLUMN A COLUMN B 1. Subcutaneous insulin A. Tuberculin…
A client is prescribed 75 mg of Aminophylline intravenously. Available is 250 mg/10 mL of liquid for IV injection. How many ml will be administered?
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Having trouble finding solutions to same type of problems as the ones already posted. Can you cover problems 1b and 1h? Same problem day from 2015 that already appears in the Q&A.
What are the misconceptions and concerns regarding the statement “I am not going to get a flu shot — I get the flu when I take the vaccine.?
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Those answers are wrong. Can you solve them please? Question 3 1 points Saved The nurse receives a prescription to administer glycopyrrolate 0.002 mg/kg to the pediatric client preoperatively. The cli…
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Post a brief explanation of the differences between the types of diabetes, including type 1, type 2, gestational, and juvenile diabetes. Describe one type of drug used to treat the type of diabetes yo…
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Why is it important to obtain the height and weight of all patients, especially pediatric patients and oncology patients, at each visit to the medical office?
Atypical antipsychotic agents have largely replaced older typical antipsychotics (haloperidol, chlorpromazine) in the clinical management of psychosis.Please provide a concise comparison of the phar…
The order: give PenG 600,000 units IM bid. The PenG is available as 250,000/mL. How many mL will be administered for each dose?
A rarity for psychiatric medications is the use of transdermal patches in which medication is delivered through a skin patch. Selegiline is delivered in this way to treat depression. Which of the item…
Choose a disorder of the immune system and detail a medication that would be used to treat the disorder. Detail mechanism of action, potential side effects,
Nystatin oral suspension cost $18.75 per pint. It takes $5.55 to dispense the entire contents of the bottle., considering personnel time, pharmacy supplies, shipping and maintaining the supply. If a 3…
Angel has a height of 5’7” and his weight is 165 lbs. Rx: Administer digoxin 8 mcg/kg, in divided doses q4h over 12h, diluted in 50mL of 0.9% NaCl over a period of 15 minutes. Based on the prescribe…
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Q1) A solution has a paracetamol concentration of 950 μg/L. Choose from the list below the equivalent concentration in mg/dL. Select one: a. 950 b. 0.095 c. 0.95 d. 9500 Q2) Wh…
A client is on several medications to control hypertension. As the nurse reviews the mechanism of action for each medication, what statement does the nurse use to describe how furosemide treats hypert…
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8) Miss P is pregnant and suffers for iron-deficiency anaemia that oral iron products have failed to adequately treat. The consultant would like to aim for a haemoglobin level of 14 g/dL and wants to …
Live Classroom Submission . Patient A.J. is prescribed the following: Amoxicillin 350 mg PO q 12h The pharmacy has Amoxicillin 400 mg/5 mL in stock. How many milliliters of the Amoxicillin will the p…
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A second-year nursing student is tutoring a first-year nursing student about the cardiovascular system, which is responsible for delivering oxygen and nutrients to all the cells of the body and for re…
You discover that procaterol stimulates arterial blood vessel growth into human tumors. Howwould you use RNAi to demonstrate thatthe beta 5receptor subtype is responsible for mediating arter…
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Make a compilation of all phytochemical classes (carbohydrates, gums & mucilages, glycosides, tannins, lipids, etc.) with the different sources, different classifications, active components, synon…
1) You are a researcher in a pharmacology lab. One of the projects you are working on is to study a newly synthesized drug called Losartan . You conducted a series of experiments and clinical studies …
A drug is ordered at 75mg/kg PO daily q4h. The medication is supplied in 125mg/tab, 250mg/tab, and 500mg/tab. Using the minimum number oftablets, how manytablets, and of …
what are the current Advances in Red Blood Cell Generation for Blood Using Stem Cells?
Question 28 of 50 Which medication would be prescribed for a patient experiencing an exacerbation of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)? Aldosteron Betamethasone Fludrocortisone Methylpredni…
Apatient received 500 ml of dw51/2ns at rate 15 drop/minute. If administration set used delivered 15drops/ml. Calculate the infusion time in hour and minute.
what are the key elements of anticholergenic drugs?
Mr X is prescribed Liposomal Amphotericin B (AmBisone). It has been agreed that the reconstituted AmBisone 4 mg/mL solution will be diluted 1 in 20 before administration. Mr X needs to receive a 1 mg …
calcineurin present inside T lymphocytes, preventing the calcineuri be activated, the T cells are not able to attack and damage transplanted tissues and TRUE OR FALSE Indicate whether each of the foll…
38) In infections with which of the following viruses do the skin rash or lesions NOT contain virus and therefore contact with the rash on the skin is not a means of transmission? a) Herpes simplex 1 …
what clinical symptoms may a patient exhibit when they are at or above thebtherapeautic range when using carbamazepine ? please list resources used
list three Subjective indications of pain A post operative client is requesting the prescribed oxycodone 5m by mouth for pain.What assessment data should the nurse collect before administering this me…
What are the requirements of high risk medications? Name 2 of them?
A client who is started on Phenytoin (Dilantin) who is also taking amiodarone (Cordarone) should be assessed for what possible effect?
Two peptides (A & B) bind to different receptors on the cell surface. Peptide A increases while peptide B decreases the concentration of intracellular cAMP, respectively. Describe the mechanism by…
Answer 1-5. 9:06 Critical Thinking Questions 1. How does the FDA ensure the safety and effectiveness of drugs? What types of drugs does the FDA regulate or control? 2. What is a black box warning? Why…
Identify the enzymes responsible for these reactions.For a P450, you do not need to indicate specific isoforms, “P450” is sufficient. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Case Study #1 B.T., a 38-year-old secretary, has come to the clinic with a fever, sore throat, and cough that she has had for 2 days. Her posterior pharynx is reddened with patches of purulent exudate…
Example Prepare 12 acetaminophen 300 mg suppositories using cocoa butter. The average weight of the cocoa butter blank is 2 g and the average weight of the medicated suppository is 1.8 g.
Patient AO has a history of obesity and has recently gained 9 pounds. The patient hasbeen diagnosed with hypertension andhyperlipidemia. Drugs currently prescribedinclude the following: Atenolol…
what is the media composition for the production of streptomycin?
Clients receiving tocolytics should be positioned on her side.
To maintain cardiac output dobutrex in dextrose 5% in water is to be titrated 100-550 mcg per minute. The IV solution was prepared by adding 0.12g of Dobutrex to dextrose 5% in water. The final soluti…
DATE OF PROCEDURE: 03/07/20XX HISTORY: This is a 59-year-old man with metastatic lung cancer who presented for EEG in the office with a diagnosis of status epilepticus on March 3, 20XX. CONDITIONS…
How many hours will it take to deliver 500ml of normal saline solution infusing at 125 mL/hr? (Record the answer as a whole number. Do not use a trailing zero.)
Question 25 1 out of 1 points Children age 6 to 11 are recommended to start with what dosage of Allegra?
Question 10 (2 points) Oral hypoglycemic drugs (sulfonylureas, biguanides, meglitinides, thiazolidinedione dipeptidyl-peptidase-4 inhibitors) are used only in type 2 diabetes mellitus and act differen…
Case study: Patient AO has a history of obesity and has recently gained 9 pounds. The patient has been diagnosed with hypertension and hyperlipidemia. Drugs currently prescribed include the following:…
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A nurse is providing teaching to a female client who has a new prescription for ciprofloxacin. Which of the following statements by the client indicates to the nurse an understanding of the teaching…
medical dosage. NAME: C101 A nurse has to administer 10 mcg/kg of digoxin to a client who weighs 30 lb. The nurse has available digoxin 1mg/mL. How many mL would the nurse administer to the child? 0 0…
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Explain how angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors work to control hypertension.
Go tohttps://www.nlm.nih.gov/research/umls/rxnorm/docs/rxnormfiles.html locate the release notes for the last monthly update. brief summary of the contents of the update.
A physician wants 500 ml of Lysol 7.5% solution to be prepared from a 45% solution. How many milliliters of solvent should be used?
. Gemtuzumab and Trastuzumab emtansine are two examples of mAb-drug conjugates (ADCs) where the thiol-containing drugs calicheamicin and DM1, respectively, are attached to the mAb’s via the linkers …
What are the dangers and toxicity of dietary supplement use, please include the medical and social implications. ADD CITATION OT OLDER THAN 10 YEARS
briefly describe five common examples of drug induced tissue damage. include two nursing interventions for each reactionthat can be implemented to manage the reation and to promote patient comfort.
please draft a letter to the health care agency of your choice that proposes the development of a task force to explore the development of a medication assistance program.Consider the stakeholders w…
Which of the following require therapeutic drug concentration monitoring ( select 3 choices ) : A.gentamicinB.clindamycinC.azithromycinD.tobramycinE.vancomycin
agent that relieves pain without causing loss of consciousness (Tylenol, Advil, Motrin)
The nurse practitioner on staff ordered a 10mg dose of prednisone for a patient. Your facility has both 5 mg and 50 mg tablets on hand. Your coworker selected a 50mg tablet and broken it in half. expl…
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What type of antibiotics are used to treat urinary infections in both females and males?
a patient ordered ceftriaxone 750mg in 100mL NS q12h for a cellulitis. the mdication is to be infused over 20 minutes with a tubing factor of 10gtt/mL. How many drops per minute should be adminstered
Which medication is administered first between latanoprost (Xalatan) eyedrops and pilocarpine (Pilocar) eye gel Why?
A 43 year old female patient presents to the office with a surgical history of thyroid Tony and cc of “feeling cold” and fatigue. Examination revealed an overweight female with hypo reflex is, psorias…
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What is the difference between ciprofloxacin and heparin?
The signs of allergic reactions to antibiotics include all of the following EXCEPT? rash, fever, anaphylaxis, breathing difficulties, liver and renal changes
Monoamine oxidase inhibitors were some of the first drugs to be used as antidepressants, however their clinical use has now been superseded by other types of antidepressant agents. These MAO inhibitor…
Streptococcus Group A Infection ( Strep throat ) Introduction: brief description of the selected problem, history & epidemiology. Etiology ( cause ) Predisposing/risk factors Signs, …
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Use the figure below to explain the mechanism: Shortly after death, skeletal muscles enter a state of continuous and maximal contraction, a process known as rigor mortis. Using the data in the figure…
Cholesterol absorption inhibitors work by _________. Question 17 options: a) inhibiting the enzyme needed for cholesterol synthesis b) binding with bile acids in the intestine, which reduces the t…
Describe the knowledge, skills and/or attitudes regarding each of transferable skills that you gained as a result of completing this particular pharmacy technician Discuss the ways that you are going …
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Which glial cell is affected by dendrotoxin (a neurotoxic compound) and why?
Please help PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY Final Exam Name: Total: 100 points 1. Identify the enzymes responsible for carrying out the following biological transformations. Provide the names of the reactant…
5.5.. a 28-year-old white female. comes to you as a new patient with her chief complaint being chronic pain and poor sleep patterns. During your interview, you discover that she has been fighting gl…
Within the Pharmacy industry, access to medication for HIV+ people is identified as an unjust issue both within Canada (province to province) and in developing countries. Please describe the issues in…
Discuss the differences between right and left side heart failure symptoms and drug treatment options. Discuss the difference between anticoagulant (Factor 10A inhibitors and Direct Throm…
Question 61 of 100 The nurse notes a new prescription for levofloxacin 200 mg to be given over 1 hour. The pharmacy provides a bag of levofloxacin 200 mg/100 mL dextrose 5% in water (D5W). The tubing …
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They help break down 2. Research and find a pharmaceutical product that is an example of an emulsion, and one that is an example of an elixir. For both examples, describe the purpose and the method of…
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chlorpheniramine 100ml lidocaine 2 oz banana flavoring 1/2 tsp take 10 ml bid What 1 oz bottles will the solution fill? what the daily dose measured in ml? how many days will this solution last? how m…
A nurse is caring for a client during antineoplastic drug therapy and determines a nursing diagnosis of Impaired Tissue Integrity is appropriate. Which actions would be appropriate for the nurse to su…
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Using a table format, identify the three normal controls of blood pressure and how angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors, angiotensin II receptor blockers (ARBs) calcium channel blockers and …
What is the role of negative and positive control in the LDH assay? (4 marks) What is the use of Triton X-100 Solution in the positive control of the experiment?Is there any other substitute solutio…
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Order: Thorazine 75 mg IM q4h p.r.n. Available: 25 mg/mL. What do you give?
Identify the example or examples of Adverse Event from the below as per Health Canada regulation; A batch of out-of-specification blood glucose test strips is released by a manufacturer. The pa…
Question 5 of 25 A nurse teaches a client that the newly prescribed medication has an extremely high risk of causing fetal abnormalities and those reliable measures to prevent pregnancy are essential …
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What are some of the key mechanisms of pharmacologic treatment of seizures (Select all that apply) A. Enhance GABA transmission B. Antagonizes glutamate transmission C. Slow influx of sodium and/or ca…
List 4 potential neurobiology causes of psychotic major depression.
I need an answer to the question attached within 6 hours Assignments Module 2 Assignment – Submitted Title Module 2 Assignment Student Danny Evans Grade Scale Points (max 20.0) Instructions Assignme…
round to the nearest whole number. The licensed prescriber orders 40 units of oxytocin in 1000 mL 0.9% sodium chloride at the rate of 20 mU/min to reduce postpartum bleeding after expulsion of the pla…
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Read the article “Comparison of Two Automated Solid Phase Extractions for the Detection of Ten Fentanyl Analogs and Metabolites in Human Urine Using Liquid Chromatography Tandem Mass Spectrometry”, Pu…
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A 54 lb child was found to have a fungal infection so the doctor prescribed griseofulvin 6 mg/kg Q6h for 6 weeks. The pharmacy has a 480 mL-bottle of griseofulvin 400 mg/5 mL. How many days will the b…
Your 60-year-old, 170-pound patient is being treated for an MRSA bloodstream infection and is receiving vancomycin and has now developed C. diff diarrhea. His current SCr is 1.6 mg/dL. Today, on round…
Discuss medications used for hyperthyroidism and the therapeutic effects
Explain what a cardenolide is in full details Definitions, function, what happens on ingestions, toxicity, chemistry, MOA etc.
When a patient has an allergic reaction with an iv route of the same drug that the patient was okay with oral foam, is this a type I hypersensitivity reaction? If so or not, why?
CHAPTER 10 The year is 1744. Virginian settlers capture Chief Opechancanough, warrior chief of the Powhatans and uncle to Pocahontas. Opechancanough is considered a master tactician and has a reput…
Which of the following is a true statement: it” A. Guaifenesin acts by promoting a more vigorous cough. t" B. Antihistamines reduce itching, sneezing and congestion. I!” C. Oral sympathornim…
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Describing how pharmacodynamics is altered during pregnancy.
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Analyse the symptoms related to the gastro-intestinal tract and explain the therapeutic classes of medications used in the treatment of this disorder/disease? please list resources used
A certain prescription drug diminishes in the system at a rate of 25% per hour. If a person was administered 1450mg of the drug a) how much will remain in 4 hours? b) How many hours will it take for t…
Which nursing intervention is most important when caring for a client receiving aspirin 600 mg PO QID? Assess for dyspnea and nausea. Monitor temperature every 4 hours. Check stool for occult blood. U…
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the importance of knowing the specific laws in your state pertaining to NP prescribing
40.) Which of the following are subdivisions of the central nervous system? A.) The peripheral nervous system, the autonomic nervous system, and the afferent neurons. B.) The autonomic nervous system …
Which of the following is true about radial nerve palsy? a) The radial nerve arises from the lateral cord of the brachial plexus b) It is associated with sensory loss over the medial half of the hand …
Can someone help me. ACTIVITY 7 AMINES I. NOMENCLATURE: Please name the following structures: A B C D NH2 NH2 NH2 H m F G H H K L H NH2 NH2
Question 37 Not yet answered Points out of 1 Flag question Which of the following medications is preferred for treatment of anaphylactic shock? Select one: O a. Phenylephrine O b. Epinephrine O c. Dob…
Problem 1, part 1: 1 ml samples of tissue membranes were incubated overnight in a nearly saturating amount (100 nM) of radioligand L*. At time 0, 1000 x [L*] of unlabeled ligand (100 M) is added to ea…
Write down the overview of the process of manufacturing IFN-based biopharmaceuticals. Explain with the help of a flow chart or diagram.
the Mucolytics expectorant is primary used in patients diagnoses with cystic fibrosis
What would be important information for the nurse to reinforce on the drug amitriptyline?
Topic: Non-Protein Nitrogenous Substances Determination a. Enumerate patient preparation and specimen considerations for creatinine measurement b. Enumerate possible sources of error in SUA measuremen…
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Chapter 18 Objectives 1.Identify the functions of the endocrine system. 2.Identify the hormones of the anterior pituitary (including the appropriate releasing factor), stimulating hormones…
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Give an example of when it would be clinically appropriate to use the following classes of lipid lowering drugs: • Resins •Fibrates •Ezetimibe
Cuantos mg se necesitan para una dosis de medicamento de 2mg/ kg cuando el paciente pesa 265 libras? a)225.6 mg b)250 mg c)241 mg d)323 mg
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A physician orders furosemide 60 mg in 500 mL of D5W. The drop factor is 20 gtt/mL, and the drop rate is 60 gtt/ min. use Furosemide 40 mg/ 4 ml (10mL single dose vial) for your calculations. How much…
BRIEFLY describe five common examples of drug-induced tissue or organ damage. include two nursing intervention s for each reaction that can be implemented to manage the reaction or promote patient com…
The nurse is reviewing factors that influence pharmaco*kinetics in the neonatal patient. Which factor puts the neonatal patient at risk with regard to drug therapy?
Hi help me please Order: Neumega (oprelvekin) 50 mcg/kg subcut once daily. Calculate the number of milliliters of this platelet-stimulating drug you will administer to a patient who weighs 150 pounds….
blocks parasympathetic nerve impulses; decreases oral and respiratory secretions (atropine, Artane)
Usee the bnf and list three patient counselling points for the following drugs drug groups Thiazide diuretics BETA blockers Ccalcium channel blockers Ace inhibitors Alpha blockers Aangiotensin II rece…
Consensus formula: 2-4 mL/kg/%TBSA Parkland Baxter formula: uses 4mL/kg/%TBSA 8 hrs half ; 16 hours other half
Question 8 1 pts A patient has been receiving iron replacement therapy for 2 days after hip replacement surgery. The provider is alerted to the following assessment data: . Patient’s stools appear bla…
Explain what happens when a saturated salt solution is added to the methylcellulose solution.What is this effect called?
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Dr. Kim is giving his patient Propofol. The dosage is 2 mg per kilogram of patient’s weight. The patient weighs 176 lbs. How much of the medication should be given?
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Is venlafaxine contraindicated in any herbal therapies?
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A patient weighing 75 pounds needs treatment with Cefdinir. You will dose based on 14 mg/kg/day (can be given once a day or BID) PO x 10 days. It is dispensed as 250mg/5mlsuspand the max dose is 6…
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Positive stranded RNA viruses have which of the following characteristics? a) Their genome RNA can be translated directly as mRNA b) They have to transcribe their genome RNA to a mirror image copy as …
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You receive this physician’s order: Give 600 mL D5W to patient. Calculate the metric weight (in grams) of the dextrose in this fluid bag.
Complete the following practice assessment and focused reviews and send me a detailed 2 to 3 sentences each of four concepts that you learned from the focus to review our in pharmacology ATI
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Math for Med student 16. Transcribe the following orders to the Medication Administration Chart (MAR) for one shift from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm. When you have completed this, place your initials and signa…
dopamine IV is ordered at 20mcg/kg/min for a client that weights 215lbs the pharm preps a IV bag containing 400mg dopamine in 500ml D5W calculate how many ML per hour
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What is the difference between the covid vaccine developed by Russia and the US scientifically speaking? Did Russia use a similar mRNA approach or did they use a dead live/form of the virus? Any input…
complete the diagram by dragging from the choices area to specific which condition the client most likely experiencing. Reading list Complete the diagram by dragging from the choices area to specify w…
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When clavulanate acid is added to amoxicillin, the combination offers clinicians which of the following? Select one: a. A wider spectrum of activity than amoxicillin used alone b. A narrower âspectru…
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Case: A 35-year-old construction worker fell at the construction site 5 days ago and fractured his collarbone. The patient was asked to take two tablets of pain reliever at 6-hour intervals for two da…
1) Name of a medication used in cancer treatment. 2) discuss the ethnic, cultural, or genetic differences in the use and consideration for cancer treatment. 3) What is the mechanism of action of this …
1.A two-digit code in CPT that is placed after the CPT code to give additional information to third-party payers is called a? 2.In CPT coding, an office or hospital visit is coding using _________ sec…
Please answer them ALL for an upvote and ratings. 1. Dr. J, an attending physician, tells you that Patient X is not progressing. As a pharmacist, you know that increasing the dose of his medicat…
What are the difference between serum and plasma? Why serum sample is used more than plasma in pharmaco*kinetics study?
Which of the following pharmaceutical agents is NOT helpful when used as a treatment in methanol poisoning? Sodium Bicarbonateor Disulfiram (Antabuse) Which of the following pharmaceutical age…
Any tips on how to better understand/remember all the heart drugs in pharmacology?
Explain please 3) Consider a region of Si at room temperature. For each of the following cases, calculate the equilibrium electron and hole concentrations (n and p). Assume that the dopants are fully …
Describe two cardiovascular drugs.What are their benefits?Should the drugs chosen be reccomended to others?
treatment given to patient who has An Adverse Drug Reaction to Trimethoprim-Sulfamethoxazole Revealing Primary HIV
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A client is diagnosed with both hypothyroidism and adrenal insufficiency. If the adrenal insufficiency is not treated first, what may occur with the administration of thyroid hormone?
Scenario #5 A patient has been prescribed corticosteroids as part of treatment of bronchitis. He notices that the dosage of the medication decreases. He asks the nurse during why it is prescribed this…
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How would you label your contrast media on the back table?
How could mixing up the medication lot numbers be detrimental in clinical studies?
Understand how to determine if a patient is experiencing rhabdomyolysis caused by stations based on labs
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the nurse has attended a staff education conference about fluoroquinolones. Follow up is required if the nurse states that fluoroquinolones
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what is the mechanism of action of Suboxone using the correct descriptive terms?
A Cardiologist has ordered 500mg of a medication. It os available in a solution as gr VIISS per flood ounce. How many minims should you administer? How many gtts would this be? How many tsp would this…
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Given: Group- Negative Control Test animal no.3 – 28 g Test animal no.4- 24 g CALCULATIONS: Show your complete solution and highlight your final answer. Usual dose of drug = 500 mg/50 kg Dilution:…
1) digoxin 0.25 mg IV is ordered for your patient who is currently in atrial fibrillation. Which lab value should be concern to you? a) Potassium level 4.0 mg/ dl b) Troponin level < 0.2 mcg/L c) D…
please fast answer without explain 19Aspirin competes with warfarin on the same binding site on plasma proteins which causes the displacement of warfarin from plasma proteins, how this competition wil…
What is the neurotransmitter(s) at the ganglions in the sympathetic nervous system?
There are four main processes that operate in a modified release dosage form to control the extent and rate of drug release. Discuss these processes using a lipid device, giving examples of the formul…
Discuss Overlapping systemic involvement between pharmacotherapy and coronavirus
Exercise 2 – Virtual Hospital Activity This exercise will take approximately 30 minutes to complete. Sign in to work at Pacific View Regional Hospital on the Medical-Surgical Floor for Period of Care …
A nursing student wonders why she is only giving 1.5 mg of hydromorphone (Dilaudid) when she was giving the same patient 10 mg of morphine. Which of the following is the best explanation? A)When giv…
Think about- the FOUR processes involved in moving the drug through the body (pharmaco*kinetics) after it is administered. Out of these FOUR processes, IDENTIFY and write about which process you feel i…
Continue from the above, if the Methadone concentration in the patch reservoiris maintained at 16 mg/mL constantly during a 12-hour release period, how much drug is delivered? (Assuming sink conditi…
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Select the correct formula to use to identify the amount of drug in 1 ml of solution? a.Amount of drug(ml)/Amount of fluid X supply = 1 mL b.Amount of drug (mL)/Amount of fluid = Amount of…
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Order: cefalcor 0.3 g p.o. q.8h Supply: Celcor (cefalcor) reconstituted oral suspension, 375 mg per 5 mL Give: __________ mL show work please
12-month old 22 lb child has been prescribed a maintenance dose of Digoxin 10 mcg/kg/day PO administered in equal divided doses twice daily. Digoxin elixir is available in 60 mL bottles containing 50 …
How many milliliters of 95% (v/v) alcohol and 30% (v/v) alcohol should be mixed to make 4 L of 100 proof alcohol? (Assume that when the volumes of alcohol and water are mixed, there will be no decreas…
Individuals can become dependent on opioids when the drug is prescribed for pain. Discuss three features of the opioid morphine that can contribute to the development of abuse/dependence when prescrib…
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A patient with borderline personality disorder is being treated with Tegretol. Which of the following laboratory results indicate that this patient is experiencing an adverse reaction to the medicatio…
Question 1 Which describes a medication error? 1.A preventable event caused by inappropriate medication use or patient harm while the medication is in the control of the healthcare professio…
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Eric reported a motor vehicle accident in his past medical history that involved his femur. What does the abbreviation before femur mean
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How can Probenecid be useful in treating patient’s gout?
A client admitted with pulmonary oedema was put on digoxin 0.25mg daily, furosemide 40mg daily and nasal oxygen therapy at 2 liters or minute. To evaluate the effectiveness of digoxin, the nurse shoul…
Mrs. Murphy enters your community pharmacy today and asks you some questions regarding what medications or vaccinations she may need for her family and herself to prepare for an upcoming trip to Peru….
The ordered dose of sodium nitroprusside is (3mcg/kg/min). How many mcg/min will be given to a patient who weighs 176 pounds?
the doctor ordered magneesium sulfate 2gm/hour IV.Magnesium sulfate come in 40gm/1000ml IV bottle. what do you set your pump at ml/perhr
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40.) Which of the following is a side effect associated with furosemide (Lasix)? A.) Hypernatremia. B.) Electrolyte depletion. C.) Hypervolemia. D.) All of the above.
What are the typical bacterial pathogens that cause pneumonia?What would you prescribe asempiric therapy for CAP in patients with T2DM (drug/dose/route/frequency/duration) and why?
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Fortis College July 31, 2021 Ch. 5 Medication Errors A nursing student discovers that she has given her patient two aspirin tablets instead of the one tablet daily dose that was ordered for antiplatel…
What is withdrawal time? Discuss its importance in veterinary medicine practice in view of food safety. How the knowledge of drug pharmacology determines this refraining period?
The treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) in adolescents typically involves multimodal therapy with the use of ______ as part of the treatment plan. Question options: a) SNRIs b) SSRIs …
Lantus 100units/ml dispense 3ml Directions: 10 units qhs What is days supply?
NUR2407 Pharmacology Lab Rasmussen College 12. Solumedrol 2.5 mg/kg is ordered for a child weighing 23 kg. Solumedrol is available as 125 mg / 2 mL is available. How many mL must the nurse administer?…
(The first 4 questions focus on pharmaco*kinetics) 1. Ms Smith is a 68-year-old female who just returned to your unit from the recovery room. She is 2 hours postoperative low back surgery (lu…
Most people consider drugs to be natural and safe. However, they can be harmful or interact with other drugs.
A young female patient wants to know if there is any pain medication that she can take because her “gums always feel sore after a teeth-cleaning appointment.” What factors should the dental hygienist …
Julian is a 27 year old male being treated for psychosis with haloperidol, a non-phenothiazine antipsychotic agent for the past 5 years. His wife reports muscle rigidity, lip smacking, and stooped pos…
A 63-year-old man presents to clinic complaining of chronic cough and sputum production and shortness of breath with activity. Pulmonary function test (PFT) completed prior to his visit show an FEV1/F…
A patient with symptoms of myocardial infarction has received alteplase within the needed time-frame. What nursing intervention should the nurse implement to help keep the patient safe? Place a fa…
A liquid medication is labeled 100mg/5mL. If the order reads 0.5g po, how many mL will be given?
Patient profile Martha is a 60-year-old lady who is admitted to the emergency room with breathlessness – her respiratory rate is 40 per minute and her oxygen saturation is 89%. On admission, her puls…
no need to show work just need the answers a. Ordered: Glucotrol XL 10 mg po daily. On hand: Glucotrol XL 5 mg tablets. Calculate the amount to dispense. Amount to dispense = _______ tablet(s). b.Orde…
Ciprofloxacin (CIPRO) oral suspension contains 250 mg of ciprofloxacin per 5 mL. A physician prescribed 125 mg of ciprofloxacin q.i.d. × 10 days. (a) How many doses are needed? (b) How many millilite…
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Select a medication used for pain management and review available evidence and treatment guidelines to determine appropriate therapeutic options. Share the mechanism of action of this medication and h…
Acute overdose of methamphetamine is due to Select one: a. it destruction of lung tissue b. its sympathomimetic effects c. liver damage d. cardiac and respiratory depression
Why should the following drugs not be crushed or opened prior to administration: Verapamil, Propranalol, Nifedipine, Tramadol?
Louis Brown (DOB 10/12/1975) returns to your office for a 6 month follow-up visit with a stable, well-controlled seizure disorder. He needs a prescription refill on hislevetiracetamwhich he has be…
Identify which of the following terms refers to the arrangement of different protein subunits in a multiprotein complex. a) primary structure b) secondary structure c) tertiary structure d) quaternary…
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Explain the role of pharmacology drugs in constipation
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State three classic signs or symptoms of diabetes and identify the main pathophysiologic risks from long-term, poorly controlled diabetes. treatment and nursing cons…
Abnormal electrolytes and other laboratory test results may occur when taking loop diuretics. Explain the imbalances. Would the following serum electrolyte and laboratory values be expected to increas…
patient with diabetes N.B. asks why her insulin dose continues to increase after 20 weeks of gestation and is worried something is wrong. What information should be provided to N.B.?
I need help solving this problem Order: "I.V. 2/3 & 1/3 at 75 mL/hr with 20 mEq KCI added per litre" Available: KCI 30 mEq/20 mL a) How many ml KCI are added to each bag? b) How many amp…
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A 75 year old man is brought to the healthcare center by his daughter for a check-up. The daughter states that her father has been having difficulty sleeping lately. She states “He goes to bed but the…
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Instructions Discussion The lectures, readings and videos in this unit introduce information on the care of patients with Mental Health disorders. You are required to discuss at least 5 medications co…
The provider ordered to administer Piperacillin/Tazobactam (Zosyn) 3.75 grams in 50 mL D5W IVPB over 30 minutes. How many mL/hour will you set the IV pump? a) 100 mL/hour b) 5 mL/hour c) 50 mL/hour d)…
Patient S. N 45 years old Diagnosis: Acute bronchitis Signs and symptoms: Cough, throughout the day and night, fever, no expectorant First line therapy, second line therapy, third line therapy Patient…
A nurse should change needles after drawing up an irritating medication from a vial in order to ensure what?
Outline the three different stages of hypertension using NICE guidance?
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A 19—yeérvold male patient presents at a hEalth clinic for migrant farm workers. In broken English, he describes severe pain in his lower jaw. An 3559;» ment reveals two abscessecl molars and oth…
A nurse is assessing a client who is receiving intravenous therapy. The nurse should identify which of the following findings as a manifestation of fluid volume excess? a.Bilateral muscle w…
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our work on separate paper and upload it with this pad 6. The doctor has ordered iliss drams of Milk of Magnesia pc and hs. The stock supply is a 6 oz bottle. a. How many ml will you give for one dos…
All of the following statements regarding toxicity to the kidney are true EXCEPT: a)Concentration of toxins in tubular fluid increase the likelihood that the toxin will diffuse into tubular cells. b…
which of the following would not help Improve compliance: A- patients liking their provider B- patients using only one pharmacist C- pharmacists understanding how generics differ from brand name D- su…
Ola Swanson, 70 years old, has been a type 2 diabetic for 40 years. She has a history of renal disease and chronic heart failure (CHF). She has been on a low sodium diet for 10 years. She is admitted …
Which medications are the most appropriate for a patient with community acquired pneumonia with symptoms that has persisted for 3 days with chest pain, fatigue, and a productive cough? Chronic kidney …
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Question 37 of 50 The nurse receives an order for dopamine 0.7 units/min. The solution available is 400 units of vasopressin in 750 mL of normal saline solution. At what rate in milliliters per hour …
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The order is 0.25g po qid. the medication is available as 125mg/5ml.how many tsps. will be given for each dose?
A patient diagnosed with otitis externa and taking fluoroquinolone/glucocorticoid combination medication asks the NP what the benefit is to taking the medications together. You reply? Thetwomedication…
Using the internet, find a list of the top 10 most common medications associated with medical errors. You should find a table with the drugs listed. It will not be one of the first searches you e…
A client is ordered 200 mg of amoxicillin orally. The syrup contains 250mg/5mL. How many mL will you administer?
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Mr. Jones is a 65-year-old with primary hypertension for over 25 years. His mother and grandfather had high blood pressure. He does not exercise and admits that he is an alcoholic and smokes 1 to 2 pa…
What is will be a good reply of “I hope this medicine works better than the other one I took when I had an asthma attack.”?
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Loop Diuretics. Are a type of medicine that increases urine excretion. What are the uses? What are some of the possible side effects? What precautions should be taken when administering this med…
The dose of gentamicin sulfate is 1.7 mg/kg. How many mLs of an injectable solution containing 40 mg/mL should be administered to a person weighing 220 pounds? Please shown breakdown.
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Using examples, describe the barrier mechanisms that drugs and other therapeutics must overcome in order to gain entry into the CNS.
Order:Ampicillin 250 mg IM q 8 hr Supply:III SQUIBB NDC XXX-YYYY 250 mg. per 5 mL PRINCIPEN 250 Ampicillin forORAL SUSPENSION U.S.P. BRISTOL NDC XXX-YY…
Which agonist would be expected to increase both the systolic and diastolic blood pressures? Norepinephrine Isoproterenol Epinephrine
You answer a call at the pharmacy. You obtain the caller’s first and last names, her contatc information and find out that she’s a respiratory therapist. The caller says the question is general. What …
Loop Diuretics What are the uses? What are some of the possible side effects? What precautions should be taken when administering this medicine?add reference
please fast answer without explain 15.Which of the following antimycotics has no access into the CNS? a. Flucytosine b. Voriconazole c. Fluconazole d. Itraconazole
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A patient with schizophrenia is given an inverse agonist that acts on the receptor 5HT and neurotransmitter serotonin. What is the rationale for prescribing a medication such as this?
Describe the important role that effective communication has in the healthcare field and how culture can play a role.
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Go to the united states department of justice, Drug Enforcement Administration website. Provide examples of federal controls that have been enacted to prevent abuse of drugs with high abuse potential …
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Lillian asks the nurse why she is on two inhalers for her COPD when she used to use just one. What points would the nurse want to cover to answer her question, considering her history of noncompliance…
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xplore options for complementary and alternative medicine in psychiatric mental health care or functional medicine aspects that you could envision incorporating into your practice.For this discussio…
Explain the need for titrimetry in pharmaceutical analysis and briefly describe the major ways in which titrimetry is classified please give me in-depth explanation!
58.) Meprobamate (Equanil, Miltown) is used to treat: A.) Minimal brain dysfunction. B.) Various neurologic and musculoskeletal disorders. C.) Various convulsive disorders. D.) All the above.
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For which of the following would prescribing trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole (Bactrim/Septra) be a reasonable choice? A.MRSA skin infection B.community acquired pneumonia C.acute uncomplicated cys…
To describes the therapeutic actions, indications, pharmaco*kinetics, contraindications, the most common adverse reactions, and the important drug-drug interactions for histamine-2 receptor antagonists…
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You are the emergency room nurse caring for a 72-year-old man who sustained a fracture to his right femur and left ankle when he fell off the roof of his two-story home. Your patient is complaining of…
A patient presents to the clinic with complaints of inner ear disturbance. How would you differentiate between labyrinthitis, benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, and Meniere’s disease? Include patho…
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James Day, who is 4 years old, weighs 36 lb. James’ mother states that his asthma has flared and has been wheezing despite his inhalers and SVN treatments. Select an oral prednisolone syrup and use th…
Respond to at least two of your colleagues on two different days by suggesting additional patient factors that might have interfered with the pharmaco*kinetic and pharmacodynamic processes of…
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(5) How many 1/120-gr doses of atropine sulfate can be obtained from a 1/8-oz stock bottle of atropine sulfate? ANS: doses
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Briefly describe the process the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration undertakes when classifying a drug under a particular schedule and describe the requirements of each of the 5 schedules.
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If someone is given a cholinergic agent what side effects might you expect? Are these “fight or flight” or are these “rest and digest”?
How and to what extent has your education so far (the biomedical program) contributed to you being able to work in drug discovery or drug development in the future? Is something missing?
Describe the changes in dorsal raphe cell firing rate during different behavioral states in cats.
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Discuss how knowledge of pharmaco*kinetics (be complete) impacts the drug doses that are ordered and administered. what can a nurse do to assure patient safety during medication administration if a pat…
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Background Information: A patient with heart failure with reduced ejection fraction presented to hospital with a severe exacerbation. On admission to hospital, the patient was already receiving these …
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A physician orders20 mg of amphotericin B and 40 units of heparin to be administered intravenously in a total volume of 850 mL of D5W over an 8-hour period to a hospitalized patient. In filling the …
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Anti-convulsants are used in patients with epilepsy. What is epilepsy? What is the difference between a febrile seizure and an afebrile one? What are the differences between first and second generatio…
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Question 14 (5 points) What will the nurse instruct the patient about taking a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor?
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Please write a prescription for a 77 yo man with CAP. Allergic to macrolides. GFR 45.
From the case, What antimicrobial agents would be prescribed for this patient? Would you use or avoid penicillin and why? What is the duration of the treatment?
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Using the following examples, calculate the pharmacy reimbursem*nt amount based on the given information. Show your work for all calculations. Drug 1 AWP: $250 Discount: 3% Dispensing fee: $7 Answer: …
a pediatrician has ordered ampicillin 50 mg/kg/day p.o.devided q.6h for a child who weighs 44 lb . The pharmacy has supplied reconstituted ampicillin with a supply dosage of 500 mg/5ml . How many mill…
Write discovery of the drug Lansoprazole. Include process of discovery for the drug that you are investigating. Who discovered the drug and when was it. include the source of drug e.g. is it …
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Demonstrate an understanding of the basic principles of what encompasses safety science with respect to drug/biologics development
What information (signs, symptoms, and laboratory values) indicates the presence or severity of SIADH as the cause of his hyponatremia?
At your workplace you come across a patient who is disorientated and not like their usual self. They are sweating and look quite pale. You recognise the patient as Mrs Debbie Smith a type 2 diabetic a…
Please state what the CYP 1A2 enzyme is, why it is important, and what it does in the body.
An FDA alert sent to health care professionals advised of an increased risk of suicidal ideation and behavior in patients receiving anticonvulsants. true or false
As the hemoglobin improves, what changes might be expected in the vital signs.
A brief explanation of the differences between the types of diabetes, including type 1, type 2, gestational, and juvenile diabetes. 2.Describe one type of drug used to treat the type of diabetes you s…
- a nurse is assessing the client prior to administering digoxin. for which of the following findings should the nurse withhold the digoxin and contact the provider? a. Temperature 36.4 b. Oxygen sa…
A 24-year-old female presents with a UTI. She is healthy, afebrile, and her only drug allergy is sulfa, which gives her a rash. An appropriate first-line antibiotic choice for her would be:
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Ch 44 Cardiotonic Agents 1) Describe the pathophysiology of heart failure. What are the clinical signs and symptoms of heart failure? 2) Explain how the compensatory mechanisms for heart failure work …
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Do you think that it is important for the pharmacy to notify the patient’s provider of a drug allergic reaction that the patient has?
When reviewing the various schedules of controlled drugs, the nurse knows that which description correctly describes Schedule II drugs a. When reviewing the various schedules of controlled drugs, t…
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1) Explain the benefits and consequencesof genetic testing? 2) What is yourpersonal stance on genetic testing? Please include references, thank you
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What class of medications are PPI’S MAO”s, SSRI’s, SSNI’s give an example of each, action, side effect, nursing teaching and intervention.
What is the mechanism of action of enalapril? blood pressure medication
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An oral hypoglycemic is administered once to a patient in whom it has a half-life of 36hr. The dose is 250 mg, and it is completely absorbed. What is the daily average Steady state plasma concentratio…
Some normal physiological parameters: Plasma volume: 3 L; blood volume: 5L; Total body liquid volume 43 L; Renal blood perfusion rate: 1.1 L/min; Hepatic arterial blood perfusion rate: 0.3 L/min; po…
provide a in depth response for each, I really want to understand each answer. Compare the various stages of drug development from in vitro studies to animal studies to human studies Summarize at leas…
A 73 years old woman is seen for a routine visit: blood pressure is 134/84 mmHg and HbA1c IS 8,1%; metformin is increased to 500 mg bid and other daily medications are continued: amlodipine 5 mg qd, t…
Using the formula for calamine lotion , determine the amount of calamine in grams necessary to prepare 240 mL of lotion . calamine 80 g zinc oxide 80 g glycerin 20 mL bentonite magma 250 mL calcium hy
Why do drugs like Valium take so long to be eliminated from the body, that is, why do they have a long half-life?
what is the new NDA requirement for the below question ? please include exact source or FDA guidance 1) how many lots(batches) do you have to put on stability study for registration batch ? 2) how…
Brad is a new patient. He is 60 years old. He is a type 2 diabetic with hypertension.He was prescribed lisinopril by his previous provider. He has been having a dry cough. Which of the following med…
Detail of all histamine drugs with drug name, local brand, multinational brand, dosage form and dose
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Invent a scenario where giving Aspirin could result in an ethical or legally charged situation.
Draw a diagram depicting the sequence of events in an antibody- related immune reaction. Use the diagram to explain the immune response
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#12. Question 12 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question A 31 year old female patient is being discharged from the internal medicine floor on pantoprazole for PUD. Which of the following adv…
If there were issues with a patient’s efferent neurons, which of the results from the neuro examination may be altered?
Chapter 36, drugs used to treat musculoskeletal conditions A 56-year-old postmenopausal woman was diagnosed with osteoporosis. Her physician prescribed bisphosphonates. Explain several new bisphosp…
Post a brief description of your patient’s health needs from the patient case study you assigned. Be specific. Then, explain the type of treatment regimen you would recommend for treating your patient…
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The ammonia from a 6.20 g sample of an organic nitrogen cpompound was distilled into 50 mL of 0.1248 N Sulfuric Acid and the mixture was titrated 22.45 mL of 0.0965N NaOH. Calculate the %N in the samp…
What is about the pharmaceutical formulation of the aspirin and about the physical properties of the compound.
A nurse is teaching a client who is to start taking methylodopa for the treatment of hypertension. Which of the following information should the nurse include in the teaching? A. This medication can…
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Order: itraconazole 400 mg po daily Child weighs 88 lbs Drug guide recommends 5 – 10 mg/kg/day 1. What is the minimum safe dose? 2. What is the maximum safe dose? 3.…
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describe factors that might have influenced pharmaco*kinetic and pharmacodynamic processes of the patient you identified
Web Assignment Learning Objective 1. Using the Internet, identify four instances of athletes who have 5 used anabolic steroids and the results of their use of these drugs, both physically and professi…
An IV of 500 mlis infusing at 26gtts/min. The administration set delivers 12gtts/ml. How long will it take the IV to infuse?
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If the weight of 100 mL of an alcohol solution is 85 g, what is the specific gravity of the solution? A.0.85 B.8.5 C.85 D.850 Administration of a drug through positive pressure is by a(n) A.syringe.B….
ONE SPECIFIC cardiac medication(Cardiac Glycosides, Antianginals, and Antidysrhythmics) Give class; actions and uses; side effects & adverse reactions; contraindications & toxicity; administ…
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Which of the following medications, when given intramuscularly, is most likely to cause severe postural hypotension? a.haloperidol b.lorazepam c.benztropine d.chlorpromazine
A nurse is administering hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ) 250 mg PO daily in 3 equally divided doses. Available is hydrochlorothiazide oral solution 15mg/10ml. How many mL should the nurse administer per do…
Please help with this? 24 A client receives a daily dose of intermediate acting insulin, isophane insulin suspension (NPH) at 0700 hours. At what time would a nurse be concerned about a potential hypo…
describe the molecular mechanism by which cigarette smoking induces the expression of CYP1A2.
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A group of researchers wants to develop an experiment to determine whether a new drug treats hypothyroidism effectively. The researchers want to inject the drug in rabbits first to determine whether t…
1)The medication bupropion has the letters “SR” after it.What does “SR” mean?How does being “SR” affect how a nurse administers a medication? Mrs. Schwartz has had a stroke.How might her histo…
For Aspirin, Warfarin, and lansoprazole please help. Discharge Medications: Digoxin 250 mcg PO daily, Furosemide 40 mg PO daily, Insulin glargine 18 units SC HS, Amlodipine 30 mg PO BID, Metoprolol 50…
S.C. is a 79-year-old patient who is seen in the clinic today for a painful rash that runs in a half-circle along her rib line. The rash is composed of raised, fluid-filled lesions. The patient descri…
Post a response to each of the following: 1.Explain the agonist-to-antagonist spectrum of action of psychopharmacologic agents. 2.Compare and contrast the actions of g couple protein…
A nurse is caring for an older adult client who is confirmed positive for HIV and will begin medication therapy. Which of the following instructions should the nurse give the client? (Select all the…
A 62-year-old Hispanic female with a 5-year history of type 2 diabetes presents to her family physician with a blood pressure of 150/90 mm Hg and a heart rate of 72 bpm. Two weeks later, her blood pre…
Your patient reports he could walk up two flights of stairs last year without pain. Earlier this year this fell to one flight of stairs without pain. He is concerned because now he can only go six ste…
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The venom of Snake A contains a competitive antagonist for adrenergic receptors whereas the venom of Snake B contains a non-competitive antagonist of the same the receptors. The only available Snake a…
The healthcare provider prescribes an IV Heparin drip at 14 units/kg/hr.The available dose is a 25,000units/500mL.The patient weighs 185 lbs.What is the flow rate you will set the IV pump at mL/…
A client diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) Is given a new prescription for tiotroplum via an inhalation device. Which statement indicates that the client understands the inst…
S.S., 39 years old, has a family history of coronary artery disease and has recently been having intermittent chest pains. Her cholesterol level is 267mg/dL; her LDL level is 146mg/dL; her HDL is 44mg…
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You are to prepare 800 ml of 65 % (V/V) ethanol by mixing ethanol 96 % (m/m) and ethanol 5 % (V/V). How many millilitres of each of the two ethanol concentrations do you need?
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Scenario 5 The patient B.T is assigned to you. He has a history of hypertension and high cholesterol. He is currently taking atorvastatin. He complains of leg pain and constipation. The patient asks t…
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Interpret the following ABG results: 33.pH= 7.40PCO2 = 39mmHGHCO3- = 25mEq/L 34.pH= 7.30PCO2= 70mmHGHCO3- = 30mEq/L
How many grams of pure sulfur must be added to 0.1 kg of 10% sulfur ointment if preparing a 25% ointment?
A drug passing through a 1 mm thick membrane has a diffusion coefficient of 4.23 x10-7 cm/s and an oil water partitioncoeficientof2.03 .The totalsurfaceareaexposed to the solution is 12….
Putting Safety First 35 is a neurologic disorder involving sudden and recurring Does the requested dose match the typical medication dose in the following orders? If not, seizures. provide the typical…
Calculate the % Ionisation ofmetformin at: a) pH 4.8 b) pH 7.4
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A patient weighs 165 lbs. Gentamycin 2000mcg per kg is ordered. What is dosage in mg?
You are required to produce 5 1g suppositories containing 100mg of theophylline for a prescription. How many grams of base will you require, considering the displacement value of theophylline is 0.5?
A person suffering from common cold was prescribed with antiviral agent to be taken via intranasal route? However he found that prescribed drug was inefficient in treating the disease. What could be t…
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This drug has the greatest glucocorticoid activity A Cortisone B Indomethacin C Dexamethasone D Spironolactone
The physician you work for returns from the hospital after treating a young man for burns sustained when he spilled boiling water while cooking. The patient’s entire right hand is blistered from a par…
Please read it carefully and answer all parts concisely without copy pasting from google. Sally, a 26-year-old female living in America, first noticed her symptoms in the summer of 2019. She experienc…
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51.) Which of the following best defines “angina pectoris”? A.) A condition characterized by fainting or dizziness because of inadequate blood supply to the brain because of blood pooled in other regi…
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___________, also referred to as co-analgesics, enhance the effectiveness of opioids.
A rectal suppository is used to treat a fever. This would represent what type of drug delivery? a) Parenteral and local b) Parenteral and systemic c) Enteral and local d) Enteral and systemic
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As it relates to G-protein linked receptors, what does the PMHNP understand about medications that are used in practice?
Which law addresses the licensure of pharmacists and registration ofpharmacy technicians?
Your company’s drug discovery efforts have recently produced a lead compound that has high affinity for MERTK, a receptor tyrosine kinase, expressed in the gut, and is a target for the treatment of co…
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MATE1 is an active drug transporter. •Are there any clinically relevant polymorphisms in MATE1? •If so, describe the level of evidence, drugs involved, circ*mstances that the polymorphisms are cli…
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Half-life range of Digoxin: The half-life of elimination in healthy persons varies between 26 and 45 hours. The main route of elimination is renal excretion of digoxin, which is closely correlated wit…
A nurse is collecting data from a client who has been taking ofloxacin for an upper respiratory infection. Which of the following statements should the nurse report to the provider?
Describe the main physiological changes that occur with aging.
the health care provider order cortisone 15mg by mouth every morning. the pharmacy sent cortisone 10mg scored tablets. how many tablets should the nurse give
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A client is prescribed fluoxetine but is concerned about side effects. Which statement demonstrates accurate client teaching when discussing the side effects associated with fluoxetine?
What effects does dendrotoxin have on glial cells (relative to the nervous system)?
HI there, Can you please explain what the D-R stands for and what beta1-R and what alpha1 R mean?. Beta, Agonist – Prototype = DOPamine D-receptors O cross-reactive at betal and alphal Kinetics IV adm…
Hypertension Case Study A 68-year-old client is seen in the clinic for routine follow up of his hypertension. He is taking nifedipine slow release 10 mg twice a day, lisinopril 10 mg daily, hydrochlor…
Discuss the major functions of the cardiovascular system. Distinguish between coronary artery disease and arteriosclerosis / atherosclerosis. Discuss the major functions of blood disorder. Distinguish…
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28.) Which of the following is an adverse effect associated with the use of sedative-hypnotics? A.) Respiratory system stimulation. B.) Upset stomach. C.) Impaired judgment. D.) All the above.
3 physiological changes that occur with aging and how these changes affect pharmaco*kinetics and pharmacodynamics?
A patient diagnosed with Type I Diabetes is receiving NPH Insulin 10 units every morning. He is to be educated prior to discharge regarding managing his illness. •What is Typ…
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The function of the sarcoplasmic reticulum is to: a. store calcium. b. detoxify harmful substances. c. concentrate urine. d. metabolize lipids.
Compare and contrast two positive benefits and two negative (adverse effects ) vitamins can have on the body and total health.
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an african-american patient who is obese has persistent blood pressure readings greater than 150/95 mmHg despite treatment with a thiazide diuretic. The primary care NP should consider prescribing
- Explain your understanding of the guideline provided in relation to your role and responsibility as a pharmacy assistant.
1.What are the risk factors for Diabetes Mellitus? 2. What are the common symptoms of DM? 3. Summarize the main etiological factors underlying Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes mellitus. 4. De…
Lisa Marie has worked as a CNA in the local hospital for the last 7 years. Last year, she began to complainofwatery, nasal congestion and wheezing whenever she went to work. She suspected she was …
Which of the following prostaglandin inhibitors may be recommended during pregnancy, thoughits absolute safety in pregnancy has not been fully established? A) Celebrex B) Ibuprofen C) Tylenol D) Asp…
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MAO of local anesthetics a. Blocking Na and Preventing depolarisation b. Inhibiting Aldose reductase c. Increasing degradation of Adrenaline d. None of the above
Explore options for complementary and alternative medicine in psychiatric mental health care or functional medicine aspects that you could envision incorporating into your practice.For this discussi…
Before entering the nursing program at Rasmussen, you had to show proof of all vaccinations and that they were current. Parents of children that attend public school are required to show proof that th…
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Walter ate a raw slug for a dare and is infected with the parasitic helminth Angiostrongylus cantonensis and is suffering eosinophilic meningitis. Outline the immunological response of the adaptive…
The pharmacy receives a prescription for 150 mg of amoxicillin to be taken bid for 7 days.The pharmacy has a 200 mL bottle 125 mg/mL amoxicillin in stock.How many milliliters of the medication must be…
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Est ce que l’induction enzymatique peut changer la demi- vie ? Si il y a induction la demi vie sera diminuer ??
Using format v/w or v/v I’m not show on how to set up and the answer. 4. How much dextrose is available in a 500ml bag of D10W? 5. How much 0.1% of TAC Cream can be made from a 1/2 oz jar of TAC?
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your patient has just been prescribed lorazepam for insomnia she is instructed to take it once daily at night. you go over the medication with her you realize she is still confused about how the medic…
What blood pressure medications are contraindicated for patients with bilateral renal stenosis?
Hello, could you please answer the question below: What type of drug is Lithium and how does it effect the body (chemically) in bipolar patients? Is it an anti depressant? Thanks! Cindy
4)Which of the following correctly describes Treponema pallidum ? a)It is becoming increasingly resistant to penicillin antibiotics b)When spread to humans from a…
Which of the following benzodiazepines is preferred for elderly patients? a) Clorazepate b) Clordiazepoxide c) Triazolam d) Prazepam
Jackie is a pharmacy technician. She receives a faxed prescription for a Schedule II drug for a patient in a long-term care facility. She questions her supervisor about the prescription. Robert, her s…
D Question 2 1 pts In which of the following examples can drug move against a concentration gradient? O passive diffusion through the cell membranes of the intestine O transport through aqueous-filled…
What is the mechanism of the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone axis? Explain well using a diagram so I can understand it. Thank you!
at which of the following locations are pressure injuries commonly seen. Jers Review Questions Question 7. At which of the following locations are pressure injuries commonly seen? Select all that appl…
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What is the most appropriate use of herbal therapies
Pharmachology ul Zain JO ~ 8:04 PM @ 1 59% A elearning.meu.edu.jo E Marked out of 1.00 Flag question Your 75-year-old patient with multiple comorbidities is to receive a B-blocking drug. For which of …
please help with this homework Situation: A 64-year-old man comes to the emergency department with acute chest pain. He is holding his chest with his fist directly over the sternum. He is diaphoretic….
- A pharmaco*kinetic study of a particular drug taken orally as a single dose provided an AUC of 1085.5 ng h mL. Cmax is 98.5 ng/ml, Tmax is 2.1 h. The dose used was 80 mg, and assume the entire drug …
PHA107 Session 3 Lab Activity – IV Math mEq, Units and IV bags (10 marks) 1. Add 10mEq KCI to 1 x 1000mL NaCl (Available: ampoule 40mEq/20mL) How many ml are required for this addition to the i.v. bag…
### I need a rational for each choice. Stating that why the correct choice is correct, and the not correct choices are not correct 1.A client is diagnosed with peptic ulcer disease and receive…
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With reference, what are the partition coefficient and volume of distribution of aripiprazole
Which of the following is not true concerning CB1? （Please explain each option) A. CB1 is a GPCR B. CB1 is a receptor activated by cannabinoids C. Pharmaceutically useful anticannabinoids are kno…
clinical uses of non steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs in detail and ifa drug X have rate of elimination is 24μg/min and its plasma concentration is 4μg/ml. Its volume of distribution is 20. Find …
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John Smith is a 64-year-old male. His past medical history includes BPH, HTN, chronic back pain, COPD, seasonal allergies, Erectile dysfunction, and intermittent UTI’s. Mr. Smith has completed school …
)A 62-year-old patient has an attack of acute angina. The nurse knows that the treatment of choice will be:
Question Nurse is working as a nurse in an outpatient clinic as the diabetic educator. The patient has recently been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, and the nurse will be developing a teaching plan. Y…
Heros 59 Case Study A Georgia Reed, a 55-year old woman, is diagnosed with pneumonia and dehydration. Her health history states that she has had no intake for the last two days. Her physician has orde…
Apo-omeprazole®(20 mg OMEPRAZOLE) capsules can be indicated for the treatment of gastro-oesophageal reflux disease and peptic ulcer. Refer to the product information from the TGA for the above medi…
What questions would you ask a family member who was suffering from osteoarthritis in order to decide which pharmacotherapeutic agent to recommend to help relieve pain and inflammation with the least …
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a 6 year old with angina should not be on nitroglycerin patch, why
. If a medical provider wants to prescribe a first line therapy for lowering blood pressure in a client, what should the provider select?
Can you help me please?. 41. Answer ALL parts to this question a. Draw and label the different components of an antibody drug conjugate. Give examples of the properties for each component. (15 marks) …
- The physician has ordered Cleocin 2.5 g in 150ml of D5W IVPB to be infused over 30 minutes. The patient weighs 88 kg. How many mL/hr will you set the pump?
Document repeated vital signs taken and assessment completed during this scenario. include assessments completed related to for adverse of medication.
Please refer to the following phytochemicals (a to j) and answer questions a. Aflatoxin B1 b. Alliin c. Berberine d. Cholesterol e. Ginsenoside f: Pacl*taxel g: Psoralen h: Sennoside A i: Strychnine j…
Can you please help with my homework question. Thanks. What is medication reconciliation? How does medication reconciliation impact patient safety? What is the goal of medication reconciliation, and w…
58-year-old, 85-kgAfrican American woman developed lower back pain accompanied by nausea and vomiting while at work. Local paramedics were summoned and ST-segment elevation was found on ECG. She w…
A health care professional is preparing to administer a parenteral drug to a patient. Which of the following drugs is he preparing to give?
0 out of 1 points Use a recommended dose of 10 mcg/kg to calculate the loading dose of digoxin for a patient weighing 143 pounds.
Pathogen given is Helicobacter Pylori. Please explain. c) List the drug(s) used to treat this pathogen and give its mechanism of action and route of administration. d) List sources and references us…
Select a medication and apply the available evidence and treatment guidelines to determine appropriate therapeutic options used for the treatment of constipation or diarrhea. The mechanism of action o…
A 6 kg patient is getting medication at 40 mcg/kg/min. The concentration of drug is 0.2 mg/mL. You are to give a total dose of 20 mg. What is the fluid rate in mL/hr?
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The thoracic nerves of the sympathetic division of the autonomic nervous system: originate from the sacral region of the spinal cord. supply the internal organs of the head, thoracic cavity, and upper…
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Please give an example and a description of the following types of drug interactions with ethanol including citations.You must use a different drug (from different drug classes ) for each of the fou…
Calcium and Vitamin D supplementation are essential to bone health and the management of osteopenia and osteoporosis. In the past few years, information regarding the potential risks of too much calci…
The covalent bonds that are formed between different amino acids to form a protein are known as ____. Group of answer choices peptide bonds ionic bonds hydrogen bonds electrolyte bonds …
Thyroid hormone production is primarily regulated through: A Positive feedback B Negative feedback C Feed Forward
Compare alpha- and beta-adrenergic agonists, alpha-specific adrenergic agonists, and beta-specific agonists.
what is the type of relationship that is searched for by science and behavioral pharmacology? what is the independent variable and dependent variable in behavioral pharmacology research? Measuring unc…
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A nurse is assisting with a presentation about caring for clients who are receiving diuretic therapy. The nurse should explain that which of the following medications can put clients at risk for: G…
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Express your answers to at least the nearest 0.1 mg. A drug is administered daily in 200 mg doses. The half-life of this drug in the bloodstream is 18 hours. Obtain an expression for x(d), the amount …
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In a tableting process, a total of 1410 g of non-lubricated lactose-starch granules containing 0.44% ibuprofen were manufactured using a wet granulation process. A “fines” sieve analysis was carried o…
50 A patient with deep vein thrombosis has heparin ordered. Heparin 25,000 units in 250 mL D5W infuses at a rate of 12 mL/hr from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and 10 mL/hr from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. What…
WR is a 72 yo male with a digoxin level of 1.8 mcg/ml.He has been taking this drug for several months along with furosemide and spironolactone.Up until today he has hadwith no complaints but at …
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The available medication is 1% liodcaine for injection. How many miligrams of lidocaine are in each mililiter of fluids? A physician orders a 2 % vinegar solution as a douche. How many mililiters of v…
53.) Which of the following is a side effect associated with the use of narcotic agents? A.) Mitosis. B.) Hyperactivity. C.) Tolerance D.)Anesthesia
for each of the following prescription, calculate the individual dose, the daily dose and the total amount needed to fill the descriptions. amoxicillin 500mg 1 capsule 3 capsules 30 capsules capsule P…
A healthcare provider orders a patient to receive levothyroxine sodium 125mcg po daily. the medication comes in 0.25 mg scored tablets. How many tablets will the patient receive? A healthcare prescrib…
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What is the regular duration of menstruation? Select one: a. 4 days b. 8 days c. 12 days d. 16 days
Compare the prototype drugs theophylline,epinephrine,ipratropium,flunisolide,zafirlukast,beractant,and cromolyn with other drugs in their classification and with drugs in other class used to treat obs…
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The physician has ordered two hundred fifty ml d5w to be infused in 4 hours. The set delivers 12gtts/ml
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Series of questions provided in attachments. Match the concept with its description Treatment minus placebo effect must be greater than 0 – The upper 95% confidence interval of the Control drug effect…
the nurse attends a conference about anthrax. which statement by the nurse indicate a correct understanding of the disease?. Question 1. The nurse attends a conference about anthrax. Which statements …
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The possible answers are: Rifampin , phenytoin, cimetidine, corticosteroids, Fluoroquinolones. Exam-10 Mode 9 of 10 The nurse is reviewing the medication profile of a client taking theophylline. Which…
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A nurse practitioner is teaching a health class in the local community center. The nurse should identify what group as being at the greatest risk for contracting hepatitis B?
In the Hospital Medication Flow Chart, who verifies the medication order and prints the label? Question 3 options: Physician Pharmacy Technician Pharmacist Nurse
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Which of the following anticoagulants must be given via the parental route a.coumadin b.warfarin c.aspirin d.heparin
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Tablets are available as 5mg each. The medication order is to give half a tablet q12h. How many mg total after 4 doses?
If opiates are used what is a difference between hydrocodone and tramadol ?
answer to dosage question. Mr. Murphy’s Lanoxin prescription has been changed to 0.125mg, PO, QD. The pharmacy has dispensed a 125mcg tablet. How much of this tablet does the nurse live?
Please name five of the major groups of antineoplastic agents and give a detailed description of each, including at least one example of a specific medication in each group. Please include both the …
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drug name Levothyroxine. Drug Class Pathophysiology/Pharmacology What meds are in this class? What are these meds used for? Any special use for one of the meds? What are the adverse events?
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Theophylline, a methylxanthine drug, is recommended as a third-line agent for COPD and sometimes asthma. This agent exerts its effect by:
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List and briefly describe at least 3 product stability considerations for drugs/chemicals (i.e. storage, packaging or sensitivities that can affect stability).
M.M., a 65-year-old African American woman, has been smoking since age 15. She has a past medical history of COPD, type 2 diabetes, hypertension, obesity, and osteoarthritis. She presents to her prima…
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Mental illness disorders are typically associated with a neurochemical imbalance. Identify the following disorder with the associated neurotransmitter considered to be most responsible. Depression?…
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What is the difference between an etiology and a risk factor? Give one example of each.
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When adding many ingredients to the TPN, what must be done after EACH addition? When you have finished adding all ingredients, it is wise to:
Describe International Council for Harmonization (ICH) and give its purpose. Define the terms defects, deviation and variation. Give the official references or compendia that can be used in pharmaceut…
De acuerdo al libro de texto, el alcoholismo es el problemanúmero uno de drogas en los Estados Unidos, lo que representa cerca de 100,000 muertos poraño. ¿Por qué cree usted que el alcohol es …
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250 mL of a solution for IV infusion is prepared by diluting 10 mL of a 50% (w/v) aqueous solution of magnesium sulfate (MW 120) with 240 mL of NS (MW NaCl = 58.5). a. Magnesium sulfate and sodium chl…
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Explain low osmolar infusions, give a expalined account of their interactions , any possible adverse effects and therapeutic indications.
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The nurse is providing education to a patient prescribed insulin for home use.What information should the nurse include in the education? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY Group of answer choices Dietary modi…
please fast answer without explain 2What is the best behavior we can advise the patient regarding the following drug observing its package? Select one: It can’t be divided or crushed. It must be tak…
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The following 10 combination therapies, which are among the most important. For each, write out their components and describe the overall function of the combination therapy (is it topoisomerase I inh…
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Im having trouble answering this question, what’s a good example? please be detailed How do you think your role as a pharmacist fits in with your role as a member of the community?
Please Help….Thank you.. Problem Bi Na* = 20 mM Na* = 140 mM K* = unknown mM K* = 5 mM CI = 5 mM CI- = 145 mM A [impermeable anion) = Impermeable non-electrolytes = unknown mM 165 mM Outside the Cel…
A patient is to take 2 g of amoxicillin before a dental procedure. The capsules available are 250 mg per capsule. How many capsules will be dispensed to this patient?
A patient has had hip replacement surgery and will be going home in a few days. The surgeon has requested that the nurses teach the patient and a family member how to give subcutaneous injections of t…
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a 20 year patient diagnosed with major depressive disorder. Which pharmacotherapy would most benefits this patient depression and pronounced cognitive problems specifically?
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1.Briefly describe four measuring systems that are used in drug therapy. Provide examples of when each system is used. Identify which system is used most frequently. Why is this system preferred. 2.1….
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The nurse is giving medications to a patient in heart failure. The intravenous route is chosen instead of the intramuscular route. The nurse knows that the factor that most influences the decision abo…
Draw and the conceptual pathway of mechanism, transport and excretion of drugs then explain every drawing. Please provide a minimum of 2 drawings.
In a Word document, describe in detail the “sequence of events” from the stimulation of a neuronal dendrite to the relaxation of a skeletal muscle. Some events overlap, so you may want to make separat…
Using only 2-3 single complete sentences, describe how receptor-based cellular systems often result in overwhelming responses to drugs that target receptors on target cells.
The physician has ordered Cleocin 300 mg in 50 mL of DSW IV to be infused over 20 mins. How many mL/hr will you deliver
- Round to nearest whole number, Please write out on paper 10. Order: 500 mg of vancomycin IV in 60 minutes. The medication is available in 100 mL of NS. The drop factor is 20 gtt/ml. How many ett/m…
A physician orders penicillin 525,000 units q4h for a child who weighs 55 lbs. The recommended dosage is 100,000 – 250,000 units/kg/day in six divided doses. The pharmacy stocks the 200,000 units/mL…
Diazepam is used as a skeletal muscle relaxant and as a sedative administered before surgery, as well as a treatment for anxiety. For children above the age of 6 months who suffer from anxiety disorde…
Metformin, a biguanide insulin sensitizer, has long been a first line treatment for non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus (NIDDM; Type II diabetes), although several other medications are now availa…
The reference link placed below. I need lab report https://youtu.be/R_ne_Vff0-Q?t=227 Follow the format provided. I. Title II. Introduction III. Materials IV. Procedure V…
Ordered cimetidine HCL 0.4 g IM bedtime daily, for the patient with gastric ulcer, available is 300 mg/2ml how many milliliters will the nurse prepare
Pearl has restarted on her Metformin a few days before her transfer to the long-term care hospital. Her husband is concerned about the change and unsure if she should start back on her oral medicati…
What is the cause for each abnormal plasma electrolyte result? A. electrolyte loss due to prolonged vomiting B. electrolyte loss due to diarrhea C. diabetic ketoacidosis D. metabolic acidosis E. loss …
Insulin novolin regular 10 units subcutaneously before each meal for a blood sugar greater than 8.
- A 15 y/o patient came in for a severe case of respiratory flu and would need drug therapy. Which of the following drugs should the nurse anticipate to be prescribed? A. acyclovir (Zovirax) B. aman…
Provide a summary on whatDRGs are used, provide 3 examples of DRGs
I am in need of a comprehensive soap notes on a patient who presented to the community pharmacy for diarrhoea as the main presenting complaints.
- What are the definitions of the states affected by anxiolytic or hypnotic agents? b.What are the key nursing implementation considerations for a patient receiving a benzodiazepine? c.?…
JR is a 48-year-old Caucasian male who is employed as a college professor and has been diagnosed with depression and anxiety in the last year. At the time of diagnosis, the Hamilton Depression Rating …
Draw and briefly explain the log-dose response curve and the corresponding Lineweaver-Burke plot for: a) morphine alone and together with naloxone b) buprenorphine alone and together with naloxone The…
Answer the following questions based on the individual and interactive effects of substances A, B & C on systolic blood pressure in the figure below. | 16 14 12 Decrease in systolic blood pressure…
Q6- TOX 6- A 73-year old male with a history of coronary artery disease is seen by his local doctor for difficulty breathing in bed (orthopnea).Ultrasound reveals low cardiac output consistent with …
Should Sam Street start antihypertensive drug therapy or are lifestyle modifications alone sufficient? Which lifestyle modifications can Sam Street implement to lower his BP?
- Your mother tells you her diabetes medication is now generic and is so much cheaper. She is worried that it might not work as well. a. “Brand name” drugs can be expensive. Briefly explain the steps…
QUESTION 16 OF 16 Calculate the correct dose. Write the number only. – ReMar Hospital A client is prescribed ampicillin 250 mg PO four times a day for 10 days. The pharmacy has 125 mg per 5 mL on hand…
- Please round to nearest tenth and write out on paper 11 The patient will receive 1.5 grams of a medication every morning and every evening. The medication comes in 1000mg tablets. How many tablets…
- A 47-year-old woman with a history of alcoholic cirrhosis (Child-Pugh class C) is admitted to the hospital with nausea, abdominal pain, and fever. Physical examination reveals a distended abdomen …
- Finish the analogy andexplain why it works pharmacologically(how does the blood-brain barrier fit in as well): Cocaine hydrochloride is to Cocaine as amphetamine is to ???
How will you determine which medication to utilize in the treatment of anemia? (explain rationale)
A thiazide diuretic that can be used in renal compromised patients. O A. chlorothiazide (Diuril) B. metolazone (Zaroxolyn) O C. hydrochlorothiazide (Hydrodiuril) OD. D. Triamterene (Dyrenium) Questio…
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The medication order reads penicillin 1.6 million units intramuscular injection daily. Available is penicillin 500,000 units/mL. How many milliliters should the nurse prepare for the correct dose?—-…
A solution contains 4.1% w/v apomorphine hydrochloride in a volume of 300 ml. What quantity of sodium chloride must be added to make the solution isotonic? Evalue of apomorphine hydrochloride =0.14
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- Mona is for a 3 month follow up on her chronic conditions. She has no other complaints. No SOB, CP, dizziness, or dry mouth. GENERAL: The patient is awake, alert, and communicative, in no acute dis…
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51.) Which of the following statements best describes toxicity associated with the use of local anesthetics? A.) A patient who is allergic to one local anesthetic will always be allergic to every othe…
Using the equations from the table below, I need someone to solve the steady state problem below the table. Thank you! I u w I uring development. an initial plasma concentration of 95 ugi’mL was measu…
Please complete the following steps for your discussion post and response. Explain the etiology, pathogenesis, and clinical manifestations of breast cancer. What type of approach would you take when…
A nurse is reinforcing teaching with a client about a new prescription for oral Bisacodyl which of the following instructions should the nurse provide the client
A patient with chronic cancer pain is to bedischarged with a 25 micrograms transdermal fentanyl patchand oxycodone 20mg p.o. every 6 hours. Which instructions will the nurse include in the disch…
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Cocoa butter (theobroma oil) is useful as a suppository base because of its:
Identify the enzymes responsible for these reactions.For a P450, you do not need to indicate specific isoforms, “P450” is sufficient. 1. 2. 3. 4.
Answer the Qs in the case study that are found in the pf file. Pharmacogenetics: Using Genetics to Treat Disease* by Jeanne Ting Chowning Department of Education, Northwest Association for Biomedical …
What is the role of the liver in the elimination and excretion of drugs and why is the action of hepatic enzyme systems crucial to the effectiveness of the kidney in the excretion of drugs and their m…
why is the use of non-selective or selective NSAIDsnot recommended in patients with renal impairment?
Ordered Lanoxin300 mcgIM stat On hand: Lanoxin(digoxin) 500 mcg in 2ml Administer?
Lab results reveal that your 67 year old patient with Type 2 diabetes with an HGB A1C of 6.7%. Presently, the patient is on 1000mg of of Glucophage BID. With the lab value, which of the following inte…
Discuss at least three symptoms caused by physiologic changes and consequences of the COPD and how pharmaceutical treatments are designed to alleviate those symptoms. What are the risks and benefits o…
Miss ET is a patient with learning difficulties who is a known epileptic. She was admitted to hospital 5 weeks ago with difficult to control seizures and ended up on ICU. She is now back on the ward a…
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Show the working please 5) The patient has vancomycin 1250 mg ordered once daily for an infection. The vancomycin is available in 250 ml of NS and should infuse over 2 hours. Using tubing with a 10 gt…
What is the difference between a solution that is iso-osmotic with human serum and one that is iso-tonic with human serum?If the osmotic pressure of a solution is equal to physiological fluids a…
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- A medication order states, administer cefepime 1000 mg IM every 12 hours. Available is cefepime for injection 500 mg/mL. How many mL should the nurse administer with each dose? (Record answe…
what is the summarization of this article? can you elaborate it? Web-scale pharmacovigilance: listening to signals from the crowd ABSTRACT Adverse drug events cause substantial morbidity and mortality…
Your Patient weighs 220 pounds. how much does your patient weigh in kilograms? ( Round to the nearest tenths)
The nurse is caring for an elderly client who has physical restraints. What is true of providing physical restraints to this client? a) The client should have a belt restraint for their safety. b) The…
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1) What is CGRP and how it is involved in migraine attacks? What is the mechanism of action of CGRP-related mABs – targeting either CGRP peptide or CGRP receptor. Is there any genetic basis for migrai…
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Question 35 Not yet answered Points out of 1 Flag question A nurse is preparing to administer epinephrine to a patient in cardiac arrest. Which concentration of epinephrine should the nurse use for th…
pharmaceutical calculation 44. P Zinc Oxide 1.5 Hydrophilic Petrolatum 2.5 Purified Water 5 Hydrophilic Ointment ad 30 Sig. Apply to affected areas. How much zinc oxide should be added to the product …
Nurse P, is working a busy shift at the Urgent Care Clinic. She is working with Dr. S who asks her to give an injectable medication stat to the patient in room 1. Nurse P finds and draws up the medica…
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ACTIVITY QUESTIONS 1. Which restriction enzyme did you choose? Why did you choose that one? 2. Where would you insert the insulin gene and why? 3. Which antibiotic would you use to determine if the r…
Question 1 of 25 The nurse is caring for a client diagnosed with dysphagia. When a new medication is prescribed, what suggestion should the nurse make as to the form of medication to best address the …
what should the nurse do when a client has a INR of 4 and schedule to receive warfarin during morning medications.
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To prevent a common, adverse effect of prolonged use of phenytoin sodium, Dilantin, patients taking the drug are instructed to?
A client is newly diagnosed with schizophrenia and will be treated with a first generation anti-psychotic. The nurse knows this client is at risk for extrapyramidal effects (EPS). Discuss the assessme…
- . … . 2. A nurse is assisting a client who is receiving a continuous infusion of dopamine. Which of the following findings should the nurse identify us an adverse effect of this medication? a. Hy…
Listed in the table are the different packaging materials for powders used in pharmaceutical industry. How can you briefly describe or state the use of each? What are its advantages and disadvantages?…
Identify side effects of patients taking iron therapy. Describe some patient teaching associated with starting antihypertensive medications. Ex:take a daily BP reading before medications andkee…
one of the participants remarks that there have been reports of patients who are taking Chantix exhibiting unusual behavior. how will the nurse respond?
We are developing a method for the quantification of caffeine in a drug by 1 H-NMR (a) When testing the analytical procedure for the replicate analysis of a standard of caffeine dis…
150 mLCefazolin1 gram to be infused over 45 min via infusion device. How many mLper hour will you set infusion device?
What concerns do you have about her current regimen, and what alternatives will you discuss and offer? What other screenings might you apply? What are your own ethical standards on this case that you
According to sociologist Erich Goode, drugs are used for four reasons.Describe each of the reasons and give examples of each. Four genetic factors can contribute to drug abuse. Discuss each and give…
Mrs. Collins could have an injection in several joints in her body. Mrs. Collins did not have an adverse reaction to the medication, but what if she did? There could have been several errors that coul…
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The nurse has just given an 83-year-old patient a dose of an antinausea drug. Considering this patient’s age, what is the nurse’s priority action regarding the evaluation of the drug’s effects?
Make a journal about MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL DRUGS with synthesis guided by the following learning objectives. OBJECTIVES 1. Differentiate between antipsychotic and anxiolytic drug groups. 2. Cont…
Mr. K has just finished a course of chemotherapy and has a WBC count of 2,000. The order reads Neupogen 5 mcg/kg subcutaneous injection. Mr. K weighs 158.4 lbs. Neupogen (G-CSF) comes 300mcg/ml. How m…
1)Describe risk factors for the development of hypoglycemia in diabetic patients and outline the appropriate nursing response. 2)Discuss clinical factors which precipitate diabetic ketoacidosis and …
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A patient experiencing psychosis is admitted to an inpatient, locked psychiatric unit. Describe the dosing strategy that will likely be used to address his/her psychosis with an atypical antipsychotic…
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A.L is a 59-year-old African American man with type 2 diabetes who presents with concerns about high blood pressure (BP). At a recent visit to his dentist he was told his BP was high, but he doesn’t r…
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Define broad spectrum and narrow spectrum antibiotics. list factors that determine which antibiotics are ordered, lists the advantages and disadvantages of each.
How does neoplasia develop? And on a cellular level, how does benign lesion differ from malignant lesion?
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Drinking large amounts of water can cause _______________________, which is dangerous when taking _____________ or ________________since electrolyte imbalances, including hyponatremia are common.
the following drug toxicities can cause Interstitial lung diseases and eventual restrictive lung diseases EXCEPT a. busulfan b. clorquine c. amiodarone d. methotrate
Samples of his stomach wash fluid produced pinpoint pupil when instilled into the eye of a rabbit. The IOP was also reduced. What is your probable diagnosis? Justify your answer.
60.) Coumadin is used to control? A.) Iron deficiency anemia. B.) Blood clots in phlebitis. C.) Pernicious anemia. D.)Overdoses of anticoagulants.
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How is the drug methotrexate used to treat rheumatoid arthritis? Explain the mechanism of action of methotrexate in detail. Describe the pharmaco*kinetics (ADME) of methotrexate and discuss all parts o…
1.A patient is on antiretroviral therapy that includes atazanavir, a protease inhibitor. Given in combination, you would expect increased levels of the following drugs and possible toxicity for all EX…
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You receive a patient with a risk for injury due to taking sedatives.This is included in what phase of the nursing process?
Order: 0.25 mg of digoxin, which is available in 125 mcg tablets. How many tablets will you administer? . 25 mg = Order: Heparin, 6,000U SQ daily. Available: 10,000 U/2mL. How many ml will the patien…
Evaluate the current pharmacotherapies for sleep disturbances (insomnia) (licensed) and contrast it with potential cannabinoid therapies of this disorder (that haven’t been licensed). thank you!
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please fast answer without explain 5.Which of these statements is true? a. Penciclovir is converted to famciclovir in the body b. Acyclovir is converted to valacyclovir in the body c. Terbinafin…
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A physician orders 2 mL of a 0.12% solution.In the pharmacy is a 1% solution.How many mL of the stock solution and water are needed to prepare the order?Do not round this answer.
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There are numerous classes of antibiotics, and individual antibiotics in each class. In two well developed paragraphs, using one reference. discuss the factors that healthcare professionals use when …
A patient who has History of Bipolar disorder is taken Neurontin ( Gabapentin), Lamotrigine (Lamictal), Escitalopram (Lexapor), Risperidone (Risperdal). The doctor also prescribes Requip, Comtan, and …
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The client with Pneumocystis jirovenci pneumonia is given zidovudine IV. The client weights 128.04 pounds and the dose is 1.5 mg/kg every 4 hours. How much medication does the client receive in 24 hou…
what is the dosage for a patient for an order of Premarin 1.25mg po qd and the supply being Premarin 0.625mg caplets?
A nurse is assessing an adult client who has been immobile for the past 3 weeks. For which of the following findings should the nurse intervene
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please answer Discuss a previous Biorisk management mistake or accident, or something that happened recently. Determine the level of biorisk and analyze how it should have been managed.
1.Order: Ancef 1gm IVP over 30 minutes. Supply: Ancef 1 gm in 50 ml bag NS. At what rate per hour will the Ancef run?(ml/hr) 2. Order: Morphine 2mg I.V PRN pain. Supply Morphine 4mg/ml. What is the qu…
Question 1 of 10 Drugs that are highly bound to plasma albumin will have a larger volume of distribution If A. True B. False
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Locate policy or positional statements or campaigns that support changes in (Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRN) prescribing practices at the state or national level. I live in NJ. Thanks
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name the form printed in the drug guide or PDR that the FDA and pharmaceutical manufacturers encourage healthcare professionals to fill out and send to the FDA’s Division of Epidemiology and surveilla…
Which cells are the primary source to produce nitric oxide under normal conditions?
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please solve use annotated diagram where appropriate. Question 1 Describe how pathogenic bacteria enter into host tissue and use virulence factors to cause disease. You may use annotated diagrams if…
Scenario A 66-year-old, 70-kg woman with a history of MI, HTN, hyperlipidemia, and diabetes mellitus presents with sudden-onset diaphoresis, nausea, vomiting, and dyspnea, followed by a bandlike upper…
2-A newborn weighing 6.5 1b (2,950 g) is to be given naloxone due to respiratory depression as a result of a narcotic given to the mother shortly before birth. The drug is to be given 0.01 mg/kg into …
Following the instructions on the label given, 24 mL of distilled or purified water is to be added to reconstitute Fluconazole 40 mg/mL. The healthcare provider orders 150 mg x I dose. How many mL wer…
Under what children should be prescribed drugs for off-label use. What strategies make the off-label use and dosage of drugs safer for children from infancy to adolescence. What are some of the names …
select correct answers 1.The last phase of the typical marketing plan development cycle is _______. [a)Research [b] Conceptualize [c ]Evaluate [ d]Execute 2.Quality assurance for health data focuses o…
Select an antidepressant or antipsychotic medication and apply the available evidence and treatment guidelines to determine appropriate therapeutic options for a patient. Share the mechanism of action…
For each of the following problems, assume the insurance Company pays AWP +4% and a $3.25 dispensing fee per prescription. AWP $71.35 per 100 tablets and we dispensed 60 tablets. what is the profit fo…
Assignment Quality System Failure Part A: (5 marks) Define pharmaceutical quality system and its role in maintaining product quality. Part B: (20 marks) During an external audit, the auditor h…
i need a help in my advanced pharmacology class question post a description of the patient case from your experiences ,observation and or clinical practice from last 5 years then describe that factors…
I am having issues with these dosage calculations.. CALCULATE THE DOSE AND WEIGHT OF DRUG YOU ARE ADMINISTERING FOR EACH OF THE FOLLOWING FOR THE PATIENT INDICATED. USE THE CONCENTRATION INDICATED ON …
1 of 1 Index of Exercises Prebriefing Question #1: Your patient is a 66-year-old female presents to the clinic for intermittent exertional, "squeezing," mid-chest pain with radiation to her …
Explain nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs: · Medically accepted indications · Adverse effects · Contraindications/precautions ·?…
(TCO 13) Mental illness falls into two broad types, _____ and _____. Group of answer choices neuroses; psychoses sensory; motor diseases; disorders hallucinations; delusions
Question · Supply the following: 1.Generic name of the drugs given below. 2.dosage forms 3.dosage strength 4….
According to federals law, how often is a pharmacy required to take a complete inventory of controlled substances? Your pharmacy stock 100- count bottles of diazepam. According to federal law, during …
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Explain the value and limitations in using carboxyhemoglobin measurements as an indicator of carbon monoxide poisoning. PLs be detailed and and explain all steps necessary to explain. if need to refer…
The nurse finds a patient’s medication bottle with 110mL remaining.The patient has been receiving 2 tsp of medication TID for the past 3 days. How many mL has the patient received total? Round to th…
ZOOM Brian, a 9 yr old who presents with his mother to the psychiatric nurse practitioner’s office for an initial evaluation, seems of normal height and weight.His mother explains that they came in …
DOES GENE THERAPY USED TO TREAT SICKLE CELL ANEMIA?
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Application: Critical Thinking: Case Study: AMBULATORY SURGERY A 38-year-old woman is scheduled for an ambulatory diagnostic pelvic laparoscopy at 3 o’clock in the afternoon. She arrives 1 hour befo…
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Preparation of aspirin capsules, post lab questions subject- dosage forms and drug delivery systems. Give examples of – wents and disintegrants that ejecushov godeg to capsule formy ation CAPSULE SIZE…
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The nurse is reinforcing teaching for a client that has recently started using a combination contraceptive patch.What statements by the client would indicate understanding regarding the use of this Me…
Hello, What specific receptor(s) does phenylephrine (PE) bind to on the smooth muscle cells of the aorta? What type of receptors are they?
Tagamet and Protonix are drugs commonly used to control stomach acid production and release for patients with heartburn or stomach ulcers.These drugs have different mechanisms of action, however, an…
A pharmaceutical manufacturer is planning to market a topical powder consisting of an antifungal agent in an inert powder vehicle. However, the pilot plan scale up, assay of the containers revealed th…
HARMAco*kINETICS Understand the implications of changing renal function on creatinine and drug dosing. What is the impact of the following on drug levels and dosing: Cirrhosis Protein binding Drug inte…
# 5. Amt theobromine ingested expected clinical signs >20 mg/kg vomiting and diarrhea >40-50 mg/kg cardiotoxic >60 mg/kg seizures >100 mg/kg potentially lethal 5) A 15-lb bichon ingests gu…
Question 18 (2 points) A patient arrives in the emergency department with a heart rate of 128 beats/minute and a temperature of 105"F. The patient’s skin feels hot and moist. The free T4 level is…
A nurse is preparing to administer digoxin Lanoxin to a client who states , ” I don ‘ t want to take that medication . I do not want one more pill . ” Which of the following responses by the nur…
S: CC : “fatigue” HPI : 57 y/o white female c/o fatigue for the past six months. “All I want to do is sleep.” She is concerned about a weight gain of 10 pounds this year and has not changed her…
What Assessments will you focus on for Josephine Morrow ? (How will I identify the above signs & symptoms?)
Question: 9 of 15 PAUSE Pause Remaining: 08:20:00 FLAG A client has been prescribed oxybutynin for treatment of overactive bladder and has been experiencing anticholinergic side effects. List two (2)…
A patient with schizophrenia is given an inverse agonist the acts on the receptor 5HT and neurotransmitter serotonin. What is the rationale for prescribing a medication such as this?
Which cellular process is disrupted by the antimetabolite methotrexate? (please explain each/every option) A) Folic acid metabolism B) DNA synthesis C) Transcription D) Cell division E) Uracil synt…
The NSAIDs are used on a chronic basis by many who suffer headache and inflammation. Many individuals do not require chronic use of these compounds can lead to major adverse effects on which organ sys…
What is the difference between a beta 2 agonist inhaler, a steroidal inhaler, and an anticholinergic inhaler?
I been all day long working on this 2 exercises I just don’t understand for why my professor says are wrong. Can you please help me with ? 1. The provider orders vancomycin 1 g in 250 mL 0.9% normal s…
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Read the paper, and answer the following Qs. in the ” M receptors test.docs”. Some Qs are multiple choices, and others are short answers(1-3 sentences).I expect it will be somewhat challenging to read…
Clinical Trial Report Activity Go to the website at http://www.clinicaltrials.gov Review active clinical trail no older than 5 years A. Type of clinical trail treatment, prevention, diagnosis, screeni…
Rx Kay Lowe Potassium effervescent tablets Sig: ii Tabs with aqua daily The effervescent tablets contain 23.1% potassium chloride (KCI) and 15.4% potassium bicarbonate (KHCO3). Each tablet weighs 2.6 …
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what is the affect of decreasing phosphodiesterases on AMPK ?
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Question 16 To treat possible toxicity, what medication must be available when heparin therapy is being used? Additional Heparin Protamine sulfate Vitamin K Aspirin Moving to another question will sav…
What is the pH of a buffer solution prepared with 0.025M ammonia and 2.5×10-6 ammonium Cl? Kb= 1.7×10-5 A buffer solution (250. mL total) is prepared such that [CH3COOH] = 0.125 M and [CH3COONa]…
tutoring help is needed with veterinary nursing pharmacology classs fill in the blank questions. ( GI structure and function in animals.) 25. Pepto—bismol-IE should be used with caution in and is so…
For each of the anti-Parkinsonism drugs – anticholinergics, dopaminergics, or adjunctive therapies – list nursing considerations appropriate for a patient taking a drug from the group. For each nursin…
Can you make a medication card or advantages or disadvantages for Pancrelipaseand Vitamin D?
the patient will receive 1.5 grams of medication every morning and every evening. The medication comes in 1000 mg tablets. How many tablets will the patient need to be prescribed if he is to take it f…
how do you do solve this using ratios? and proportions Prescribed is Gentamycin 500 mcg/minute via pump. Available is 250 mg of Gentamycin mixed in 100 mL of D5 1/2 Saline and a fluid administration s…
Discussion Questions for Week Two: 1.What are the advantages of tablets, capsules, or liquids? Which medications should not be diluted in 15 to 30 mL of water for tube feedings? 2. Answer these ques…
How many milliliters of the syrup should be dispensed to this 5 year old patient if he is to take the medication for three weeks?
- (eight marks) List the four main types of plant tissue found in a vascular plant.
Explain how the autonomic nervous system regulates airflow in the lower respiratory tract and how this process can be modified with drugs
Round to the tenth Question 1 A neonate weighs 8.8 pounds.The order reads:Claforan 25 mg per kg per day bid.How many mg do you give at 6 a.m.? Question 2 A neonate weighs 6 lb. 8 oz.The…
Explain how honey can be used for the preparation of a stable suspension? explain using reasoning, mechanisms, and equations.
Bisacodyl interacts with milk through what mechanism
The client is receiving a heparin infusion at 20mL/hour. The medication is providedas 25,000 units in 500mL of D5W. How many units of heparin will the client receive during an 8 hour shift?
Please explain 1/Aspirin is a weakly acidic drug with a pKa of 3.5. The pH of the gastric fluid is 1.5 and the pH of intestinal fluid is 5.5. Absorption of aspirin will most likely take place: a. equa…
Help with this ?. 35. Use the structure of salbutamol (below) to indicate TWO potential sites for radical reaction and suggest with brief mechanistic detail how this molecule may react with either oxy…
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Julia Doellefeld is a 60-year-old woman who experiences a syncopal episode while being evaluated in the emergency department. She reports being in her usual state of relatively good health until she d…
Select two (2) items in the list that represent the most appropriate associated target, product, action, effect, or process for the structure below (Diazinon) Fe++ SLUDGEM Glucuronidation Large Partit…
What are agonist, partial agonist, antagonist, and inverse agonists and how do they affect signal transduction?
An herbal product containing cypress, eclipia, Gandoderma, Portia cortex, and schizandra has been recommended to a patient who has complained of anxiety. the recommended dose is 1.5 g each capsule con…
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The critical thinking question only 1 1b 100 1b x 0.45 kg = 45 kg Step 2: Multiply weight in kilogramas by the order for 30 mglday. 45 kg x – 30 IZZY – 1.350 mg/day I kg Note: If the drug is given bid…
Anxiolytic agents should: a) Relieve pain b) Reduce anxiety and exert a calming effect c) Improve mood and behavior in patient with psychotic symptoms d) Produce drowsiness, encourage the onset and …
Pharmacology The healthcare provider orders 1.5 g of a medication to be administered every 12 hours. The pharmacy sends 500 mg tablets. How many tablets should the nurse administer per dose? tablet(s)
What is individualized medicine? What value does it bring in a competitive market? Reply in depth Reference Harrison, J. P. (2016). Essentials of strategic planning in healthcare (2nd ed.). Health…
Please help. Thank you 00:05:00 Which lab tests are monitored for patients who are taking nizatidine (Axid) or cimetidine (Tagamet)? (Select all that apply.) O O O O O Complete blood count Liver funct…
James Dunn is a 40-year-old African American man. He presents to the physician’s office today complaining of headache. His vital signs during triage are as follows: blood pressure 165/90 mm Hg, heart …
A patient is prescribed ganciclovir to treat a CMV infection. An oral dosage is prescribed. To help increase bioavailability of the drug, the nurse will encourage the patient to take the medication
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What is the role of nNOS (nitric oxide pathway) in Alzheimer’s disease and what is its therapeutic potential?
A client is prescribed Dicloxacillin (Dynapen). The nurse plans to monitor the client for which side effect/adverse effect? O A) Hemolytic anemia O B) Renal Failure O C) Hypertension O D) Seizures Pre…
Before administering vancomycin, the nurse should assess which of the following laboratory values? Albumin and glucose Serum creatinine and blood urea nitrogen (BUN) Prothrombin time (PT) and internat…
have question for the answer of the following pharmacology question. Q) Janice has elevated LDL, VLDL, and triglyceride levels. Niaspan, an extended-release form of niacin, is chosen to treat her hype…
What substance was isolated from the plant of opium for the year 1804 which laid the groundwork for alkaloid chemistry?
- Order: Amlodipine 25 mg PO every TID Available: Amlodipine 50 mg tablets How many tablets are needed per day?
A doctor writes a prescription for 200ml of Bactrium solution for an ear infection. The pharmacy technician uses 50g of the powdered drug from stock. What is the percent strength of the resulting solu…
What is the correct definition of solubility? a) The ability of solid particles to disperse throughout a liquid continuous phase b) The ability of a solute to dissolve into a solvent c) The rate at wh…
hi, help me answer the following ques pls. brief and clear explanation is needed. thank you . Give the official compounds used for treating diarrhea. Name some types of laxatives and give their a…
How much stock solution of benzocaine 10% will you need to make 500 mL of benzocaine 5% solution?
Hello, how does Niacinamide work to clearout acne? what is the mechanism of action?
The nurse is administering drugs to neonates and will consider which factor may contribute the most to drug toxicity? a. Excretion of the drug occurs quickly. b. The liver is not fully develo…
Beth is a 20 y.o. female college student who presents to the urgent care clinic for a wrist injury due to a fall while skiing. She is previously healthy. She takes an oral contraceptive daily and has …
Create an educational handout that can be used for improving patient’s knowledge of alternative medication and treatments for weight loss
Which of the following hormones has an inhibitory effect on endometrial muscle contractions? Select one: a. Estriol b. Estradiol c. Estrone d. Progesterone
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Difficulty swallowing tablets is one reason why you might need to fill capsules. give one other scenario that might necessitate filling capsules for a patient.
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Mr. B is 40 years old and in the primary care office for follow-up of his hypertension. He states, “My friend died this past week from a heart attack. I have high blood pressure and really don’t…
Hypertension How can alpha blockers lower BP ? What is another use of alpha-blockers ? Since alpha-blockers vasodilate the patient is at risk for orthostasis.
how can the use of artificial intelligence address some of the challenges of the early stages drug development(stages before clinical trials) Descible Innovation centers as a strategy of innovation in…
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Hello. Please answer the attached questionnaire. Subject: Pharmacology. Thank you very much!
A client is to receive lovenox 40 mg daily subcutaneouslyasprophylaxis following hip surgery.Available is 100 mg/mL.How much would the nurse administer? The nurse is administering atenol…
Which type of central venous catheters can last for more than a year if properly flushed with saline-heparin solution after every access or once monthly? In-the-needle Midline access Over-the-needle I…
What specific component of Aspirin relieves inflammation, aches, and pains? What is the difference between aspirin, acetaminophen, and naproxen? Please explain.
A patient is placed on a morphine drip to manage his pain postoperatively The order states to initiate the medication at 0.25mg/kg/hr and titrat 0.1mg/kg/hr for every 15 minutes to maintain a pain sco…
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hl comes into the clinic with the following symptoms: nausea, vomiting, diarrhea. Pt. has history of drug abuse and possible hep c. taking synthroid, nifedipine and prednisone
52-year-old man presents to your office when you keep this up because of coughing and shortness of breath. He is well known to you because of multiple office visits in the past few years for similar r…
Why do you think you should learn the top 200 drugs and what method would you use to learn
The nurse is caring for a patient with cystic fibrosis who has recently not been taking her pancreatic enzymes recently. What is the primary assessment finding the nurse will see as a result of this n…
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A nurse is caring for a client experiencing nausea, vomiting and anorexia due to chemotherapy treatment. What actions should the nurse take to treat this side effect? What client education should be p…
Help easy, below mcq 1.How many millilitres of 10%w/v KCl (Molecular Weight = 74.5) solution must patient take to obtain 5mEq of K+? (2 marks) 2.Figure 1 below shows part of a …
We’ve spent time this moduleanalyzing specific historical pharmaceutical compoundsandsurgical procedures.Reflect more broadly on how we ought to pursue historical study.What sorts of compara…
A nurse is preparing to administer amiodarone (cordarone) intravenously. To prove a safe environment, the nurse ensures which specific item is in place for the patient before administering the medicat…
36) Which of the following diseases is caused by a Plasmodium parasite transmitted by an insect vector? a) Cholera b) Diphtheria c) Influenza d) Malaria e) Dysentery
please only give me correct solutions for the following pharmacology questions if you are not good do not attempt. please…. Loss of responsiveness to stimuli that convey little or no new information…
Can you help me understand the method of action of serotonergic hypnotics in treating insomnia as it pertains to receptors ? Please include reference under 4 years old.
A doctor prescribed cefprozil 1. A doctor prescribed Cefprozil suspension 250 mg PO q8h. Medication available: NDC E5862-099-81 Cefprozil for Oral Suspension, USP 125 mg/5 mL Coding Ama a. What is the…
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contraindication of use of angiotensin 11 receptors blocks will be with patients with hyponatremia pregnancy hepatic impairment
Can 2-PAM be used to treat an overdose of muscarinic agonist?
Good Day 😀 I need help in answering my assignment. I hope that you can help me. Thank you 🙂 Please read the introduction first and then kindly answer the activity. A. Introduction: Good supportive c…
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What is the medication treatment for H. pylori and the side effects from the prescribed medications?
DRUG DOSING BASED ON BSA 1. An antineoplastic agent is to be administered via IV injection for osteosarcoma at a dose of 250 mg/m2. In renally-impaired patients, however, the dose is to be reduced by …
An IV solution containing 0.025% of drug x has been infusing since 6am at 100ml/h. How much of drug the patient will receive by noon
Need help understanding what osmotic diuresis is? What is the normal amount urine out put of diuresis in 24 hours?
Term used for drugs with a similar structure and used for the same purpose?
ames is 18 years of age and of Aboriginal and Torres Strait background. He has just presented (with his parents) to his GP with a 2-week history of extreme fatigue, polyuria, polydipsia, and weight …
An order is written for 1500mL of a 1:10 antiseptic solution. The stock solution is 1:5. How many milliliters of stock solution (solute) are needed? How many milliliters of solvent (diluent) are neede…
- A patient is to receive 75 mg of medication intravenous piggyback in 50 mL of D5W over 15 minutes. Drop factor is 10. What is the flow rate?
The reason a nurse assesses for secondary infections in client receiving anti-infection therapy is that this client is at higher risk for infection because?
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What is therapeutic window? What is half life? What is Vd? What is loading dose? What is maintenance dose?
Compare and contrast the influence of cocaine, alcohol and psilocybin on thedopaminergicsystem. How are they similar, how are they different? Be very specific with their mechanisms of action. Expl…
Can you explain the mutation on the covid-19 virus?
calcium requirements for a 15 year old female patient who drinks less than one glass of milk per dy
only answer 13 this is all i have. Calculations [20 Points} Directions: Please show your work that leads to your answer. Use the correct metric units as indicated in the problem. Round to the nearest …
Order; Coumadin 10 mg on Tuesday and Thursday. Coumadin 7.5mg on all other days on hand: Coumadin 5mg, 1mg, 2mg, 2.5mg How many tabs do you give on Tuesday and Thursday? How many on the other days?
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ted: May 28 at 4:39pm Question 3 1 pts Which of the following is true regarding the biochemistry and physiology of iron? O Uptake and distribution is managed by it’s release from mucosal cells in the …
Describe the four processes that help to maintain the resting potential of a neuron.
Ojo has to administer antibiotics to Joy who has developed a complicated gu infection, the antibiotics that ojo has to administer to Joy include ertapenem,cefaclor and Ciprofloxacin,#1The faculty memb…
Refer to the dose-response curves below. Drug A is a β2adrenoceptor agonist. In an experiment using bronchial smooth muscle, Drug A is applied alone or in the presence of Drugs B and C. Dru…
Which of the follow medications can cause orthostatic hypotention? Montelukast Omeprazole Levothyroxine Imipramine
Please state what is the difference between Pharmaco*kinetics and Pharmacodynamics? Give a drug example of each.
During hepatitis B infection, significant amounts of free hepatitis B surface antigen are produced and released not associated with virions. These antigen fragments a) Reduce recognition of virus by h…
The therapeutic effect of intravenous medications is seen when? a. Within 15 minutes b. After 1 hour c. Immediately d. Within 30 minutes A client who has just been diagnosed with asthma is receiving p…
Marcos Sanchez is a 54-year-old Hispanic man. He is a newly diagnosed Parkinson disease patient. He is currently taking carbidopa/levodopa (Sinemet) 300 mg three times a day. He presents at the clinic…
A 23-year-old woman comes to the health care provider’s office with painful urination, abdominal pain, and vagin*l discharge of 3 days duration. She has had no serious illnesses or injuries. She has h…
I need Q 64. is the final pH of the solution? olution is made by mixing 25 mL of a solution of 2.0 M KHPO and 50 mL of a solution of 2.0 M KH,PO4. The solution is diluted to a volume of 200 mL. s the …
The pharmacy has insulin vials containing 100 units of insulin/ml. A physician orders 15 units of regular insulin to be added to a liter of D5W to be given over 10 hours. How many units of insulin wil…
History of Present Illness :YY is a 56-year-old African American male who works as a shipping manager for local distribution center.He has untreated hypertension (BP readings has been elevated on …
tutoring help is needed with answering the correct answer for diagnostic imaging/(positioning basics) for veterinary nursing class. 15. The most cranial portion of the spine is what? a. Coccygeal b. C…
Red client weighs 75 lb and is being treated for shock. The physician order a dopamine hydrochloride (Dopamine) infusion to start at 50mcg/kg/ml. The pharmacy send Dopamine 0.05 mg in 25 ml D5W. Which…
What does it mean to be healthy? What does it mean for the body to react abnormally to a disease or illness? What does it look like? Support your answer with relevant resources. Please reference
What are the benefits of treating a patient with Long acting Ritalin verses the short acting?
Opioid overdose can be reversed by administration of an opioid receptor antagonist known as______________. A) Hydrocodone B) Epinephrine C) Hydromorphone D) Naloxone
What CPT code should you assign to the cases? Preoperative diagnosis: Pain in left leg Postoperative diagnosis: Same Procedural Notes: This 43-year-old male patient was placed in the supine position, …
medication metropolol expected pharmacological action therapuetic use medication administration interactions evaluation of medication effectiveness
Explain the mechanism of action, contraindications, and toxic effects of the various non-HIV antivirals.
orider 250mg of Ampicillin. Available: Ampicillin 1g/10 mL. How many mL will be given to the patient?
Assay of SESAME OIL (IODINE VALUE) What is the Official requirement : Chemical equations involved: Procedure:
Concentration-response curves provide us with critical information about the pharmacodynamics of a drug. 1. Explain the terms affinity, efficacy, and potency. 2. The following graph shows the CRC for …
Cellular and Molecular Biology answer all ? 1. You are interested in studying the composition of lipid bilayers and how they are maintained. You discover two uncharacterized phospholipids, which you c…
You are assigned a patient who is complaining of painful urination, frequency, and urgency. The physician orders a sulfonamide, trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole and phenazopyridine. What are the side eff…
Now that you have reviewed the lecture and followed your guided notes, we will start delving deeper into the medications used in the urinary and reproductive systems. Please go tohttps://www.rxlist….
Enumerate at least five essential functions of the pharmacy manager/chief pharmacist, staff pharmacist, pharmacy assistant, pharmacy technician, and pharmacy aide
Gastrointestinal Drugs Identify the classes of drugs used to treat peptic ulcer disease (PUD). Describe the relationship between the roles of H2 receptors and H2 receptor antagonists. A pregnant clien…
How do an antagonist and agonist affect dosing and prescribing of medication?
A female patient is diabetic and is also a candidate for thyroid therapy because of her hypothyroid disorder.Examples of medications she night take include levothyroxine sodium, liothyronine, and li…
explain why and how the newborn, geriatric and oncology population are more vulnerable and at higher risk in severe illness contracting COVID-19. Please find an article that demonstrates this
The practical nurse is reinforcing instruction with a client who is being discharged from the ambulatory day surgery center following cataract removal and intraoccular lens implant. Which occurrence s…
Why is the drug plasma half-life important to nurse?
What is the best way to prepare for 5301 Pharmacology class/exams?
The nurse receives an order for heparin 1500 units/hr. The IV bag contains heparin 50,000 units in 500mL of dextrose 5% in water (D5W). How many mL/hr will be required to deliver the ordered amount?…
You are working as a nurse on the cardiac unit. Mr. D was recently prescribed propranolol (Inderal). You prepare his medications and start the discharge teaching plan. Your patient asks what the side …
a nurse is preparing to administer a drug to a client. in which of the following section of the drug handbook should the book look to determine the drug has more than one use
According to the literature, when the product AMEVIVE (alefacept) is reconstituted with sterile water for injection to prepare 0.6 mL of injection, it contains the following in each 0.5 mL. Alefacept?…
Describe pharmacodynamics and pharmaco*kinetics in pediatric patients.
How do bile acid sequestrant drugs and HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor drugs differ in their therapeutic effects in patients with hyperlipidemia?
Grand Rounds Assignment on ALZHEIMERS Present a fictional patient with the assigned medical condition to address all of the following: Describe the most commonly prescribed drugs for the assigned cond…
please fast answer without explain 3A newly admitted patient has a history of kidney disease. In planning care, the nurse must consider that kidney disease may result in a(n): Select one: Impaired abi…
using cycle answer this 2 questions with its explanation beside it, thank you. Question 1: What is the terminator for our expressed gene of interest? A) The terminator is Bpul 1021. B) It is a T7 term…
what is the relationship between the hypothalamus and the anterior pituitary gland? List the hormones produced by each one. ( 1 learning objectives). 2. Describe important nursing assessments and inte…
you need to prepare 65 mL of a 60% solution prescription. you can use 80% soda solution and the syrup solution (0 strength)that you have in inventory. how many mL of each solution do you need to get t…
What are the intermolecular forces of attraction that exist in the 6 points following? Justify your answers (on the ‘other’ option). HO HaC H HaC H H CH3 CH3 Ha CI Keesom Debye London dispersion Ion-d…
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Use the table of data to construct a schild plot by firstly creating an agonist concentration (x axis values will have the -log values of the agonist’s concentration on it) vs. effect (y axis values w…
A client with pneumonia who has an emergent episode of respiratory distress is intubated and transferred to the intensive care unit. The client’s chest Xray shows consolidation in the left lobe and ph…
Research a drug product called Stalevo to identify what is in this product and how it works to provide therapeutic benefit for a patient with PD. Discuss the mechanisms of action for each componen…
define Rh.What possible treatment is there for the baby?What is the trade name of the Rh immunoglobulin shot? Please provide reference
J.B. has a resting heart rate of 75 b/m, and this is increased to a consistent 195 b/m during moderate exercise. He appears to have exercise induced tachycardia. He is started on metoprolol (a beta-re…
a prescription for a child weighing 50 lbsfor amoxicillin suspension for acute otitis media (AOM). The dosage 90mg/kg/day in 2 divided doses maximum 2000 mg/day for 10 days. You must write for a sus…
When is an inflammatory response a health problem rather than a helpful protection and why
Assume that one of your duties in the mental health clinic where you work is to note for each patient any contraindications or potential drug interactions for current medication.You also assistwit…
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I would like to know the reaction scheme, mechanism and the product of Diphenhydramine reacting to Liebermann’s test. Liebermann’s test is a spot test prepared by5 g of sodium nitrite to 50 ml sulfu…
A client has received 2 units of whole blood today following an episode of GI bleeding. Which laboratory report would the nurse monitor most closely?
what is an adverse drug reaction and what is the clinical significance of this reaction. what are the four types of allergic reactions and assessment to drug therapy that could occur with antibiotic d…
name a couple of analog enzymes that Ritalin interacts with
A contrast medium is billed by the radiologist, in addition to the _____________ code for the procedure. Who administers the drugs reported by J codes? HCPCS codes beginning with the letter ________…
Question 44 (1 point) Approximately how many deaths per day are attributable to medication-related errors? 0 5 O 19 O 10 16
Special Access Drugs: You have been asked to obtain a supply of thalidomide tablets for a patient who has been admitted to hospital with a diagnosis of Hansen’s disease (leprosy).You find that this …
What are some routine tasks that pharmacy technician perform?
PART 1 Why is 80% ethanol used in preparing plant extracts? What are primary, secondary, tertiary alkaloids? PART 2 Describe the principle behind winE production Why is the strength of alcoholic solut…
CAM health care modalities impacts the cardiovascular system.Ginseng Hawthorn L-Arginine St. John’s Wort The effect on the cardiovascular system anticipated benefits any identified risks or adverse ef…
Let’s say John calls into the office and is requesting a refill for his prescription narcotic, Percocet. He just received a 30-day supply of Percocet less than two weeks ago. He becomes irate that …
Please help me develop a thesis statement about allergic reactions to ketamine in adults.
which drug can used in palliative care? names or drugs
Where can I find chapter study guides for pharmacotherapeutics for advance practice nurse prescribers 5th edition?
The nurse as cared for Increasing number of client who have antibiotics resistance what principles should the nurse and the other members of the care team follow and other to prevent antibiotics resis…
Describe the characteristics of each of the drug listed. QUESTION 4 In the following table describe the characteristics of each of the medications listed. Contraindications for Consequences of Disposa…
How do you describe the following words to a young adult so they understand the importance of each term in regard to their health: 1) LDL 2) HDL 3) Triglyceride blood value?
Need al 3 Lab 4: Pre-Lab Questions 1. What are emulsifying agents, and why are they important in some pharmaceuticals? 2. Research and find a pharmaceutical product that is an example of an emulsion, …
The Biologics in Canada series examines Canadian and international trends in biologics sales, cost, use, and pricing as of the end of 2018, highlighting the significant potential savings that could be…
The cortex of the adrenals produce a hormone responsible for the regulation and balance of electrolytes. This hormone is one of a group known as the: A. glucocorticoids B. antidiuretics C. mineralocor…
1) Calculate the amount of potassium chloride required to prepare 30 mL of the preparation as shown in label below. Potassium Chloride NDC 16571-303-16 Oral Solution, USP TAMPER EVIDENT INACTIVE INGRE…
The time at which insulin’s effect is strongest is called the _______________.
Mark Young, a 63-year-old male, single and works as a handyman in a rural farming community and is quite physically active most days of the week doing his jobs visited the clinic for checkup. He did n…
to the nearest whole number. Question 41 of 50 Ampicillin 2 g in 100 mL of normal saline solution (NS) is prescribed to be infused over 30 minutes by gravity. The tubing drop factor is 60 gtt/mL. How …
What mechanisms are involved in loss of self-tolerance?
EXPLANATION OF MUSCULAR SYSTEM OUTLINE ACCORDING TO THE SUBTOPICS THAT YOU GAVE ME
pharmaco*kinetics assignment. I am needing tutoring help with assignment. thankyou CASE SCENARIO ONE Farmer Brown has 400 head of Jersey dairy cattle. His favorite heifer "Matilda" has recent…
Which of the options best described the following: a limited number of patients with disease, dose-response studies and therapeutic index, final drug formulation is developed and tests efficacy? …
block access of the pure agonists to mu receptors and thus block their actions.DIF: Cognitive Level: ApplicationREF: p. 957TOP: Nursing Process: Assessment MSC: NCLEX Client Needs Category: Physiolo…
Advanced Practice Nurse Prescribers: Pharmacotherapeutics Complaint: “My migraine headaches will not go away.” History: Susan is a 32-year-old white woman who presents to the clinic with recurr…
With the continuous evolution of technology, do you think that there will come a time that pharmacists will be a dying profession and the public doesn’t need us anymore? Discuss and elaborate your ans…
What are the key therapeutic actions, indications, and most common adverse effects of diuretics? What are the key therapeutic actions and indications for the five types of diuretics? What are the most…
A 46-year-old woman is perimenopausal. She is upset because she has been reading about bodily changes associated with menopause and cannot understand when the pamphlet says that “both her uterus and b…
Focusing on physical symptoms of mental illness and the use of evidence-based treatments. The goals of pharmacotherapy in mental illness are to 1) assess goals of therapy, 2) adverse effects, 3) ongoi…
- WEBCA Question 59 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Remove flag A 63-year-old male patient is diagnosed with a syphilis infection. The prescriber orders penicillin benzathine 2 million units IV….
Discuss the nursing assessments needed to monitor therapeutic response and the development of adverse effects from beta-adrenergic bronchodilator therapy”
John is a 7 year old boy who was diagnosed with ADHD. He is having trouble in school as he does not hand in his homework, interrupts the teacher during class by blurting out answers and inappropriate …
Elsa Manning was just seen at the Rheumatology Practice where you work as a medical assistant. She is a 30-year-old with a history of peptic ulcers and rheumatoid arthritis. She has been using ibuprof…
. ACTIVE LEADNING TEMPLATE. Medication STUDENT NAM MEDICATION Phosphate REVIEW MODULE CHAPTER CATEGORY CLASS PURPOSE OF MEDICATION Expected Pharmacological Action Therapeutic Use Complications Medic…
write the fact about each medication: Penicillin Cephalosporins Macrolides Tetracycline Ciprofloxacin Sulfonamides Anti-virals Anti-helminthics (worms) Azoles Terminology related to antimicrobial…
Write a 2- to 3- page paper that addresses the following: Describe available preventive services that providers might recommend for patients at risk of the type of cancer you selected. Explain how the…
..Smythe has had abdominal surgery and has been discharged with a prescription r a cholinergic agent to assist in increasing gastrointestinal peristalsis. He should be ight to look for which therapeut…
What are strategies to address disclosure and nondisclosure in Maryland when a child is prescribed an adult dose of medication in error?
Nurse is caring for patient that is 3 days post op with midline abdominal incision who is receiving ketolorac every 8 hours IV for pain. Urine output is decreased today and patient is complaining of n…
Pt has been receiving MS Contin 30 mg po TID + MS IR 15 mg tabs po q 2 hour prnbreakthrough pain. She has been using about 9 doses of immediate release over the past 24 hours and still has a pain …
FIBROMYALGIA S.S., a 28-year-old white female, comes to you as a new patient with her chief complaint being chronic pain and poor sleep patterns. During your interview, you discover that she has been …
Mrs. Conners comes into Dr. Tyler’s office to be seen for a sore throat and fever. The examination reveals that Mrs. Conners has tonsillitis. Dr. Tyler writes an order in the patient’s chart for an …
Briefly compare ionotrophic and metabotropic receptors and give an example of each.
Identify the most potent hallucinogenic drug from the following. Select one: a. Mescaline b. Lysergic acid diethylamide c. Psilocybin d. Dextroamphetamine
Q Search QUESTION 18: SHORT ANSWER 0 out of 4 points Describe the possible adverse drug reactions (ADR) for biologics.. For credit (and because of your XM time factor) please limit your response only …
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List at least 5 key points that must be included in the assessment of a patient receiving drug therapy.
An obese patient, age 45, comes to your office. She recently moved from another state three weeks ago and told you that her FNP diagnosed her with type 2 diabetes mellitus. She is currently not on any…
Patient presents with an oozing erythematous area on her left lower leg that began 2 weeks ago as an insect bite.The area was itchy but not painful-until recently it is becoming more painful.She h…
Complete the chart. – Would you dispense the current medication with no concerns? Explain you answer using supporting evidence. If no, what is your recommendation?. 2. Patient MJ is a 67 year old fema…
What are endogenous opioids? What are exogenous opioids? Where are they produced and what is their mechanic of action (pathway)?
Description of pain and inflammatory management drugs and ibprofen
CC: Concerns about high blood pressure HPI:D.C.46 year old white woman (sex assigned at birth), living with a disability, who presents to his primary care provider concerned about high blood p…
A healthcare provider orders Ceftriazone 725mg BID for a patient. The pharmacy supplies a vial that reads 550mg/ml. How many mg will the patient receive in 24 hours?
Fill out the table below using the listed of medications Drug Class Cyclooxygenase Inhibitors (NSAID) Drug name(s) Aspirin Indications/Therapeutic Use Mechanism of Action Contraindications…
A certain elixir contains 0.325 g of the active ingredient per teaspoonful. At PhP 15.35 per lb, what is the cost (PhP) of the active ingredient needed to make one gallon of the elixir?
I’m looking for a comprehensive multiple choice study guid that covers the entire class which gives explanation. Where might I find something like that?
There are numerous drugs both legal and illegal that can be investigated. Discuss on a particular drug based on the following categories: History and epidemiology of the drug The pharmacology, how d…
How do we go by this questions ? How many grams of solute are in 350 grams of a 1:50 w/w mixture? How many mL of a 1:50 w/v boric acid solution can be prepared from 500mL of a 5% w/v boric acid soluti…
antibiotics sulfate. 28 of 55 A client is receiving the antibiotic gentamicin sulfate, IV piggyback every 12 hours. The healthcare provider prescribes a peak an trough level determination on the fourt…
What are the societal harms and benefits of legalizing psychedelic drugs? What the the economic harms and benefits of legalizing psychedelic drugs? What are the medical harms and benefits of legalizin…
Show your work please. 4. Order: Vitamin D 2,000 IU per a day PO. Supply Vitamin D 500 IU per a drop. How many drops will the patient receive? 5. Order: Give 2,500 units of heparin SQ now. Supply: Hep…
I am taking NUR2392 and NUR2474 I can not find any content please assist!
B Quizzes – PHA-202-01: Pharmacc X + sire2learn.com/d21/Ims/quizzing/user/attempt/quiz_start_frame_auto.d21?ou=238808Lisprv=&drc=0&qi=38005&cfql=0&d… 53 Not Henrietta Dolopei: Attemp…
if I had to relate epi to this 12 year old boy, I would say it’s an allergy. Would I be wrong?
please explain clearly, thank you 5. Briefly discuss cleaning / sanitizing required using the same facilities (compression machine and suite) for each of the following a. Compression of the first batc…
Which one has a larger curvature, the upper or lower midrib? Why is this so?
. Chromatography Describe using relevant examples the plate theory as applied to chromatographic separations and explain why it has been superseded by the rate theory. (100
Question Prior to assuming care on apatient, you review the patient’s medical records found below. Admitting diagnosis: Nausea and vomiting, Acute Renal failure, Acute on Chronic pain Past med…
St. John`s wort (SJW) is a herbal medicine that is used to treat depression and contains chemicals that can activate serotonine receptors. A patient taking Prozac (fluoxetine) started using SJW and ex…
Ms. Y is a migrant worker who has been in the United States for 8months. She has been doing odd jobs, one of which has been cleaning chicken houses. While she is waiting for official citizenship pap…
What is the international normalized ratio for warfarin?
Amitriptyline is to be filled for 30 days. How many tablets are needed to fill the RX? RX1020: Week 2 Assignment 1 Worksheet About In this assignment you will review math calculations from the previou…
Based on the IV order, calculate: a. concentration that you would dilute the vials b. diluent volume c. number of vials needed to prepare 24 hr supply of IV’s Drug available: 1g powder vial Directions…
drug therapy for Alzheimer’s disease .Explain the decision tree exercise
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0.9. a} Describe the mechanism of action of the five main categories of antimicrobial {antibiotic} drugs. {5 marks}
43.) Haloperidol (Haldol) is used to treat: A.) Psychosis. B.) Depression. C.) Anxiety D.) Both psychosis and depression.
You are caring for a 33-year-old patient with a duodenal ulcer. The patient is started on sucralfate. What are the essential nursing considerations for this patient? What teaching needs to be provided…
Which of the following applies to MICRO vascular disease? (check all that apply) frequently causes retinopathy leading to blindness related to elevated serum lipids leads to increased risk of myoc…
A client with candidiasis has just been prescribed fluconazole 400 mg PO. What is the nurse’s best action upon receiving this prescription?
Describe two potential mechanisms by which anabolic steroids work. How does anabolic steroids enhance performance? In your answer include the anticipated effect it would have on precision sports (shoo…
in the central nervous system, what are the type of cells and in what proportions are there? characteristics of the resting potential what can happen if you stimulate dendrites in the cell body? nervo…
An intubated child is bro to the Emergency department fo a seizure lasting 20 minutes, should he take Valium Atizan or Phenytoin ?
Please help me to answer this DRUG DOSING BASED ON CREATININE CLEARANCE 1. An antibiotic is given as a loading dose of 600 mg followed by 400mg maintenance doses QD for 14 days. For a patient who has …
A nurse is caring for a client who has a history of status epilepticus. Which drug should be available in parenteral form should this happen to the client again? A) Phenytoin B) Lorazepam C) Baribit…
Briefly describe five common examples of drug_induced tissue or organ damage.Include two nursing interventions for each reaction that can be implemented to manage the reaction or promote patient comfo…
How might the effectiveness ofvemurafenibbe informed by a patient’s BRAF status? Use a signaling dia- gram to explain the answer please.
Analysis of relationship. Complete the System Disorder Active Learning Template on hypertension. Analysis of Relationship Make a strong connection and correlation between the medication (hydrochloroth…
please I need to see how you arrive with both answer.. The physician orders 0.05 mg Synthroid PO daily. Synthroid comes in a bottle labeled 50 mcg per tablet. How many tablets will you administer? Bla…
- Kenneth is seen in the clinic with symptoms of a cold. The health care provider recommends that he take pseudoephedrine. Kenneth is unfamiliar with pseudoephedrine and the use of the correct…
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeX95fPCRGs What is your conclusion
Tutoring help please. X Question 18 4 Points Aspirin is commonly used for all of the following except: A cardiomyopathy in cats B osteoarthritis in the dog C heartworm in the dog D chronic dessiminate…
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How pediatric pharmaco*kinetics affect the drug regimen (i.e., dose, dose interval)
tutoring help is needed with study assignment . IDENTIFY THE CLASS THE FOLLOWING DRUGS BELONG TO: 34. Erthromycin 35. Ampicillin 36. Clindamycin 37. Amikacin 38. Markofloxacin 39. Minocycline 40. Sulf…
Case scenario: Maria, a 55 year-old patient, was recently diagnosed with bronchial asthma. Her mother and three brothers also have asthma. In the past year, Maria has had three asthmatic attacks that …
Mrs. Carleton has been diagnosed with congestive heart failure. Her physician orders digoxin 0.25 mg, two tablets stat and then one tablet daily. 1.Mrs. Carleton asks why she needs to take two ta…
Based on details in Chapter 1 (Pharmacology for Technicians, 6e) and our class discussion, describe in your own words what each phase of the clinical trials process is for. Include for each phase: 1. …
identify two benefits of using an elixir as a vehicle to deliver medication.
Calculate how many tablets for the daily dose for each prescription Ibuprofen 200mg po tid
Given the side effects of lamisil is it worth the risks to use this drug?
What are the class of medications that are used in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease?
The physician has ordered ASA 650 mg p.o. Q 4hr for temperature higher that 101 degrees Fahrenheit . The medication is supplied in 325 mg tablets. What is the maximum number of tablets the patient can…
I heard from a friend who’s taking a nutrition class that Zn can inhibit the absorption of Mg. After some research, I found that according to the FDA, an intake of >142mg of Zn will prevent Mg abso…
Supply the following based on the article Capodice, J. and Chubak,… Supply the following based on the article Capodice, J. and Chubak, B. (2021). TOPIC : Traditional Chinese herbal medicine-pot…
what is the mechanism of action of the following antibiotics 1.penicillin 2.cephalosporin 3.macrolides 4.aminoglycosides 5.fluoroquinolones
As a health-care professional, which of the following instructions will Dr. Knightley give a patient with lupus erythematosus who intends to discontinue long-term therapy with prednisone? He will tell…
PHARMACEUTICAL CALCULATIONS I. ( DENSITY, SPECIFIC GRAVITY & SPECIFIC VOLUME) INSTRUCTIONS: SOLVE FOR THE FOLLOWING PROBLEMS. SHOW YOUR COMPLETE SOLUTION & THE CANCELLATION OF THE UN…
A patient is ordered 35 milligrams of Codeine phosphate by subcutaneous injection. 50 milligrams in 1 milliliter of liquid for SC Injection is available. How many milliliters do you need to prepare? I…
What is the primary mechanism of action of both nitrate drugs and drugs used to treat erectile dysfunction? Select one: a. Increasing the formation of nitric oxide b. Inhibiting a phosphodiesterase en…
help me please. 9 Match the following with the correct description:(Answer options are below) 0.00/9.00 A Less than 7% B) The "good" cholesterol level C) Elevated BP D) Stage 2 BP E) Taking …
What is the specific gravity of a mixture containing900 mL of water,350 mL of glycerin having a specific gravity of 1.250, and1600 mL of alcohol having a specific gravity of 0.810?
Explain how the mechanism of the Osmotic Release Oral System (OROS) and the Spheroidal Oral Drug Absorption System (SODAS) achieve controlled-release oral formulation.
record your answer as a whole number. Question 31 of 50 A patient has a prescription for regular insulin to run at a rate of 8 units/hr, and the concentration of insulin available is 100 units in 100 …
Give a brief description of the quality area, the standard and element that focuses on promoting children’s health and safety in relation to illnesses and medications.
Question: amoxicillin 0.1g Q8h, available: amoxicillin oral suspension 200mg/5mL. How many mL will the patient receive in 24 hrs? would I start calculation with 200 mg or 5 mL?
Describe how the process of critical thinking is similar to the nursimg process. How would you apply what you learned in the practice setting?
Name a direct-acting cholinergic drug that is used systemically. Pilocarpine Muscarine Bethanechol Acetylcholine
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patient teaching / contraindications on Sympathetic Nervous System
Describe the errors or issues on this prescription. R John Ashfield, MD Greta Zlatosk, ECNe Gregory Smythe, MD 44 Medical PKwy. Austin, TX 78704 (512). 555-1212-fax. (512) 655-1313 DOB MATIS, 1940 DEA…
which interventions will help minimize the risk of infection postoperatively?
Only i want number 4 cough. For each of the following conditions (numbered below), answer the following: A. what common medications can be used to treat this? B. are these common medications safe in p…
Opioids have been used as our first line defence against pain for many years. In class, we discussed the need for opioids in society but also the potential dangers associated with these powerful drugs…
debate the clear difference between medications for Parkinson’s versus medication for Alzheimer’s. Give ONE specific example for each disease
Why some parents would not want to have their children vaccinated and what consequences this action has produced in some areas of the country? Who other than that child could it affect? your opinion a…
Help me with this, please! 18. Order: hyoscyamine sulfate oral solution 0.025 mg PO 1h before meals and at bedtime. The recommended dose for this anticholinergic drug is 0.0625-0.125 mg q4h prn (max: …
Consider the scenario/situation when, a patient returns to your community pharmacy complaining about the ineffective Nystatin vagin*l tablets she bought four days ago. Upon questioning the patient, yo…
Ordered:glycopyrrolate 0.3 mg IM at 8 a.m. preoperatively to reduce excessive pharyngeal secretions and protect the heart from vagal stimulation.Available:glycopyrrolate injection 0.2 mg per mL….
before administering digoxin lanoxin to the patient. the nurse investigates which electrolyte lab
The nurse is assessing a client that experienced a head injury using the Glasgow Coma Sc Which findings reflect the motor response portion of the scale? Select all that apply. A. No response with eyes…
Jonathan Brown is a 45 year old, single male who works for a moving company. His medical history includes hypertension, hypothyroidism and depression. He currently takes hydrochlorothiazide 50 mg, ami…
Is the use of sildenafil contraindicated with Patient’s on Calcium Channel blockers?
classify the anti-cancer agents into….. cell cycle specific agents and cell cycle non-specific agents
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- What does the provider understand about the issue of “Diabetic Renal Protection” with angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) medications? Diabetes mellitus patients: 1. With early renal dysfuncti…
PHAR. V – Familiarizacion de Drogas Usando libros de referencia Ilene los espacios en blanco en la siguiente tabla para ser usada como referencia personal. Categoria Nombre Ingredientes Actives Usos C…
The most common adverse effect of stavudine therapy is
.A 55-year-old white male presented to the office complaining of being thirsty all the time and waking up at night to go to the bathroom. The patient has not been to an ophthalmologist in 5 years. Las…
What are the main two components of the following drugs? Co-codaprin___________________________________________________…
Question 9 of 25 Which action is most appropriate regarding the nurse’s administration of a rapid-acting insulin to a hospitalized patient? A. Give it within 15 minutes of mealtime. O B. Give it after…
Which supplement increases bulk in stool but should be taken with a space of one to two hours from other medications?
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- Determine the order of reaction followed by Drug A and Drug B. a. Use the graphical method (10 pts) b. Using the rates of reaction (10 pts) Drug A Drug B Time Conc Time Conc (min) (mcg/ml) (min) (m…
please fast answer without explain 8When a certain drug is considered a generic drug ? Select one: When its patency didn’t expire and can be sold only by the original developing pharmaceutical compa…
Compare between effect of pH changes on Tetracyclines, giving examples.
Read through the warnings and side effects information.What do you think are the three most serious potential side effects for your drug?Why? ANSWER THIS QUESTION WITH THIS DRUG I CHOOSED WAS —-…
You most prepare 400mL of a solution that requires a 1:8 concentration of drug. Sterile water is the diluent you should use. How much drug do you need for this medication? How much diluent do you need…
Jeanne Kim is a 37 year old pregnant female. She is at her OBGYN physician’s office for a 16 week checkup. 1. The physician is reviewing Jeanne’s diet and inquires about her intake of folic acid. She …
Just question number 9 Information is on “neurology service is consulted”. the therapeutic range for phenytoin Neurology service is consulted and the neurologist orders phenytoin 15mg/kg IV loading do…
12.J .S. is a 70-year-old African American male (5′8″, 85 kg) with a history of hypertension and CKD. His serum creatinine today is 1.50 mg/dL a.What is his estimated creatinine clearanc…
Un paciente con edema severo debe recibir 25mg de ácido etacrínico ( Edecin). Está disponible en presentacion de 50 mg/ 2ml. En ml, Cuanta medicación administrará la enfermera a éste paciente? a…
In this written assignment, select one cultural factor such as health beliefs, language, perception of time, environment control, etc. (see textbook reading) and apply it to a selected ethnic group. T…
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A 22-year-old young female, Maria, presents to the Emergency Department complaining of having an asthma attack. She is wheezing and her respirations are rapid and shallow. Maria states she has had ast…
The nurse is caring for a client with long-standing schizophrenia who will begin a course of electroconvulsive therapy (ECT). The nurse is informed that the client will be given pancuronium before the…
ASAP. 37 For blood clots to torin in the body, something must trigger the intricate steps of triggered? clotting cascade. for a person who receives a surgical incision, which pathway is a. Thrombotic …
You are at one of your clinical placements with a school nurse. A parent walks into the office and asks to speak to the nurse. The school nurse introduces you to the parent and offers your assistance….
- The patient is to drink 1.5 L of water daily. The nurse wants to teach the patient the number of 8 oz glasses of water to drink, and sets up the following proportion: 8 oz : 1 glass : : 1.5 L : x …
What is the nurse’spriorityaction fordigoxin toxicity?
Discuss how environmental issues are related to population issues. Give some examples.
A patient is receiving an IV drip of the following: Sodium heparin25000 units Sodium chloride injection (0.45%)450 mL The pa…
Available: Dimenhydrinate oral liquid congaing 3 mg/ml Interpret the order: _____________________________________________________ Calculate the dose: _________________________ How ma…
Design pharmacological experiments to test or measure eachof the following: the mechanism of action of physostigmine
Hello! I need longer explanation for this. Thank you! Pharmacy is considered a multifaceted profession. It offers a lot of opportunities for a BS Pharmacy graduate who is legally qualified to pr…
Given Cynthia’s increased creatinine and renal deterioration, metformin is probably not optimal in this case. Therefore, upon subsequent visits, you decide to start her on a sulfonylurea. She reappe…
1)Safe prescribing a)is much more important than communication with the patient b)requires simply that a prescriber electronically transmits prescription that is finished and does not contain dosing e…
Compute the amount of medication you will give to administer one dose of the following medication orders. Assume all tablets are scored, when necessary. Order: hydrochlorothiazide 50 mg p.o. b…
Answer please c) (9 points) Leukeran (chlorambucil) was developed to be more stable than mechlorethamine, and amenable to oral administration. Indeed, all of the structural features of the "R&quo…
Ms. B, 55 y/o white female presents to the clinic for a yearly physical.Her husband died 5 months ago after a 2-year battle with lung cancer.She has 3 grown children; one of them accompanied her t…
Which of the following medications carries the highest risk of hypoglycemia when used as monotherapy? Group of answer choices glyburide pioglitazone liraglutide canaglifozin
veternarian nursing MAT117E ASSIGNMENT 10.1 MORE DOSES points Name: For each of the following, calculate the DOSE and the weight of the drug you are administering to a 35.2 lb dog unless otherwise spe…
Mr. Roberson, age 42, is diagnosed with essential hypertension. His blood pressure has been ranging between 150 and 184 mm Hg systolic and 94 and 110 mm Hg diastolic. His average blood pressure is 154…
what tends to have triggered off your distress in.the past?
Alyssa is an 18-year-old who presents to clinic with a concern that her acne has worsened since she started college. She currently is using a benzoyl peroxide 5% wash once a day. This regimen has help…
Please show your work for the following questions below, thank you very much! . Question 17 Not yet answered Points out of 1 Y Flag question Question 18 Not yet answered Points out of 1 ‘F Flag …
What vitamins and herbal supplements are used for the prevention and management of degenerative joint disease/osteoarthritis?
Frequent and serious side effects from systemic absorption of local anesthetics involve all of the following except: a. blood vessels O b. lungs O c. heart O d. brain
Calculate the amount needed to prepare. Reducing or Enlarging Formulas 10. RX Terpin Hydrate 6g Orange Tincture 5 mL Sod. Saccharin 0.5 g Propylene Glycol 40 mL Alcohol 43 mL Purified Water qs ad 100 …
Which of the following is most like to be affected in a patient with massive fluid overload? Loading dose Dosing interval Therapeutic level Maintenance dose
The MD has prescribed 0.325 mg IV Lanoxin slow IV push.Lanoxin comes in 0.5mg in 2ml amps. How many mL should the nurse administer?
What sort of birth defects can lithium and depakote cause?
difference between medications for Parkinson’s versus medication for Alzheimer’s. Give ONE specific example for each disease.
Aseptic technique is a procedure used by medical staff to prevent the spread of infection. The goal is to have an environment that is free of harmful microorganisms. What are methods that can be used …
Assignment Quality System Failure Part A: (5 marks) Define pharmaceutical quality system and its role in maintaining product quality. Part B: (20 marks) During an external audit, the auditor has indic…
A 44-year-old asthmatic presents to the clinic where you work as a respiratory therapist with complaints of voice changes, hoarseness, white spots on her throat and tongue, and “a funny taste in her…
Mr. Ying was seen in the MD’s office last week with a common cold. He has been taking naphazoline nasal spray as a decongestant since then. Today he is seen in the office with several complaints, incl…
A 6-year-old child is to receive cefdinir (Omnicef). The usual adult dose of the medication is 300 mg. The mother requests an oral suspension of the medication because it is difficult for the child to…
Why would it be important to obtain a detailed medication history, including the timing of last doses of prescribed controlled substances, before conducting a drug screen?
H.J. is a 46-year-old man diagnosed with Burkitt’s lymphoma 4 months ago. He has received three of six chemotherapy courses and is seen today at his physician’s office with a complaint of malaise an…
Pharmacology. 17)-Dose ordered: Metformin 1000 mg Q am ud for 1 month Full Dose to be given: Complete Order Directions: 1047-6060-10" GLUCOPHAGE metformin hydrochloride tablets) 500 Bristol Myers…
I1. What class of drug is used to treat HIV infection?
- What is the strength of a mixture obtained by mixing 50 g of a 5 % , 100 g of a 7.5 %, and 40 g of a 10 % ointment?
What nonpharmacologic treatment options might be beneficial to treating GERD?
Howis theanswer to this question metabolic acidosis, when the metabolic value of 18is basic? The nurse is caring for a client with renal failure experiencing shortness of breath and increased …
Names of the medications : 1. Lortab 10/500 (hydrocodone bitartrate / APAP) Oral Tablet2. Promethazine Hydrochloride 25 MG/ML Injectable Solution [Phenergan]3. Sodium Chloride 0.9% (Normal salin…
For the following orders, determine the correct amount of medication to draw into a syringe (desired ml dose), then determine which syringe to use from the following choices: 3 ml syringe, 1 ml syring…
(TCO 12) The etiology of juvenile Type I diabetes is _____. Group of answer choices hereditary congenital idiopathic infectious
The ordered dosage is 410 mg. The available drug is labeled 0.5 g per mL. Calculate the dosage volume. Express your answer to the nearest tenth.
- Calculate the blood transfusion rate using a pump (mL/hr). 1 unit packed red blood cells (225mL) over 2 hours. mi/hr 8. Calculate the following IV piggyback infusion using a pump (mL/hr). Zofran 20…
please fast answer without explain 4.Recurrent herpes labialis is best managed by: a. Acyclovir. b. Valganciclovir c. Famciclovir d. Penciclovir
Hypertension Medication for 60 yr old male BP of 160/90 on 3 office visits, non smoker, LDL- 140, HDL- 40, father had stroke at age 62, recommendation for PCN use? What if allergic to PRN, what is the…
Which medication requires a prescription? Diphenhydramine 50mg, Folic Acid <1mg, Dextromethorphan 30mg/5ml, or codeine 1/8 grain/ml
A-How might the immune mechanism involved in atopic dermatitis differ from that of poison ivy? 1)Describe the mechanism of action of glucocorticoids. 2)Compare and contrast triam…
Calculate how many tablets for the weekly dose for each of the prescriptions below: Order: Tramadol Hydrochloride 10 mg take 1 tab po qid ac for 7 days How many total tablets will the patient …
What is used for palliative relief of major symptoms of Parkinson disease (L-Dopa, Requip, Symmetrel, Tasar)
Antifungals 1. Recognize the drug target of the polyene antibiotics and the azole antifungals. 2. Recognize that amphotericin B is highly toxic 3. List the side effects of amphotericin B 4. Recognize…
Using the first initial of the correct answer choices, enter the code to escape this room. 5 points Hint: Use all lower case initials. * Q99 ROU
Choose 7 of the following questions and answer completely. answer3questionsfrom each chapter. choose to answer an additional question (8thquestion) for up to 5 extra credit points. Textbook: D…
- What is Stokes Law? Discuss briefly the limitations of Stokes la…
The perioperative nurse is monitoring the status of a client who has just been given succinylcholine prior to surgery. In how long should the nurse expect to note an absence of movement? a. 30 to 60 s…
The following prescriptions are brought in. Identify a possible disease state that is being treated? 10-year-old boy: Ritalin 10-year-old boy: Zarontin 20-year-old man: Symmetrel 25-year-old woman: Be…
1lb bag of normal saline must infuse over six hours. Using tubing calibrate to deliver 20gtts/mL. How many drops per minute should be infused?
Read the problem, and then select the correct household to maric equivalent measurements to recall problem. 1. The medication order is for 3 The of a drug. How many ml will the nurse give? 0. 2 The eq…
A nurse is accused of which of the following when writing on an older adult’s transfer papers to a long-term care facility that “he is a dirty old man”? A) Malfeasance B) Invasion of privacy C) Defama…
Are the stepwise approach and the GINA guidelines used interchangeably?
a brief explanation of the psychological disorder presented and the decision steps you applied in completing the interactive media piece for the psychological disorder you selected (Bipolar disorder)….
1.define generalized seizure,tonic-clonic seizure,absence seizure,partial seizure,and status epilepticus.List an antiepileptic drug of choice for each type of seizure.(1 learning objectives).2.list th…
Select any device in each of the major medical device categories and identify Key product quality attributes and associated manufacturing process parameters for priority testing.
need assistance 3. PENICILLIN G For a FINAL Concentration of: Add sterile NS: 250,000 units/ ml 20 mL For I.V. use only 500,000 units/ ml 10 mL 1,000,000 units/ ml 5 mL 5,000,000 units CAUTION: Federa…
The nurse is caring for a client with staphylococcus aureus ( staph). Question 20. The nurse is caring for a client with Staphylococcus aureus (staph). Which client is most likely to have this pathoge…
Research an infectious disease. Describe how it is transmitted, the symptoms, the prevention, treatment, etc
The pediatric dosage of Pyopen is 100 mg/kg/day.The child weighs 25 kg. Pyopen is available in 1 g/2.5 ml. The number of milliliters given for each individual dose given q4h would be?
Compare and contrast the absorption and redistribution (to the brain specifically) of the following psychotropic drugs following oral administration as a tablet or capsule: a weak acid with a pKa of 5…
How do medications relate to respiratory and cardiovascular systems? What are the common classifications of drugs used in these systems? What makes a drugs family? Why is it so important to understand…
As a doctor/pharmacist, in what five conceivable ways you can advise to a consumer/patient who might misuse a modified-release dosage form? And, what five counseling points you can tell to your patien…
Why the X-intercept in a Schild plot is significant? How many data points would you need to construct a Schild plot?
1)The primary infection with this organism produces a painless chancre or lesion on themucosa in the genital tract and therefore often goes unnoticed.Persistence of the bacteria can le…
What are the answer in those questions? wooleya ! Dextrome tooplein Hydrocodone 6. What is the difference betwe of each. e and objective data? Provide three examples Meperidine ( Petlicking) Subjectiv…
The actions of synaptic nor-epinephrine are curtailed mainly by metabolism by MOA and COMT. A) TRUE B) FALSE
Explain why receptor tyrosine kinases (RTKs) are viable targets for potential drug candidates designed specifically for cancer treatment; explain how you would test for active RTKs experimentally.
Imagine you’re a pharmacist and make a SCRIPT about counseling a patient with a drug of ASORTAN (50 mg) in terms of:. Patient . Confirm identity Drug Directions Precautions Monitoring Name . Route . A…
Explain why beta-blockers (even selective ones) can induce an asthmatic attack
please fast answer without explain 9Drugs usually show a toxic effect if they are used in which way? Select one: In normal doses Orally Parenterally In high doses
- Why isXanaxan option for the treatment of Generalized Anxiety Disorder (remember to address the action in the brain)?Be detailed.
What is an endocrine gland, and how does it differ from an “exocrine gland”? Please give an example of each to demonstrate an explanation of the differences.
What lab values would be important to monitor for a client taking prednisone and hydrochlorothiazide?
- Which of the following statements is TRUE ? (1 mark) a)A creamed emulsion will reform om shaking. b)A phase-inverted emulsion will revert to its original form on sh…
1.How many kg (2 decimal places) of sodium citrate (FD 1% = 0.178) is required to prepare 33 L of isotonic solution? 2.You have a solution containing 0.5 L of absolute ethanol in 2.2 L. What is the…
Dr. orders that give 0.5 g of a medication. You have on the shelf 200 mg/mL vials. How many mL will you administer?
- A 64 year old patient with diabetes is on prednisone for rheumatoid arthritis.The patient has recently been admitted to the hospital for stabilization of hypderglycemia.What are the nurse’s pr…
What drug therapy could a provider select to administer to a client seeking treatment for hyperlipidemia? A) RANK ligand inhibitors B) cholesterol absorption inhibitors C) cholinesterase inhibitors D)…
Mr. Kombo is a 45 year old man who is recovering from emergency gastric surgery. He has a history of heavy drinking and cigarette smoking. His post-operative pain is being controlled by a patient cont…
M.B. is a 42-year-old diabetic woman who presents with thickened, yellow toenails that are painful when she wears dress shoes. Her blood sugar level is well-controlled. She is taking the following med…
30mg of antibotic was mixed in 150ml of normal saline, order is to give in 45 minutes. What will the flow rate in mL/hour?
Out O Use knowledge of the action of antifungal drugs to choose the appropriate response: a patient calls to ask if his nystatin antifungal cream will help prevent bacteria from getting into his cut.
Inhibitory neurotransmitters act to: Select one: a. increase the threshold membrane potential b. Decrease the threshold membrane potential c. Decreases the production of an action potential d. Increas…
Answer the following questions. 1.Describe three changes in body composition that occur with aging. (LO 3.1) 2.What are the major age-related changes that occur in the liver? (LO 3.3) 3.Briefly explai…
- What are the basic functions of blood? 2. What is the average circulating blood volume in an adult? 3. Which surgical patients may require blood replacement? 4. What are the formed elements…
You received an IV order for Cefazolin 750 mg IV q6h in 50 ml NS for a skin infection. The IVs will be filed three days at a time per pharmacy policy. How many 50 ml NS IV bags will you need to make i…
An adult patient scheduled for a seasonal influenza vaccine presents to the clinic with complaints of an upper respiratory infection and the patient is HIV positive . What is the nurse’s best action?
7.) While you are working in the outpatient pharmacy, a patient brings in a refill prescription for Hydroxyzine HCL tabs, 5 mg. What type of container should be dispensed to the patient? A.) Plastic w…
Non-compartmental analysis (NCA) Assignment: Panabinostat, a HDAC inhibitor was administered in adult male rhesus macaque (Macaca mulatta) monkeys (n=3) with diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma. Each ani…
The healthcare provider ordered naloxone HCL (Narcan) 10 mcg/kg, IV. The patient weighs 144 lb. The medication available is naloxone 0.4 mg/mL vials. How much medication will the nurse prepare to admi…
Use the scenario given to answer the discussion question points 1,2, and 3 underneath of it. Please cite the sources you use to answer. This is very important. Thank you so much in advance 🙂 . n…
Explain why only limited types of drug molecules can cross the blood brain barrier. Discuss new techniques that aim to allow better permeation of drugs so that therapeutically beneficial concentration…
Design of Experiments Give a brief overview of the main features of Design of Experiments (DOE) and its importance in the pharmaceutical industry. Your answers should included examples of techniques t…
the rationale for creating positive pressure within a vial prior to withdrawing fluid from the vial
what are serious adverse affects of the antifungal agent fluconazole/Diflucan?
potential of the vascular smooth muscle cells, the intracellular and extracellular concentrations of different ions (here labelled W, X, Y and 2) were determined and this information was used to calcu…
A patient complains that the drugs he is receiving for severe pain are not really helping. What is the nurse’s priority action at this time?
You have a drug concentration of 1 mg /mL. Your patient’s weight is 65kg. You are to give 75mg every hour. How many mLs per hour will you be administering?
the nurse is aware that confusion forgetfulness and increased risk for falls arecommon responses in and elderly patient who is taking which type of drug
- A client is schedule for a spinal computed tomography (CT) scan with contrast to evaluate for pulmonary embolism. Which information in the client history requires follow-up by the nurse? A. Mental …
Question I need assistance with writing a Script for Advanced Pharmacology Scenario: Maggie Little (DOB 8/17/1994) is here for her annual gynecological exam and she needs a refill on her oral contrace…
- A patient who experiences migraines has accidentally overdosed with a drug of pKa =8.5. If urinary pH in this patient is 6.5, what is the ratio of drug that is in lipid soluble form to the drug in …
### I need a rational for each choice. Stating that why the correct choice is correct, and the not correct choices are not correct A 38-year-old gravida 2 para 2 is diagnosed with bacterial vaginosis …
GT is a 34-year-old woman who develops optic neuritis. On MRI, several lesions consistent with MS are observed and she is diagnosed with CIS. Which of the following treatments is most appropriate for …
Genital Herpes (HSV-1, HSV-2) Explain its effect on the Anatomy and Physiology and Biology of the person.
The patient is a 77-year-old female admitted with Congestive Heart Failure, and a past medical history of an Acute MI, four to six months prior to admission date. She had been taking Lasix 40mg po BID…
26) This acid fast bacillus can produce a transient colonization in asymptomatic individuals. It generally causes active disease when immune function is weakened or preexisting pulmonary disease exist…
pharma help 1. How does a wording reframe help to increase social inclusion or build someone up? 2. How have your own perceptions/beliefs/actions been challenged/ changed to this point in the harm red…
TOPIC: DRUG METABOLISM 1. Asses the two drugs provided below. CHOOSE FROM THE CHOICES. Both are pharmacologically active but elicit different therapeutic activity. Both are pharmacologically active …
What are the potential drug-drug interactions between the medications listed below. Discuss any potential interactions and precautions that should take place because of those risks (i.e., should a med…
- A client is mowing the lawn on a hot Saturday afternoon. He begins to notice chest pain. What should his first action be? a. Take a nitroglycerin tablet b. Stop mowing and sit or lie down c. Go ins…
- What is Atropine sulfate? What is its purpose when given pre-op? What does it do to the eye for instance during surgery, i.e. Cataract extraction and so on? 2.What are the si…
- Discuss the pathophysiology and characteristics associated with cancer pain and other special pain situations. 2. Discuss the use of non-opioids, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, opioids (opi…
Sodium valproate Question 1 :What is the starting dose of sodium valproate? Question 2 :What factors can determine the correct starting dose of sodium valproate? Question 3 :State three drug intera…
. Based on this graph, would this drug be good at treating a mental disorder? Why or why not?
Melanie has a team of professional coders that code the hospital’s medical records prior to submitting claims to the insurance for reimbursem*nt. There are some supplies that are consistently not cove…
What may be some causes of dysrhythmia? What is one particular dysrhythmia and what is the cause. Explain this dysrhythmia completely and contrast it to normal sinus rhythm. What are some pharmacologi…
The table in the picture show dose-response relationship of drugs on isolated guinea-pig ileum Use the table to answer the following questions 1.Why were the graded doses of the agonists arranged in a…
These answers are wrong. Could you solve them fo me plz? Question 6 of 35 Question 6 1 points Sav The nurse is caring for a client with a secondary immunodeficiency disease following kidney transplant…
A complication with many of the first-generation antipsychotics arises as a direct effect of the dopamine-blocking qualities of the medications.This blocking produces problems with the basal ganglia…
Identify the nursing implications / concerns for if a drug has a narrow therapeutic index
How do we go by this? Foundations in Pharmacy Practice 3 Isotonicity Homework Fall 2020 1. R Cocaine hydrochloride 1.2g Chloride qs Purified Water qs ad 30mL How much sodium chloride should be used to…
- Give patient 14.7 mg of dopamine in 158 mL of D5W to be infused at a rate of 6,524 mcg/hr. Calculate the flow rate in mL/hr. (Round to the nearest whole number)
A nurse is reviewing the medication administration record of a client who is to receive phenytoin 300 mg PO daily. The medication sent by the pharmacy is a vial of phenytoin 50 mg/mL for injection. Wh…
- An adolescent receives a new prescription for isotretinoin for cystic acne. Which information is most important for the nurse to provide? A. Consider an alternative summer job, other than li…
how does caffeine stimulate the CNS? why does caffeine increase blood pressure?
Are ACE or ARBS usually preferred over diuretics in managing patients with diabetes or renal disease for HTN?
What is the therapeutic uses of Dronabinol?????????????
Question 11 1 p Case Study II: (Questions 11 & 12) When you give a patient 200 mg oral dose of drug "A" that has a first-order elimination kinetics and oral bioavailability of 50%, the …
Can you explain how to find the solution to this problem and show work? 12 Under: Administer Mellaril, U. 1 g PD qflh Available: Mellarfl, 30 mgfl mL How many mL will the patient be given per day?
- A patient develops diarrhea secondary to antibiotic therapy. He is to receive two tablets of diphenoxylate HCl with atropine sulfate (Lomotil) orally as needed for each loose stool. The nurs…
I am filling out a medication chart and have some missing information. For the medication Valcyclovir what are the following … Brand Name = Generic Name = Mechanismof Action = Indication…
- Discuss and describe the indication. mechanism of action. side effects and patient education related to all of the patient’s current medications and the new prescription Levofloxacin 2. Discuss t…
What is the difference of Adverse Drug Effect and Adverse Drug Reactions? Discuss comprehensively.
- group therapy is strongly encouraged but not mandatory, on an inpatient psychiatric unit. the unit manager’s policy is that clients can make a choice whether to attend group therapy. Which e…
The stimulus properties of the benzodiazepines will generalize to which of the following drugs? amphetamine chlorpromazine haloperidol barbiturates None of the above In fermentation sugar is …
pharmacology math Q A nurse is caring for a child who weighs 28 kg. What is the child’s daily maintenance fluid requirement in milliliters?
Chapter 4: The Nursing Process in Drug Therapy and Patient Safety 1. Work together to list nursing responsibilities of the nurse in drug therapy. When the list is completed, review each item and discu…
list the main groups of oral antidiabetic drugs (and a prototype in each). Compare and contrast their main mechanisms of action, their main adverse responses, and drug-drug interactions …
what are the pharmacodynamics and pharmaco*kinetics of Doxazosin 8 mg daily, hydralazine 10 mg qid, sertaline 25mg daily and atenolol 12.5 mg daily
Disorders of the Intestinal Tract Instructions Instructions: Read the Critical Thinking Application 32-3 on page 710 of the textbook. Construct the one-page handout describing the disorder an…
A pediatric client who has been diagnosed with partial seizures receives a prescription for topiramate (Topamax). What information should the nurse provide to the child’s parents? Do not crush the t…
Is there a way these could be solve? 10′ You have a prescription for 1g of polymyxin B in a lOmL isotonic solution Calculate the E-Value of polymyxin B in solution Answer to the 0.01 1 1′ Calculat…
what is the intended responses for antispasmodic.. What do we treat(treatment) with antispasmodic. What are the adverse effects
Question 1 The nurse is caring for a client with delusions, hallucinations, paranoia, disorganized behavior, and difficulty relating to others. The nurse identifies these symptoms as indicative of …
what formula are we supposed to use for this question? please give me step by step answer. thanks 1. An 85-year-old, 60-kg woman with a serum creatinine of 1.8 mg/dL has atrial fibrillation. A decisio…
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C :Shortness of breath and weight gain HPI :A.J.55 year black male, is admitted with chief complaint of increasing shortness of breath (SOB) and an 8-kg weight gain over a…
Pharmacology Final Exam Study Guide Side effect of hormone therapy Breast and cancer development Insulin by IV Novalin R Lumigan eye drops Use medication as directed Levothyroxine – monitor for what? …
What is the main role of THCC in health care centers.
-2 new drugs have been released to the market -dug x has a moderate therapeutic index, can produce mild euphoria, and needs to be taken 4 times a day -drug y is taken once a day, has low therapeutic i…
intro of pharmacology 1. Explain the importance of plasma albumin binding property for a drug (max 4.5 sentences) 2. Explain the first pass metabolism and the importance of this phenomenon (max 4-5 se…
how can the nurse find the most up to date information about emergency preparedness related to bioterrorism agents
How do patients that are non-compliant with their medical plan of care increase the overall costs of insurance premiums for everyone?
prior to surgery, a patient is to receive Versed 3 mg. it is available as Versed 5 mg/ml. in ml, how much medication will the nurse administer? 0.4cc , 0.6cc, 0.9cc, or 1.3cc
- The patient may experience bleeding. a. The INR would increase e. The INR would not change. The INR would decrease. The patient may clot. 47. Terry Lance was admitted to the local hospital for a kn…
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Discuss the use of gabapentin and pregabalin for disorders other than seizures. Cite the answer.
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100 units of Regular Humilin insulin in 250mL. 0.9% NS to infuse at 4mL/hr. How many units per hour will be delivered
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Calculate the days’ supply for the following order: Amoxicillin 500 mg capsule Take 1 capsule by mouth four times daily Dispense 40 capsules Answers: A. 15 days B. 10 days C. 30 days D. 20 days tion …
What would you prefer for drug therapy, conventional or modified release dosage forms?
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____________________ diuretics inhibit sodium and chloride reabsorption in the ascending limb of the loop of Henle. A. Potassium-sparing B. Osmotic C. Loop D. None of the above …
Prescription Calculation Part 2 ow to answer Questions 13-18. Ref quivalent charts of your Dosage Calculations textbook. Chlorpheniramine 100 ml Lidocaine 2 oz Banana flavoring 1% tsp Take 10 ml BID 1…
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60units of HumulinR to be infused over 24 hours, 100 mLNS with 60 units of HumulinR is available. How many units per hour?
Briefly describe the inter-relationships between the following operational activities for a computerized system in a GxP environment. a.Handover b.Establishing and Managing Support …
You are caring for a patient post-operatively. The indwelling urinary catheter was removed in the post-anesthesia care unite per the surgeon’s orders. The patient is unable to urinate, and a bladder s…
order: fanitidine 50mg in 100 ml D5W IV over 20 minutes. Using an infusion pump calibrated in ml per hour, at what rate would the infusion pump be set? give at a rate of ____ml/hr (infusion pump)
Matching A Chapter 22 . Anticonvulsants, Antiparkinsonian Drugs, and Agents for Alzheimer’s Disease 157 COLUMN A Match the key term listed in Column A with the description listed in Column B. 1. Abse…
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Simple explanation of how w/o/w or WOW emulsion is made?
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Please fast answer without explain 1) The Antifungal that maintains disintegration of fungal cell wall is: a. Terbinafine. b. Caspofungin c. Tolnoftate. d. Griseofulvin
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1) Name 2 FDA approved drugs for the treatment of diabetic neuropathy and for each state its mechanism of action.Cite your source of information. 2) Neuropathy is often a side effect of anti-cancer …
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What do you mean by dialyzable drugs and nondialyzable drugs? Give at least 5 examples each.
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Swift river clinical scenario. Maria Sanchez Scenario 2 The nurse learns that a score of 17 on the PHQ-9 indicates moderately severe would be appropriate responses from the nurse? Choose the correct a…
A physician writes a prescription for chlorpheniramine- hydrocodone-pseudoephedrine liquid ( Histinex PV) 5 mg q 4-6h. as needed for bronchitis cough. The medication is available with a dosage strengt…
Select two different drugs, each with a different mechanism of action, used for the treatment of asthma. For each of the two drugs , summary containing the information in the list below. Gene…
A patient is to receive 50 ml of an IV antibiotic over 30 minutes. You should infuse the Medication at a rate of ___________ml/hr.
The primary care NP sees a 14-year-old patient who reports feeling hopeless and sad. The child’s parent reports increased aggression and a decline in school performance. The NP should consider prescri…
Ordered:naloxone HCl 600 mcg IM stat to reverse effects of a narcotic overdose.Available:naloxone 400 mcg per mL. How many mL will you administer?
Joseph is a 57 year old male with newly dx end stage lung disease with metastasis to the brain. He has undergone radiation therapy to the brain for his metastases and is starting chemotherapy next wee…
Write anRX for Varenicline for Roy. He will need 1 RX for titration of the medication and 1 RX for the maintenance dosage. You may make up DOB, Address, DEA, etc. Roy can have 2 refills for a mainte…
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A 54-year-old guy offers with loss of understanding innervation to the left side of his head, attribute of Horner disorder. An MRI disclosed a left-sided lung sulcus growth with a place estimated by t…
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Based on the above scenario and your analysis, the 5-year-old boy was suffered from Scarlet Fever . Please answer briefly with your Suggestion of treatment and caring to patient, particularly: (…
A physician orders diphenhydramine (Benadryl) 50 mg IM q4 h. The available stock is 25 mg/2 mL. Calculate the amount to dispense.
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The oral bioavailability of compound 13 in the Lombardo paper is 27%. Which of the following is true, based on this information? A.The Cmax of the oral dose is 27% of the Cmax of the i.v. dose B.?…
a client has taken a medication with a half life of 24hrs. what is the anticipated dosage schedule? like everyother day? every 3 days? everyday?
Question 1 1 p A 75-year-old client is admitted to the hospital with lower gastrointestinal bleeding. The client’s hemoglobin on admission to the emergency department is 7.3 g/dl (73 g/L). The health …
A 45-year-old patient with a history of gout presents with a new diagnosis of hypertension. Which of the following medications is the most appropriate option for initial therapy? chlorthalidone [Hygro…
Is there is a cause-and-effect relationship between the administration of prophylactic anticoagulants and life-threathening bleeding complication post hip replacement surgery?
1) How does the role of epigenetics contribute to pharmacologic action? 2) How does this information impact the way a nurse practitioner prescribes medications to patients?
Arrange all of the listed steps involved as required. Tick the corresponding steps through the numbered scheme provided where 1 represents the initial stage. What are the steps involved in the NDA …
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When should a nurse omit a dose of Digoxin to a patient?
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Identify the main pediatric drug therapy considerations including dosing and physiological changes that alter pharmaco*kinetics.
What is the probable cause of right flank pain, and what are the the possible diagnoses? which treatments are appropriate to order for someone with right flank pain who suffers from nausea and why?
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True or False Circle T for true or F for false after reading each of the following statements. During pregnancy and lactation, vitamin and mineral supplementenron indicated, espe iron and calcium. 2,…
The nurse is teaching a client about a newly prescribed medication. Which of the following will the nurse include in the teaching plan? Select all that apply.One, some, or all responses may be cor…
I took some examples of dosage calculations from my textbook I will like you to solve for better understanding. Thank you. 1. A client with a deep vein thrombosis (DVT) is prescribed a heparin drip. T…
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It would be a priority to report which laboratory test to the prescriber if a patient is receiving therapeutic doses of glucocorticoids? A)WBC 2000/mm3 B)BUN 20 mg/dL C)ALT 30 international units/L D)…
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If the key properties of a drug are effectiveness, availability and safety’ how show i discuss this in the context of the drug discovery and development process?
Mrs. S. is a 73-year-old healthy female who is being seen in the clinic. She has just been diagnosed with post-menopausal osteoporosis. She is being prescribed Alendronate (Fosamax) 70 mg weekly. Yo…
A provider order states, “Meperidine (Demerol®) 45 mg, Atropine Sulfate (Atropine®) 0.3 mg IM now.” The meperidine (Demerol®) comes in a pre-filled syringe containing 50 mg/mL, and the atropine sul…
Describe 2 factors that contribute to the growing occurrence of antibiotic resistant organisms and how we as nurses can help to stop antibiotic resistance.
apatient has Type II diabetes. Name two drugs (from different mechanistic classes) that could provide therapeutic benefit for this patient. Use generic names of the drugs. How does each of these dru…
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Ellen has been diagnosed as an insulin-dependent type II diabetic, and she must start daily insulin injections. The medical assistant (MA) explains the details to her and provides basic compliance edu…
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QUESTION 1 A patient arrives in the ED via EMS having a grand mal seizure. The ED physician instructs the RN to give 10 milligrams of Diazepam IV X1 dose STAT. The patient’s seizure breaks within 2 mi…
problem 1. Rate of dissociation, Rate of association and K d (4 points total) 1 ml samples of tissue membranes were incubated overnight in a nearly saturating amount (100 nM) of radioligand L*. At …
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A young female aged 14 years old accompanied by her boyfriend a young male aged 14 requests to speak to the pharmacist on duty as she requires an EHC supply. –Consider can this be sold…
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Both caffeine and Amphetamine are known as “CNS stimulants”. (1) Do these drugs work on the same mechanism? Explain your reason. (2)If monoamine oxide inhibitors are prescribed to a person who is taki…
A patient is experiencing an allergy to a penicillin antibiotic. What immunoglobulin (Ig) will most directly relate to this immune response? IgM IgG IgE IgA
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The order is for Morphine 8mg IM, the drug label reads morphine 10mg/ml. how many milliliters will the patient receive.
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multiple choice can have multiple correct answers A client has been prescribed Librax (chlordiazepoxide and clidinium), an anticholinergic benzodiazepine, for irritable bowel syndrome. Which of these …
Understand the use of low, moderate, or high intensity stations in a patient who also has diabetes
which is the correct answer. 21. How is Atarax available? a. In syrup only b. As tablets only c. In tablets and syrup d. In 10 mg, 25 mg and 50 mg tablets 22. If a patient still has dry mouth and slee…
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and pathophysiology. 1. Describe the differences between stable and unstable angina 2. If a patient started having chest pain about 30 minutes ago, when would you expect the troponin levels to rise? 3…
I am trying to figure out how to convert powder into a liquid via a prescription: The physician orders cefoxitin sodium ( Mefoxin ) 0.75 g IM every 12 hours. The vial contains 5 grams of powder. The i…
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What labs should an adult taking ADHD medications receive?
BPH Case: A 62-year-old Asian man presents with a 4-year progressive history of increased frequency urination at night, he has to straining while urinating and has very poor stream & prolonged ter…
which part of endocrine system produces the antidiuretic hormone vasopressin? a) the thyroid gland B)the parathyroid gland C) the posterior gland D) the anterior pituitary gland
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A nurse is providing instructions on the use of a metered-dose inhaler (MDI) to an adolescent with asthma. Which statements by the adolescent indicates an understanding of the instructions? Select ?…
Mrs. Kaplan has been diagnosed with GERD. Mrs. Kaplan called Dr. Ferrari for a prescription refill of her medication. Her last prescription was written 4 months ago for Aciphex 20mg to be taken by mou…
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A loading dose of valproate ( a drug used to treat epilepsy) is of 15mg/kg/day in three divided doses. How large is a single daily dose for a patient weighing 198 pounds?
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Regarding drug metabolism, which of the following is true? Some drugs require metabolism for the active compound to be formed Metabolism makes drugs more lipid soluble (less polar), thereby promoting …
2- A 54 year old man with persistent epigastric pain and heartburn. His chief complaint today is: I think my ulcer is back again PMH: Hypertension for 2 years FH: Mother deceased at age 70 from cancer…
aaaahsvsvsccs Which statement describing the MOA of the following beta- lactam antibiotic is False: O CH3 -N H&C H H CH3 HO-J. CH3 H N -S NH O’ COOH Select one: O a. It has broad spectrum of activ…
You start a 19-year-old man on phenytoin in a dose of 300 mg/day to control generalized (grand mal) seizures. Ten days later, he is brought to an emer- gency room following a seizure. His phenytoin le…
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how to handle zebra fish during pharmacological experiment?? in detail.
The nurse administered epinephrine to a client with a severe case of angioedema related to administration of ACE inhibitors. What adverse effects should the nurse monitor for in this client? SELECT …
Question 3 A nurse is administering a medication to a client. The client asks the nurse the reason for the administration of the medication. The client gives the nurse permission to administer the med…
Let’s consider an allocation problem. We have liver, and yet we have two people who may receive this transplant. And I want you to consider why would you prioritize getting the liver for patients B an…
Good day! I need answer to this, please help. Thank you! Ques: Why Pharmacy is a good choice? What is the advantage of choosing Pharmacy as Pre-med?
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Β) For which of the following parts of translational research is patient involvement critical? Choose all that apply. Group of answer choices Public Health Basic Research Pre-Clinical Researc…
Understanding basic pharmacology calculations can help prevent numerous injuries and deaths every year. Similarly helping a patient understand their prescriptions is equally as important when it comes…
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A patient has been taking loratadine (Claritin) but it has not been working as well, so she purchased desloratadine (Clarinex). What’s the difference? Is one better? An 8-year-old boy isne…
After administering an initial dose of eprosartan mesylate, an angiotensin II receptor blocker (ARB), it is most important for the nurse to provide assessment findings? Heart rate and complaints of na…
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A health news story that received widespread attention in recent years involved the successful premature birth of octuplets. The eight babies ranged in weight from 1 lb 8 oz to 3 lb 4 oz. Using the eq…
A total of four pages needed https://www.integration.samhsa.gov/clinical-practice/screening-tools -Select two tools from the SAMHSA Integrated Health Solutions Resource library. Provide an overview of…
What’s this answer for this question plz help. Facilitator: J.K Ross 1.02 Experiment Checklist Read the article from your lesson and complete the chart and question below. Be sure to justify your answ…
The nurse is measuring 4 mL of a liquid cough elixir for a child. Which method is most appropriate? a. Holding the medication cup at eye level and filling it to the desired level b. Withdrawing …
I am having trouble answering this problem. C ASE 1 Mrs. Kaplan has been diagnosed with GERD. Mrs. Kaplan called Dr. Ferrari for a prescription refill of her medication. Her last prescription was writ…
- Which of the following has been shown to prolong life in patients with chronic congestive failure in spite of having a negative inotropic effect on cardiac contractility?
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The nurse enters a male client’s room to administer a subcutaneous dose of enoxaparin sodium a. Roll up the sleeve of the client’s hospital gown to fully expose his upper arm. b. Elevate the head of t…
- An IV medication is to be 10 administered at 25 mcg/kg/min. The IV solution is labeled 300 mg/500 mL. Drop factor is 15. The patient weighs 60 Ibs. Calculate the infusion rate for the IV pump for t…
Design pharmacological experiments to test or measure eachof the following whether histamine and 5-HT (5-hydroxytryptamine, serotonin) act via the same or different receptor(s) in ileum smooth muscle
define volume of distribution and highlight the relationship of volume of distribution, dose and cpo.
Miles Regan is a 44-year-old male who has not had his regular physical exams the past 5 years. He went to the community health fair last week, where a nurse took his blood pressure and found it to be …
- find a print advertisem*nt for a written medication. what does the article state about the medication? what entices people to want to use this medication? 2. Describe why the lack of controls on he…
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for each wored you will write a 1. definition, 2. fact/ charchterrsitc, 3. example, and 4. nonexample. i will say that again each word will have 4 parts. micrometer electron microscope X-ray crystallo…
Order: 3g IV of a medication Available 1.5g per mL How many mL are you going to administer per dose? A/ mL Next Page
Complete Task 2 by creating two management plans for patients a and b Patient A is a female aged 47 who has a normal BMI but does not partake in much exercise and has an office-based job. She has n…
Pharmacology A nurse is preparing to administer insulin to a client who has diabetes mellitus. The client has a prescription for regular insulin 4 units and NPH insulin 12 units subcutaneous. Identify…
A 12-year-old patient with epilepsy has been taking the drug Dilantin for several years to control seizures. The patient is admitted to the hospital for surgery and the nurse discovers that the physic…
What are the potential concerns when an 83 year old lady recieving both midazolam and fentanyl.please explain
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Which of the following medications is most likely to be associated with reversible hair loss? Group of answer choices lithium phenobarbital valproate levetiracetam
. Table3. Clinic Diagnosis, Disease 1 choice 2nd choice tetanus gangrene Syphilis Diphtheria Gonorrea Pneumococcal infections Streptococcu infections Bacillary disenteria meningitis cholecystitis en…
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please fast answer without explain 9 Which of the follwoing is a pyrimidine antimetabolite, used to treat cryptococcal meningitis? a. Flucytosine b. Clotrimazole c. Voriconazole d. Fluconazole
A student nurse has 1 day observational experience in the icu. As part preparation for the experience, the student needs to know about antiarrhythmic agents including lidocaine, propranol and dilitiaz…
I need assistance with codes and explanations/summary in the ICD-10-CM and ICD-10-PCS coding handbook 2020 in Appendix c. Under Endocrine, Nutritional, and Metabolic Diseases. Please see the attached….
what is the first line of drug for hypertension? please include class, exact name of dug and dose.
Hallucinogens like LSD tend not to be addictive. Why is this? What mechanism do all addictive drugs have in common that makes them addictive (i.e., which neurotransmitter in what part of the brain)?
A GP asks you to dispense a cream containing 3% Dithranol in Lassars Paste for a patient with psoriasis. You only have Dithranol 0.5% in Lassars Paste and Dithranol Powder . How much Dithranol Powder …
What is one impactful contribution of Pharmacists as members of the health care team during this pandemic? Explain your answer. (Own thought)
What is clear room and why is it important? Suggest some measures to control internal sources of contamination to maintain the quality and sterility of the compounded sterile product.
Order is 35 mg/kg. The child weighs 18.4 kg. Available is vancomycin 5mg/2ml oral solution. How many ml will the child receive
Questions: Calculate the flow rate A. Using an infusion B. Using infusion gravity Prescribed: Give famotidine 20 mg IVPB every 12 hours. Available: Baxter Famotidine 20 mg Injection TOupin 1.V. AUMINI…
Charles age 54, recently completed a two-week course of antibiotics for pneumonia. He now has severe diarrhea. What is the possible cause of his diarrhea?
What is an ADR? Discuss 3 reasons a geriatric patient might be more at risk to experience an ADR Why might gender of a patient affect drug distribution and metabolism? Discuss 3 possible reasons for n…
Ethosuximide is primarily used to treat what type of seizure
Define the following terms used to describe disease and diagnosis: Etiology Epidemiology Syndrome Signs of disease Symptoms of disease Relapse Sequela Exacerbation Remission Mortality Morbidity Preval…
A client has been administered phenobarbital during seizure activity. When assessing for adverse effects after resolution of the seizure, what assessment should the nurse prioritize ? Group of answe…
Please help me !!! Chapter 8 – Antibacterial Drugs 1. Define antibiotic resistance -the bacteria becomes resistant to integrate s. Briefera jungi develop ability to defeat the drags destined to kill t…
The nurse is administering morning medications . The nurse gives a patient multiple medications , two of which compete for plasma albumin receptor sites . As a result of this concurrent administration
- Patient Medication History • Patient Name :Laurel Livingston • Gender :Female Age :44 Height : 68 inches(5’8″) Weight :82 kg (180 lbs) • Reason for Visit :She pre…
A nurse is educating the parents of a child who has a new diagnosis of prader-willi syndrome and has been prescribed somatropin. Which of the following statements by a parent indicates understanding o…
The number C is Ala and Phe. 16. What intermolecular interactions are likely to form between the two amino acid side chains shown in the protein diagrams below? O= U HO-CH2 Ser CH, NH2 Asn NH3 OOC-CH2…
Navjot Grewal: Attempt 1 () Listen The vial of Heparin is labelled 20 000 units / 1 ml. The order is for 9000 units. How many ml equal 9000 units? Paragraph BIUA Ev + . . .
A client is prescribed metronidazole. What are contraindications for metronidazole?
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Number 3 please.. 3. What do you think people did for psychiatric illnesses before psychotherapeutic drugs were invented, in terms of professional help and those who did not receive professional help?…
3-Ibuprofeno 175mg cada 12 horas por boca. Disponible: Ibuprofeno 200mg en 5 ml. ____________
Explain how patient education could have improved their adherence?
I have a test on pharmacology on tuesday and i am very nervous about it. I have read the chapters but I’m over whelmed with so much information. Any advice on how to study for pharmacology?
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12- Which of the following drugs is used in the treatment of cystic disease of the liver and peritoneum caused by the dog tapeworm? A. Biltricide B. Vermox C. Albenza D. Stromectol 13- Which of the fo…
Your research team has developed an agonist, called cardiogo, to treat bradycardia. Cardiogo has a high affinity for receptor-X, a G protein-coupled receptor. In in vitro assays (Figure A), when y…
Drugs for Type II Diabetes Question: A patient has Type II diabetes. Name two drugs (from different mechanistic classes) that could provide therapeutic benefit for this patient. Use generic names of t…
- (4 pts) The patient has an infected tooth. In many tooth infections, the extracellular pH is much lower, around 5. How will this impact the rate of transport of lidocaine into the cell?
medical dosage. TEST NAME: CTO1 30 A physician gives the following order: "Infuse LR, 500 mL over 2 hours." At what rate should the nurse set the IV pump to deliver this infusion (mL/hr)? 10…
Question Which TWO of the following are biotechnology companies usually focused on? New technologies Large molecule compounds Small molecule compounds QUESTION 3 3 points Save Answer Which two answer…
What are some strategies for overcoming communication barriers with patients (e.g., non-English speaking, blind or deaf, inability to comprehend, inability to read or write)?
stage 3 clinical trial appropriate for publication when it is peer-reviewed. If I am one of the reviewers , how would i conduct my review for a new drug ?
Hello i need help with my case study please review the attachment below Assignment #1 Case Study #1 Write a paper (minimum of two pages, typed, double-spaced, size 12 font, 1 inch margins) on the fo…
Needing help understanding how to do these problems 1. The physician has ordered ASA 650 mg p.o. Q 6 hr. for temperature higher than 1010 F. The medication is supplied in 325mg tablets. How many table…
You obtain a more detailed history and discover the following: During her teens, the patient’s headaches had always been associated with nausea and vomiting. For the past 10 years, although nauseate…
You are caring for K.W a 25-year-old female who is being discharged from the hospital after 3 days for control of her glucose levels. This morning fasting blood sugar was 145 mg/ dL and HbA1C 8.8%. Th…
Calculate the rate (in μmoles.min -1 ) of a reaction 17. (a) You have calculated the extinction coefficient ($400) for p-nitrophenol as 15000M-1cm-1 from the data you have collected in an experiment….
why is calculating the powder volume of a product necessary? Explain why these types of calculations must be used and list 2 reasons why this concept is important.
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Lesson 9, Assignment 1 Part 3 Lab 1 Experiment 2 Copy the chart below and paste into a Word document, and record your final results from Lab 1 Experiment 2. Submit below for a grade. Step Percent Stre…
- J. is a 55-year-old male who attended a funeral and found himself laughing during the service, but later that evening he was irritated with himself for what he had done. His wife said this was abno…
A scientific paper published in the American Cancer Society journal, CA: A Cancer Journal for Clinicians . The Facts & Figures annual report provides: Estimated numbers of new cancer cases…
Exam 1 Concept Review Guide ADPIE (LPN scope of practice) Subjective vs. objective data Data collection (Medication Reconciliation) National Patient Safety Goals 10 rights of medication administration…
An older adult who is critically ill underwent a gastric surgery a week ago. The caregiver reports that the patient has seemed confused for the past 2 to 3 days. Which drug would have most likely caus…
The provider of care has ordered insulin lispro on a sliding scale for 1 unit/10g CHO subcutaneous + 1 unit/50 points above 150 blood glucose (BG) level. The patient has a pre-meal BG level of 282 and…
Calculate the flow rate in gtts/min using the following equation: mL x gtt x 1 hr =gtt/min hrm…
For each of the following medications discuss causes and consequences of noncompliance and possible solutions.Cephalosporins Corticosteriods Sulfonulureas (as an adjunct to insulin therapy) Levothyrox…
JR is a 56 yo man with h/o asthma, HTN and hyperlipidemia. He presents to the ER today with h/o shortness of breath for 45 minutes at rest. He reports that he was feeling well and in his usual state o…
- A client is being admitted to L & D for induction of labor using Pitocin. An IV has been started with a #16 gauge catheter. The fluid is LR which is running at 125 hr/hr. Per protocol, 10 units…
Pharmacology MED143 1. What is lactated ringers used for? 2. What are signs of phlebitis? 3. What are signs of local infiltration? 4. What is the significance of an exposure to blood? 5. What ar…
Study on the Community Pharmacy setting in each ASEAN Countries (Singapore and Timor-Leste). Please indicate related pictures and explain how the Philippines can improve and adopt its facilities. Fo…
Why uniformity of weight is important during the manufacturing of tablets? and what factors influence the uniformityof weight in tabletting?
Deana is to receive Rocephin 1mg IV q12h .TheRocephinIsmixedIn150 mL D5W.Figurethedrip rate ifit Is toinfuse over 45 minutesand thedrop factorIs15.
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“Bruno” is a 83.6 lb MN 8 year old Golden Retriever presented for swelling in the neck and decreased appetite. On physical examination all of Bruno`s peripheral lymph nodes are enlarged. ( tutoring he…
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Identify an accurate statement about mineralocorticoids. Select one: a. The mineralocorticoids are hormones secreted by the innermost layer of the adrenal gland. b. The main effect of the mineralocort…
Nora to receive Vinblastine 1.2 mg/m2. Using the nomogram calculate the dose of vincristine that is to be given. Her weight is she 180lbs
1.selects one of the four allergic responses of drug therapy (anaphylactic reaction, cytotoxic reaction, serum sickness reaction, and delayed allergic reaction). 2. develops a plan of care including…
In five-hundred to seven-fifty words, w hat activities such as internship, club membership or accomplishments during your college years demonstrate your interest in a corporate career in retail pharma…
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#48. Question 48 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question Which of the following medications for peptic ulcer disease would be inappropriate in a pregnant patient? Select one: O a. Sucralfate…
1) What are the prescription and nonprescription medications/therapies for the treatment of the Parkinson disease. 2) What are some significant adverse effects drug-drug interactions, 3) What are the …
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why do you need to wear gloves if preparing a unit dose is considered a non-sterile process?
Question 6 of 25 A 67-year old client is discharged from the hospital with a prescription for Digoxin, 0.25 mg PO daily. Which instruction should the nurse include in this client’s discharge teaching …
Can you help me with these. I am not sure if I have the correct answers. TY 13 A health care provider orders a patient to start on a continuous IV infusion of Lactated Ringers solution (LR) at 83 mL/h…
Candice Cain DOB 2/24/2018 has presented in the clinic with her mother in follow up to her congenital heart disorder and congestive heart failure. She weighs 18lbs/8.18kg. She needs a refill on Digoxi…
With the following attached pictures of container below, what are their respective types of container, protective ability, safety feature, reseal integrity, & packaging material? If you were to im…
What would be important teaching points for a diabetic patient taking lisinopril
What is the role of xanthan gum within some liquid formulations? a) Regulate pH b) Control viscosity c) Enhance solubility d) Enhance stability
Isocarboxazid has a black box warning. What is the black box warning for this medication?
Your patient is 6’0″ tall and has Diabetes at what weight would you start phentermine for Obesity?
As the triage nurse in the emergency department, you determine the pateint’s chief complaint, obtain vital signs, collect past medical history information and ask about drug and food allergies.While…
You need information regarding side effects of a drug where would you look: a)BNF (British National Formulary) …
What are some medications for Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G6PD) deficiency and how do they work to help it?
How often is length measured during an experimental cycle? Why that often? 2. How does ‘occupancy’ translate into ‘response’?
1.Discuss two reasons why some antibiotics show greater evidence of bacterial resistance than others. 2.It is becoming more and more common to find antibiotic-resistant bacteria outside of medical fac…
hello please answer longer explanation is required. thanks ANALYSIS Explain the RFIS (Reasons for important steps) Ques: Why dissolve potassium hydroxide? Why freshly prepared saturated soluti…
- A) Classify the following examples of medication errors as to the type. Choose from the options provided below. A. Wrong Drug B. Extra Dose C. Omission D. Wrong Dose E. Wrong Route F. Wrong Time G. …
Q8- TOX 8- A 47-year old male was seen by his local doctor for recent onset of abdominal cramps, nausea, arthralgia and loss of memory.Several weeks ago, he completed a job involving removal of pain…
Mr. H, age 50, has presented a blood pressure of 170/100 mmHg during the last three visits to his doctor. Hydrochlorothiazide (Microzide) was prescribed for him last year. Other than some anxiety, he …
Discussion Topics, Chapter 37, Thyroid and Parathyroid Agents The nurse is caring for Mrs. Smith, a 55-year-old patient who has been started on levothyroxine for hypothyroidism. a. Describ…
Evaluate flocculated and deflocculated systems. Formulate a comparison of three of the variables
Differentiate sampling inspection from 100% inspection. What are the advantages and disadvantages of these two different processes?
If pharmacist mixed 1 pint of Propylene Glycol (S. G.= 1.2) with 500 mL water, how many milliliters of additional Propylene Glycol should be added to this mixture to change the S.G. to 1.15?
- What is enterohepatic cycling?Give at least 1 example (not limited to drugs, but also can be endogenous substances).
Explain the following: saw palmetto and interactions with other medication classes sildenafil (Viagra) when taken with medications for angina labs used to assess medication compliance for diabetes DOC…
What is the correct definition of a pseudoplastic liquid? a) A liquid which becomes less viscous as the rate of shear increases b) A liquid which becomes more viscous as the rate of shear increases c)…
Question Case study:Patient AO has a history of obesity and has recently gained 9 pounds. The patient has been diagnosed with hypertension and hyperlipidemia. Drugs currently prescribed include the fo…
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Is advisable to take psyllium and lithium together? Why is it important to monitor serum levels when taking lithium? What nursing assessments should be done prior to giving lithium?
the components of the form letter that are consider essential for referral. Justify your response. the elements of the letter that are not in compliance with the ethical guidelines. Justify your respo…
Question 61 (1 point) There is a drug order for diazepam (Valium), 0.5 mg/kg, administered PO. The patient weighs 110 pounds. Valium is available in 2-, 5-, and 10-mg tablets. What combination of tab…
If you did’nt blank your spectrophotometer with inoculated blank prior to taking the readings, you would? a) get slightly higher readings of transmittance than expected b) get slightly lower readings …
ASAP. All drugs are processed in the body through pharmaco*kinetics What is the correct order that drugs pass through the body? a Absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion b. Distribution, metabo…
Pretend that you are making a punch for your friend’s birthday party. Using the recipe below, what is the final volume in mL? Party Punch Ingredients 3/4 gal orange juice 3 pt. ginger ale 1 1/2 c. p…
A nurse collects a culture sample from a clients infected wound bed. Laboratory testing of this sample will allow the care team to:
what are the adverse effects associated with the use of tocilizumab in COVID 19?
Anti- INflamatory, Antiarthritis, and Related Agents 1) what are the therapeutic actions of salicylates and NSAIDS? 2) Some patients do not respond to traditional anti-inflammatory medications and try…
Discuss the functions of the major neurotransmitters: glutamate, GABA, acetylcholine, dopamine, norepinephrine, and serotonin.
Mr. Martinez is a retired businessman who has had acute rheumatoid arthritis for the last 20 years. He was taking auranofin (Ridaura) 6 mg orally daily with some improvement in symptoms but has been p…
The patient complains that the blood pressure medication only makes him feel worse and it is expensive, so stopping the drug is just the best thing to do. What would you do?
Patient HL comes into the clinic with the following symptoms; nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, patient history of drug abuse and possible hepatitis C. HL is taking the following prescription drugs: synthro…
The surgeon orders for Heparin 5000 units to be mixed with 1000 ml Normal Saline on the back table during a procedure for use on an irrigation. The vial of Heparin is labeled 10,000 units per 2 ml. Ho…
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This is Pharmacology learning activity medication concept map. I need an example on one drug on the endocrine system. Expected Pharmacological Mechanism of Name Therapeutic Uses (Indications) Action (…
A patient weighing 145 lb is to receive 22 units/kg/day to be delivered over 4 hours. The solution is 300 units/84 mL and the drop rate is 15 gtts/mL. How many gtts/min should the patient receive?
Pancrelipase- What are the Expected Pharmacological Action ? therapeutic use? Compliacations? Contraindications/Precautions? Medication administration? interactions? nursing intervention? client teach…
Hermione is using a combination of glyburide and pioglitazone for the treatment of type II diabetes. Her condition is stable as she remains relatively compliant with her treatment. At her bachelorette…
- A) Choose the correct answer: CHOICES A. Oleaginous base B. Absorption base C. Water-removable base D. Water-soluble base Description Examples 1. Creates a dehydrating effect on tissues. 2…
Ordered Lasix at 10 mcg/kg/min for a client that weighs 176 pounds. The pharmacy prepares an IV bag with Lasix 400 mg in 500 mL of dextrose 5% in water (D5W). How many mL/hr will be required to delive…
BACKGROUND INFORMATION The client is a 26-year-old woman of Korean descent who presents to her first appointment following a 21-day hospitalization for onset of acute mania. She was diagnosed with bip…
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If 250 mg of medication in 1 L is administered over 5 hours, how much drug will administered per hour?
- What is scooped in research? 2. What are the difference between these substances? alcohol, tobacco, marijuana, cocaine, heroin, hallucinogens, and inhalants, as well as the misuse of opioids, pre…
PLEASE DONT COPY THE QUESTION 1. Compare and contrast various suppository, insert, and stick dosage forms in terms of physical appearance, size, and shape 2. Describe the advantages and disadvantages …
Review a list of drugs from a patient you have cared for in clinical. which drugs are OTC drugs?which drugs are prescription drugs?from the list of drugs, determine which drugs are generic and which a…
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What questions are important to ask when first interviewing and assessing an addict?
Marijuana has been shown to be helpful with a number of illnesses, however, some are somewhat questionable: 1. Do you think that marijuana should be prescribed to only those with solid evidence to sup…
S: CC : “Follow up labs” HPI : 43 y/o white male for discussions of labs. TC 329, TG 141, HDL 48, LDL, 252, CHOL/HDL 6.9 All other measures WNL. Medications: Atacand 32 mg daily. Allergie…
What happens when the cholinesterase inhibitor drug is stopped?. : What happens when the cholinesterase inhibitor drug is stopped (when will the benefits from the medication they used to take (Hint Nu…
For an elderly pt with the diagnosis: Major neurocognitive disorder due to Alzheimer’s disease (presumptive) Which medication should be started initially? Exelon (rivastigmine) 1.5 mg orally BID with …
please help A 45-year-old male client comes to the nurse practitioner (NP) stating he wakes often at night with coughing and burning he describes as heartburn. He drinks 1-2 alcoholic beverages per ev…
Why are SSRIs preferred to benzodiazepines for the treatment of anxiety? How does Zolpidem work to induce sleep? Should this medication be used long term? Is melatonin safe to use long term for sleep?…
(TCO 13) Which disease is caused by the breakdown of the myelin sheath that surrounds the axon of the neuron? Group of answer choices Parkinson’s disease Multiple sclerosis Alzheimer’s dem…
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I need answer to the questions I attached. please let me know if someone can Assignments Module 2 Assignment – Submitted Title Module 2 Assignment Student Danny Evans Grade Scale Points (max 20.0) I…
Many people with seasonal allergies take anti-histamines. One of the side effects of the earlier versions of this type of drug was drowsiness. What was the mechanism by which drowsiness was generated …
Please answer questions WEEK 10 ASSIGNMENT – 50 QUESTIONS (2 POINTS EACH) As an Advanced Nurse Practitioner, you order PCN for a patient with a confirmed diagnosis of Strep. You order the medicati…
medical dosage. A pediatric client is being discharged with an order for 1.5 T of Orapred by mouth daily. How many milliliters (mL) should the nurse instruct the parent to administer to this client? 0…
Which directional term refers to the back or towards the back of the body? Posterior Dorsal Caudal Inferior Both posterior and dorsal are correct Which of the following organ systems will not be discu…
1- The home health nurse is to administer 1 mg of vitamin B12 intramuscular injection daily for 5 days. The drug supply available is a 30 ml containing B12 1000 mcg/mL. How many milliliters should the…
During an ICU admission, Tony is given IV ranitidine in appropriate doses to prevent development of stress erosions. The goal of treatment is to maintain his gastric pH above 4, and this goal is rea…
The following drug concentration-response curves show the response to Drug D alone, and the response to Drug D in the presence of either Drug E or Drug F. Using these CRCs, answer the following questi…
You are considering developing a biosimilar of a monoclonal antibody therapy. Identify the challenges you may face during development and What would you need to do to ensure the effica…
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Provide a title and accompanying abstract on the following case. Each case provides a brief patient history to give some context of the condition and various laboratory test results. The parent…
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A nurse is caring for a 4-year-old child who is receiving a barbiturate. What assessment should the nurse prioritize?
Suggest why this molecule might act as an antagonist rather than antagonist, and whether it might show any selectivity between the different types of adrenergic receptor?v
40-year-old woman who presents to her PCP with complaints of flank pain, burning upon urination, and fever 102°F. She is diagnosed with acute pyelonephritis, though the physician says she does not re…
Clients receiving warfarin therapy for afib should maintain inr of ? 2 3 5 4
Which of the following statements best describes lysosomes? They are an aggregate of loosely bound granules that are primarily composed of ribonucleic acid They are surrounded by a membrane and contai…
Johnny is severely allergic to bees and carries and Epi Pen with him at all times. While playing out in the yard, Johnny gets stung by a bee and begins to have trouble breathing. His mother injects hi…
please summarize this articles main points and expand on importance of a specialized pharmacist for IBD
Mrs J came home to find Mr J lethargic and confused. His hydrocodone acetaminophen pill bottle is empty. She states it was filled last week. At the emergency department, which medication(s) does the n…
A 60-year-old patient with diabetes has a blood pressure reading of 150/96 mmHg. After three months of increased exercise and decreased calories, the patient has lost 10 lb (4.54 kg). The patient’s fo…
record your answer using two decimal places. How many milliliters of heparin will a nurse administer to a patient who is prescribed heparin 2250 units when the medication label states there are 5000 u…
These are review questions for Pharmacology, from Chapter 16 in the book Pharmacology Principles and Applications, 3rd Edition, by Eugenia M. Fulcher, Robert M. Fulcher, and Kathy Debeansky Soto. 1 Wh…
- Ms. Johns, an 80-year-old patient, has a history of difficulty swallowing pills and has had three heart attacks. She presented in the clinic with a complaint of recurring blinding headaches. After …
Q# 6. Please read question above 6. Which of the following molecules are expected to interact with bile-sequestrant anion-exchange mechanism? CH3 CN CH3 H CH30 CI CH3 NH CH30 HO CH30 OCH3 CO,Me Tirofi…
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Indicate how the absence of proper records management can adversely affect the running of an organization ‘s information system
The nurse provides information about the treatment for hypoglycemia to a client with gestational age who will be taking insulin. What does the nurse tell the client what to immediately do if signs/sym…
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references: https://www.who.int/tdr/publications/documents/glp-handbook.pdf. Identification: GLP in the study of Pharmacology Reference No. 1 Oral acute toxicity (LD50) study of different solvent extr…
Based on the documentary film about psychotropic drugs entitled, ” Making A Killing: The Untold Story Of Psychotropic Drugging ” uploaded on youtube by Become90ForLife channel, What can you say about …
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pharmacology Ms. Greenstein, age 43, was attending a community health fair and participated in a blood pressure screening. The student nurse who took her blood pressure told her she should see her phy…
What are some conditions that can lead to some toxic medication reactions in older patients?
What is drug of choice to treat more aggressive bacterial infection s in pregnant patients.
Which drugs are effective against Staphylococcus aureus ? Select all that apply daptomycin (Cubicin) Tigecycline (Tygacil) Metronidazole (Metro) Doxycycline (Vibramycin) Demeclocycline (De…
Pour 33 mL of juice A followed by 67 mL of water into the 100 mL graduated cylinder. What is the percent strength of juice A
PLS ANSWER WITH DETAILED SOLUTION. THANKS TOPIC: Millimoles, Micromoles, and Milliequivalents NO.1 NO.2 NO.3 NO.4 NO.5 NO.6 NO.7 NO.8 NO.9 NO.10. How many milliequivalents of Lit are provided by a dai…
what the process of erythropoiesis? How does erythropoiesis influence the development of iron deficiency anemia,megaloblastic anemia,and hemolytic anemia?(1 learning objective).2. many pregnant women …
Why is it not a good idea to have a few beers or glasses of wine while taking benzodiazepines for the treatment of anxiety? Frame your answer primarily around the cellular consequences of this combin…
What is the maintenance dose of prednisone for an adult patient ? Other medications are followed: Synthroid 100mcg daily, nifedipine 30 mg daily, and prednisone 1o mg daily. Taking into account that t…
Sch13- What microorganisms are associated with infection in patients who have had a splenectomy? Sch-1 . What is not a virulence factor of gram negative bacteria? Sch-2 . What non infective conditions…
Physicians ordered Amoxil capsules for Nicole. On hand: 500 mg capsules. She is to take 500 mg BID for 10 days. How many capsules will Nicole take each day and how many capsules will you dispense for …
What do each of these medications do? Nifedipine Fosinopril Atenolol Rosiglitazone Furosemide Simvastatin Aspirin Glyburide Calcium carbonate
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Using a 10-mL graduate calibrated in 1-mL units, explain how you would measure 1.25 mL of a dye solution by the aliquot method. Use water as the diluent. show your solution.
the physician orders magnesium sulfate 500 mg/ he. the medication is supplied in 4 g/250 mg. calculate the flow rate in milliliters per hour
medical dosage. TEST NAME: CTO1 65 A healthcare provider orders nitroprusside (100 mcg/1 mL) 3 mcg/kg/minute for a patient weighing 154 lb. What rate (mL/hr) should the nurse program into the IV pump?…
Instructions Submissions 1 Score: 0 out of 5 X Question 4 A patient is receiving intravenous voriconazole [Vfend]. Shortly after the infusion starts, the patient tells the nurse, "Colors look dif…
You have been following Mr. Miller for the past 2 years. You have worked with him, trying toget him to lose weight by changing his lifestyle and nutritional habits. He continues to beoverweight (b…
- For each disease/condition stated below, identify a possible plan of care options that may include patient education, treatment options, necessary referrals, and/or further diagnostic testing. A …
SJU COLLEGE OF PHARMACY AND HEALTH SCIENCES PHR 4107 – COPD/SMOKING CESSATION CASE 2021 Case One: 1.Patient (58-year-old female) comes to your pharmacy to speak to you as she purchases Mucin…
Clearance of a compound administered IV is used as a key pharmaco*kinetic parameter. Which two of the following statements are true? (Multiple Selection type of question) A.IV Clearance is generally …
. Consider the chemical structure of Drug B to answer the following questions: a) What are the chemical and pharmacological mechanistic classes of Drug B? b) Explain using chemical structures why Dr…
Drugs affect the cell function in a variety of ways. Briefly describe and provide an example of an agonist, a competitive antagonist, and a noncompetitive antagonist
est Pharm 0 124 / 21 Cardiac Case Study Carl is a 50-year-old male who was discharged from hospital 3 days ago for an acute flare-up of his hypertension. It is 8:30 pm and he is calling nurse triage w…
The NP diagnoses hypothyroidism in a patient based on annual labwork.Patient has a history of depression and osteoarthritis.Other labs include:LDL = 168 mg/dl, triglycerides = 132 and blood gluc…
A patient has attempted suicide by taking a very large overdose of a benzodiazepine. Based upon your knowledge of this drug category, you will 1) Be very cautious in giving anything to reverse the ben…
Please show work for my understanding . Thanks UNIT TWO Systems of Measurement 21. three quarts 22. fourteen and one quarter ounces 23. ten tablespoons 24. What household measure might be used to give…
Which of the following describes prostaglandins: A.mediate pain B.mediate inflammation C.mediate protective layer of the stomach D.mediate closure of ductus arteriosis E.all of the…
True or false? drug interactions are always considered a serious medical problem, and are never done on purpose emesis should be induced by using syrup of ipecac in all cases of swallowing poison time…
Briefly explain why it is dangerous to use an inhalant anesthetic alone (ie. with no other drugs) to maintain unconsciousness during surgery?
Q1: Discuss the process of activation in the neuromuscular junction. Indicate how the neurotransmitter is released, bounded, and recycled back to the presynaptic terminal. Explain how an anticholinerg…
Which of the following is true in spastic paraplegia? a) Multiple Sclerosis can cause this neurological pattern b) Proprioceptive loss is a common feature c) Coordination in the legs is affected d) Th…
Nursing implications / concerns regarding highly protein bound drugs
A pediatric patient is diagnosed with Enterovirus influenza which is spread by contact with contaminated surfaces or exposure to a patient coughing/sneezing. What types of precautions should you wea…
What are the Serious adverse effects of decongestion?
select the best answer. A. JOSEPH NAMARI, M.D. 14 PHYSICIAN’S TOWER DES MOINES, IA Patient Name . Date RX: Inderal 30 mg 90 t.i.d. PO May substitute? yes Refils: 6 Physician Name: DEA .: on file 17. W…
The nurse wishes to teach Mr. S. about diabetic foot care. Highlight 5 principles of good foot care that the nurse will discuss.
What are the strategies for heart failure treatment? Explain the place of the drug classes used in heart failure treatment with the reasons Explain the symptoms of both hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia….
11 What is the physiologic purpose of the blood-brain barrier? Increase the excretion of drug metabolites Decrease the excretion of drug metabolites Increase the effect of drugs on the brain h Decreas…
If the stock contains 6 oz , how many doses are in the bottle 1 1/2 C. pineapple juice 8. Convert pounds to grams: 3 1b = 136/ g 9. Convert pounds to kilograms: 60 2 156 1b = 20.76kg Prescription Calc…
Fill out the table below using the listed of medications Drug Class ANALGESICS Drug name(s) Morphine Indications/Therapeutic Use Mechanism of Action Contraindications Side Effects/Adverse …
What is the difference between a thrombolytic and an anticoagulant?
Need help in formulating the apa paper to address the questions below Need help determining the ideal antibiotic that has a large spectrum of coverage . NURS615 PHARM Assignment 7.2: Critical Thinking…
tutoring help is needed with veterinary nursing pharmacology study assignment questions.questions Case Five 5. Mr. Myenter’s 14 lb. cat was diagnosed at another veterinary hospital as having megacolon…
Mrs. Anderson is a 40-year-old female. She presents to your office with complaints of fatigue, urinary frequency, and epigastric discomfort. She states she takes Tums, with minimal relief. She states …
A physician prescribed mometasone furoate monohydrate (NASONEX) nasal spray for a patient, with directions to administer two sprays into each nostril once daily. If each spray contains 50 μg of drug …
There areconflicting studies on whether ACEi and ARBs increase ACE2. How can studies using the same drug classes have different outcomes? What are some reasons why these studies might not be comparabl…
the pediatric client has been ordered Cefaclor suspension 20mg/kg/day in four divided doses.The medication is available in 125mg/5mL.The child weights 19.8 pounds. What is the total daily dose in mgs?…
From the following formula for progesterone suppository, calculate the amount to make 60 suppositories. Progesterone 60 mg Polyethylene Glycol 3350 2000 mg Polyethylene Glycol 1000 1500 mg
(TCO 15) Mycosis is the term that describes _____. Group of answer choices a rash psoriatic lesions protozoal infection fungal infection Flag this Question Question 2 2pts (TCO 16) Hypocalc…
answer these questions. which option is correct 1- a client comes into the clinic that was diagnosed with vagin*l herpes (HSV-2) 6 months ago. she is now in a new relationship. which statement if made…
Can you give me an example of receptor theory using an inanimate object as the example, using that inanimate object to explain Receptor Site, Agonist Action, Antagonist Example and Action. Thanks!
How to introduce group membersandadvisorsfor a research proposal defense? Do you have a sample format? Thank you!
Case Study 12/1: MAJOR DEPRESSION L.B. is a 55-year-old white female who presents to her family physician’s office for a yearly routine physical. Her husband passed away 5 months ago after a 2-year ba…
Question 42 A nurse should question the of sumatriptan (Imitrex) in which of the following clients? 1. An 18-year-old who’s taking hormonal contraceptive. 2. A 21-year-old with frequent cluster headac…
Calculate maintenance fluids for a 45 lb dog: Calculate maintenance fluids for a 6 lb cat: Calculate shock fluids for a 40 lb dog: Calculate shock fluids for a 4 lb cat:…
- The nurse provides teaching for a patient receiving corticotropin. The nurse will instruct the patient to contact the provider if which condition occurs? A. Muscle atrophy B. N & V C. Constipat…
what is the pharmacodynamics of the medication Norvasc/amlodipine what are the information about the drug that can be included in a patient handout
At 0700, you have 680 mL in the IV bag infusing at 48 gtt/min with a drop factor of 60 gtts/mL. Calculate the flow rate. Calculate the exact time the infusion will be completed in military time.
Ordered:Cipro (ciprofloxacin) 1.5 g tablets po bid for a patient with an infection.Available:Cipro (ciprofloxacin HCl) 750 mg tablets.Give:
them 1 . A client with myasthenia gravis reports the occurrence of difficulty chewing . The physician prescribes pyridostigmine bromide ( Mestinon ) to increase muscle strength for this activity . Th…
Topic: Synthesis of Saccharine from Toluene Direction: discuss the (1) reagents and equipments used in this synthesis, and lastly (2) discuss the step-by-step procedures. This would be your referenc…
If the amount of drug in the body declines from 100% of the dose (IV bolus injection) to 90% of the dose in 48 hours, what is the elimination half-life for this drug (in hours)? (Assume first-order ki…
TheRocephinIsmixedIn150 Ml D5W.Figurethedrip rate ifit Is toinfuse over 45 minutesand thedrop factorIs15.
Raven is undergoing vasodilator therapy to treat chronic heart failure. She often feels nauseous and experiences headache. Her doctor switches her to a different drug hoping that the adverse effects w…
Please help me answer all of this…. Take Assessment: Week 2 – Assign x BE: RX2010_Wk2_Assignment_B.pdf x + board.com/bbcswebdav/pid-8848856-dt-content-rid-53988586_1/institution/Instructional_Design…
what diagnosis of this case: cough, fatigue, and weight loss. recurrentrespiratory infectionsclubbing of his fingers, use of accessory muscles for respiration, wheezing and hyperresonance on percu…
LEUKOTRIENE RECEPTOR BLOCKERS, MONOCLONAL ANTIBODY DRUGS, AND MAST CELL STABILIZER DRUGS Describe the therapeutic effects of leukotriene receptor blocker drugs, monoclonal antibody drugs, and mast cel…
Which of the following dosage techniques results in the greatest difference between maximum (peak) and minimum (trough) concentrations after a dose? A: Small doses given at a short dosing interval B: …
5.) Epinephrine is used to treat? A.) Hyperactive nonproductive cough. B.) Acute attack of bronchial spasms. C.) Mild attack of bronchial spasms. D.) Bacterial infection of the glottis.
How many gram of dextrose in 5%dextrose water 1000mL?
QUESTION 10 1.Which of these is not an essential part of a medication order? A. The prescriber’s signature / nurse’s co-signature if telephoned. B. The date and time that the prescription wa…
A 176 -lb. client with minimal urine output has been prescribed dopamine at 5 μ /kg/minute. The premixed medication bag contains 800 mg of dopamine in 500 ml dextrose 5% in water. How many milliliter…
Which of the following is a Dopimanergic Agent used in the treatment of Parkinson’s Disease? A ) Carbidopa /Levodopa B) Tegretol C ) Benadry DIsoprotereno D ) Isoproterenol
Identify examples of respiratory drugs? Penn Foster Vet Tech Pharmacology study objectives for Applied Pharmacology for Veterinary Technicians.
Pls show the steps. How many grams of Aquabase are required to compound prescription containing: coal tar 0.5%, precipitated sulfur 1.5%, salicylic acid 1%, and Aquabase qs ad 60 g?
Briefly discuss the history of Pharmacology & cite some events and/or individuals that have resulted or made significant / great contributions in its history.
Greg has worked for six months in a pharmacy that comp0und chemotherapeutics. He has trained and is certified for this specialized work. Discuss the educational requirement and duties for a technician…
What are the risk factors that a person might have that could lead to coronary artery disease (CAD)?What problems can develop if the CAD continues to become worse?Why do you think that this seriou…
Mr. AF is visiting the B and B Dental Office in order to get some dental work done. Mr.AF is experiencing severe tooth pain, but is otherwise not sick. When asked about his medical history at his init…
- A client is receiving dopamine at 12 mL/h. The concentration of dopamine is 800 mg/250 mL of 0.9% NS. The client’s weight is 60 kg. Calculate the micrograms per kilogram per minute the client is …
label the following. In the synapses and neuroeffector junctions label the neurotransmitter as follows: acetylcholine ACH. epinephrine Epi. norepinephrine NE. Based on the schematic pictures underneat…
Mrs. William, a 75-year-old patient is with her daughter for a follow-up visit. At her previous office visit, her daughter expressed concerns of her mother’s increasing forgetfulness. You send Mrs. Wi…
The client is to receive Humulin R 15 units subcutaneously daily at 7:30 AM. Which syringe should the nurse use to administer the medication?
Compare and explain what is mainly included in the different phases that projects go through in drug discovery and drug development (drug discovery, preclinical and clinical studies).
An audit was carried out in the paediatric department of an anonymous hospital. This audit involved examining the treatments received by 10 infants diagnosed with otitis media.The guidelines for treat…
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A cream contains 6% w/w of active ingredient. How much active ingredient would be present in 120 g of cream? a) 6 g. b) 6.2 g. c) 7 g. d) 7.2 g. e) 12 g.
Pharmacology question 13. The nurse recognizes that manifestations of NSAID toxicity would include: A. Constipation B. Nausea and Vomiting C. Tremors D. Urinary Retention 14. A patient asks a nurse, &…
What are some anticipated physical finding or clinical manifestations that you expect to see in Josephine Morrow?
### I need a rational for each choices. Stating that why the correct choice is correct and the not correct choices are not correct. When assessing a client prior to the administration of digoxin (Lano…
Good day! i am humbly asking for your help in answering my assignment. Thank you. Instruction: List at least 7 driving forces and 7 restraining forces about Drug buying preferences of people (higher p…
Matching-Terms and Definitions 106. angina pectoris 118. hypertension 107. anticoagulant 119. international normalized ratio (INR) 108. antiplatelet 120. low-density lipoproteins (LDLs) 109. arrhythmi…
Can you discuss what is important to discuss OTCs (over the counters) and herbal supplements history with patients?
An experiment was conducted and the results generated are presented above. Describe what the graph shows and provide an interpretation of the results. Pharmacological data analysis and interpretatio…
can you explain to me why different patients may respond to the same drug differently.
A nurse is administer gentermicin by IV at 0900 The medication will take 1 hour to infse when should the nurse plan to obtain a blood sample for blood level of gentamicin
Which of the following is true regarding Clostridium difficile? a) Prevalence increases with age b) It’s presence always indicates active infection c) Primarily causes watery diarrhea d) Retesting sho…
Focus Questions for Module 3 Exam What lipid abnormalities is a risk factor for the development of atherosclerosis? To minimize the flushing associated with nicotinic acid, the patient should do what?…
What are other drug classsifications associated with ADRs in adults and children? For example, what about benadryl and pediatric populations or ACE inhibitors? You must think wider and further than an…
Mr. Jimbo complains of severe headaches and requests morphine, a narcotic pain medication, to control his pain. A physician orders Ibuprofen 800 mg for Mr. Jimbo’s headaches and tells the nurse, “Unde…
Q1 b)What monitoring needs to be carried out for a patient on an ACE inhibitor? c)Suggest alternative drug regimes if a patient was intolerant to ACE inhibitors. d)ACE inhibito…
Module 05 Written Assignment- Care Plan You are the nurse receiving report on your patient that was admitted as an emergency earlier in the day. A 64-year-old female underwent a right colectomy. The …
A patient has been treated for migraines on an ongoing basis and the care provider has just prescribed sumatriptan. Which of the following is the priority intervention for patient education?
How does a pacemaker work? What specific conditions is it used to treat?
(TCO 14) The typical treatment for syphilis is _____. Group of answer choices vaccination penicillin anti-retroviral drugs laser surgery
Which type of drug produces its therapeutic effects by inhibiting the effects of an endogenous ligand at a receptor? a. Inverse agonist b. Agonist c. Antagonist d. Partial agonist-antagonist
The mechanism of fluoxetine action includes: a) Selective inhibition of serotonine uptake in the CNS b) Little effect on central norepinephrine or dopamine function c) Minimal binding to cholinergic, …
Which brain imaging technique is used to detect the location of concentration of neurochemicals (such as neurotransmitters)? a. MRI. b. CT scan. c. PET scan. d. fNIRS. e. fMRI.
- Question 23 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 PFlag question Which of the following medications results in the MOST LDL lowering? Select one: O a. Niacin O b. Fenofibrate O c. Atorvastatin O d. …
Write a one page essay on why being interested to go to a pharmacy school program
4) Read Aloud Rate Corterit Submit 2021 Chamberlain University LLC. All rights reserved. Pharmaco*kinetics of Medicine The nurse medicated Mr. Jones with Morphine 4mg W. about four hours ago. Understan…
patient complain of break through pain a hour after received Morphine 60 mg IV bolus. what should nurse expect to adminster to the client next ? lidocaine patch fentanyl transmucosal morphine tablet
. Look for the meaning of the following pharmacologic indications and give one example for each indication (Drug Generic name/Brand name). EXAMPLE . Antiflatulents – Antiflatulents are drugs or a…
Which intervention is most important for the nurse to implement for a client who is receiving insulin lispro? Provide meals at the same time this insulin is given Check blood glucose levels every six …
QUESTION y 5 POILS Sav Which of the following organizations is NOT a part of the Food and Drug Administration? Center for Toxicological Research Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER) Center …
Case 1 A 48 year old woman was brought to the emergency center complaining of a sudden onset of dyspnea. She reports that she was standing in her kitchen, making dinner when she suddenly felt as if sh…
2 of 2 + Automatic Zoom 8. Define primary, secondary, and tertiary cellular responses to toxicity. Be able to give examples of each type, and understand that a single compound many have multiple prima…
A PK study was conducted comparing the exposure of the investigational drug among Caucasian and Japanese subjects. The results indicate that the Japanese subjects showed a 5-fold higher exposure than …
List one (1) benefit of becoming a member of the national pharmacy technician association that you chose? (Please be specific).
A patient who has type 2 diabetes is seen by a primary care NP for a physical examination. The NP notes a blood pressure of 140/95 mm Hg on three occasions. A urinalysis reveals macroalbuminuria. The …
True and false and fill – in the blanks – chapter 25-28 in Abrams clinical drug therapy textbook •’ A "wwi-"hu finn,- w’lisguiim {is} Wiring. "Human: lim IÉkv’mliwiilinnnu. -, mu inc…
Could I get some assistance with pharmaco*kinetics of lithium and effexor therapies?
What condition can occur when the normal intestine flora is disturbed during antibiotic therapy? Which drug name is most commonly used?
it is urgent please. Medications Questions 1. Walter, teenage patient is admitted to the hospital because of acetaminophen (Tylenol) overdose. Overdoses of acetaminophen can precipitate life-threateni…
A 50-year-old housewife complains of progressive weight gain of 20 pounds in 1 year, fatigue, postural dizziness, loss of memory, slow speech, deepening of her voice, dry skin, constipation, and cold …
If we have an Amoxicillin oral suspension of 200mg/5ml and a 5 year old child is taking 182/3ml PO q8hrs for 7 days, what the quantity the pharmacy will dispense. Please show the calculation.
Please help me answer these questions. Thank you. Cardiovascula Diseases Reading Drug Labels and Medication Orders 1. You receive the following prescription, and the drug label shown is the product yo…
A description of therapeutic use(s) of the Felodipinedrug , and why it is used for this condition(s).
What is the role of antibiotics and what is antibiotic resistance. Can you please describe the Actions in the community that have led to increased antibiotic resistance? Actions in the h…
Topic: Medication Errors According to an article by Terri Townsend, RN, in 2008 researchers estimated that potentially preventable adverse drug events kill 7,000 Americans annually. There are many way…
Tina is taking care of her mother who is taking over-the- counter medication for pain and sleeping ,and the DR has prescribed a generic drug for her mother for asthma, the mother requests information …
- Know how to treat simple and complex urinary tract infections. 2.Know how to manage UTIs in special populations (peds, pregnancy, elderly) 3 . Know how to diagnose and treat di…
Patricia weighs 147 lbs. Order: Infuse a solution of 1 L NS with 30,000 units of heparin at 24 mL per hr. Calculate the dosage of heparin the client receives per hour.
need help with these questions. 2. You are presented with the following prescription, and the drug label shows that the product is available in the pharmacy in 500 mg tablets. R Valtrex (valacyclovir)…
Which code set(s) has/have a Level I and Level II? Which code set(s) was/were implemented October 1, 2015? Which code set(s) is/are used primarily for products, supplies, and services? Which code se…
Patient Cases 1.A 47-year-old African American woman who self-initiated lifestyle therapies for the past 12 months presents for further treatment. She has longstanding HT…
Please identify the pharmacophore for this drug (parecoxib) and comment on its polarity and inozation group. If you will use handwriting, kindly, make sure your handwriting is readable. Best regards
Its urgent please A patient asks a nurse, “My doctor recommended I increase my intake of folic acid. What type of foods contain folic acids?” A: Green vegetables and liver B: Yellow vegetables and red…
A 50 year old man is being admitted to the hospital for the third time this year.He has a history of alcohol abuse, diabetes, and heart failure.He was brought to the hospital with a complaint of a…
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- Include your therapeutic goals for each problem (use the subjective and objective information listed above to help you)
A primary care NP prescribes sumatriptan for abortive treatment of migraine headaches. The patient returns to the clinic 1 month later to report increased frequency of the headaches. The NP should
From the following formula for 35 sertraline capsules, calculate the factor that would be used if a pharmacist wished to prepare250 capsules.Note: this value is a unitless number, use two deci…
For the NSAIDs listed below state if they are low, intermediate or high risk for inducing gastric bleeding. Indomethacin, diclofenac, ibuprofen, naproxen, piroxicam, ketoprofen Which drugs are…
What are factors that put Medical Patients at high risk for venous thromboembolism? What are factors that put Surgical Patients at high risk for venous thromboembolism (VTE)? iii) At which points duri…
All of the following can be advantages to IV administration except? a) Improved patient compliance b) Commercial availability of the product c) Increased onset of action d) Increase bioavailability
Why does my teacher have the word tocolytic under the drug magnesium sulfate?
week 8 quiz uta A client with tuberculosis will be starting on isoniazid, rifampin, and kanamycin for the initial phase of treatment. What education shoul nurse provide this client? SELECT ALL THAT AP…
Pharmacies are required to retain compounding records and calculations related to compounds that have been created. In a few sentences, describe why this recordkeeping would be important.
Compare and contrast the mechanisms by which ligands acting through seven transmembrane receptors and ligands acting through receptor tyrosine kinases stimulate phospholipase-C
Sabrina is a 26 year old female who has just been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. She has scheduled an appointment for a follow up with her physician but has several questions about her diagnosis a…
Please help me solve this question, kind regards. Background Information for Q4 It is a busy day in the infectious disease ward of a hospital where you are working as an intern. There are four patient…
If you add 18 g of benzoic acid to 103 g of an ointment base, what is the final concentration (w/w) of the product?
please email me answer my assignment. thank you. Calculate the amounts required to prepare the following mixtures: 1 . Orange Syrup Tincture of Orange 50 mL Simple Syrup qs ad 1000 mL Mitte: 150 mL
29 3.3 points A child weighs 35 lb. and is to receive 1 mg/kg/day. How much drug should the patient receive per day? 30 mg 35 mg 77 mg 15.9mg 30 3.4 points A medication has 300 mg in 50 mL. How many …
1 points QUESTION 87 1.Select the most effective treatment for social anxiety disorder in children. A. Bupropion and SNRI antidepressants B. Cognitive-behavior therapy (CBT) and SSRI a…
- For each of the following list of diuretics, thoroughly explain the physiological/pharmacological basis underlying the ability of these agents to “mask” prohibited drugs in the urine: furosemide…
Case Study: You are working in the emergency room and are caring for Mr. Jones who has come in with suspected pneumonia. Mr. Jones is a 75 year old male who is having difficulty breathing so his wife …
A patient has an order for PEN VK 15kg/hr PRN for URI. The drug is available 160mg/5ml. The patient weighs 5.45 kg. How many mLs of medication should the nurse administer. (round to the nearest tenth)
What are the etiology, signs and symptoms, diagnostic tests, and treatment for chronic kidney disease, hypertensive kidney disease, diabetic nephropathy, nephrotic syndrome, end-stage renal disease, a…
Hi im doing an assignment relating to renal salicylate excretion after aspirin, aspirin and activating charcoal, and aspirin and urine alkinalysing sachets. Im confused on if i should be graphing tota…
What do you understand by reverse vaccinology and how will you design vaccine to cure SARS-CoV-2. Prediction of CTL epitopes for vaccine designing needs to qualify the three parameters: (a) antigenici…
Discuss the mechanism of action, side effect profile, and important information that patients should be aware of when using acetaminophen.
working and ans pls 4) The physician has ordered Digitek 0.125 my oral every 48 hours for a patient with atrial fibrillation. The medication is supplied as Digitek 125 mcg per tablet. How many tablets…
During quarterly communication meeting with QA, annual product review group has raised concern over inconsistencies that were found in the deviation reports. With evidences, they have explained that e…
During change of shift report, a hospital nurse reminds the colleague who is coming on shift that a client’s transdermal patch for treating Parkinson’s disease must be changed at 09:00. The colleague …
In a pharmacy, what is recommended dosing usually specified by?
A healthy 2-month-old child was brought to your clinic by her parents. The child is a full-term infant with no concerns. Her exam is normal, and she had received her Hep B #1 in the nursery. Q1. …
Briefly describe the current opioid epidemic. What lead us to this state? What are some waysin which we could combat this epidemic? What are some current barriers to these proposed ways?
The diuretics hydrochorothiazide and spironolactobe are often given together because
come up with a creative way of expressing your thoughts and insights regarding the anti-smoking and drug prevention specially your ways of dealing within this challenges.
The PMHNP recognizes that which patient would be contraindicated for antidepressant monotherapy?
. What is anthelmintic resistance? How does it differ from that of antibacterial one? What a strategy you suggest being a veterinarian to combat this menace?
explain the short-term and long-term impact of diabetes type 2 on patients. including effects of drug treatments. Be specific and provide examples.
Write a drug card for each medication listed below. A drug card will need to be created for each of the 25 medications. Each drug card must include the following: 1) Generic/Trade Name. 2)Drug…
which medication is typically prescribed to treat menopausal symptoms in a woman who has had a hysterectomy?
Describe two provisions from the ANA Code of Ethics that may be in conflict when a nurse is asked to quarantine a patient.
Online Class Activity : (3 points) See A&A guide for posting instructions Explore weight loss management and treatments that are used today Discuss the prevalence of obesity in US among children D…
antibody-complex radoopharmaceuticals are more complex than combination vaccine products? true or false
Define prescription and the parts of a prescription. Determine the kinds of incorrect prescription. What are the conditions that cause the prescription to be incorrect in #2? At least one example of a…
AaBbCcDdEe Normal An unusual feature of endocannabinoid signaling is that: O no antagonist is known O they interact with a g-protein receptor the endocannabinoids travel backwards across the synapse t…
can you explain how to search for the right answer Check John Larsen’s documentation and orders for errors, then interview and educate him about the medication you will administer. After administering…
The nurse is caring for a client who has developed malignant hypothermia. Identify 3 priority actions the surgical team will need to implement.
WHAT is the difference between medicinal chemistry and pharmaceutical chemistry??
Olanzapine has been prescribed for a new client. What should the nurse assess or confirm before administration of olanzapine?
This activity provides you with the opportunity to create pertinent patient education on the pharmacological agents associated with the vSim activity. You will utilize this activity for each drug list…
Psychology questions 1. John Locke was the first major British Empiricist. He is associated with all of the following ideas except A. The only important principles of association are spatial and tem…
Write the full electronic configuration for each one of the following: Phosphorus Sodium Calcium Krypton Bromine Carbon Nitrogen Fluorine Hydrogen Silicon
Consider the following concentration-response curves : Responses to an agonist drug (drug A) are shown above. Curve A is the response to drug A alone. Curve B and curve C are the response to drug A in…
how to learn about Nitroglycerin? what are the side effects? when is it used?What it cant be used with?
Ordered:promethazine 20 mg IM stat for a patient with nausea.Available:promethazine HCl injection 50 mg per mL.Give:
A patient will start on an anti-seizure drug that has a half-life of up to 42 hours. When will the patient achieve steady state?Betweendays anddays. (Answer to the nearest whole numbers.)
According to the two-state model of receptor activation _______ are believed to bind _______. Agonist, only to receptor in the active conformation Antagonist, only to receptors in the active conformat…
- TB is a 22 year-old college student pulled over by police while driving erratically. The officer smells alcohol on TB’s breath and conducts a sobriety test-which involves counting backwards from 10…
Written assignment 1.what is a diuretic? Why are diuretics given? List five classifications of diurentic? Learning Objective(s)1 2.what nursing assessment are essential when …
give one example of a drug that isconsidered a class IA Sodium Channel blocker
Enumeration: Medications used to treat hyperlipidemia (Classification of the drug only) Supply the specific drug classification that acts as diuretics in the following parts of a nephron. Loop of He…
What is the post-synaptic receptor(s) at the ganglion in the sympathetic nervous system?
Provide the questions to ask when taking a drug/medication history
Question 4 (2 points) () Listen A child weighing 45 lb has an order for Acetaminophen. The adult dose is 325 mg. What is the dose for a child? ( a) 97.5 mg (b) 50 mg O c) 100 mg Question 5 (2 points)
“Pixie is a 7 year old FS co*ckapoo (dog) weighing 36 lbs. She is presented today because her owner noticed her hair getting thin. ( tutoring help is needed with questions 1- 13. thankyou). 1. 2. 10. 1…
Medicinal plant: Goji berries ( Lycium barbarum) Male Fertility – Title: Brief, clear, concise and informative. The title encapsulates what your report is about. – Abstract: Outlines the following are…
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The resident is be treated with combination of antiviral medications for hiv and locally active antiviral medication that include zidovudine and acyclovir the nurse is presenting information on antivi…
Pharmacology Pause Remaining: 00:05:00 A nurse is reviewing the laboratory results of a client who received a dose of sodium polystyrene sulfonate. Which of the following findings should the nurse ide…
AS is a 17 year old student who experiences frequent migraines. Upon further questioning, she reports that the migraines typically begin around 2 days before menses and continue for about 1 week. How …
Alma Pope is a 78-year-old client with a history of heart failure. Her treatment regimen includes hydrochlorothiazide, digoxin, an ACE inhibitor, and a potassium supplement. She has been hospitalized …
Describe pharmacodynamics and pharmaco*kinetics in pediatric patients
How is Denatured Alcohol, USP different from Alcohol, USP?
This may seem like an odd question to ask, but in your opinion how would you suggest studying (learning) these meds? Any meds for that matter, I have my first med pass Thursday and need to have these …
A nurse is preparing to administer eyes drops to a client. Which of the following are appropriate nursing interventions related to this procedure?
The target INR for a patient can be affected by other disease states, diet and therapeutics.The clinical outcome may be an increase in the INR and a possibility of haemorrhage or a decrease in the I…
Explain the benefits of pharmacogenomic testing. Regardless of your personal opinion, take the “pro” side of the argument and find evidence to support why more clinicians should be using this in…
Which item below represents the best choice of anti-hypertensive agents? A.Amlodipine (Norvasc) for a 38 year-old patient with diabetes B.Lisinopril (Zestril) for a 70 year-old patient with a CrCl…
when might a nurse practitioner choose not to prescribe a class IC agent to a client with hepatitis C? Chron’s disease interstitial disease cystic fibrosis hepatitis C
I.A type B adverse drug reaction (ADR ) is one that is unrelated to the pharmacologic action of the drug. They are precipitated by secondary pharmacologic actions of the drug, may be unpredictable, an…
Continuing education and continuing professional development are essential to maintain and build competencies related to the pharmacy technician’s role and professional advancement as a technician. Th…
What are some of the common disease or problem that can affect the gastrointestinal organ system? What are the risk factors for developing this problem? How can this problem be diagnosed? How migh…
response 1 Response One: Did you know that as of 2014, an estimated 400,000 people die each year due to medical errors? Why do you think this is? List several ways that you can prevent medical errors …
- a) Ethanol and fomepizole both decrease ethylene glycol toxicity however, they have different pharamco/toxico*kinetics. What are the specific kinetic differences? (2 points) b) Under normal condition…
List three (3) symptoms a nurse should monitor for after administration of Insulin in a client is unable to eat.Suggested Pharmacology Learning Activity: Insulin Therapy
Jo Voluntary intake of a drug is to as habitual intake is to a. caudate & putamen; nucleus accumbens b. nucleus accumbens; caudate & putament c. dorsal striatum; ventral striatum d. prefrontal…
a nurse is teaching a client who has active pulmonary tuberculosis about management of medication for the disease. which of the following statements is appropriate for the nurse to make. (a) you shoul…
A 65 year old woman with a sulfonamide allergy and you would like to recommend a diuretic as an add-on therapy to lower her blood pressure. Which of the following would be an appropriate choice for th…
How many mL of a 38% w/w HCl having a specific gravity of 1.250 is required to make 1.5 L of a 15% w/v dilution?
Question 163 [1.00 pt(s) ] Which one of the following drugs does NOT bind to plasma protein to a significant extent? A. ketoprofen B. allopurinol C. propranolol D. warfarin Question 164 [1.00 pt(s) ] …
Completely and thoroughly describes the amount and types of manufacturing equipment and personnel necessaryfor a pharmaceutical company that makes prescription drugs and over the counter medicines.
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Drugs that inhibit angiogenesis have garnered interest for their anticancer properties. While cancer treatments are often used in combination with each other, why could anti-angiogenic therapy never…
For biomedical medical product using FTA establish and record how can manufacturing process negative impact on product quality and patient safety
A patient is admitted with phenobarbital overdose. Which prescribed action would be of greatest priority?
I’m trying to find practice questions on a few topics for graduate level pharmacology for advanced practice nursing. I have spent hours searching for them and having barely any luck. Topics include An…
Theophylline (which is metabolized primarily by CYP1A2 of the hepatic cytochrome P450 system) was administered to a patient via a constant intravenous infusion and produced a steady-state total plasma…
- A nurse is caring for a client who requires a crisis intervention for acute anxiety. Which of the following actions is the highest priority? A.Protecting the client from injury B….
Step 1: Complete the Sig Code and patient instruction table worksheet. Write the translated patient instructions in the table below. Provider Sig Code Translated Instruction to Patient T 1cap po bid x…
Question: confirm the analyte and quantify the purity of fentanyl. two people with potential fentanyl overdose are admitted. Both patients have some of the powder samples with them. Using the informat…
a drug submission sent a regulator (for example health canada or the food and drug administration in the USA ) a thousands of pages in length if you are requested to ensure the information is complete…
Which of the following is true regarding CD8 positive cells? Select one: a. Can be classified into Th1 and Th2 subgroups based on their biological function b. Can bind free virus c. Do not produce IFN…
Do MAO non-selectively inhibits monoamine oxidase or do they more specifically Inhibit the reuptake of norepinephrine, serotonin, and dopamine?
The nurse is caring for an older adult client who has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease and who will soon begin drug therapy. What nursing action will best promote safe and effective drug th…
– Risedronate was administered to 33 subjects as a tablet and an oral aqueous solution (30-mg risedronate) and as an intravenous infusion (0.3-mg risedronate) to determine the bioavailability (BA) of …
Maddi Cook is a 11-year-old girl, admitted to the ward for chemotherapy management of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia (ALL). Maddi has been feeling unwell for the last couple of days with increasing let…
The warning sign of a future MI is _____. heart block atrial fibrillation angina pectoris premature contractions
Need help calculating for each of the ingredients in the compound with work shown A prescn’ber wn’tes a prescription for the following compound: Hydroquinone powder 2% Urea 5% Salicylic acid 10% Fluoc…
Check Tina Jones’s documentation and orders for errors, then interview and educate her about the medication you will administer. After administering the medication, interview Tina and monitor her for …
The ______________________ of action is when a drug begins a therapeutic response. That is, concentration has reached therapeutic level.
please fast answer without explain 12.Which of the following drugs is used in multiple sclerosis? a. Amantadine b. Interferon beta c. Interferon gamma d. Interferon alpha
A physician’s order is for ampicillin 0.75 g p. o. BID. The available drug is ampicillin 250 mg/capsule. How many capsules should be given orally twice a day to provide the appropriate dose?
A 74-year-old patient has a history of hypertension, mild renal failure, and angina. The patient is on a low sodium, low-protein diet. The most recent BP is 106/84. Should the nurse give the patient b…
- Order: Tazidime 300 mg IM q.6h Reconstitute with mL diluent for a total solution volume of mL with a concentration of mg/mL. Give: ML 3ml
Neurologic system Patty O’Furniture, a 21-year-old college student, is brought to the emergency department in status epilepticus. Measures are taken to ensure her safety and to prevent injury, and an …
Hello, How does lithium have an effect on GSK3? (bipolar disease topic)
Make Nursing Care Plan. Provide with complete Nursing Diagnosis. Refer to NANDA book Scenario: Mark Young, a 63-year-old male, single and works as a handyman in a rural farming community and is quite …
Which of the following calcium channel blockers is NOT used to treat A V-node related arrythmias? C A. Diltalizam B. Amlodipine O C. Verapamil
- Which new admitted client should the nurse assigned to roommate with a client diagnosed with aplastic anemia ?
Reflecting on current health care challenges regarding the ongoing emergence of antimicrobial resistance organisms what actions can a nursing practitioner take to help prevent drug resistance
A patient is receiving cisplatin as part of her treatment for ovarian cancer. Which nursing diagnosis is appropriate for this antineoplastic drug
pharmacology. Question 5 (1 point) Saved What are the two treatment indications for Digoxin? Select all that apply. V Supraventricular dysrhythmias Hypertension Angina V Heart Failure
The physician orders atorvastatin calcium 10 mg po once a day. Available are 0.01 gms atrovastatin tablets. What is the correct amount to be given?
hello, i’m stuck here. I think it is rhe last one but i’m not sure. ps: a: reduction of postcharge b: reduction of venous pressure c: increased diuresis d: bloking of the receptors od the aldosterone….
___________ Order:Heparin, 8000 U (units) SQ daily. Available:a multidose vial that is labeled 5000 U/mL. How many mL will the patient receive? ____________Order:Digoxin 0.125 mg. Available:Di…
Question: 1.Calculation / Number Needed to Treat Tom is observed in hospital overnight and discharged the next morning with a prescription for inhaled budesonide. This drug has been trialed as a means…
A patient with an admitting blood pressure of 230/140 mm Hg is receiving nitroprusside at 100 mL per hour. If the concentration of the bag is 10 mg in D5W 1000 mL, calculate how many micrograms (MCG) …
The nurse is preparing to administer potassium chloride to a client who has a potassium level of 5.8mEq/L. Which of the following findings should the nurse withhold the medication? blood pressure of 8…
attached in picture. Please choose THREE drugs from the list below. . hydrocortisone . methylprednisolone . prednisolone . prednisone . betamethasone . dexamethasone . calcitriol . calcitonin-salmon ….
Hi, I need help finding the answers to two workflow maps, I have included the pictures below Drawing-2.1 Particulates in Vial Non-viables (non living components) Viables (living microbes) Glass Partic…
How is Diprivan used and should it be used in the ambulatory setting?
please fast answer without explain 3.Which of the following antivirals inhibits integration of viral genetic material into human chromosomes? a. Stavudine b. Enfuvirtide c. Raltegravir d. Mara…
Good day! I need some help in answering my assignment. Your help is greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance <3 A. Introduction: Good supportive care is the backbone of any successful therapy of…
The drug digoxin has a 70% bioavailability. Describe the processes involved in causing a drug having a 70% bioavailability.
List three drugs that may cause seizures and three drugs that may lower the seizure threshold.
Is anyone available to help with this case study? For a family nurse practitioner Case Study One HCS/507 Version 5 1 Case Study One Present Illness Mrs. Jones is a 56-year-old Caucasian female who rec…
A patient who previously reported feeling better on the current drug regimen suddenly reports that the drug seems to have stopped working. This is known as: Tachyphylaxis Side effect Adverse effect To…
Prior to assuming care on a client, you review the client’s medical records found below. Admitting diagnosis: Hypertensive crisis, tachycardia Past medical history: Hypertension, atrial fibrilation Pa…
Zach is a 29-year-old male with asthma who lives in Atlanta. It is springtime, so the pollen is extremely thick. He monitors himself and is considered at present to require step 1 care in his manageme…
- Where does drug biotransformation occur?Give the most important organ’s name first and then give at least 2-3 more organs directly related to biotransformation
Explain the "first pass" effect. First pass effect is when a drug is metabolized by the liver before entering the systemic system and going to the desired site. Which medication routes bypa…
Select the correct mechanism of each enzyme or drug enlisted below: Choices: Inhibition via Cellular Alteration Enzyme Activity Blockade Pathophysiological Blockade Hyperactivity Blockade 1. Met…
Common Diseases Caused by Fungi Table 49-5 page 1195: Disease Organism Predisposing Symptoms Tests and Conditions and Specimens Transmission Thrush (oral Oral: during birth yeast), valvovagin*l candi…
a nurse provide medication education to a client with terminal cancer. the physician has ordered morphine (ms contin) is scheduled two drug, for the patient the nurse determines that teaching has occu…
Please show your so I may know how to get the right answer and explain your reasoning, thank you very much!. Emulsion dosage forms (2 points) 4. What is/are the major irreversible physical stability i…
Case Study Pt is a 55-year-old male, he was seen by his PCP after 3 days of worsening SOB severe on exertion. He reports he requires to rest with only walking 10 – 15 meters, previously he could walk …
A dose of Gentamicin was administered via IV and peak concentration of drug in plasma was 7.2mg/L. This drug follows first order kinetics and drug concentration decreased to 42% of its peak value in 3…
Order; 5 units of regular insulin TID Available; Regular insulin 100 units/mL. How many units of insulin would the patient need in 24 hours? 1) 15 units 2) 5 units 3) 0.15 units 4) 3 units
Make 100 popsicles, each popsicle is 15 mL: Nystatin suspension 100,000 U/mL400 mL Red Food Coloring5…
First-line therapy for a patient with acute otitis externa (swimmer’s ear) and an intact tympanic membrane includes: 1-swim-ear drops, 2-cipro and hydrocortisone drops, 3 amoxicillin, 4 gentamicin oph…
Justify The failure of local anesthesia by dentist in some cases especially for men over 60
Make a review of related study of the articles provided. https://www.jabfm.org/content/30/3/331 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5642364/
250 mg of Amoxicillin has a displacement value of 0.2 mL in water for injection. 20 mL of water for injection is added to a 1 g vial of Amoxicillin. What is the concentration in mg/mL of Amoxicilli…
you weigh a patient and find him to be 250 lbs. The MD asks you to convert this to kilograms (kg). What is the patient’s weight in kg?
Part I 1. (I) The plasma membrane’s property of selective permeability is observed in both active transport and passive diffusion. (II) Assuming permeability rate limitations, membranes of the muscula…
According to the textbook, Lehne’sPharmacotherapeutics for Advanced Practice Providers , there is a lack of clinical research trials for all drugs for pregnant women and no drugs are tested during…
What term describe the usage of a medication for purpose other than the FDA-approval indication on the labeling A Controindicative Indication B off-indication usage C off-label usage D secondary Indic…
Based on the figure below, Drug 1 induces an “open state” type of block on the voltage-dependent K + current recorded from an axon with the voltage clamp technique.You are given an unknown Drug 2 an…
- Compare and contrast various suppository, insert, and stick dosage forms in terms of physical appearance, size, and shape · 2.Describe the advantages and disadv…
explain the role of clinical ethics and its impact on uk pharmacy practice? think about the pharmacy technician role
A patient in Urgent Care is experiencing dehydration due to severe emesis. He is administered Normal Saline 1 Liter over 4 hours. What is the percent of Sodium Chloride in Normal Saline? Group of an…
Chapter 10 Antiviral Agents 1. Briefly describe problems related to treating viral infections. 2. Describe the characteristics of viruses responsible for respiratory vi…
- B is a 45- year old male taking sildenafil and tamsulosin. The patient’s wife confides that her husband has been taking sildenafil and tamsulosin but she isn’t sure why they were prescribed. Why ar…
Should the CNP order any labs for L . P. at this time ? Why ?
1)The physician has ordered 120 mL of Normal Saline to infuse over 45 minutes.The nurse will set the IV pump at _______ mL/hr 2)The physician has ordered 25 mL of ondansetron to infuse…
please help answer this question You mentioned co-administering the drug Primidone, with Propranolol, as an option.Please describe the Mechanism of Action of Primadone and state which physiologic ef…
I need citations for these, please…APA 7th edition https://healthychildren.org/English/health-issues/conditions/ear-nose-throat/Pages/Children-and-Colds.aspx https://healthychildren.org/English/safe…
Through the attached data survey below, what do you think are the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats you can enumerate in dealing with the current system of dispensing medication to the…
Assignment 02: Basic Neurosciences This week’s chapter is heavy duty neuroscience. But it’s important to understand it in order to understand how the drugs work. Psychoactive drugs, herbal or pharmace…
A NURSE IS PREPARIG TO ADMINISTER A PRESCRIBED ANTIBIOTIC AND IS AWARE THAT THE MEDICATION IS SELECTIVELY TOXIC. THE NURSE UNDERSTANDS THAT THIS MEDIACTION:
You decide to have him stop the pseudoephedrine related to his elevated blood pressure. You also have him stop cimetidine related to the interactions with his Coumadin. What do you need to do now?
Identify amino acid residues involved in the binding of sildenafil and its derivatives to PDE5. With an aid of a diagram, describe these binding interactions
may clot. 44. Which of the following is the most likely adverse effect from the use of heparin? a. Leukopenia d. decreased cognitive function b. Hypercalcemia e. Lupus like syndrome c. Bleeding 45. A …
A pharmacist tries to prepare a o/w emulsion by obtaining a desired release of a drug from formulation. What statement can the pharmacist states to show correct consideration?
over the counter drugs may be purchased without a prescription. if a patient is currently taking medications or has recently been treated with medication, what is the most valuable information you can…
Presentation and Written Requirement for this project are as follows: 1. Identify and describe the activity/game/toy and the age group it was developed for, including colour texture, sounds and what m…
1)A client is to receive lovenox 40 mg daily subcutaneouslyasprophylaxis following hip surgery.Available is 100 mg/mL.How much would the nurse administer? 2)When should the nurse notify the…
Please check my work especially no. 10 I’m not sure if it is correct because of the word “tid” Thanks!. Direction: For this activity, the following are problem-solving exercises. You will be asked to …
the 4 ques plllls i need your help Match the drug description (left column) with the drug name/ class/ category (right column). Please, note that drugs from the right column can be used once, mor…
You are a brand-new pharmacology student working in the lab of the world-famous Dr. Albert Einstein! Dr. Einstein mentions that his daughter suffers from seizures and so he designs a medication called…
Go to https://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/list-all/and find 10 herbs or supplements that you are interested in. When you click on one, you need another click on the name to get to the full info sheet….
Compound W has an empirical formula of C 10 H 13 NO 2 . Given are the following spectra. a. Determine the degree of unsaturation for the compound. b. Assign five pertinent peaks in the IR spectrum. c….
âHello, I am Lillian Tudor, and I was married to my high school sweetheart, Earl, for 53 wonderful years. He died 2 years ago and I miss him to this day. Earl and I had three children, two of whom pa…
a nurse is teaching a client who has a prescription for a drug that has a receptor agonist effect. which of the following information should the nurse include
Discussion Part Three (graded) Emily subsequently returns to your clinic 5 months later, and decides to inform you that within the first 3 months after treatment, she struggled with a severe bout of d…
Use an example to explain pH trapping ;include the chemistry, transport mechanisms ,organs, tissues ,and drugs involved and indicate what pKa equals.
How does coumadin toxicity enter cells of the cardiac system (cardiac myocytes, endothelial cells, and fibroblasts), and what happens to them?
You are the nurse for a patient with Type 1 diabetes. You need to administer insulin by continuous I.V. infusion at 12 units/hr. You hang a bag of insulin solution on the IV pump. The bag contains 150…
- Predict if proton transfer is possible between ethoxide and acetylene. Explain your reasoning.
How would the nurse administer the medication etanercept ?
Digoxin oral tablets have bioavailability of approximately 70% (F=0.7). If the oral dose of digoxin is 0.25 mg, then the appropriate IV dose to achieve the same serum concentration would be about: A.?…
what are important components of a biological assay?
An analyst was asked to verify the concentration of phenobarbital in Luminal, an anti-seizure medication. A phenobarbital stock solution was prepared by dissolving 0.2499 g phenobarbital in a 1 L volu…
Fill the blank: 1.If an order states that a drug is to be inhaled, the method of delivery is _______________________ 2.Placing atable under the tongue is ________________admini…
Are there any interactions with the commonly prescribed Parkinson’s medications and common antidepressants
What are some names and descriptions of off-label drugs that require extra care and attention when used in pediatrics?
Amphetamine and methamphetamine affect synaptic transmission by Select one: a.increasing catecholamine reuptake. b. increasing metabolism by MAO. c. releasing dopamine from vesicles into the cytopla…
make a summary of the most important from chapter 1 to 6
Please can you do a system disorder template for DKA. DISEASE PROCESS Complications of diabetes mellitus’ priority Intervention for daLatic ketoacidosis REVIEW MOD Alterations in Pathophysiology Relat…
Johnny is a 6-year-old boy recently diagnosed with CF. Dr. Choo has just met with Johnny and his parents. They have come to your office for instruction and answers regarding the respiratory care Johnn…
express reason Question 12 TABLET % LC (Weight Variation) % LC (acetaminophen) 92.96846325 94.37537852 92.27123090 92.93111152 93.03071614 92.35838494 93.09296902 8 94.45008199 94.42518083 10 93.44158…
If glutathione becomes depleted in a human or animal, how may the metabolism of drugs and toxicants be affected and what are the potential consequences?
Discuss the differences between therapeutic, prophylactic and metaphylactic use of antibiotics in livestock.
Order: cefazolin (Ancef) 0.375 g IM q6h How many milliliters of diluent will you add? Please round to the nearest tenth HDIG mom H5" mum-om Cefazolin for lnieotiun, USP 19mm For [H or W [loo 10 H…
what kind of interactions occur between Ritalin and its analog enzyme? (any analog enzyme)
Case Study 2 Miss ET is a patient with learning difficulties who is a known epileptic. She was admitted to hospital 5 weeks ago with difficult to control seizures and ended up on ICU. She is now back …
You have an order for a 1000 mL bag of D5 to infuse over 12 hours with a drop factor of 20. The bag was started at 0800. At 1400 you notice that 625 mL remains. A) What is the initial calculated rate …
design a phase 3 clinical trial that tests the efficacy and safety of a theoretical new drug in treating the high blood pressure condition or disease. plz show your reference
List/define the major operations involved in Drug Product manufacturing.
Descubrimiento que marcó el inicio de la época de oro de la farmacología: La glucosa El antibiótico La insulina El antiséptico
Order: lithium carbonate 600mg at bedtime. Available: Lithium citrate syrup. Each 5mL contains lithium carbonate 300mg. Each unit dose container contains 5mL. How many mL are needed to administer the …
A client diagnosed with heart failure is being taught about drug interactions that can occur with digoxin. Match the medication or herbal supplement with resulting interaction: Potassium wasting diure…
Administer 50mL of an antibiotic solution over 30minutes using a micro drip set. you will give _____ get/min
Your patient with an infection receives ampicillin 500 mg IV q12h. How many milliliters of diluent should be added? How many milligrams are in the vial? How many milliliters will you administer for ea…
You are seeing a 45 year old paramedic who reports with a mild fever, malaise, a productive cough, and dyspnea. She reports on going symptoms for over 3 weeks. She is frustrated that she is having to …
Information: 1 unit insulin: 15 grams CHO Mr. Smith had 1 cup of OJ (30g), 2 slices of toast (30g), ½ cup of cream of wheat (15g), 1 egg, 1 tsp of sugar free jelly, and 1 cup of coffee. Questions: Ca…
A patient swallowed 80 mg of drug “A”, he absorbed 60 mg and the liver extracted (metabolized) 40 mg, what is the bioavailability of oral drug “A”? If you know that the Vd of drug “B” is 6 L, what is …
Why down regulation of transthyretin protein is important?
Describe the role of norepinephrine and serotonin in depression and mania.
what is D4 receptor role in schizophrenia and D4 antagonist mechanism with reference?
- Why has the pharmaceutical industry been so successful historically? 2. What is your assessment of the pharmaceutical industry at the time of the case? How is competition changing? What factors…
difference between pharmaco*kinetics and pharmacodynamics , complementary and alternative medicines in the patient’s point of view one drug of abuse and report it’s impact on the patient’s health
write three paragraphs summarizing what a hospital pharmacy is, the roles of a hospital pharmacy, the characteristics a good hospital pharmacist should have
description of the patient case from your experiences, observations, and/or clinical practice from the last 5 years. also describe factors that might have influenced pharmaco*kinetic and pharmacodynami…
- Describe the role of immune modulators. What is the difference between immune modulators and immune suppressants? 2. Protecting a child from injury and infection is an important nursing considerati…
Part III — Pharmacology In this section, you (or your group) will become a small pharmaceutical company that is trying to develop a drug that can be used in the ER to treat tetrodotnxin poisoning. T…
PQ1 KT is a 72 year old woman who has streptococcal endocarditis (PCN MIC ≤0.12 mcg/mL=highly susceptible) on a native heart valve. Assuming the patient has no known drug allergies, w hich of the fo…
Identify the six toxicological principles that are applied in evaluating a poisoned individual. Give an example of two of these principles. This is for a Toxicology class. The subject box does not hav…
Please answer the questions attached. Thank you very much! Scenario 2 The specialist orders ibuprofen (an antiinflammatory agent that breaks down into an aspirin-like compound) for arthritis for a pat…
An older adult client with heart failure and 2+ pitting edema is prescribed furosemide. Due to the effects of furosemide, which additional medication should the nurse recommend to the client to supple…
ML is a retired registered nurse (RN) who has been given the diagnosis of Stage A heart failure. She knows from her RN education that she will definitely be placed on digoxin as a therapy. She remembe…
tutoring help is needed with the precautions slots for the following chart for immune drugs Complete the following chart for immune drugs: Group Name Specific Drug Uses Side effects Precautio ns Gluco…
JT is a fifty-five-year-old man with a three-day history of worsening shortness of breath, fever, chills, right-sided chest pain, and productive cough. He states that the initial symptoms started appr…
The drug premarin should only be used in women with out a uterus because it increases the rick for uterine/endometrial cancer? Is it all forms of the estrogen only drug; patch, gel, cream…m
How many minutes will it take to infuse 1 L of D5W at 3mL/min? How many total milliliters of fluids are required for 24 hours? How many grams of dextrose will the patient recieve in a 24hour period?
A 57-year-old female patient (weight: 44 kg) with a history of CF diagnosed at age 3 is admitted through the emergency department overnight for treatment of a pulmonary exacerbation. Her FEV1 is 22% p…
Question number two…give one example per each blank space…………………….. \ i ‘ um – es e t3 as arm a mm rm Language New Delete PlWK’HS Nex! Yuck , Com ‘ ‘ lune: Canes’ [Killmnqm ~ I…
What medication interacts with alcohol and, therefore, must not be taken during therapy or for three days after stopping the drug? O metronidazole penicillin O ciprofloxacin O nitrofurantoin Question …
How many grams of coal tar should be added to 1 lb of Coal Tar Ointment, USP, to increase the strength to 2%? Coal Tar Ointment, USP contains 1% coal tar.
Pharmacology Shadow Health Focused Exam: Hypertension and Type 2 Diabetes digital patient Arun Patel
Discuss the use of conventional mood stabilizers in the treatment of bipolar depression. For this discussion, list at least two medications that have an FDA approval for bipolar depression. What are t…
What is the neurotransmitter(s) at the tissues in the parasympathetic nervous system?
List the members of the neurotrophin family of neurotrophic factors and their receptors. (2 marks) b) Describe how the neurotrophins interact with their receptors to produce their effects in neurons. …
order: medication Z 20 mg per kg, q6hours. Available: Medication Z, 50 mg/mL The patient weighs 68 kg. How many mL per dose will be administered to the patient
Please review the language below related to EU Drug Device Combinations in the EU and U.S. Combination Products. Please present your observations and comments regarding the differences and similarit…
the physician has ordered an antibiotic for your patient. Ordered is ampicillin 1 g IV every 8 hours. The medication is available from pharmacy in 100 mol 0.9% NS. It is to be infused over 20 minutes….
please fast answer without explain 17What is the main advantage ofthe sublingual administration pathway? Select one: It avoids first pass metabolism it is suitable for a large number of drugs Lo…
Justify the correct answer and incorrect answer from the given question QUESTION 1: capsular tightness has limited a patient’s ability to fully extend the left knee, what joint mobilization technique …
This is a case study . please read all the aspect of the question and with considering the ( symptoms, lab test result, medications ) please answer the question. ( answer should include : any change o…
Do the drugs in a drug class all have the same side effects? Or does every drug have a different side effect in a class? For example H2 blockers, cimetidine, famotidine, nizatidine, and ranitidine, ha…
Hello, Thanks for your answer, can you please provide a reference
Herpes zoster can bring debilitating complications to elderly patients if not recognized and treated early on.Fortunately, two revolutionary vaccines are now available to help prevent disease.…
can you please break down the steps for a heprin drop equation
How should Heparin be administered for prophylaxis: IV, IM, or Subcutaneously How should Heparin be administered for a DVT/PE: IV, IM, or Subcutaneously
A nurse is preparing to administer Diazepam 300 mg PO in equally divided doses every 12 hr for a anxiety disorder. Available is Diazepam oral suspension 125 mg/5mL. How many mL should the nurse admini…
You are the charge nurse on a busy medical-surgical unit. One of your subordinates comes to you and advises that she witnessed another nurse taking narcotic pain medication from the dispensing machine…
1) Discuss the classifications of medications (drugs). ***Pay close attention to the request of classifications and not drug schedules. 2) Discuss references (tools) that you can use to identi…
PDR Assignment Complete the PDR assignment. The Physician’s Desk Reference or PDR is a collection of manufacturers’ prescribing information on prescribed drugs. It is updated annually and designed…
If 3g of Zovirax ointment contains 150mg of acyclovir, what is the concentration?
What is the Pharmaco*kinetic and Pharmacodynamic Processes of Buspirone and citalopram?
The physicians order for prinivil is 20 mg p.o. BID for high blood pressure. The drug available is prinivil 10 mg tablets. What amount should be given orally twice a day
be sure tutors,, A 22 year old woman makes an appointment at the GPs to discuss her acne. She has also noticed that light patches have appeared on her arm after a recent holiday in Spain. She has a hi…
Reflecton the content Pharmacy Regulation via State and Federal Governance using the below questions as a guide, at a minimum: Research the Durham-Humphrey’s Amendment (1951). What were its most sig…
- How is each physiological vital sign monitored in surgery? 2. Which types of monitoring are considered invasive? 3. Name four types of anesthesia? 4. What kinds of surgical procedures may b…
As the PMHNP you are considering adding aBenzodiazepine After assessing the client you have decided to chose a Benzodiazepinethat has a long half life. Which of the following has a long half lif…
SN : 345674 RX: Coal Tar and Salicylic Acid Ointment Sig. Applico dolent. part. b.t.i.d. Mitte 30 g Baharom Baharom Bingsoo, MD Indication (1 mark) : Prescription screening (2 mark) i) Prescription er…
Case Study & Discussion Questions John is a46-year-oldmalewho presents for hisyearly physical examination. He has no complaints. Previousmedical history is notablefor obesity and hy…
The nurse needs to administer amphotericin B 0.5 mg/kg IV daily to a person with histoplasmosis who weighs 129 pounds. How many milligrams {mg} of the medication is the person receiving each day? {Rou…
Variation in the sensitivity of a population of individuals to increasing doses of a drug is best determined by which of the following?
In today’s world, there is a growing need for new and innovative drugs, vaccines, biologicals, diagnostics and gene therapeutics, particularly now that people are getting older and more and more micro…
Complete the table. Complete this table Name of medication Dose Pharm Therapeutic Med Adverse Nursing Therapeutic (generic / trade) (High- Class use / Mech. purpose? reactions / implications / respons…
1.explain the gate theory of pain.Give examples of how is blocked according to the gate theory.Consider how the gate theory applies to pharmacologic and non pharmacologic measures to control pain.(1 l…
I have to write a 2200 word essay on the following “Transporter proteins: function and pharmacogenomics of drug response”. I need help with breaking down this question into 3 or 4 paragraphs (or more)…
Relate high cholesterol build up with grapefruits’ taking during bedtime. Do all HMG CoA Reductase Inhibitors (statins) need to be taken at bedtime and never with grapefruit? What pharmaco*kinetic prin…
Question: I have a case study of a 34 yof who has HIV and ART-naïve, she has CD4 count of 477. The question is: Is prophylactic therapy for any associated opportunistic pathogen indicated in this …
A patient has had great difficulty controlling hypertension with standard drug therapy. She says, “My neighbor couldn’t get her blood pressure down until the doctor started her on hydralazine (Apresol…
what iş the molecular pathway and opinion treatment for anxiety disease?
Which are the conditions that are an indication for the administration of prednisone, a corticosteroid?
See attached question.. LS?! Week 2 Lab Worksheet In this lab you will use LEGO chromosome models to relate the events 01′ meiosis relate to Mendel’s Laws. Part 1. Modeling Meiosis Using your LEGO…
How will you differentiate the RA 9163 to RA 7077 in the line with the implementation of the national service training program in the higher education institition?
Please help me! Research about fat soluble vitamins 1: What is it and what is it used for? 2: Give all methods it can be taken 3: Give a prescription medication that it supposedly would replace (examp…
- Will you focus on any specific information when taking the patient’s history or performing an assessment, given that she is using these drugs and herbal products?
you have a patient that weighs 58.2kg. You need to start them on a heparin drip with a bolus of 80 units/kg then continue with 14 units/kg/ht. The beg you get from pharmacy is 25,000 units/100mL. Give…
Written assignment cultural factors and their influence on medications In this written assignment, select one cultural factor such as health beliefs, language, perception of time, environment control,…
Question 8 Lactulose oral solution 10 g is ordered t.i.d. Available is a container of Lactulose 40 g / 60 mL. How many tsp will the nurse administer to the patient? _______ tsp(Write numerical valu…
Which antidepressant would be best for a person with serious renal disease? Select one: a. a neurotransmitter reuptake inhibitor b. one with 90% renal excretion c. a drug with biliary excretion and…
Would like some steps to refer to where I have went wrong with my own calculations, thanks! Adrenaline eye drops strong APF 13 contains boric acid as the adjusting substance. You need to replace it wi…
medical dosage. TEST NAME: CTO1 23 A client is prescribed a drug as 0.3 mcg, q4h. Calculate the dose of the medicine per day. O 1.5 mcg/day O 1.2 mcg/day 1.8 mcg/day 0 0.9 mcg/day BOOKMARKED CLEAR 19 …
dehydration nursing care plan for a 5-month-old female. The picture below is the format the care plan needs to be in.. Nursing Dianosis (problem) Outcomes (SMART) 4-6 Interventions Rationale for Inter…
Can anyone assist in providing a detailed description of each step of the following purification process? Process: Pectinase being purified out of penicillium.
- This patient has a potentially serious medication-related problem. Which statement best describes that potential problem?2. The physician decides to discontinue his propranolol. Which best explai…
The nurse is preparing medication for a 30 month old child with Otis media in the right ear. The child weighs 33 pounds. The physician has ordered Keflex, 50 mg/kg/d in equally divided doses every 8 h…
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Generate a listing of drugs whose Physical – Chemical characteristics make them a candidate for incorporation into a transdermal dosage form.
A physician orders diphenhydramine (Benadryl) 50 mg IM q 4h. The available stock is 25 mg/2 mL. Calculate the amount to dispense.
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which action will have the greatest impact on the patient’s commitment to adherence to any type of medication therapy? a. providing medication education that the patient can easily understand b. sched…
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A 45-year-old man develops muscle pain two weeks after starting a statin. What additional information will you need to better assess this patient?
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Research and review how diuretics decrease intracranial pressure, intraocular pressure, and intravascular pressure and identify a medication for each.
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Write 3 things you have learned about pharmaceutical process validation (general manufacturing) then Write 2 things you find interesting and a question you have concerning the topic.
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A total of 300 ml of 0.04% (w/v) of Fluphenazine solution needs to be prepared from 0.01 M Fluphenazine stock solution. How many ml of stock solution is required? Fluphenazine MW = 437.5 g/mol.
A stock pint pf sodium bicarbonate contains 60% solution. The physician prescribes 1.5 L of 15% sodium bicarbonate solution. Hint: just because the solution is provided is a pint bottle does not mean …
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Describe the challenges of maintaining confidentiality of patients in the computer age. Define each component of nonverbal communication, and discuss its importance in communicating with customers.
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In correlating with the half-life of clotting factors , protein C & S , and the use of Heparin , what makes warfarin to have a slow onset of action? Why warfarin’s maximal effect is only observed …
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The elimination half-life of a drug was found to remain the same at high and low plasma concentrations in a patient. Discuss some possible reasons why this is so.
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Define the following terms: Pharmacology Pharmacodynamics Pharmaco*kinetics Pharmacogenomics Drug Chirality Receptor Agonist Constitutive or basal activity Partial agonist intrinsic efficacy Inverse ag…
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A prescription for Novolog flexpen U-100 insulin states “Inject 8 units SQ before each meal.” What is the days’ supply for a 3 ml pre-filled pen?
The Nurse Practitioner is performing patient education for a woman who will soon begin treatment of hyperlipidemia with simvastatin (Zocor). The patient has asked the Nurse Practitioner if there are a…
Describe and explore the role of the advanced practice nurse in pharmacotherapy. Apply current theory of pharmaco*kinetics, pharmacology and pharmacodynamics to specific disease/patient conditions.…
A.)Morphine is an agonist, buprenorphine a partial agonist and naloxone an antagonist.What is meant by these classifications and how do they differ in their interactions with receptors .B. On a conc…
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How many doses of Heparin 5000 units are available in a multidose vial of 4 mL Heparin sodium injection 10,000 units/mL?
6 month old who came in for well-child exam. Patient’s immunizations are up-to-date. What are the vaccines the child will receive
A nurse is assessing a client who has been taking lithium for one year. Which of the following client reports is the nurses priority a) Transient fatigue b) Weight gain of 2.7kg c) Mild thirst d) Blur…
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A solution of ibuprofen contains 150g in 800mL. What is the percent strength of this solution?
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Please help me quickly Which statement describing the MOA and the SAR of cephalosporins comparing to penicillins is FALSE: Select one: O a. Cephalosporin analogues have built-in higher acidic and b- l…
When preparing drugs for parenteral administration, __________________________ should be used.
Please answer the questions as they are or better still Lehne’s pharmacology for nursing care textbook can be use for additional information. Thanks 1.Describe the blood brain barrier 2.Describe t…
The synapses is an area between two neurons that allows for chemical communication. In 3-4 sentences, explain what part of the neurons are communicating with each other and in which direction does the…
Describe a LMWH and IV Xa inhibitor dosing regimen using the agents below if this had been an option by the pharmacist. Weight base for Mrs. Jean, initiate the following PE treatment doses using Mrs. …
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The nurse is preparing a care plan for a patient who has been newly diagnosed with type 2 diabetes mellitus. Put into correct order the steps of the nursing process, with 1 being the first step and 5 …
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One of your patient’s daughter came to your pharmacy, she shared her mother’s death with you. Her mother was died in a car accident a week ago. You know her mother, she is always taking her medication…
Which medication is least recommended in elderly patient with depression Nortriptyline Amitriptyline Desipramine Trazodone
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For fixed-dose combination products, can one of the drug substances qualify for a BCS-based biowaiver, while the other does not?
A patient with severe adima is ordered to receive ethacrynic acid 25 mg. it is available as 50mg/3ml. in ml, how much medication will the nurse administer to this patient
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Adrenaline eye drops strong APF 13 contains boric acid as the adjusting substance. You need to replace it with sodium chloride. What mass (g) of sodium chloride (SCE = 1.00) is required to make 20 mL …
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Drug A has an EC50 of 10 nM and a maximum effect of 95%. Drug B has an EC50 of 75 nM and a maximum effect of 100%. Drug C has an EC50 of 190 nM and a maximum effect of 34%. All three drugs have equal …
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I need to identify a controversial psychotropic medication used for children for a specific mental health diagnosis. any medication or class of medications but needs to be controversial.
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Order: give medication X 30,000 U po. Available: Medication X 100,000 units/3ml. How many mL will be given
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Which one of the following drugs or drug classes is not indicated for treatment of depression? A. Buspirone, B. SSRI, C.Tricyclic antidepressant, D. Bupropion The immunization that protects against th…
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A patient returns to your pharmacy with an antibiotic suspension that does not appear to be working as it has in the past. Your first thought might be the development of anti-bacterial resistance, but…
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A client has endocarditis and is taking gentamicin. The nurse will be sure to monitor which of the following?
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The PMHNP is attempting to treat a patient’s chronic pain by having the agent bind the open channel conformation of VSCCs to block those channels with a “use-dependent” form of inhibition. Which agent…
A patient has the following volumes of distribution: deuterium oxide: 40 liters inulin: 13 liters E…
Jane has had a severe headache for the last 12 hours, a fever of 102°F, plus a stiff neck. Following a lumbar puncture, Streptococcus pneumoniae was found in the culture along with low sugar leve…
Heat sensitivity, spascity, and visual impairment are symptoms most likely associated with which disorder? Select one: a.Alzheimer’s disease (AD) b.Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) c.Parkinso…
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Harold Benson is a 64 year old was laid off of his job due to changes in the economy.His income has decreased significantly and he is worried about providing for his family.He is has a feeling of …
75-year-oldclient is admitted to the hospital with lower GI bleeding. His hemoglobin on admission to the emergency department is 7.3 g/dl. The physician prescribes 2 units of packed red blood cells …
Which birth scenario will require pharmacological intervention? Group of answer choices Rh(D) positive mother carrying a Rh(D) negative baby after birthing a Rh(D) negative baby Rh(D) negative mother …
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How did the BS Pharmacy students in the Philippines respond to the problems associated with online internship programs?
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Please answer and little explanation needed What is the definition of accountability What is the definition of critical thinking Medication under the tongue is known as: Medication placed in cheek of …
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Which labs would be monitored when a client is receiving anti-coagulant therapy and why?What are the antidotes for different anti-coagulants?
When recommending a dose of 800mg of Ibuprofen PO for emergency pain relief, you should advise your patient to avoid_________ 1- diuretic 2- alcohol 3- opiates 4- blood pressure medicine
order 500cc LR to infuse over 10 hours ( drop factor: 60). How many drops per minute?
which of the following is not correct concerning oral administration of sympathomimetics decongestants?
Label the following: In the synapses and neuroeffector junctions label the neurotransmitter as follows: acetylcholine: Ach. epinephrine: Epi. norepinephrine:NE. Based on the schematic pictures underne…
A Pharmaceutical Company has developed a new oral film for the treatment of oral ulcers through the solvent casting method. To find out the consistency of film thickness and the process control, the q…
Choose a disorder of the female reproductive system and detail a medication that would be used to treat the disorder. Detail mechanism of action, potential side effects, drug-drug or drug-food interac…
a patient with schizophernia has been nin adherennt with his home medication regimen. He requires frequent admissions to the intensive psychiatric unit for treatment of acute psychotic episodes. which…
An older adult client was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease 2 years ago, and the client’s symptoms have gradually worsened. What nursing diagnoses are likely to apply to this client? Select all that …
- Based upon the data presented in the figure below, what can you tell about the drug efficacy, potency and/or binding affinity of these drugs? Which drug is the most potent?Which single drug or dr…
A hospital client with heart failure has begun taking digoxin. What should the nurse include in the client’s plan of care?
You have 3 patients that needBiaxin(clarithromycin) for an uncomplicated skin infection.The first is a child that is 10 years old, the second is an adult that is 42 years old and the third is …
Drugs Affecting Blood Pressure and Diuretic Agents Instructions: Please research the answers to the following questions, using the pharm: Ebook, Lippincott Advisor, and your CoursePoint product. Uploa…
What aging processes affect the functionality of the liver? Question 5 options: a) Decrease in blood flow to the liver b) Decreased glomerular filtration c) Decreased GI motility d) Decreased …
Q:Discuss the patient handling and technical limitations of capsule base dry powder inhaler technology.
You have an order for 65mcg/kg q8h. The patient weighs 230 lb. The medication strength is 0.1%. Instructions are to push in 15 second intervals over 1 minute. How many mL will you push each 15 secon…
1 A patient with a history of atrial fibrillation would like to stop taking warafin and would like to start taking apixaban (Eliquis) so that she can avoid coming to the clinic for monitoring. You wil…
7-It is desired to reach 10 mg/L steady state concentration of aminophylline in a patient The half life of aminophylline in this patient is 8 hours, and the volume of distribution is 30 L Calculate ( …
A patient has liver dysfunction. How will this affect their ability to metabolize their medication?
Which of the following excipients may be used to limit the presence of microorganisms in a liquid formulation? a) Purified water b) Sodium lauryl sulphate c) Benzalkonium chloride d) Ascorbic acid
The nurse is teaching a client taking a monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) about dietary changes required to minimize adverse effects of the drug. The nurse determines that the client understands a lo…
what’s the name given to the drugs oragent that relieves pain without causing loss of consciousness eg .Tylenol, Advil, Motrin)
Which of the following medications does not cause sensitivity to sunlight: (a)Dantrolene (b)Doxycycline (c)Frusemide (d)Paracetamol
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Summarise how pain is processed in the body including pathways and substances released in the inflammatory cascade? Explain why even after the initial cause of pain is dealt with some people may still…
- Select an immunoassay technique, used to screen urine for drugs of abuse, to conduct some research on. Using your research and this module’s content: a) Briefly describe the immunoassay technique y…
Identify the available treatment strategies for CAP in an adult outpatient with comorbidities.
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The US Food and Drug Administration has issued a warning for users of antiepileptic drugs. Vase on the report the nurse will monitor for which potential problems with this class of drugs? A. Increase …
- What is the main purpose of using rotary evaporators in the pharmaceutical API synthesis? Why is it important not to overfill the flasks with solvent? What can happen if flasks are overf…
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Can you please help me to answers the question below? EVALUATION OF RESEARCH STUDY CRITIQUE “Randomized controlled trial of levonorgestrel versus the Yuzpe regimen of combined oral contr…
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Pharmacological management of glaucoma focuses on the reduction of intraocular pressure by increasing the drainage of aqueous humor, decreasing the production, or both. What drug classes are used to r…
a patient taking lithium for mood disorder should eat
Which antibiotics (vancomycin, piperacillin/tazobactam, tobramycin) will be impacted by this new onset renal impairment?
A peripheral neurotransmitter responsible for transmitting information about tissue injuries at peripheral receptors to the central nervous system (CNS) is: Select one: a. gamma-aminobutyric acid. b. …
What would you expect if the pregnant mouse is given the drug Latrozole?
1- A 27 year old woman present to her 12 week OBGYN checkup with reports of dark tarry stools for 3 days. During the ultrasound, she reports occasional abdominal pain but denies coffee-ground emesis o…
A nurse is collecting data from a client who is receiving continuous IV therapy. Which of the following findings is the nurse’s priority?
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What is a therapeutic application? What are the the major therapeutic applications and mode of action for these drugs? a) albuterol( Pro-Air, Proventil HFA, Ventolin HFA) b) salmeterol (Serevent) c…
Young Adulthood begins with the individual being on the verge of attaining several major life tasks. By the end of the Young Adulthood period, the individual should have successfully attained: …
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an explanation of whether or not you think the prevalence of HIV cases might be attributed to increased complacency due to more advanced drug treatment options.Then, explain how health care profession…
What are the primary process considerations for the storage and distribution of PUW?
Which of the following statements accurately describes the mechanism of action of ipratropium (an anticholinergic)? It stimulates ß1-receptors, causing bronchodilation it stimulates B2-receptors, cau…
You’re short on ibuprofen stock solution, so you need to make as much as possible. You have 50 mL of 25% stock solution, and the prescription calls for 10% strength. How much of the medication can…
Differentiate between the beta-1 receptors and the beta-2 receptors to select the primary effects of stimulation by epinephrine on the beta-1 receptors.
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Use a half-life of 8 hours to determine how much drug is left in the body at 4 p.m. after a 500-mg dose was taken at 8 am.
A medication is supplied as 2 grams per 100 mL of Normal Saline. The patient is to receive 2 mg/kg of the medication. The patient weighs 220 pounds. How many mL will be administered?
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The nurse is caring for a client who overdosed on codeine. The nurse knows that the effects of the overdose can be reversed by giving the client?
If the infusion rate for epoprostenol sodium (Flolan), using a concentration of 3000 ng/mL, is prescribed as 10 ng/kg/min. Calculate the infusion delivery rate in mL/h for a patient weighing 41.0 kg
A child and/or young person has been identified as having extreme and lengthy tantrums on a regular basis that fall outside normal levels of this type of behaviour and a personalised behaviour support…
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When performed properly, nebulization will deposit the drug directly onto the surface of the bronchiolar epithelium. True False
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In the module you were introduced to the different methods for reimbursem*nt physicians free for services and capitation. Free for service structure can be an incentive for over treatment; whereas cap…
Question 15 A 70-year-old male is diagnosed with essential hypertension. His family physician considers initiating antihypertensive therapy with doxazosin. The physician may have chosen this drug beca…
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Study assignment- NSAIDs/Opioids- This assignment is intended to be an adjunct tool to your studies in pharmacology.There will be two assignments this week and the next replacing the points for the …
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I have a pharmacology ATI test coming up that I must pass, any suggestions on how to study for it?
. The biotransformation of this drug: Choose all that apply. Partial credit is allowed for each correct answer, and negative scores are allowed for incorrect answers. O CI OCH 3 O OCH 3 CI O N N O S…
Why RBC substitutes difficult blood substitutes to formulate? explain in details
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#3 A nurse is preparing to administer methylprednisolone acetate 0.05 grams IM. Available is methylprednisolone acetate injection 80mg/mL. How many mL should the nurse administer? (Round your answer t…
- A seven year old who presents with two lesions on the extremities is diagnosed with impetigo. Which topical treatment is most appropriate? a. Clotrimazole (Lotrimin) cream b. Mupirocin (Bactroban…
Order depakene 0.5 g p.o. daily for 1 week, then 1 g p.o. daily beginning the second week. Available 16fl oz depakene syrup labeled 250 mg per 5 ml. How many milliliters will you administer per dosage…
I need to write about these questions 1) What interests you most about the pharmacy profession? 2) What area of pharmacy practice interests you at this point. 3) Why is it important to have a career p…
Order: ” I.V. 2/3 & 1/3 at 75 mL/hr with 20 mEq KCl added per litre” Available: KCl 30 mEq/20 mL a) How many mL KCl are added to each bag? b) How many ampoules are needed for needed for a 2…
I need help with this dosage calculation, CALCULATE THE DOSE AND WEIGHT OF DRUG YOU ARE ADMINISTERING FOR EACH OF THE FOLLOWING FOR THE PATIENT INDICATED. these were the instructions
A nurse is imitating IV therapy for client who had a right-sided mastectomy. In which of the following locations should the nurse place a catheter? 1. Most proximal site 2. Left arm 3. Wrist 4. Cordli…
Q3: Why do we need to include the reference wavelength when using the spectrophotometer to read the MTT? (1M)
In calculating the following dilution; 115ml of a 9% benzocaine solution must be diluted to a 4% solution, you notice the final volume of 250ml was provided by a fellow technician.The final volume s…
Give a brief description of pneumonia, and main symptoms and complications. Give a brief description of the vaccination and how often it is administered. what are the at risk groups which should b…
A container holds 54 milliliters of medication. How many full 1.25 milliliter doses can be administered from this container? Question options: 108 54 27 43
- An adult patient who has been diagnosed with a rectal tumor is scheduled to begin treatment with cisplatin. The nurse has conducted patient teaching about the possibility of nausea and vomit…
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What is the difference between diabetes insipidus and diabetes mellitus? 2. Compare and contrast use of oral and parenteral antidiabetic therapy. 3. What should the nurse teach the patient about Sli…
8 of 11 stop and Think: Define the tonicity of the solution inside the bag relative to the outside Based on your definitions, hypothesize the direction the solution will move (in or out of the bag) an…
It was found the intracellular cAMP levels also increased in the presence of Sildenafil, a potent vasodilator. Briefly explain Sildenafil mechanism of action and how it can be used in the clinics?
6,13. 6. A physician wants 250 mL of a potassium permanganate 1:2500 solution. The available potassium permanganate is 5% stock solution. a. What volume of stock solution is needed for this order? b. …
Is this drug bempedoic acid active as the parent compound?If not, what must occur for activation?
Discuss how gastric and intestinal motility influence drug absorption. Why is this significant when taking care of the elderly population? Discuss the impact antacids have on drug absorption. Provid…
Which following would show positive coagulase test? Select all that apply, and explain. Gram negative E.Coli Gram negative Senterica Gram negative P.Aeruginosa Gram positive S. aureus Gram positive S….
A patient has an insulin sensitivity factor of 1:13. The nurse administers 2 units of insulin. How many mg/dl will the patient’s blood sugar drop?
A 48-year-old man comes to your office with a 6-day history of worsening cough productive of green sputum. He has had fever and chills. He complains of pain in the right midback with deep breathing or…
You are a PT working in a pharmacy. Your pharmacist goes for an hour lunch break and leaves you in charge of the pharmacy. During that time, one deliveryman arrived at your pharmacy to deliver 40 Oxyc…
How many garms of opium containing 15 w/w of morphine and how many grams of lactose should be used to prepare 150 g of opium containing 10% w/wof morphine
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contraceptive intrauterine device quality attributes and manufacturing process parameters for priority testing
Please complete the questions with examples.. 1. What are your thoughts on drug resistance? Included examples, causes, risks, future trends, and how this impacts future generations and treatments. 2. …
which following medications have pulmonary anti-inflammatory properties? singulair or spiriva
Which of the following is a pharmacological effect produced by narcotic agents.
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List of manifestations of Myocardial Infarction in the: Elderly, men, women, and diabetics similarities and deference’s
Why should you have a patient remain seated in the examination room for 15 minutes after eceiving an injection, antibiotic, or allergy shot? This gives you time to chart and clean up. The purpose is t…
Hemooglobinopathies?Identify the characteristics, diagnosis, and treatments of hemoglobinopathies.
Metabolic syndrome is a growing issue in the United States. Much of this is attributed to a sedentary lifestyle and poor diet choices. Discuss the pharmacologic treatment of at least five physiologic …
8.A woman who is 32 weeks pregnant has developed significant hypertension which must be treated. What medication options does the Nurse Practitioner have and why?
Create an ADPIE (ASSESSMENT, DIAGNOSIS (subjective& objective) , PLANNING, INTERVENTIONS, EVALUATION for Patient C Drug: Cetirizine Name/Rm No.: Patient C ( Rm203 ) Age: 18 Sex: F Civil Status: S …
Clinical researchers are constantly looking for research participants who either have specific disease conditions or are healthy volunteers. There are several websites that match patients to studies…
Was NSG6005 test and exams recently changed? for this period there is not knowledge check only exams? Please let me know
What are the two main types of Renal Replacement Therapy (RRT)? Discuss its function in AKI.
A 50-year-old woman with osteopenia will begin taking raloxifene (Evista). When counseling this patient about this drug regimen, the primary care NP should tell her to: Group of answer choices stop to…
After reading the chapter about pharmakinetics, the text indicated that the weak spot in the blood-brain barrier, the chemical trigger zone, triggers vomiting in an individual to eliminate toxins in t…
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Ordered:Monocid 600 mg IM.Available:cefonicid 1 g for reconstitution. How many milliliters will you administer?
Answer the following questions using these rules: Round the answer ONLY at the very end of the calculations. If less than one unit, round to the 100th (0.746 becomes 0.75) If more than one unit,…
The actions of nicotine and caffeine on the heart include: A.blocking ion chanels B.reducing sodium permeability within cardiomyocytes C.increasing channel activity D.increasing potassium permeability
An older adult male was found unconscious in his bedroom with several different white pills besides his bed, but no labeled pill bottle can be found. He is rushed to the emergency department for treat…
HI! NEED HELP. PLEASE ANSWER Choose only 2 in 10 STAR PHARMACIST : Lifelong Learner and Communication Explain it briefly. What are the traits or virtues pharmacist must possess to become 1 of the STAR…
- Briefly describe the principle behind the Bligh and Dyer extraction method. 2.The choice of solvent is of importance for efficient lipid extraction.Discuss.
Please help answer the following questions 12112’ivy . "?[:J’ H stmichaelcollegepopuliweb.com — Private 11] The physician orders an IV of 1000 mL D5W.45% normal saline to infuse over 8 hours….
Describe the roles that carotid sinus and aortic arch baroreceptors have in regulating cardiac output.
There are four general classes of lipid-lowering drugs: niacin, fibric-acid derivatives, bile-acid sequestrants, and HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors. Describe the pharmacodynamics, pharmaco*kinetics, and …
Across 4. An abnormal and unexpected response to a drug. 8. The passage of medication molecules into the blood from the medication’s site of administration. 10. Unintended, secondary effects that a m…
Medical dosage. TEST NAME: CTO1 31 A physician gives the following order: "Infuse 0.9% sodium chloride solution, 2.5L over 15 hours." What is the mL/hr flow rate for continuous infusion? 100…
What are the signs and symptoms of HPB? How is it treated? And whatbare the most common procedures to fix the peoblem?
Inhaled corticosteroids are recommended first-line for COPD for GOLD Grade B. true or false?
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please help fringe will you use? 20. The prescriber ordered Zanosar (streptozocin) 500 mglm-Id IV for 5 days. Read the label in . Figure S.5. (a) How many grams will a patient who has a BSA of 1.8 m- …
pharmaceutical name, pharmaceutical manufacture, benefits of use, and any potential side effects of acetaminophen
Whilst at the World Cycling Centre, Daniel Teklehaimonot was diagnosed with tachycardia (fast heart rate). The provider orders a nonselective beta blocker, propranolol to lower the heart rate. Referri…
Physician’s order: Give 1200 ml D5W to patient. What is the metric weight (in grams) of the dextrose in this bag of fluids?
Ganglioplegic ..? Hexamethinium .. why it doesn’t do paralysis.. because it block nicotinic receptors in the ganglion ?
Case study: Suppose ABC pharmaceutical operate worldwide with 6 manufacturing facilities in different parts of the world and several sales center and warehouse. Each facility around the world has thei…
Fármaco terapia A) Defina los diferentes tipos de efectos que pueden tener los fármacos; terapéuticos, secundarios, adversos y tóxicos. Luego seleccione dos medicamentos de su preferencia y mencio…
Identify six places/processes where errors occurred and specify whether each was an error of omission or commission. When you identify the place where the error occurred, be careful not to blame the i…
1-The licensed prescriber orders cephalexin 500 mg po q 6 h for a 99 lb school- age child. Available is cephalexin 250-mg capsules. The recommended daily dosage is 50 to 100 mg/kg/24 h divided q 6 h. …
- The label on a vial of staphicillin reads 500 mg per mL. The MD ordered 2 grams to be administered. How many milliliters should you administer?
The patient diagnosed with pneumonia awaits an order for antibiotic therapy. The patient expresses concern that some antibiotics can cause liver, or kidney damage. This patient has a history of hepati…
R.J is being seen in the clinic today for follow up. The nurse is taking a drug history and finds the patient has been taking sucralfate four times a day for the past 3 months, ondansetron as needed, …
Ch 57 Drugs Affecting Gastrointestinal Secretions 1) Draw the GI tract. Indicate where in the GI tract each group of drugs used to affect GI secretions works. What Is the therapeutic action of each …
The healthcare provider prescribes magnesium sulfate 1 gram IV every six hours for four doses. After the first three doses have been given, how many mg of magnesium has the client received? (Enter num…
i need help. Some of the side effects of the adrenergics may include; palpitations, or tremor, tachycardia, cardiac arrhythmias, hypertension and hyperglycemia.
A patient presents a prescription for Pyridium. It is the first time she has taken this drug. The pharmacist is busy, and the patient does not want to wait for counseling. You know the medication is g…
Please show work not only the answers. Thanks 2. Which is larger, kilogram or milligram? 3. 1 ml = 4. What units of measure are used in the metric system for: a. liquid capacity? b, weight? 5. 1,000 m…
Written assignment 1.Draw the GI tract. Indicate in the GI tract each group of drug used to effect GI secretions work. What is the therapeutic action of each group of drugs? Learning Objec…
List the components and percentage strengths of the following IV solutions D5 1/4 S D5RL D5NS 10 mEq KCL
A procainamide drip is ordered for 2mg/min. The standard mixture of procainamide is 2 g in 500 ml. At what rate should thecIV pump be set?
It is known that both Receptors A and M belong to the same receptor class, and they are expressed in the same tissues. Therefore, the drugs Y and Z should also bind Receptor A with similar affinity. D…
Discuss pharmaco*kinetics, pharmacodynamics, dosage, use, potential interactions of Methocarbamol.
I need help with home work question Idazoxan will decrease the vasoconstrictor effects of tyramine, but not affect the vasoconstrictor effects of noradrenaline BECAUSE idazoxan blocks the entry of tyr…
The nurse is caring for a client who has been diagnosed with invasive aspergillosis. The client has been prescribed voriconazole 6 mg/kg IV q12h for two doses then 4 mg/kg IV q12h. The client weighs 1…
What are the current medical use of lithium? [including diseases in which it is prescribed (i.e. indications), major side-effects and any major patient groups in which its use is not recommended (i.e….
Please help me! 1. Give three reasons why dispensing errors occur 2. Define the following parts of a prescription – RX or superscription – Inscription – Signature – Subscription 3. List and define the…
1.You need to prepare a 47 mL of a 24% syrup/soda “prescription” . To do this, you can use the 80% syrup solution and the 10% soda solution that you have in stick. How many mL of each solution do you …
Scene #6 IV Furosemide drip has been infusing overnight. Morning labs were drawn, and the lab technician called the nurse with a potassium level of 2.3. The physician was notified. IV potassium replac…
Please interpret the following order: Give Mr. Ross, 0.63mg Levalbuterol HHN tx via mask QID and Q1PRN. Pulmicort BID and keep SPO2 >92% via NC.
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Pharmacology Packet Purpose: To become knowledgeable about common pharmacological interventions in the care of the mother and newborn To administer medications accurately in the care of the mother and…
Help pleased with these problems. A Help Center ? Question 46 Of the following, which can cause impaired ciliary activity? I. Dehydration, II. Thick mucus, Ill. High FIO2, IV. ET tubes 1.82 out of 1.8…
Calculate ( based on the usp quantities) the theoretical amount of water in mg equivalent to 1 ml kfr
How they will affect the patient, side effects (major side effects), when to use vs when not to use for the following: • Antipsychotics • Bipolar medications • Sedatives • Anxiety Medications …
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What are Acetylators ? What are the foods that induce or inhibit cytochrome P-450?
A female patient has been taking chlorpromazine for about a year. She has been having problems with orthostatic hypotension and akathisia, and has needed to take benztropine mesylate to avoid dystonic…
After secretion some hormones are metabolised in their target tissues, that makes them : Select one: A. more active B. less active C. inactive D. equally active When the G-protein falls apart upon act…
client who is receiving continuous IV lidocaine and has a respiratory rate of 10min
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- Discuss the role of the basal ganglia in controlling movement. Support your discussion with a known medical disease example.
Administration of ophthalmological medications requires some explanation. What are the important points that you would review with a patient when teaching how to instill ophthalmic drops and when teac…
You receive an order for 0.98 grains The medication is available as 5 mg/1 fluid dram. How many milliliters are needed?
What are some of the reasons why people use performance-enhancing drugs?Do you think that people can become dependent on performance-enhancing drugs? add citation not older than 10 years This discus…
A 1-year-old male weighing 28 lbs is diagnosed with acute otitis media and will be treated with amoxicillin/clavulanate (Augmentin®). The recommended dosing is 90 mg/kg/day, divided every 12 hours. H…
What do you find wrong with this statement? 3)If a medication was not given to a patient at the right time, the nurse should report that the error had occurred because the error could have caused ha…
Osmolality of normal human plasma in an adult (in mOsm/L) is ?
a)) ..differentiate 3 phases of drug action and give your comprehensive answer and then site your source/s. a. Pharmacodynamic Phase b.Pharmaceutic Phase c.Pharmaco*kinetic Phase
what are the differences between the types of diabetes such as type 1, type 2, gestational, and juvenile diabetes?
is there any correlation between source and dose?How does acute toxicity versus chronic toxicity relate to this?
The more ___________ a baseline, the easier it is to detect the effects of small doses of a drug. Group of answer choices variable trending bouncy stable
stages of inspiration in the correct order. Airflow into Right pleural Left pleural and out of cavity the lungs cavity Using the above figure for reference, place the stages of inspiration in the corr…
QUESTION 12 What is the drug-food interaction between atorvastatin and grapefruit juice? O Increased risk for myopathy O Rhabdomyolysis O Atorvastatin serum levels are increased, O All of the above ar…
Hypertension or high blood pressure is one of the most prevalent cardiovascular diseases in the United States. It is often called a “silent killer” of individuals who may be unaware of this condition….
In my own words describe the pathopharmacology of the eye.
A 72-years old lady was admitted to an emergency department with the reported symptom of chest pain that radiates to the left arm and neck. The patient was then treated with the following medication r…
Como calcular los dias de tratamiento en los siguientes problemas verbales. Dispensar gotas oticas de 10mL, con la siguiente asignatura: Sig: Echar 3 gotas en el ojo derecho cada 6 horas. Dispensar go…
The nurse is providing medication teaching for a client who recently received a prescription for clozapine (Clozaril). Which instruction should be included in this client’s teaching plan? Avoid prol…
Order: Dopamine 1 g in 250 mL of D5 1/2 NS. Infuse over 90 minutes. How many mL/hr will be administered?
- Question 31 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Remove flag A patient in severe pain requires administration of an opioid agonist. Which route of administration would be the most appropriate? Sele…
Can you please help me to answer my homework question. Thanks. ceimpact PHARMACY EDUCATION Individual Reflection Questions The Individual Reflection Questions below are for your personal reflection on…
In addition to oil-in-water and water-in-oil emulsions, there are also double emulsions called water-in-oil-water (w/o/w or WOW) and oil-in-water-in-oil (o/w/o or OWO). WOWs are more commonly used b…
- what are five (5) services that community pharmacies provide to patients? 2. how does bar-coding help ensure the right patient gets the right drug at the right time? 3. how is bar-coding bene…
A nurse is preparing to administer midazolam 0.2 mg/kg via Iv bolus. The client weighs 220 pounds. How many mg should the nurse administer. Round the answer to the nearest whole number.
Need to write the importance of Bioavailability Study in the Development of Oral Dosage Forms in detail.
A patient with AF takes Digoxin 125mcg od and Warfarin 3mg od. The prescriber wants to add Amiodarone to the treatment plan. What is the problem with this prescription and what can be done to allev…
- A patient consumed the following by noon.What is the approximate total liquid intake the nurse will document? Breakfast: 180 ml coffee, 6 oz. water, half pint of milk into 3 oz. cheeri…
Task 2: You are working as the Pharmacy/ Dispensary manager in your area of work and a junior colleague discloses to you that they observed one of the senior members of staff with five unlabelled boxe…
The Order: give PenG 400,000 units IM bid.The PenG is available as 250,000 U/mL. How many mL will be given each dose?
Rx250 mL over 2 hours drop factor of 20 gtts/mL What is the flow rate in gtts/min?
Please only answer the refection question. ( Pharmaceutical Science) Calculation of APIs required: Total volume of the paracetamol suspension: 25 ml. …
Explain the interrelationships between the central nervous system activities of dopamine and acetylcholine as they affect the signs and symptoms of parkinsonism and as they relate to the general bio…
- the nunlic b. the denominator. c. a whole number. d. both the numerator and the denominator. e. numbers less than 10. CRITICAL THINKING Refer to the case study at the beginning of the chapter and …
choose one answer 1. The CDC recommends that HIV PEP consists of treatment with at least two ______________ agents. Select one: a.Antiviral b.Antiretroviral c.Antibacterial d.Antifungal Compli…
1) Discuss the biopharmaceutical and therapeutic factors you have to consider to successfully formulateoral tablets. (9 marks) 2) Discuss the factors to consider when employing the available technol…
There are cases in which drug dose is prescribed on the bases of body mass. For example, the recommended dose of a drug may be 3 mg of drug for each kilogram of body weight. In this case a 50 kg perso…
what measures should one take for peranteral preparation?
Propose three hypotheses for why an antibiotic might not be effective. These should also explain why the ineffectiveness of the antibiotic results in failure to treat the disease. Use references for y…
Please answer the questions on the attachment 1-3 Pharmacology Unit 4 Homework Case Study: You are working in the emergency room and are caring for Mr. Jones who has come in with suspected pneumonia. …
Who are your key opinion leaders (KOLs), and how would you go about approaching them
The patient has an order for oxytocin (Pitocin) to infuse at 8mU/minute. Available is oxytocin 10 units/1000 mL 0.9% NaCl. At what rate will the nurse set the infusion? ___ mL/hr (If needed, round t…
Module 5 Case Scenario Assignment Please show your work as you solve the following problems. Injectable Medications: Determine the number of mL that are required. 1) Ordered: 350 mg amikacin On Hand: …
#1) A 16-year-old girl presents with right shoulder sprain and abrasions following a collision with a teammate playing soccer. The patient reports a pain score of 4 out of 10 (numerical rating scale),…
Case: Barbra: •Barbra is a 8-year old, 22.5 kg, female patient with CF diagnosed at birth (delta f508, 2 copies) whose father is at the pharmacy to pick up his daughter’s monthly prescriptions. •P…
C.J continues to have recurrent urinary tract infections and the physician orders nitrofurantoin daily for 90 days. When completing your initial assessment and patient history what would be concerning…
1.______________ is a side effect commonly associated with alpha blockers. A.Constipation B.Headache C.Increased blood potassium levels D.orthostatic hypotension 2.______________…
Which physiologic feature is necessary for the successful use of protein synthesis
.What system is the basis for the phenomena of tolerance and withdrawal?
A bottle of medicine contain 45 doses. How many doses are in 2 1/2 bottles-‐—
1.Which of the following works as proton pump inhibitor? The choices are hydrocortisone Pantoprazole lisnopril Amoxicillin 2.furosemide is used as anti hypertensive because it is? Choices are ACE inhi…
This is for Pharmacology 101 Class, The questions are in the attachment. The Book is Pharmacology Principles and Applications 3rd Edition, By Eugenia M. Fulcher, Robert M. Fulcher, and Kathy Debeansky…
A 43 year old female patient presents to the office with a surgical history of thyroidectomy and cc of “feeling cold” and fatigue. Examination revealed an overweight female with hyporeflexia, psoriasi…
Provide 2 examples of agonist, antagonist, and partial agonist. explain how they follow the cycle i.e., agonist effect, antagonist to that drug, and partial agonist to that drug. Explain your answer.
16- What is the chemical class of Phenobarbital? How it is related to Primidone? Is primidone a prodrug or drug? What makes BA to be an AED? What are the two metabolic products of primidone and which …
The PMHNP assesses a 10-year old male child in the ER and suspects mania. Which of the following symptoms and recommendations for follow-up evaluation are appropriate? A. Irritability, euphoria, ang…
John Thomas is a 65-year-old client who is part of your caseload for a home care agency. During your visit, he complains of fatigue, anorexia, and recent weight loss. He appears dehydrated with poor s…
do Imin Ing 8. An order is written for dopamine drip for an ICU patient. The order reads: Start dopamine drip at 3mcg/kg/min, titrate by 5mcg/kg/min every 5 minutes to achieve SBP>100 mmhg. Max dos…
Question 9: A 4-year-old child has been on an oral antibiotic for 7 days. She still has the same symptoms as when she started taking the antibiotic. Her mother calls the pharmacy and speaks to a pharm…
what is gravity infusion and give 3 advantage and disadvantages?
select the correct answer 1.The S in SOAP note stands for which of the following? (a) source information (b)source data (c) subjective data (d)subjective impressions 2.In CPT coding, an office or hosp…
Your facility is trying to decide which drug reference they will use, as their current application subscription is up for renewal. Research a drug reference option for a facility and provide a proposa…
We are going to follow the case of Mr. CP, a 61 year old business man, recently diagnosed with angina by his GP. PMH–Type I Diabetes DH–Human insula…
:500mLofNS to be infused and completed from 6am to 11am. What is hourly rate per hour (mL/hr) ? (
- Which is the mechanism of action of lisinopril (Prinivil) when given for hypertension? A) Dilates the arterioles B) Causes peripheral vasodilation C) Increase myocardial afterload D) Regulates he…
Case 3: Mr. D comes to your office with complaints of chronic pain. Mr. D reports he has “Pain all over, all the time”. Mr. D reports he has had this same pain for over 10 years, and it has not gotten…
Question 1 There are no adequate dietary sources of vitamin K. True False Question 2 Select all that apply. The toxic effects of absinthe include damage to the nervous system reacts to anticoagulants …
medical dosage. TIME LEFT : UU.S A nurse administers 25 mg of a medication to a client from a vial that has 50 mg reconstituted single-dose medication. The client requires two intramuscular injections…
Is there any information on Adverse drug reactions?
What to put sa Infographic are: “Glycosides” – Parts of the plant – Plant samples – chemical Tests – glycosides definition – classification of the plant – chemical structure – medical uses
i want to know other answers than mine Mr. Walker enjoys cooking and prefers to eat locally grown food when it is available. While hiking on a trail through the woods, he finds a new crop of mushrooms…
medical dosage. G https://secure.wguassessment.com/TestPlayer_LTI/TakeTest.aspx?fs=# You are screen sharing Stop WGU Go TEST NAME: CTO1 49 A patient is ordered 5 mg of IV Lopressor (metoprolol tartrat…
A 22-year-old patient is in the 26th week of pregnancy and has developed gestational diabetes and pneumonia. She is given medications that pose a possible fetal risk, but the potential benefits may wa…
Patients receiving chloroquine for malaria prophylaxis should receive teaching from the nurse, which includes instructions to receive what regularly?
These answers are wrong. Could you solve them plZ? Question 9 Question 9 1 points The mother of a preschool-aged child brings her child to the clinic and asks what immunizations the child needs before…
Hi. I have a question regarding PDE-5 infibitor. The test prep question is as follows. **Men who are prescribed PED-5 inhibitor for erectirl dysfuction should be educated regarding the adverse effects…
- Why is it important to take into account the growth and development stage in the administration of medicines in the child and in the old adult? 2. How are pharmaco*kinetics and pharmacodynamics affe…
In a patient with eczema and dry skin, which of the following would be the most appropriate option to treat their dry skin? Group of answer choices lavender scented cream (store brand) lanolin and men…
A nurse has administered a medication to a patient with hypertension. The prescribed drug is supposed to decrease cardiac output. A decrease in cardiac output would most likely
Please help with the questions below: I have attached the reference provided to help answer the questions. Please explain your reasoning so that I may understand. Thank you very much.. TRANSDERM-NITRO…
Identify the main age-related physiologic, pathophysiologic, and pharmacologic factors that contribute to how elders respond differently to drugs.
defin the clinical terms that are used to describe patient response to cancer therapies?
Patient case: Mary is 55 years old and was recently diagnosed with diabetes.What medication would be an option for initial treatment for this patient?What are some patient information points that …
The patient has an order for gentamicin (Garamycin) 4 mg/kg/day divided into 3 doses. The patient weighs 125 lb. The medication available is gentamicin 4 mg/mL. How many mg should be administered for …
20- Vigabatrin : What is the molecular MOA of vigabatrin? Why it is called as suicide inhibitor of GABA-T? Is it an irreversible inhibitor of GABA-T? What is the difference between GABA & vigabatr…
- A patient has an order to get Kefzol 1g in 50 ml of D5W IVPB over 15 minutes. The drop factor is 20 gtt/mL. How many gtt/min should be given? 11. The patient is going on vacation for 7 days, and m…
What is a nernstian response and under what conditions might deviations from this response be seen? What are the main advantages and disadvantages of using the ISE in clinical analysis? how to interpr…
Which information provided variation in sensitivity of drug within population studied
A patient presents a prescription to the pharmacy that states: Take ½ oz of Motrin suspension 3 times a day for 7 days. A stock bottle contains 2.5 L of solution. How many 2 oz bottles can be fille…
Mr. Charles has been prescribed a new medication that is causing him to experience constipation. He wants to find a medication that will relieve his symptoms. Visit a heb or walmart pharmacy online an…
Order start dopamine 2 mcg/kg/min continuous IV and titrate until SBP is above 90 mmHg. patient is 174.9 lbs. supply is Dopamine 200mg in 100mL of 5% dextrose. The above order was titrated until the p…
Question 5 What independent interventions can you perform to optimize M. Wallace’s respiratory status? What positive effects might these have on other aspects of his health? Question 6 Refer to the ex…
Problem 2 It is estimated that the human anatomy accommodates a total length L of the pulmonary capillary, available for blood oxygenation, equal to about 500 um. This value is independent of whether …
Utilizing the SWGDAM Validation Guidelines for Forensic DNA Analysis Methods and the 2020 Guidance Document for Quality Assurance Standards for Forensic DNA Testing and DNA Databasing Laboratories sta…
- The rate of entry of opioids into the brain and their ability to be absorbed across the GI tract (apparent permeability) is being compared in tables 1 and 2. Compare the results for the drugs and e…
whatprevents or relieves nausea and vomiting (Dramamine, Marinol, Phenergan, Reglan, Tigan)
Besides medication, discuss other factors that are important for an asthmatic to control in order to prevent flare-ups? 2. What are the expected pharmacological actions of the beta2 adrenergic a…
Drug: Oxycodone Hydrochloride Generic name: Oxycodone Trade names – Percodan, Endodan, Roxiprin, Percocet, Endocet, Roxicet, Oxycontin. Classification: Opioids antagonists Form and Route: Tablet form…
Based on the medications each patient is on, what possible medical condition(s) could they have? Write down the generic or trade name and then think about pharmacologic category of the drug and what c…
(Granulation): Name the functions of the raw materials in the powder mixture, based on the product to be manufactured.
I need to Compare and contrast the symptoms and circuits in depression with the symptoms in circuits of mania.
30)- Prepare 540 ml of 30% alcohol from 20% and 50 % Alcohol stock solutions Hay many Millilitres of 20% alcohol are needed? How many millilitres of 50% alcohol are needed?
A patient will be taking enteric coated aspirin 81 mg orally daily to help prevent heart attacks. What teaching should the nurse provide the patient? A. Take ibuprofen or naproxen for pain contro…
PLEASE ANSWER IT CORRECTLY FOR HELPFUL RATINGS. *Refer to the crossword puzzle to check your answer if its correct. The answer is NO SPACING. . 10 12 ACROSS DOWN 5 Department in the manufacturi…
Hello! I am a Pharmacy Student. I would like to ask for some help concerning my case study, I do have a case study book to help me learn better. The case studies are great except there is nowhere for …
Justify The adverse effects of adrenaline im (intramuscular)
Week 6: Discussion: Implications of Drug Interactions
Please help with the questions below, thank you.. Glucocorticoids Glucocorticoids (GC) are stress hormones that modulate glucose homeostasis. 1. One effect is to reduce glucose uptake from the bloodst…
Please help me -What do you think is the cause or the contributing factor of prescription drug abuse in today population? Explain -What do you think should be done currently or differently to address …
Please select the correct answer(s) This patient is in the pharmacy today to buy some calcium and vitamin D supplement. Her physician recommended that because she is at increased risk of osteoporosis….
The physician has ordered 85mg IV push. The pharmacy has dispensed 125mg/2mL. The nurse should deliver ——mL to the patient (record your answer using one decimal place). 2 The physician orders 10mg…
A client with hyperthyroidism is scheduled for a thyroidectomy and is to receive radioactive iodine in the days before the surgery. How should the nurse administer this medication? Have the patien…
What would be the most appropriate intervention with regard to medication administration in the older adult who has an impaired circulatory process? Question 18 options: a) Start at the lowest dose …
Could you help me fill this chart I am having trouble doing so. Essentials Review For further study and practice with drug classifications learned in this chapter, complete the following table to the …
describe the therapeutic effects of other categories of anti-diabetic drugs besides insulin.Several other categories are available, please explain?
Briefly describe the molecular events that occur between activation and aggregation of platelets. List TWO drug classes other than aspirin that can interfere with this process and describe their mecha…
Math Compounding. A physician orders 2 mL of a 0.12% solution. In the pharmacy is a 1% solution. How many mL of the stock solution and water are needed to prepare the order? Do not round this answer. …
QUESTION 13 1.When a nurse checks the MAR, pulls out needed medications, inserts them in a common cup, signs the medications off, then gives them to the patient after checking name and aller…
Mary is an 86-year old lady who has happily lived in ‘Golden Years’ retirement home, since the passing of her late husband 10 years ago. She is a cheerful lady, and enjoys a good life, in the company …
The nurse is developing a care plan for an older adults patients with anxiety and insomnia. The patient is prescribed a benzodiazepine. What would be an appropriate nursing diagnosis related to potent…
- 2 The Dr ordered Ampicillin 20ng/kg for your patient. How many my per dose will you administer to a 210 0 patient
lease respond to the following questions based upon these course objectives: Understand and be able to articulate the fundamentals of neurotransmission as it relates to prescribing psychotropic medica…
what are the mechanisms of action for cephalosporins and what is the patient education?
A nurse is providing discharge teachinf to a patient who has asthma and a new prescription for fluticasone for which of the following adverse effects should the not instruct the patient to report to t…
Tell me about the pharmacodynamics, pharmaco*kinetics, and pharmacology of Nuedexta and how it can be used as a therapy for treatment-resistant depression
Which class of anti-depressant agent would you choose to treat atypical depression which has not responded to other drugs? a-Lithium b-TCA’s c- SSRI’s d- MAOI’s f- none of the above
Hematologic Disorder: Anemia Consider the types of drugs that would be prescribed to patients to treat symptoms associated with this disorder. Select one of the following factors: genetics, gender, …
- Can you give a brief description of Asthma, give a typical age of onset and the causes? 2. Can you give a brief description of COPD, give a typical age of onset and the causes? 3. Whilst completing…
Assigned medication Haloperidol, note why the medication is used, and consider adverse effects. Invent a scenario where giving this medication could result in an ethical or legally charged situation. …
Show complete solution. How many milliliters of an injection containing 0.25mg of drug in each milliliter should be administered to provide a dose of 10mcg? A patient is to receive 2mg of a drug from …
A patient has an order for Keflex 1g in 50ml of D5W IVPB over 30 minutes. The drop factor is 20gtt/ml. How many gtt/min should be given. The client is receiving a heparin infusion at 24ml/hr. The medi…
I am filling out a medication chart and have some missing information. For the medication Warfarin what are the following … Brand Name = Generic Name = Mechanismof Action = Indication = Init…
a client with oral candidiasis secondary to chemotherapy treatments is to start on 400,000 units of nystatin orally 4 times a day. the pharmacy dispenses a bottle labeled nystatin 100,000 units per ml…
Some women chose to use Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) during peri-menopause and menopause. HRT has many benefits and risks. Discuss those benefits and risks, and any other concerns that surfaced d…
The nurse is caring for JM, a patient who was admitted to the hospital with severe migraines. JM has been taking warfarin, a highly protein-bound anticoagulant, for atrial fibrillation. After a thorou…
Gwen has a CHA2DS2– VAScscore of 4. Which of the following medications does she need to be started on? Group of answer choices aspirin rivaroxaban Clopidogrel dipyridamole
No-/low carbohydrate and high-protein diets are very popular. Do you think these diets are nutritionally sound?
Can you help me to answer the following 1 question under this info The Affirmative Side of Decriminalization of Drugs The political consensus in favor of decriminalization is not surprising in light o…
Compute for the ideal and limit volume of sample to be given to a 30g mouse. Use table given. (Intravenous & Intraperitoneal) Computations for Limit volume ___________________________________ __…
How Cardiac Glycosides increase stroke volume yet decrease preload. I thought that increased preload was required to increase stroke volume.
Agents which lighten the skin colour used for makeup is
- Question 37 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Remove flag SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: What mechanisms can bacteria use to resist the actions of amoxicillin? Select one or more: a. Increase the thickn…
Identify the following respiratory issue below you will be discussing which is. Asthma Research your assigned topic and include responses to each of the following criteria below: 1.Presentation …
Question 6 options: A nurse is preparing to administer 0.45% sodium chloride (NaCl) 1000 mL IV to infuse over 8 hours. The nurse should set the IV pump to deliver __________ mL/hr
Why is there an adverse interaction between monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs) often given for psychological disorders and an epi pen?
Referring to the article, “Equitable access to essential medicines: a framework for collective action” examine the use of the resources around the world to achieve equitable distribution at the profes…
- JC is a 47-year-old male patient who is having difficulty sleeping.The patient is distraught, agitated and presenting with manic symptoms.He is gainfully employed at an investment company, marr…
What is the Method of preparation? Technology Prescription Name: 50 MI Arachis oil Bp(Fixed oil) emultion Clinical Uses/Indications: is nutritious demulcent and mildly laxative Formula: Ingredients Ma…
The Case of the Open Medication Bottle History: Molly is a 5 year-old girl who is brought by her parents to the pediatric emergency room with severe nausea, hematemesis, and abdominal pain. She had be…
Given that atropine (an antagonist of parasympathetic activity) causes the pupils to dilate, who should you most likely avoid picking a fight with? Select one: a. the speed-freak, wearing dark glasses…
Seleccione la respuesta correcta: Partes del tejido epidérmico a. Células epidérmicas, estomas y tricomas b. Estomas, tricomas y vellos. c. Cutícula, células epidérmic…
- What cananti-inflammatoryagents be used for? 2. What are the risks of long-term NSAID ingestion? 3. What have you heard about corticosteroid use? What are some of theside effects? 4.What …
in millilitters per minute. The provider ordered aminophylline 125 mg intravenous push to be administered. The aminophylline is to be diluted to 10 mL and administered over 5 minutes. How many millili…
What are the differences between narrow, broad, and extended spectrum penicillins? Please give examples
The patient has an order to receive an antacid, 6.5 mgq6h prn heartburn. The medication is available as 10 mg/4mL. How many mL can the patient take in 24 hours
Drug Study of any drug classified as an Aminoglycosides. Aminoglycosides are known for being teratogenic, nephrotoxic and ototoxic. Aminoglycosides are most often used in combination with other antibi…
- Know how to treat skin infections. Know primary and secondary treatments (eg., in case of allergic reaction to initial drug choice) ·bacterial ·viral ·…
Pharmaceutical dosage form temperature The tempera X W/MTE2MzYxNzEzOTk2/t/all ire.. Open with Google Docs (30-minute essay) ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS: 1. Make a listing of issues that prevent pha…
Question (a) complete sentences, compare your results for the two different antacids tested, including a discussion about which antacid would be the better buy (b) discuss source of error in this expe…
A patient has been diagnosed with myasthenia gravis and is placed in pyridostigmine. Thirty minutes after taking the first dose of medication, the nurse suspects cholinergic crisis. What clinical mani…
Before administering digoxin (lanoxin )to the patient, The nurse should investigates which electrolyte lab value?
Matching: Match the appropriate laboratory finding with its possible disease, pathology or condition. Elevated LDL levels Elevated Creatine Kinase (CK) Elevated Total Cholesterol Elevated C-Reactive p…
if tou can’t solve my thing don’t touch it leave it for someone else thank you . Mestosend Chapter 4 * * * * 1. Know all the key terms found on page 45 for chapter 4. Pay special attention to the …
Order: 200mg of a medication Available 125mg per 5mL How many mL are you going to administer per dose
What are the pharmaco*kinetics and pharmacodynamics of these drugs? Penicillins. And What labs must be monitored when using medications from this group? What are some common side effects, adverse rea…
Question 2 of 18 1.0 Points When a patient is given a low dose of atropine (0.1mg – 0.5mg), the predominant effect would be: C A. decrease in heart rate C B. increase in heart rate C C. drying of sec…
Which of the following statements is true with regard to asymmetric and symmetric division of haemopoietic stem cells? Select one: a. Asymmetric division always results in a haemopoietic stem cell and…
A woman gives birth to a baby girl weighing 4.4 pounds, which is equivalent to __________ kilograms. The concentration for oral caffeine citrate solution is 60 mg/3 ml. The millimeter loading dose bas…
Calculate the dosage Order: Lovenox 50 mg subcutaneous bid. Available: Lovenox labeled 60 mg/0.6 mL How many milliliters will you administer?
“My boy has trouble breathing and he keeps coughing. His albuterol isn’t helping.”
A child weighing 70 pounds is prescribed quinine sulfate; the normal adult dose is 325 mg TID. Use Clark’s Rule to determine the appropriate dosage for the child, rounding to the tenths position.
Describe the significance of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1938 Explain how theFederal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act of 1938 is relevant to what is occurringtoday.
A 77-year-old female presented to the emergency department with an acute ischemic stroke approximately 2 days ago and is now ready to be discharged. Her PMH includes hypertension and diabetes. What is…
Which drug causes a medication interaction when taken with milk, antacids, and magnesium containing products?
The nurse is wanting to measure the margin of safety of a medication. Which description below is correct for this measurement? a. Biologic half-life b. Duration of action c. Therapeutic table d. Thera…
- An adult client is suspected of having an androgen deficiency and has spoken with his primary care provider about the possibility of treatment with testosterone. The use of testosterone would be…
Which pharmaco*kinetic changes do adults experience with aging? In which ways are pharmaco*kinetic components altered due to liver immaturity in young children? Which patients are more vulnerable to adv…
Please compare and contrast Megaloblastic Anemia and Iron-deficient anemia.
I would like to know about the Epi pen issue regarding their price increase and who were involved to solve the issue.
What is the pharmaco*kinetics of the drug allopurinol? Please add references thank you
What are the raw materials used in the production of pharmaceutical drugs/ medicines…
Mr. RH works as an animal caretaker for the local boarding school. He enjoys his job and loves tending to the school’s animals. However, he is visiting you at the Clinic today to discuss his allergies…
Bumetanide mechanism of action and why it is prescribed
this is polymorphism 2nd year pharmaceutics. connected Search Courses O Read the paragraph below and identify three (3) factual errors. Provide reasons to support your answers and suggest an appropria…
Explain low osmolar infusions, give a detailed account of their composition and indications
As psychopharmaceuticals become more sophisticated, how should their use be regulated? Who should be able to set the boundaries of how these compounds can be used? Whose views would you trust? How mig…
Research a disease, growth, or imbalance affecting the thyroid, and in your own words, describe how this affects the body.
A patient is seen by a primary care NP to evaluate a rash. The NP notes three ring-shaped lesions with elevated, erythematous borders with clear centers on the patient’s abdomen. The patient has not u…
Alcohol consumption should be avoided with which antibiotics? -Penicillins and macrolides -Aminoglycosides and tetracyclines -Cephalosporins and metronidazole -Sulfonamides and fluroquinolones
Ms. Day is a 58-year-old who weighs 112 pounds and is 5 feet 6 inches tall. Her health history includes type 1 Diabetes since she was a child, advanced MS (multiple sclerosis), and 6 × 5 cm stage III…
A patient is on a chemotherapy regimen in an outpatient clinic and is receiving a chemotherapy drug that is known to be highly emetogenic . The nurse will implement which interventions regarding the p
Mr. Williams always orders and picks up his own Cymbalta. This is the only medication he is on, and his profile indicates that only he can pick up his medications. His wife calls and wants a printout …
In order to reduce narcotic addiction, should physicians have a time limit on how long they can prescribe narcotic pain medications?If so, should they be punished for exceeding this time limit?Sin…
cara penimbangan bahan dan urutan cara pembuatan R/ AS. MEFENAMAT 200 MG AMOXICILLIN 25O MG TAB I MF. CAPS. DTD NO VI S. 3 DD I
Using the genetic code, determine the sequence of amino acids encoded by the mRNA codon sequence 5′ CAU-CCU-CAC-ACU-GUU-UGU-UGG 3′ Write the complete long name of the protein sequence
You are having a discussion with your cousin about COVID-19. They are frustrated that a vaccine has not been developed yet. Explain to your cousin why it is difficult to develop a vaccine. In your ans…
A 37 year old malpractice lawer is referred to your clinic because of heartburn. His primary care physician started him on a PPI 3 months ago but he has not had relief of his symptoms. He wants surger…
A patient with chronic insomnia and depression is taking trazodone (Oleptro) but comolains of feeling dro1.:i.rs’,ur during the day. What can the PM HNP do to reduce the drug’s daytime sedating eff…
iDUtDT. A 21—year—old female has a history of irregular menses. She recently became sexually actiye, and would like to begin taking oral contraceptiyes {Ellis}. The nurse practitioner recognizes …
A research based organizational framework for professional nursing practice. It ensures the delivery of throrough, individualized, and quality nursing care to patients. It requires critical thinking a…
- Describe the difference between drug dependence and drug tolerance; 2.. Describehow withdrawal symptoms can be avoided; 3. What assessment findings would be expected in a patient who has stimulat…
– Techniques (Feder Session 3 Lab Activity – IV Math PHA107 7. Heparin Is availat mEq, Units and IV bags (10 marks) 1. Add 10mEq KCI to 1 x 1000mL NaCl (Available: ampoule 40mEq/20mL) How many ml are …
Briefly describe a known drug example for each of the following, and include a briefdescription of the signaling pathway (including downstream events): A. a drug which blocks the endogenous a…
Please answer each of the following questions in your own words using complete sentences.Do not copy paste from google , consider that Im paying to this website to get something different with google …
Explain why drug resistance, drug sensitivity and superinfections are important concerns in antibiotic drug therapy? Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Multidrug-Resistant Pseudomo…
Advanced Pharmacology Case Study Drug Identification and Classification Case #1: Your alert and oriented 68 yo Hispanic English-speaking primary care patient, Maribel Garcia (DOB 7/7/1948), presents t…
Using the powerpoint slide provided below, please help answer the following question: For drugs approved by the FDA in 2017, explain why none of the drugs are truly new analgesics.
record your answer using a whole number. How many tablets of quinidine should a nurse administer per dose to a patient who is prescribed quinidine 0.6 g po every 4 hours when the product comes availab…
Calculate the gtt/min for this order of 250 mL of Normal saline (NS) IV to run for 3 hours using a drop factor of 10 gtt/mL. (Round off to the nearest whole number). a) 10 gtts/min b) 12 gtts/min c) 1…
Alcohol is the #1 cause of: O authm O death O amnesia ( intellectual disability (mental retardation) O addiction Question 81 The legal limit for drinking and driving: O is based on the relative risk o…
Hello, I am struggling plotting a dose-response graph. I have been requested to do so in arithmetic format as well as logarithmic format, but plotting it arithmetically has proven difficult. My dose v…
According to Institute of Medicine estimates, how many people die each year as a result of medication errors in the United States?
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Imagine a patient that smokes only while working on projects alone in their workshop. A. How might the smoking actually improve the outcome of their projects? B. How might this situation benef…
Assume that you are on vacation in Florida and enjoying the company of friends at a bar. , calculate the number of shots of Captain Morgan’s rum required to take your blood ethanol concentration above…
Charlie is a 65 year old male who has been diagnosed with hypertension and benign prostatic hyperplasia. Doxazosin has been chosen to treat his hypertension because it:
Question 10 0 Points Ampicillin for injection 1 gram/vial For IM or IV use This vial contains Ampicillin sodium equivalent to Ampicillin 1 g. For IM use, add 3.5 ml diluent. Resulting solution contain…
A client is prescribed levothyroxinefor the new diagnosis of hypothyroidism. What education should the nurse provide about this medication? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY “Report a fast heart rate or t…
A patient has a history of tonic-clonic seizures that have been successfully treated with phenytoin (Dilantin) for several years. Phenytoin achieves a therapeutic effect by
When first being diagnosed with DM II, and being prescribed metformin, how often and how much should be taken and why? When first being diagnosed with HTN, which ACE inhibitor should be used and how o…
describe any concerns or fears you have about medication administration.
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Study Guide Questions 1) Describe the mechanism for short term regulation of blood pressure. 2) Describe the mechanism for long-term regulation of blood pressure. 3) What conditions increase a patient…
Effective Drug Delivery In most patients, it takes time for the concentration of an administered drug to achieve a constant level in the blood stream. Typically, if the drug concentration in the patie…
In Hall and Lynskey’s (2005) paper ‘Is cannabis a gateway drug?’, what are some of the criteria that need to be present in order to establish a causal relationship between the use of cannabis and othe…
CRITICAL THINKING CASE STUDY 1 A 9-month-old infant weighing 20 lbs. comes to the emergency department with a 3day history of vomiting, fever greater than 102.50F, and significant pain. Physical ass…
Please answer q 7-8-9 & 10 pleas answer q 7. What type of change in the heart is most likely to be the cause of the patient’s sudden complaint of chest pains after one week of hospitalization? a. …
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You run a regulatory department in a pharmaceutical company that conducts clinical studies. How do you deal with the risk of COVID interfering with the trials?
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numerous factors affect the rate of absorption of a drug in an individual. Identify and explain the impact of at least 3 of these factors
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS: A 38 y/o male was sent to psychiatry directly from his internist’s office.That morning the pt. and his wife presented to the doctor’s office without an appointment, a…
Case Study #3: Insomnia and Sleep Disorders S.H., age 47, reports difficulty falling asleep and staying asleep. These problems have been ongoing for many years, but she has never mentioned them to her…
Can statins be prescribed to people who are allergic to sulfa drugs?
Look for Journal Article pertaining to the Chemotherapeutic Medications (Antibiotics) discussed. With the chosen article, read and come up with a summary and reflection. The summary and reflection …
The doctor has ordered Lotensin 125mg po for Mike Johnson. You have on hand a bottle of Lotnesin 250 tablets. How many tablets will you administer? The doctor has ordered Septra 250mg po for James S…
A 20-year-old female is newly diagnosed with type 1 diabetes mellitus (DM). She is hospitalized to manage her presenting symptoms, establish a schedule for insulin therapy, and learn initial informati…
Analyze the collected pieces of information and provide 2 system recommendations or immediate corrective actions that could prevent this type of medication error in the future. Ellie’s surgery was eve…
Scenario #1 B.T., a 38-year-old secretary, has come to the clinic with a fever, sore throat, and cough that she has had for 2 days. Her posterior pharynx is reddened with patches of purulent exudate, …
What are the goals of drug therapy in the treatment of PUD?
Read and respond to article 1)The pediatric patient and the older patient both require special attention when assessing and prescribing new medications. The pediatric patient is at risk for drug t…
Y ou may choose more than one answer. Which of the following molecules can not cross the blood brain barrier (BBB) easily? water molecules small ions caffiene antibodies
Question 6 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Remove flag A 65 y.o. patient with atrial fibrillation and hypertension presents to the clinic for follow-up. They are complaining of lethargy, weight ga…
A 30 year old male who works at your nutrition clinic believes he has diabetes mellitus. His father and paternal grandfather both developed this disease late in life. He has polyuria, polydipsia and p…
Question Completion Status Research the half-life information regarding digoxin. Why is this important information? O The half-life time is short (2-4h) meaning there is low risk for digoxin toxicity …
if you have a order for Leraquin 750 mg, 500 mg tablets. How many tablets would you give with each dose?
A client consumed 2 ounces of coffee, 2/3 ounce of ice cream, 1 ounces of beef broth. What is the total number of ounces that are documented for the client? Ans in Fraction.
What is the importance of having medical supplies? Are the increasing cost of medical supplies unfair to some patients and prevents them from getting sufficient care.
please fast answer no need for long 2Which of the following antibiotics is most likely to damage vestibulocochlear nerve? a. Metronidazole b. Clindamycin c. Gentamicin d. Chloramphenicol.
Mark Ilescu is a 44-year-old client who has been diagnosed with primary hypertension. His medical history includes type 1 diabetes mellitus, with early signs of nephropathy. He had a myocardial infarc…
Jamie is a 24-year-old female with a urinary tract infection. She is healthy, afebrile, and her only drug allergy is sulfa, which gives her a rash. An appropriate first-line antibiotic choice for her …
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A boric acid solution of 1:5 is available as a stock solution. A physician asks that you prepare 300mL of 15% solution. How many of 15% solution. How many milliliters of 1:5 strength boric acid are ne…
How many drug classes are there? What the difference between absorption & distribution? Explain half life of a drug
what is the mechanism of action of codeine in the suppression of cough?
In Drug metabolism, there are Phase I and II metabolism. Phase I = Functionization reactions Phase II = biosynthetic (conjugation) reactions I don’t understand what purpose they are and how they funct…
- What psychological and drug-related factors contribute to substance? 2. What is the difference between physical and psychological dependence? 3. How does drug tolerance develop?
Mrs. E is a 42-Year-old married women and a mother of one child who is 2 ½ years old. Mrs. E is 5’10” and weighs 182 pounds. She is accompanied by her husband of four years (who is a engineer employe…
3.1 Anxiety:More than just a mental health concern: Anxiety is commonly associated with fear and worry.But some fail to realize that anxiety affects more than just mental health. What other …
Why is it important to understand and utilize proper dosage calculation?
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QUESTION 16 Match the anti-inflammatory drug type with a drug example mineralocorticoid A. desoxycorticosterone pivalate glucocorticoid B. aspirin nonspecific COX inhibitor C. triamcinolone selective …
Please answer q 17-18-19-20 a. Iron deficiency b. Hematopoietic neoplasia c. Hemolysis d. Vitamin B-12 deficiency 17. Why was treatment with penicillin discontinued? a. It was ineffective against her …
ASAP. 13. State laws limiting prescribing of opioids usually have exceptions for the following EXCEPT: B. A fentanyl analog that is 10,000 times as potent as morphine and Ca. Cancer pain is being dete…
a client is admitted on the cardiac intensive care unit with intense chest pain. what pain relief medication does the nurse expect to find on the plan for this client
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- Identify at least five places/processes where errors occurred and specify whether each was an error of omission or commission. When you identify the place where the error occurred, be care…
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I need to see how you arrive to your answer.. 3. Doctor orders 2 mg/kg of Lovenox subcutaneous daily, Patient weighs 155 lbs. You are supplied with a Lovenox syringe that reads 40 mg/0.4 mL. How many …
toradol has been ordered IM to control pain in a patient who has had gallbladder surgery. the nurse will know to take the following precaution when administering toradol
1.) atorvastatin Why she is taking the drug, The mechanism of action, What “good” and “bad” cholesterol means What would you say to her 2.) levofloxacin, Why she is taking the drug, What the adverse e…
what is the Surgical Technologist’s role that is outside of their scope of practice?
1.Explain the agonist-to-antagonist spectrum of action of psychopharmacologic agents. 2.Explain how partial and inverse agonist functionality may impact the efficacy of psychopharmacologic treatments….
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https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1744388118301981 In this article I need to provide a summary of the type of study/methods, results, and conclusions of the article used. Can you help…
Match each of the following medications with the appropriate drug group: a. Tricyclics b. MAOIs c. SSRIs d. Heterocyclics e. Antimanic Agents 21. Lithobid (lithium) ____ 22. Nardil (phenelzine) ____ 2…
needs dimensional analysis format Thephysician has ordered amoxicillin 0.1 g p.o. q8h.Drug available is amoxicillin oral suspension, 200 mg/5mL.How many mLwill the patient receive in 24 hour…
A pharmacist received a prescription for a patient with rheumatoid arthritis calling for ten divided powders. The contents of which were to weigh 1 gram. To check his skill, he removed the contents fr…
For each of the CYP2D6 5 alleles, describe the impact on Clearance and AUC on Drug X, a hypothetical drug that is 100% metabolized by CYP2D6.
Ordered: Propolol 350 mcg/min. Available: Propolol 50mg in 100mL D5W. How many mL/hr does the nurse administer the propolol?
what is the upper limit dosage of oral morphine for patient safety?
ATI diabetes study help Question 36 A nurse is teaching a client who has diabetes mellitus and a new prescription for prednisone for a rash. Which of the following A. "I might need to increase my…
Describe the mechanism of action of metformin and potential contraindications.
Please answer the following questions 5. Order: Lanoxin (digoxin) tablets 0.375 mg po STAT Available: Lanoxin 125 micrograms, 250 micrograms, and 500 micrograms per scored tablet a. Which Lanoxin tabl…
What medication could be used for a child with hyperlipidemia?
You are provided with a CHO cell line expressing receptor 437 which responds to agonistAwith increases in cAMP. You are also provided with a range of full agonists, partial agonists, antagonists, …
Task three: One of the nurses/ work colleagues at your workplace asks you for more information on when the newer therapies (the Glucagon-Like Peptide-1 receptor agonists, the sodium glucose co-transpo…
Review Questions – on a separate sheet of paper complete the following 1. What is drug addiction? 2. Approximately how much does drug abuse and addiction cost the U.S. annually? 3. What type of drug …
Mr. Brownstone injured his hip and lower back when he fell off his ladder. When OTC medications did not work he was prescribe oxycodone to help ease the pain. (2pts each) Over the next few weeks he ha…
Which human gene is responsible for causing diabetes (especially diabetes mellitus – both type 1, and type 2)?
Compute the amount of medication you will give to administer one dose of the following medication orders. Assume all tablets are scored, when necessary. Order: cefalcor 0.3 g p.o. q.8h Supply…
Discuss the mechanism of action and clinical indications for the use of statins, considering age, ethnicity, and economic factors.
order: ferrous sulfate 200 mg PO tid child: 9 years old and weighs 30 kg supply: bottle of 125 mg/5mL Literature: children 6 to 12 years old, 600 mg/day, in divided doses determine whether the doses a…
Hello! Hope ur having a great day. I need some help in the following numbers. Pls have a clear and brief solution Ratio Strength Calcu 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.. Express each of the following con…
Which one of the following drugs is “Topoisomerase I” inhibitor? a. Doxorubicin b. Irinotecan c. Etoposide d. Vincristine
Case Study: J.S. is a 62 year old male who comes into your clinic complaining of right foot pain and states “this sore on my foot just won’t go away.”He has a history of diabetes, HTN, and medical n…
A client who is taking an oral dose of tetracycline reports gastrointestinal upset. Which snack should the nurse instruct the client to take with the tetracycline?
Which of the following statements are true about Orexin? Group of answer choices Orexins are released in the monoamine neurotransmitter centers of the brain stem Orexins Works on Histamine 1 recept…
IV piggyback (IVPB) of 10,000 units/100 mL is to be given over 45 minutes. The pump should programmed to deliver _____mL/hr. (round to the nearest whole number)
The doctor orders Fortaz 25 mg/kg IVPB to be added to 100 mL of D-5-W to infuse over 30 minutes q 6 hours. The stock supply is Fortaz 2 gram vial. Directions say to reconstitute with 4.8 ml NS to yie…
Integrating a nicotine replacement product while the patient continues to indulge in smoking cigarettes could lead to: Toxic doses of nicotine in the body Ganglionic blockade Decreased respi…
A patient with Parkinson’s disease who is taking selegiline has had hip surgery and is being admitted to the orthopedic unit. Which postoperative order should the nurse question? Enoxaparin Meperidine…
- Define active immunity and passive immunity. Give an example of each type of immunity. 2. You are working with a family who is opposed to vaccinations for their new infant. What is your nursing res…
1 :Define the term stroke? Provide an example of how Pharmacy Technicians can contribute to the management of stroke patients 2.define the termtransient ischaemic attack (TIA).? please list resour…
Question 23 of 25 A nurse is preparing to administer a client’s medications. Which of the following is most important to assess first? O A) Assess the patient’s medical history O B) Assess the patient…
Select a medication class that is used to treat seizure disorder Choose three medications within the class Provide each drugs’ mechanism of action, indication, absorption, distribution, and metabolism…
The nurse is caring for a client currently taking the beta-antagonist Inderal, which blocks beta-receptors, for migraine headaches. The client states she was recently started on albuterol, a short-act…
REFERENCE: Katzung, B. G., Masters, S. B., & Trevor, A. J. (2012). Basic & clinical pharmacology. New York: McGraw-Hill Medical.. Answer the ft. and briefly explain. 1. Is antiplatelet activi…
Pacl*taxel, the potent anticancer drug, was isolated from which natural source? a) The Pacific Yew tree b) The Pacific Ocean c) A fungus d) A bacteria
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Using the means and extremes method, figure for X. X= the amount of medication you will be administrating. Show your work: 5:8=4:X
Neurologic System:Multiple Sclerosis What is the effect of the demyelization on the nerves of an individual who has Multiple Sclerosis? Why are the medications appropriate? Why do you think fe…
PLease help me the formula is dosage=weight/weight or concentration= weight over volume.. Search X AutoSave O Off) Assignment 7.2 – Compatibility Mode – Saved to this PC . Trisha Adams TA File Home …
Many factors are thought to be involved in the aetiology of peptic ulcer disease, there being a balance between natural protective factors and natural injurious factors. Make a list below of natural…
Fill in the blanks.. Prepare and Administer Parenteral Medications 1. List the five parts of a syringe. 2. Syringes may be calibrated (marked) in different ways. Many are calibrated in and _. The unit…
- The nurse is assigned to teach a patient about two new medications: a hypertension medication and an anticholesterol medication. Develop a plan of care that includes assessment, nursing diagnosis, …
what is the chef complaint for MCOs pick 3 Medication Name: Dose: Use: Allergic: Latex: Penicillin: Partner’s Name: MA’s Name: ECPI Medical Center Patient: Check in time: Date: Height Weight BP Temp P…
Many times, medications can be nice to have, but insulin is a must have in order for the person to survive. Recently, insulin prices have been soaring. What do you think can be done regarding insulin …
Determine the degree of ionization of the drug at physiological pH (7.4) for Fentanyl
potassium sparing diuretics have the primary effect upon the — found in the kidney?
. 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 1 2 34 10 20 100 1000 10000 100000. You are a graduate student in an endocrine pharmacology lab working on potential therapies for the treatment of age related mu…
Within 72 hours of initiation of the treatment plan for management of the acute exacerbation, Peyton was stable enough to transfer to the general pediatric floor. His vital signs were BP 111/67, P 108…
Describe the five drug schedules. List four examples of solid drugs. Differentiate between side effects and adverse effects of drugs.
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IDENTIFY THE TYPE OF MEDICATION ORDERS: Read the doctor’s order, on the space provided for, identify the med orderif it is standing med order, stat med order, prn med order, single order or combin…
What food/ vitamin supplement recommendations can be made to correct identified risk for Tapentadol (Palexia), Methadone and Morphine users? (. Eg. Methotrexate used in autoimmunity depletes folate an…
- Identify two benefits of using an elixir as a vehicle to deliver medication.
How would I set up an experiment to see how ibuprofen affects people over time? Describe the experimental set-up. Explain the controls and describe how validity and confidence in the results are ensur…
Linda, takes drug M, an agonist at a receptor that engages several post receptor biochemical processes to transduce its response. After some weeks of continued daily use of drug M, some of these “down…
Define the terms broad-spectrum and narrow-spectrum antibiotics. List factors that determine which antibiotics are ordered. List the advantages and disadvantages of each. 2. Hospitalized patients freq…
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the physican orders 8,000 usp units heparin to be administered subcutaneously on hand is a vial of 10,000 usp unit per ml. how much heparin will be given
Pharmacology A nurse is preparing to administer propranolol to a client. Which of the following should the nurse assess prior to administering this medication? O Temperature Quiz Tools O Respiratory r…
I can’t find the document from the tutor. It was delivered two days ago. Where is it? I thought it was in my library, but it isn’t. Sara Ivey
Case study#6 Chapters 23 & 24 Chapter 23 – Case Study Questions This activity contains 3 questions. Marlena Weir is a 42-year-old female who had some lab tests performed with her annual p…
Case Scenario: JQ, a 58-year-old patient, has been recently diagnosed with hypertension. His resting blood pressure is 158/92. He is prescribed hydrochlorothiazide 50 mg/day and told to eat foods rich…
Which of the oral liquid formulation which would be considered as an oral pharyngeal formulation
dribbling that has culminated ina diagnosis of benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH). As a result, the client has been prescribed finasteride. When teaching the client about the potential adverse effec…
identified the therapeutic actions, indications, pharmaco*kinetics, contraindications? And the important drug-drug interactions for epoetin alfa, ferrous sulfate, folic acid and hydroxocobalamin?
From the following formula for a progesterone nasal spray, calculate the factor that would be used if a pharmacist wished to prepare17 10-mL containers of the product. Progesterone…
- Order:Procainamide SR 1.5 g po Q6hr Available:Procainamide SR 500 mg tabletsHow many tablets will the client receive per dose?
A 75-year-old man complained about constipation, telling the physician assistant that he only had a bowel movement every 4 or 5 days. The physician assistant gave him laxatives. Explain the classifica…
All of these answers are correct (based on my notes) but I don’t know which ones are the most common. I tried to pick all of them but I got it wrong and I tried some but its wrong too 00:05:00 A patie…
ANurse Practitioneris caring for a patient with cancer who has been prescribed dronabinol (Marinol) to help reduce nausea and vomiting from chemotherapy. The nurse will inform the patient that he …
7.5 mg compazine ordered. Available 10 mg in 2 ml prefilled syring
Hi Attached are two case studies in Advanced Pharmacology. Please supply with answers Thank you Chapter 20 Drugs Affecting the Gastrointestinal System Case Study: Ms. Leah Thompson is a 47-year-old pa…
How many 1 oz bottles will this solution fill? Chlorpheniramine100 ml Lidocaine2 oz Banana flavoring 1/2 tsp Take 10 ml BID
Could anyone explain how do I go about conversion, in relation to pharmacology? I understand how to solve the problem once conversion is done but I do not understand how to convert unit measurements t…
I am seeking some guidance on how to proceed on a topic in pharmacology that I have no clue on how to proceed. 3-Day Medication Adherence Challenge is due: Submit by Saturday 11:59 p.m. Writing Assign…
Need help. Please help. With clear solution pls Phama Calculations (1) Digoxin (Lanoxin) is available for parenteral pediatric use in a concentration of 0.1 mg/mL. How many milliliters would provide a…
MED 143 pharmacology 1 What is reverse isolation? 2 What is an autoclave? 3 what is a disinfectant? 4 what is a vitamin and where do they come from? 5 What is e coli? 6 What are antibodies…
Question 3 1 pts From the drug concentration in plasma — time curve of a drug, we can learn: TITlflX Extent of drug absorption " Rate of drug absorption Whether toxic levels are reached r"…
What structure controls respiration? 2. What are the common conditions of the upper and lower respiratory system? 3. What is involved in obstructive disease? Reference: Nursing Pharmacology https://wt…
Chief Complaint “This new medication is not working for my migraines. My headaches are worse around my period and I have gained 10 pounds!” HPI Sarah Miller is a 34-year-old woman who presents to …
Please show work Moving to the next question prevents changes to this answer. restion 2 Direction: Use a conversion method to solve the problem. Show all working on your v correctly according to the s…
Need answers 16. Gently wipe the exterior of the five filled capsules Step 11: Empty capsule being weighed on a digital scale. with the gauze pad or cloth one more time to remove excess powder. Place …
Summarize the physiological effects that characterize a hypersensitivity to antiseptics or disinfectants. – Skin dryness, irritation, rash, and hypersensitivity at the place of contact -Anaphylactic s…
- Question 17 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Remove flag Lactic acidosis is a rare but potentially fatal adverse effect of which medication? Select one: O a. Clindamycin b. Metformin O c. Dapag…
- Is the prescription dangerous as written? Why or why not? B. Case scenario: the anticoagulation clinical pharmacist receives an order from a generalist for enoxaparin in a patient who is recei…
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what is releated content ( ex. delegation, levels of perevention, advance directives), underlying priciples, and nursing intervention about succinylchline ?
the physician orders Penicillin G Potassium 1.2 million units IV q.6h. The nurse has the following vial of medication. Using the diluent amount that makes the most dilute medication, how many millilit…
Dextrose 5% in water with Primacor is infusing at a rate of 18ml per hour. The IV solution was prepared by adding 20mg of PRimacor to dextrose 5% in water. The final solution contained a total volume …
What pieces of information a concentration response curve plot provides in quantitative pharmacology?
A physician orders 4 oz of glycerin solution 7.5% to be used as a retention enema. The available stock glycerin solution is 25%. How many milliliters of stock solutions are needed? How many milliliter…
Equilibrium dialysis is used to determine the protein binding characteristics of a drug.The dialysis apparatus consists of two compartments separated by a dialysis membrane.Both compartments have …
How do i compute for the Computed amount on the ingredients for the preparation of starch glycerite? Subject is Pharmaceutical Dosage Forms and Drug Delivery Systems.. PREPARATION #20: STARCH GLYCERIT…
Could you please help me explaining medication management for schizophrenia? Please try to avoid copy and paste. Thank you very much! I found the following ones: 1. Typical or conventional antip…
Case study .A student nurse hasto administer a broad- spectrum anti-infective medication to a patient. The patient develops nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea while taking the medication. The student nu…
montelukasthas inhibitory effects on cAMP and cAMP inhibits muscle growth . so does this mean that montelukastincreases muscle growth?
Which of the following does NOT provide anaerobic coverage? A.meropenem (Merem) B.Clindamycin (Cleocin) C.Gentamicin (Garamycin) D.Vancomycin (Vancocin) E.metronidazole (Flagyl)
All of the following are main site variables that affect drug absorption in the body except: A.presence of actual food present in the stomach or intestine B.routes of Administration of the drugs C.the…
QUESTION:: Identify the working diagnosis(es).Do not list differential diagnoses. Make a comprehensive care plan. If referral is necessary, you as the primary care provider must plan to co-manag…
QUESTION 30 matching Acetaminophen A. A weak inhibitor of cycloocygenase Acetylcysteine (Mucomyst) B. restore hepatic concentrations of glutathione v Corticosteroid C. Treat acute exacerbation of inf…
medical dosage. TEST NAME: CTO1 TIME LEFT : 48 A primary healthcare provider prescribes 1.5 g/day niacinamide to a client. Upon seeing the medication bottle, a nurse finds each tablet has a strength o…
An endocrine disease characterized by increased susceptibility to Infection, increased fatigability, recessive inheritance and polyuria is: a. Acromegaly d. Cushing’s disease b. Grave’s disease e. Has…
I need help with this I need to know the drug names, pharmacodynamics, pharmacotherapeutics clinical use, drug interactions, and adverse drug reactions for the following bellow: o Adrenergic agonists …
A female patient diagnosed with myasthenia gravis comes to the emergency department (ED) with muscle weakness.The nurse, during the history, determines the patient has been taking double doses of py…
A client is prescribed levothyroxinefor the new diagnosis of hypothyroidism. What education should the nurse provide about this medication? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY Group of answer choices “Take with…
Which of the following is not a neurotransmitter? a) acetylcholine b) cyclic AMP c) noradrenaline d) dopamine
Compare the various stages of drug development from in vitro studies to animal studies to human studies Summarize at least two key pieces of legislation that govern the pharmaceutical industry Discuss…
- Question 19 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Remove flag A patient is receiving a heparin infusion for treatment of a pulmonary embolism. What parameter(s) should the RN monitor the patient for…
pharmacology case study Article 3. What is this Diagnosis: patient’s eventual diagnosis? What is the key to Key to Diagnosis: making this diagnosis? What are two Serious Outcomes of Inaccurate Medicat…
Question 8 (2 points) Listen A child weighing 77 lb has an order for Prochlorperazine syrup 0.5 mg/kg tid. Available: Prochlorperazine 5 mg/5 ml. What is the dose for the child? ( a) 10 mg b) 17.5 mg …
Based on the available evidence, which of the following would probably not happen after someone has been administered a low dose of a mu opioid agonist? a. A Hershey’s chocolate bar would taste bette…
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The IV dose of mannitol is 1.5g/kg, administered as a 15% solution. How many mLs of the solution should be administered to a 150 pound patient? Please show breakdown.
Describe the lower and upper epidermis of a young langka leaf.
A child with a history of seizures has an order for phenobarbital 200 mg p.o daily. The child weighs 45 Ib. The drug reference manual states the following about the safe dose of phenobarbital. Mainten…
It is a busy night in the Emergency Department and all the infusion pumps are in already in use. The nurse has an order to infuse normal saline at 25 drops per minutes and a tubing set that says there…
The physician has ordered ASA 650 mg p.o. Q 4 hr. for temperature higher than 1010 F. 13. The medication is supplied in 325mg tablets. What is the maximum number of tablets the patient can receive in …
need help to do the cause and effect diagram (Ishikawa/fish-bone). In the context of product quality patient safety and data integrity use a cause-and-effect-diagram to identify and record improvement…
The MD orders 300 mg of an elixir to be given q12h.Available is 150mg/10ml.What should be administered every 12 hours?
What would be some nursing interventions of a patient taking doxycycline antibiotic?
Estrogen is given at a dose of 0.005 mg/kg daily. If the patient took 0.2 mg, what was the initial weight of the patient in kg?
The nurse is caring for a client who had a renal transplant 24 hours ago and is receiving mycophenolate IV as prescribed. What goal should be set for this client’s subsequent care? a. Transitioning to…
30mg of an antibiotic was mixed in 250 ml of Normal Saline, Order is to give in 30 minutes. What will be the flow rate in mL/hour? please explain how flow rate is determined
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An 8 years old girl is brought in by her mother for evaluation of allergies. Each year in the spring the child develops a runny nose; itchy, watery eyes; and sneezing. She has been treated in the past…
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List and detailed reasons of all the Pharmaceutical companies delisting or divesting their drug products. Also if they closed any of the sites due to low sales, contamination issues or supplies issue?…
Question: EP is a fifty-year-old woman who reports experiencing two to three hot flashes per day, occasionally associated with insomnia. She also states she is awakened from sleep about two to three t…
Based on the pharmacogenomic target (Metabolizing enzyme, transporter, or other biomarker) answer the following questions above; History of the target, when it was discovered and how it was discovered…
Need help making sure I got the right codes and am stumped on some. Thanks Diagnostic Coding Worksheet Points Possible: 30 points CAAHEP: VIII.PVIII.2 VIII.PVIII.2 #1-10 VIII.PVIII.2 # 1-10 VIII.PVIII…
BACKGROUND The client is a 34-year-old Pakistani female who moved to the United States in her late teens/early 20s. She is currently in an “arranged” marriage (her husband was selected for her when sh…
Make a critical questions on feminist ethics. based on the references provided below. REFERENCE : Feminist Ethics: EU Public Intellectual Lecture Series | Dr. Amaryllis Torres | Part 1. Retrie…
Could you please help me with three examples answering these questions: Select 3 household “powders” (e.g. flour, sugar, baking soda, etc.). For each of the 3 powders you selected, do the following: R…
Describe the role of immune modulators. What is the difference between immune modulators and immune suppressants?
What is the difference between agonist and antagonist and how does it work with different opioids
How are flu shots are developed? Adverse reactions of flu vaccines?
a nurse is preparing to administer dextrose 5% in water 400 ml IV to infuse over 1 hr. the drop factor of the manual IV tubing is 15 gtt/ml. the nurse should set the manual IV infusion to deliver how …
what medication is best for a young adult with gerd and why? risk/benefits of over counter treatment for peptic ulcer?
Pathogen given is Helicobacter Pylori. Explain. a)How do you identify this pathogen in a lab? b)List the common sites of infection. •
Case Study- Coagulation After experiencing multiple transient ischemic attacks, Mike, age 62, has been started on clopidogrel. He has had a history of atherosclerotic heart disease and peptic ulcer di…
Use the following conversions: 1 cup = 8 ounces 1 glass = 6 ounces 1 pint = 500 mL 1 quart = 1 Liter 1 ounce = 30 mL Patient intake: 2 3oz popsicles, 1/4 pint of milk, 1/2 quart of water, 1/4 lb burge…
PLEASE TYPE ANSWER AND EXPLAIN IN DETAIL. Drinking a glass of wine a day has a number of health benefits, particularly on the cardiovascular system. However, even at this low dose, eth…
what is allergic rhinitis and illustrate its treatment
How to find the days supply for this prescription please? George Smith, MD 12 W Main St Bay Shore, NY 11706 631-665-6565 Lic: 114157 Name Student Name Date RX: Hydrocortisone 2.5 % crm 30 9 sig: ap bi…
Which part of clinical research paper is frequently referred to as ” road map “? A Abstract B Findings C letter to the editor B methods
Nurs 6521 finals exam. question 0 out of 1 poin The Nurse Practitioner notices a cold sore on a patient’s upper lip and requests medication; docosanol (Abreva) is ordered. Before applying the medicati…
A child aged 4 in preschool exhibits symptoms/criteria for the diagnosis of ADHD. His preschool teacher recommends he be diagnosed by a clinician. In addition to the identified symptoms on page 282, h…
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A:The MO-99 generator is eluted at 2am and yields 1,000 mCi in 19ml’s. What is the concentration of this eluate? B: . At 5am, please make up an MDP kit using 240 mCi and dilute the kit to total 8 mls….
Decide which supply you would select and enter the number of tablets you would give. Order: Mycostatin 400,000 units p.o. swish and swallow q.6h t.i.d. Supply: Bottle containing 473 mL Mycostatin oral…
PHARMACEUTICAL IMPORTANCE OF SIMPLE AROMATIC COMPOUNDS?
How are IBS and psorosis related? Nurse practitioner. Advanced pathophysiology.
Buster is a 14 year old Lab weighing 75 lbs. BCS 7/9. He has been diagnosed with osteoarthritis. (tutoring help is needed with assignment.). 12. What crystalloid fluid will you select to use for Slin…
Answer. PHA107 Session 8 Lab Activity TPN Things to know about TPN’s (21 marks) 1. Another term for them is_ TNA – Total nutrient admixture 2. They are administered in order to: 3. They are infused ov…
Assignment 3- Pharmacology Case Study: explanation and answer per each Susan Schults, CMA (AAMA), is working the medication refill line for Pearson Physicians Group. She has received a refill reques…
what do you monitor with patient on invokana medication? edema weight gain hypovolemia
Read the medication labels where available and calculate the number of tablets or capsules necessary to provide the dosage ordered. Include the label on your answer. Order: Erythromycin (delayed relea…
What are the therapeutic uses of anticholinergic drugs in other diseases such as Alzheimer’s dementia?
nursing considerations. Group Assignments Learning Objective(s) 1. Each group draws a diagram outlining the life cycle of the protozoan that causes malana. Discuss clinical findings that may be noted …
Alcohol and caffeine have nearly opposite effects on behavior and the nervous system, yet these substances are not used to treat overdose or addiction to the other. Why not use caffeine to treat alcoh…
A patient has had an oral infection for the last 1 to 2 days. Incision and drainage of the dental abscess are unsuccessful. The patient’s temperature is 101° F, and his energy is reduced. He is presc…
- Using the same strength for the above insulin, how many mL will be needed for a 26U dose? ________
PATIENT PRESENTATION Chief Complaint “I have diarrhea and I’ve felt very tired lately even though I’m only 47 years old.” HPI Five days PTA, Mr. Hobbs had become nauseated and did not feel…
A 66yo female presents for a Health Care Maintenance visit this summer. She has a history of diabetes and is well controlled. Her immunizations need updating. According to her chart she had PPSV23 (Pn…
Identify 2 limitations of pharmacogenomics testing. Explain.
What is the most important principle for neuromuscular blocking drugs?
What are the latest drugs and findings being tested to prevent sickling(sickle cell)?
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Hello, Where can I find this quiz on here? I am looking for similar quizzes with answers and rationales. Thank you! 1. What lab value will best reflect renal function in a client taking multiple medic…
Preparation of divided powders, post lab questions subject- dosage forms and drug delivery systems. Very Fine No. 12 6. Give the special treatments of mixing powders. a. Volatile substance b. Liquids …
RX:Potassium Chloride 3:4 solution 30 ml. How many ml of potassium 1:20 solution and 4:5 solution do you need to prepare the order?Please show your work and formula you used, I would greatly…
You have an order for a 1000 mL bag of NS to infuse over 3 hours with a drop factor of 15. The bag was started at 0600. At 0700 you notice that 750 mL remains. A) What is the initial calculated rate i…
The HCP has ordered 3 mcg/kg per minute of dopamine 2 g/500 mL of D5W to be administered to a patient in the intensive care unit. The patient weighs 165 pounds. At which rate would the nurse set the I…
Question 5 Which of the following is a requirement of a controlled substance prescription, but not required on all other prescriptions? Answers: A. DEA number B. Date written C. Signature D. Drug nam…
Explain the first and second epidemiological transitions. Why is it important to note them, and what exactly occurred during these transiitons.
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Assuming complete dissociation, how many mmol and how many mOsmol (both nearest tenth if needed) of sodium bicarbonate (NaHCO3; MW = 84) are contained in50 mL of a 12.6% w/v solution
Need the answer ab 3: Pre-Lab Questions hat is the difference between an ointment and a cream? Give an example of a context in whic ointment would be appropriate, and a context where a cream would be …
tutoring help is needed with fill in the blank assignment for veterinary nursing/ pharmacology assignment 51. Topical antifungals such as Kopertox are used to treat ringworm and in horses. 52. acid an…
List ten online resources are credible for patients to learn about their diabetes (Januvia and Metformin ) therapeutic regimen? Five other sources of information are available for the general populati…
Why are suspensions different than emulsions for dosages
What is the parathyroid replacement drug and the parathyroid suppression drug? Compare and contrast glucocorticoids with mineralcorticoids What types of problems could glucocorticoids be used for besi…
- The child who weighs 7 pounds is prescribe digoxin 18 mcg by by mouth twice a day for heart failure the recommended dose range is 10 to 12mcg/kg/day. Is the order does within recommend it to you. R…
- As a nurse volunteering in Haiti after the devastating earthquake, you are caring for hundreds of people with minimal medications and equipment in a makeshift clinic. Being a holistic nurse, you un…
Explanation about R/S isomers if possible include a 3D Structure, explanation about chiral / achrial molecule
K.G. is a 79 year old male with chronic back pain take a laxative every day.. K.G. takes an opiate (narcotic) analgesic by mouth twice a day. K. G. complains of chronic constipation. Discuss the conce…
In Pharmaco*kinetics, what are the four pharmaco*kinetic properties that determine the onset, intensity, and the duration of drug action?
Answers with explanation. Using the discussion on medication abbreviations, symbols, and acronyms that should not be used, identify the mistake in the following orders and correct each order. 64. Inde…
E.K. is a 64-year-old woman with end-stage emphysema attributed to a 35 pack-year smoking history. She is severely limited in her physical activity because of severe dyspnea. Her medications include i…
Chapter 48 heparin discuss similarities and differences among drugs in the same classification and across classifications
Design a pharmacological experiment to test or measure each of the following in ileum smooth muscle: the neurotransmitter responsible for rhythmic contraction cycles
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Ref: https://nursecepts.com/medical-terminology-of-the-endocrine system/ Provide a list of 15 root terms with suffixes added from the renal and endocrine. Include the root, suffix, the combined term a…
Under patient problems, it says: “decreased visual acuity and hypertension”. Are the patient problems always what is being treated or are they a mix of problems and side effects? Atropine is used to r…
The nurse is compiling a drug history for a patient. Which question from the nurse will obtain the most information from the patient? a. “Do you depend on sleeping pills to get to sleep?” b. “Do you h…
administer lidocaine 2 mg/min iv continuously. Available: lidocaine 2 gm in 500 ml DSW How many ml/hr will the IV pump be set at?
What would be the final temperature 50 g of 10 °C water is mixed with 50 g of 62 °C water? Give your answer in degrees C and do not put any units in the answer space.Answer to a precision of 1 dec…
10.) Lidocaine is administered intravenously in the treatment of? A.) Localized pain. B.) Urinary tract analgesic. C.) Angina pectoris. D.) Ventricular arrhythmias
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Study Assignment-II- Neurological Drugs and Movement Disorders 1. A patient is administered atropine sulfate prior to surgery. How is this drug helpful during the perioperative period? 2.?…
Order: Heparin 20units/kg, patient weighs 160Ibs. On hand: 25000units/250ml. The nurse should set the pump at?
A 16‑year‑old girl complains of vagin*l itching. She has had several Pap smears that indicate she has candidiasis. Although she has been prescribed miconazole nitrate vagin*l cream previously, she…
anticholinergic agents and Ingimg a. What are anticholinergic agents? b. What are the key lifespan considerations for an adult when administering anticholinergic agents? c. What are the key nursing im…
how does captopril work and what is the side effect?
Which of the following surface molecules does NOT assist in triggering an intracellular signalling cascade to activate a lymphocyte: a. TCR b. CR2 c. CD40 d. CD28 e. LFA-1
Module 06 Written Assignment – Medication Reconciliation Cases
Assignment 12.1: Acne Vulgaris Case Study J.S., age 16, comes to your office for a routine physical examination. You notice that she has facial acne that she is hiding with heavy makeup. She has tried…
Question 4 1 pts A smoking male patient was prescribed phenacetin. Knowing that phenacetin is metabolized by CYP1A2 and compared to a non-smoking male, this patient will most likely: ‘ present an incr…
Please answer. I need help. Thank you Reference: Ansel, H., 13th Ed PharCal 1. How many milliliters of a 1:50 w/v boric acid solution can be prepared from 500 mL of a 5% w/v boric acid solution?…
- The anabolic steroid indicated for the treatment of anemias in adults is _____________________.
You are visiting an 80-year- old patient in her home. She is receiving 0.125 mg of oral digoxin (Lanoxin) daily. She also takes hydrochlorothiazide (HydroDIURIL) 50 mg bid. She complains of blurred vi…
Digoxin (LANOXIN ) is available for parenteral pediatric use in a concentration of 0.05 mg/mL. H ow many milliliters would provide a dose of 40 mg?
Please help me! There are four phases of the Drug Cycle. (Pharmaco*kinetics). Define each phase include all factors, methods, routes, organs and barriers. Thank you!
Study the summarized article on Lumbrokinase and the court decision regarding Health Canada; What do you assume happened here? Who would you support for, and why? Reference https://www.smartbigg…
What is the consequence of IL-2 production by T helper cells? Select one: a. Activation of antigen-presenting cells b. Macrophage activation c. Stimulation of T helper cell maturation d. None of the a…
Why there are abnormalities in lab result? How to treat? Na 140 mEq/L Hgb 11.2 g/dL Ca 9.8 mg/dL K 6.1 mEq/L Hot 34.5% Mg 2.4 mg/dL CI 99 mEq/L PIt 182 x 103/mm3 Phos 7.6 mg/dL CO2 18 mEq/L WBC 7.8 x …
Benzodiazepines produce their effects by acting on ______ neurons in the ______. Question 12 options: a) GABA; limbic system b) serotonin; thalamus c) glutamate; cortex d) GABA; brainstem
6 – Why are sex linked diseases like hemophilia relatively rare in females? Select one: a.all females are sexual mosaics. b.each cell in a female has a 50 -50 chance of expressing the defective …
Download and abstract OP Clinic Case 10 #410049 Locate and assign primary CPT code
A nurse and a nursing student are reviewing the care of a 30-kg
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Under what circ*mstances can/should children be prescribed drugs for off-label use? Be specific and provide examples.
What is the comparison and the contrast disease presentation of ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease?
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Case Study After a stay in the hospital, Doris is sent home with two liquid medications. Dosage information for these medications is as follows: Medication A: 2 tsp po q4h Medication B: 2.5 mL po tid …
A child is 40″ tall and weighs 65 lb. A physician orders phenobarbital for the control of seizures. The normal adult dose is 100 mf TID. The available medication is 20mg/5 mL. What is the dose that th…
Which of the following is an adverse effect associated with the administration of phenobarbital for epilepsy? Sedation Gastrointestinal irritation Nervousness
Apparently, the weak spot in the blood-brain barrier, is the chemical trigger zone, which is known for triggering an individual to vomit which eliminates toxins in the body. With that being said, sinc…
What is the UNIDO Procurement Model? Please explain in details.
which of the following is not an aspect of the patient assessment
ASAP. 1) Which legislation authorizes the FDA to determine the safety of a drug before its marketing 2 Points O Kefauver-Harris Drug Amendment (1962) Controlled Substances Act (1970) Durham-Humphrey A…
Low blood glucose stimulates a number of hormones and chemical transmitters but not which of the following Select one: A. glucagon B. adrenaline C. insulin D. cortisol
54) A 2 year old child with fever for 2 days has not been eating and is crying often. On examination, the physician notes that the mucous membranes of the mouth are covered with pale ulcerations and t…
For which client would the use of a neuromuscular junction (NMJ) blocker most likely be appropriate? Select all that apply. a.A presurgical client who requires endotracheal intubation b.An anxio…
please include source/reference if used, please no copy pastefrom chegg or the internet. Based on the following STR based bone marrow engrafment analysis a. suggest possible informative loci B. Sc…
- She tells you that she thinks the herbal products are "safe" because the government would not allow them to be sold if they were not. Is this true?
The PMHNP prescribes an obese patient phentermine (Adipex-p)/topiramate ER (Topamax) (Qsymia), Why is topiramate (Topamax) often prescribed with phentermine (Adipex-P)?
A 78 year old widower has come to see his health care provider.The NP interviews the patient about his PMH and current health concerns.The patient tells the nurse that he is a sexual relationship …
A client with inflammatory bowel disease (IBS) prescribed the corticorsteroids medication prednisone the nurse should provide which explanation about this drug? A. Monthly check-ups will be necessary …
Click the link below and read the article on Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus. Using your lecture notes, list two appropriate drug classifications for treating Type 2 DM along with the specific drug examples …
answer with details show the conversions for all 10 questions Remember to note units in each answer. 1 kg = 1000 g, 1g = 1000 mg, 1mg = 1000 mcg, 1kg = 2.2 pounds (lbs, #) 1 L = 1000 ml, 1 ml = 1000…
1 ) vitamin 4 vitamin S 3) Folic Acid * list their Generic , trade names for the drugs above ? What are they used for? * List adverse effect / contraindications * Correct dosage for elderly Patient * …
What to advice a patient who is taking aspiring 162mg and atorvastatin 80mg daily for stable ischemic heart disease and who wanted to benefit from her husband’s medication for previous myocardial infa…
Name of Drug (Generic/Brand):bisoprolol (Zebeta) Classification: Use for this client: Action (as applies to this client) Client Dosage: Normal dosage range Side effects: Contraindications: Pertine…
A patient weighing 70 kg is prescribed drug C to be given intravenously at a dose of 4 mg/kg per h. Drug C is available as a 10 mg/2 mL intravenous solution. What is a suitable flow rate for administe…
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Mrs. Outi has persistent cough and congestion during spring season. She tried all OTC drugs and found no relief. After her consultation with Physician, he issued the following Prescription.. Phenergan…
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a client is to receive 1800mL of fluid during 24 hour period.The client is to receive 3/4 of the fluid between 7AM and 10 PM. Calculate how many mL the client will drink during that time.
Ayuda a contestar. 1. i supp rectal q 4 hr. 2. i puff q 6 hr_ 3. ii inh hs 4. 1cc IM stat for pain 5. i gtt au q 12 hrs x 7 d 6. i – ii tabs po q 4 – 6 hrs prn 7. Apply bid prn itch 8. ii caps stat, i…
Sheet _1_ of _15_ ___ Installation Verification Part-1: ___ Transmitter Description and Critical Design Features Inspect the installed instrument item and the vendor’s documentation and verify corr…
Q2: Drug X is a weakly acidic drug that has a pKa of 7.2. Part 1: Calculate the percentage of the ionized form of this drug in the duodenum which has a pH of 5.0. Part 2 : if the pH in the stomach is …
What is the below Drug Genetic and brand Name also calcification side effect, adverse reaction and what are they good for. acetaminophen acetylsalicylic acid amitriptyline atorvastatin atropine sul…
Landon is a 5-year-old boy who is being seen in the pediatric clinic for a yearly physical examination. Subjective Data Patient is accompanied by parent (mother)Mother states …
his Question: 1 pt 12 of 24 (4 complete) The child is to receive 15 mL Robitussin syrup PO at home. The parent only has a teaspoon as a measuring device. How many teaspoons should he give his child? …
Hemagglutinin and neuraminidase are viral glycoproteins found in the envelope of this virus. a) Human Papilloma Virus b) Herpes simplex I and II c) Measles virus d) Cytomegalovirus e) Influenza virus
Asthma management Describe long-term control and quick relief treatment options for the asthma patient from your practice as well as the impact these drugs might have on your patient. Explain the step…
What are antibiotics? How are these medications grouped? Why? Are these drugs used in the operating room? Preoperatively? Intraoperatively? Postoperatively? Why? In what form are they …
tutoring help is needed with pharmacology assignments
MEDS: PO Vancomycin Problems: Pneumonia with sepsis YOUR SOLUTION: DRUG OR PROBLEM/RECOMMENDATION/REASON YOUR GOAL IS TO FIGURE OUT WHAT IS THE BEST MEDICATION LIST TO SEND THIS PERSON HOME O…
Many patients take OTC medications. Explain why it is important to document these medications in their medical record. Describe what you would do when a patient indicates a drug allergy.
Please write the prescription for the patient described below using the Prescription Form attached below and then upload the completed prescription form. Mrs. Jones needs a refill on her Levemir. Here…
A nurse is caring for a client who is experiencing an acute ischemic cerebrovascular event due to a thrombus in a cerebral vessel. Which of the following drugs should the nurse expect to administer? a…
15B. Describe the ligand-regulated transmembrane enzymes (or receptor tyrosine kinase) mechanism. Give an example drug using this mechanism.
Can you help me answer this? 1. Briefly explain pulsatile versus slow and sustained drug delivery related to ADD meds {pages 495- 497) in your own words.
Q3. Serotonin or 5-hydroxytryptamine (5-HT) is an autacoid, hormone and neurotransmitter. It regulates a broad range of physiological and pathophysiological processes in the body via different 5-HT …
- A drug is considered eliminated from the body when less than 10% remains. If a patient takes 50mg of a drug that has a half-life of 8 hours, how long will it take for at least 90% of the drug to b…
Since Reagan began dating Kelsey, Reagan’s friends rarely get to spend time with her. They all used to eat lunch together in the high school cafeteria; now Reagan usually leaves school to go out for l…
Directions : Calculate the following dosage using the formula method. Round mL answers to the nearest tenth Order : Zofran 7 mg p.o. b.i.d. Available: Zofran oral solution labeled 4 mg per 5 …
Since hypertension can often be asymptomatic, (1) what aresome effective methods that can be utilized to help us identify it early? (2) what are the risk factors that we need to look for? (3) what a…
compare and contrast the different therapeutic effects of bronchodilator drugs and corticosteroid drugs.
Patient develops severe sepsis during a hospital encounter that was not present on admission, how is this coded?
Matching-Brand and Generic Drug Names a. Adderall 47. atomoxetine b. Depakene 48. primidone c. Depakote 49. dextroamphetamine-amphetamine d. Mysoline 50. divalproex e. Lamictal 51. gabapentin f. Neuro…
Patient has no history of substance abuse but complains of sleeplessness caused by post surgical pain. He refused to fill his opiates prescription because he did not want to get “hooked” on any drug. …
Hospital pharmacy rotation homework. I would be glad if you help thanks.. What is a medication formulary? What is meant by the term "non-formulary"? If your facility has a medication formula…
- Identify the particular element of acquiring cultural competence that’s mirrored in developing a secure environment in what group of pertinent cultural details will be obtained throughout the well …
Parkinson’s Disease can’t be cured, but medications can help control symptoms. Write the use of each medication and how it helps treat Parkinson’s disease, include at least 2 to 3 warnings/ safety i…
Classify antihypertensive drugs with all examples possible, write mechanism of action, adverse effects and uses of ACE Inhibitors
it is urgent please. replies that as people get older, liver and kidney function decline, and if the dose is as high as her niece’s, the drug will tend to: A. Have a shorter half-life. B. Accumulate. …
- Order: Ibuprofen 800 mg PO every BID Available: Ibuprofen 400 mg tablets How many tablets are needed for each dose per day?
Please help! Much appreciated. Their Treatment Reading Drug Labels and Medication Orders 1. You receive the following prescription, and the drug label shown is the product you pick up from the pharmac…
Questionssss . Ordered: Cephalexin oral suspension 325 mg po tid c food. Available: Keflex 125 mg/5 ml. Interpret the order: __________________________________________________ …
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Having a hard time locating where to find this. Locate your state’s (Utah) nurse practice act (NPA) and associated regulations governing prescribing by advanced practice nurses (CNPs, CRNAs, CNMs, CNS…
I’m looking for informations and what I could do to start and complete this 1. develop a microspheres and/or nanoparticlesdry powder inhaler formulation for treating COPD. 2. Justify clear…
A patient receives 2 L of IV TPN over 12 hours. What is the flow rate in ml/min? How much potassium chloride is needed to make 500 ml of 4% KCl solution? How many milligrams of epinephrine are contai…
Scenario : Imagine that you are a research scientist at a prominent pharmaceutical company with nearly infinite resources. Company representatives have recently returned from the Amazon rainforests wi…
Write a reflective account related to the example CPD you have provided. This can be on any topic and in the reflective account explain the importance of completing this particular CPD related to the …
- Rita Schmidt, 74 years of age, is a female patient who was admitted to the surgical unit after undergoing removal of a section of the colon for colorectal cancer. The patient has a colostomy on …
Does this follow lipinski’s rule? List the satisfied rules and the violated rules.
- To prevent formation of new clots, the provider has ordered 800 units of Heparin sub-Q every day. The available dose in vial is 1000 units Heparin per mL on hand.How many mL will you give? a) 0.8…
PMS and PDD List the symptoms of premenstrual syndrome and contrast them to the symptoms of premenstrual dysphoric disorder. What categories of drugs are used to treat these two disorders?
Responsibilities and Principles of Drug Administration elsom mil D cab a solvt sa Fill-in-the-Blank follownobi al LA esla ardi coniboo B Fill in the blank for each of the following statements. erly w…
I need information of the following respiratory issue Asthma And answer the following questions below Research your assigned topic and include responses to each of the following criteria below: 1.…
Does Neuropeptide Y (NPY) improve learning and memory, or does it impair learning and memory?
- Contrast the mechanism by which ACTH and cortisol affect the target cell. Draw diagrams for the signaling pathways. 2.Explain the differences between neurocrine, endocrine, and ne…
Conceptualize a CORRECT laboratory work by desigining and describing a COMPLETE LABORATORY PROCESS ofproducing a LIQUID DOSAGE FORM.
Question How much solution (ml) is in the oral syringe? (Enter numerical answer only) Oral syringe Question 2 Order for Acetaminophen 0.3 g. Available: Acetaminophen gr x. Amount to be given: _____ ta…
Given a situation, a glass of clear water is used to represent the human body and povidone-iodine is used to represent the toxic substances that enter the body. Povidone-iodine is added to the water a…
Should any cough and cold products be used for asthma sysmtoms?why or why not?
Hello! Pls answer the questions below. I need solution for this one. Thank you! No need explanation. . 41. A 3-year old child weighing 15 kg requires furosemide at a dose of 2 mokg daily …
Diabetes mellitus and diabetes insipid are both endocrine disorders with similar symptomatology, but have different mechanisms. Contrast these two conditions citing different hormones, lab results, an…
Patient Info: Age 3 years Weight 33 lbs Prescription Amoxicillin 250mg/5 ml 200 mg po q 8 h x 10 days #qs When answering questions 4-6, use the prescription order and patient information provided b…
What are the expected pharmacological actions and therapeutic uses of the antitussive? What is the expected pharmacological action of the expectorant, Guaifenesin? What is the maximum number of days t…
The iv line that can be used to administer medications and solutions and can be connected to port on the main infusion is called
CASE STUDY #9 .The student nurse has to administer antibiotics to a patient who has developed a complicated GU infection. The antibiotics that the student nurse has to administer to the patient includ…
What are the key lifespan considerations for an older adult when administering adrenergic blocking agents?
- To compare the drugs prototype theophylline, epinephrine, ipratropium, flunisolide, zafirlukast, beractant, and cromolyn with other drugs in their classification and with drugs in other …
Explain the history of the cannabidiol drug and how it was administered at the same time as medical marijuana, and how it was introduced to the population over time?
Explain bradycardia is an adverse effect of propranolol.
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If a 2.5 g sample of magnesium oxide (98.9%) were titrated with 70 ml of 1.04 N of sulfuric acid, what volume of 1.15 N sodium hydroxide would be required in the back titration.
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What are the differences between a side effect, a contraindication, and an adverse reaction to a medication? Provide an example of each. PS: please include sources if possible
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the physician orders KCL 10 mEq in 1000 mL of D5 NS to infuse at 100 mL/h. How many mL of KCl will the nurse add to the IV?
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select three drugs a clinical patient receives. calculate the half-life of each drug. Determine the frequency of drug administration based on the half-life.
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Yoghurt is contraindicated as strategy for renewing normal bacterial flora with what type of patients?
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s this patient experiencing an electrolyte imbalance?
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Would you tell the patient you prescribed a costly treatment instead of offering more affordable options first?Why or why not?
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Which of the following is a common treatment for CAD? Pacemaker implant IV antibiotics Stent placement Clipping or coiling
A client has chosen to receive palliative care after lung cancer metastasized to the bones and liver. Which is themostappropriate during palliative cancer care?
Mr. Belcher calls to try to understand how to compute his child fluid intake. all he has at home are regular cups, glasses and mugs, what would you suggest?
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MD writes an order for Digoxin Elixir 250mcg by mouth daily. Pharmacy dispenses you with 0.5mg/2ml. How many will you administer per dose?
The food and drug administration requires non-sterile compouded products meet the USP ( blank) standard.
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A patient received 2litres of 5% dextrose (w/v) how many mg of dextrose have they had
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A TPN order calls for the prescription below for a 24 hour period. You have this stock available. The total volume of the TPN is 1000 mL. How much of each ingredient is needed? Round off your answers …
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Identify the prototypes for anti-inflammatory and anti-Gout drugs and also Identify Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) Initiatives for drug administration.
CALCULATE THE STANDARD DEVIATION FOR EACH SAMPLING TIME, PLOT AND DECIDE THE OPTIMUM MIXING TIME.
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If 500 mg of a drug is given orally and 250 mg is absorbed into the system circulation, what is the F? A: 0.6 B: 0.5 C: 2 D: 1.66
Potassium Chloride 20 mEq D 5 W 1000 ml Infuse over 10 hours. 1.Potassium Chloride is available as 2 mEq/ml. How many milliliters should be added to the D 5 W bag? 2. What is the drip rate in …
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Explain in details with references the absorption, distribution, metabolism and absorption of Risperidone
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Describe the treatment of eustachian tube dysfunction (ETD) Describe what the tympanic membrane looks like in eustachian tube dysfunction. Explain ho to educate a patient with Eustachian tube dysfunct…
The nurse is administering the first dose of ampicillin intramuscularly to a client with a severe infection. In addition to the six rights of medication administration, an important priority nursing a…
Why angiotensin antagonist specifically ACEI and ARBs cause hyperkalemia? What precautions should be use of beta blockers in diabetic patients? Please include your references. Thank you!
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Alex Alex pharmacy technician wanted to measure out 25 cc of water of water into a gradual into a graduate cylinder how many millimeters would Alex need to measure out into the graduated cylinder
500 mL D5W is infusing at a rate of 25 macrogtt/min. The drop factor is 10 gtt/mL. How long will it take for the IV to infuse? (Express time in hours and minutes.)
Create a table that summarizes the results obtained in each method and interpret the results. Methods: Direct titration Residual Titration Coulometric titration
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: A 1L solution containing 25,000 units of heparin must run at 30mL/hr. 25,000 units 1000 mLX How much heparin is administered per hour?
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Explain in detail about one compartment , two compartment and multi-compartment model ? with their applications in pharmaceutical dosage forms design?
reflect on a case from your past clinical experiences and consider how a patient’s pharmaco*kinetic and pharmacodynamic processes may alter his or her response to a drug. consider the principles of pha…
1) 2) 3) 4) 5). The following are urine concentration data of drug X in a healthy volunteer following a 100 mg iv bolus dose concentration ofclrug in urine [mtg/ml) Amount of drug in plasma after 6 hr…
SHOW HINT FLAG During a change-of-shirt report, a nurse sees that a client’s IV bag of 0.9% sodium chloride has 900 ml of fluid left in it. The nurse makes rounds 30 min later and notes that the IV ba…
The release of chemical mediators and energy utilization by neoplastic cells lead to this systemic manifestation of cancer:
what is the purpose of oxytocin, bethanechol, magnesium sulfate in pregnancy and how the effects of these medications during breast feedings?
a nurse is caring for an older adult client who has a prescription for sol piden at bedtime to promote sleep. The nurse should plan to monitor the client for which of the following adverse effects? ?…
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A 7-year-old female weighing 55 lbs presents with a severe asthma exacerbation and will be treated with prednisolone (Orapred®). Recommended dosing is 1 mg/kg/day in 2 divided doses. How many milligr…
Case study: C.S is a 56-year old Asian male who weighs 82 kg. He presents to the clinic with complaints of an irregular rapid heartbeat. On an electrocardiogram, CS is found to be in atrial fibrillati…
CHAPTER 11 Vitamins, Minerals, and Herbs Fill-in-the-Blank Fill in the blank for each of the following statements. 1. Health care professionals should advise patients to self-medication with large do…
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CHAPTER 17 Matthew is a 7-year-old, 20-kg boy who has been undergoing multidrug chemotherapy for aggressive osteosarcoma of his right femur. The time has now come for a surgical resection. 8:…
DS has beenreceiving digoxin, furosemide and lisinopril for several months to treatfor CHF.At 3 months it was noted his SrCr went from 1.2 mg/dl to 2.4 mg/dl.What could explain this?
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If the chance of winning the horse racing is once every 100 trials on average randomly, the reinforcement schedule is a. FI-100 (fixed interval). b. VI-100 (variable interval). c. FR-100 (fixed ratio)…
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What age-related changes in drug absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion could be affecting a 70 year old woman?
How to reduce the antagonistic effect of warfarin and phenobarbital?
Jerry pulled a dose of digoxin and asked a nursing assistant to give it. concerning an assignment she i the other RN’s on the floor. "Jerry pulled a patient’s dose of Digoxin and asked me to admi…
competitive and Noncompetitive Antagonists There are two broad classes of GABA-A receptor antagonists: those that bind to the GABA receptor site on the beta subunit with zero intrinsic activity (e.g. …
Calculate the following concentration and volume of solution: If V1 = 16mL, V2 = 20mL, and C1 = 6%, find C2. Please show breakdown to gain understanding.
What is the difference between pharmaco*kinetics and pharmacodynamics?
- define selective toxicity. how does selective toxicity apply to clinical pharmacology? 2. define bacteria resistance to antibiotics. why is bacteria resistance a concern in the clinical settings.
If the patient stop smokingwould you start her oral contraceptive? If the patient has irregular menses what contraceptivewould be appropriate?
ONE SPECIFIC hormonal or related medication (Pituitary, Thyroid, Parathyroid, or Adrenal Disorders). Give class; actions and uses; side effects & adverse reactions; contraindications & toxicit…
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A client receiving anti anxiety drug therapy complains of constipation . The nurse understands that this is the results of which of the following ?
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I was wondering are you going to post the remaining chapters 18 hormones and steroids, chapter 19 immunological medication, chapter 20 topical medications, chapter 21 vitamins and minerals. Thanks
Looking into the Healthcare Delivery System globally and locally, go to WHO and DOH website, chooseone current health topics, news, data, events or publications. Make an individual case analysis …
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PHAR 2350 Resuelve los siguientes ejercicios de dosificación pediátrica. Es importante que incluya los procedimientos. (18 puntos) 1) La dosis de acromicina es de 500 mg. ¿Cuál será la dosis en g…
What nursing measures should be implemented when working with older adults using cardiac glycosides? What are the signs and symptoms of digoxin toxicity and why are older adults at a higher risk?
An African-American patient who is obese has persistent blood pressure readings greater than 150/95 mm Hg despite treatment with a thiazide diuretic. The primary care NP should consider prescribing a(…
Drugs X and Y both bind to plasma albumin. If we stop drug X, Drug Y will have more available protein to bind.Clinical effect ????
A nurse is caring for an older adult client who is to undergo total hip arthroplasty. What physiological changes should the nurse consider when administering medications to the client?
I am having trouble specifically with parts b. and d. conceptually. For part b., is it because the amount of receptor remains unchanged? For d., I can estimate that waiting 20 minutes would be a probl…
Please help me with this. a 30 day prescription for an initial starting dose of Propranolol by mouth for an adult for migraine prevention.You may give 1 refill. Make up name, DOB, Address, DEA, …
Mr. B, a 42 year old male, presents to you as a new patient today to establish care with your office. He takes Zolpidem 10 mg at hs and Lisinopril 20 mg PO QD. He is otherwise healthy and NKDA. He re…
Practice quiz 1.Chapter 1 through 4. (Pharmacology and the nursing Process, 9th edition. by Lilley)
1.Mrs. N is taking Motrin 600 mg PO q6hr around the clock for joint pain. how many grams of Motrin is Mrs. N consuming daily? 2.Mrs. A is admitted to the outpatient care center for a blood transfusion…
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Are the effects of co-administration of fluoxetine and tramadol an additive or synergistic effect?
What is the meaning and description of Infusion pump, state advantages and disadvantages What is the meaning and description of infusion set, state advantages and disadvantages
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the answer please? A female patient (35 years old, 65 kg) with normal renal function is to be given a drug by IV infusion. According to the literature, the elimination half-life of this drug is 7 hour…
The IV is infusing at 30 gtt per minute. The drop factor is 20 gtt per mL. The IV label reads 500 mL 5% dextrose and 0.45% sodium chloride. The IV had been infusing for 11⁄2hours when you came on …
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The physician ordered 500 mg of a medicine of a medication. What is the equivalent dose in grams ?
Give indication,side effect, adverse effects,mechanisms of action and patient education
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Type O has neither A nor B antigens on the red blood cell membrane, why it cannot receive blood from A, B or AB? If aRH-negativepersonwho is sensitiveto Rh-positive blood receives a tra…
please fast answer without explain 15.The neuraminidase inhibitor, that is contraindicated in bronchial asthma is: a.Zanamivir b.Amantadine c.Ranitadine. d.Oseltamivir
Explain in the relevant clinical terms how high blood pressure increases the risk of developing :- • myocardial infarction • heart failure • chronic kidney disease
. please show all work. 1) Evaluate the follow statements. Do you agree or disagree? Explain your answer. a. If 10 mg of drug A produces the same response as 100 mg of drug B, drug A is more efficacio…
A nurse is preparing to administer ampicillin 500 mg via intermittent IV bolus over 30 min. Available is 500 mg ampicillin in 50 mL dextrose 5% in water (D5W). The nurse should set the pump to deliver…
Answer per item and provide short explanation. 1. How do glucocorticoids aids in addressing Asthma? 2. Explain the synthesis of thyroid hormone. 3. What are the different cells present in the panc…
Children older than 2 can be administered promethazine rectally as an antihistamine, at a dosage of 0.125 mg/kg every 4 to 6 hours. Assume you were administering this to a child who weighed 27.5 lbs. …
a nurse is teaching a client who has prescription for ferrous gluconate. Which of the following statements by the client indicates an understanding of the teaching. (a) i should notify my provider if …
A mother brings in a prescription for Adderall for her child. The date is December 12, and the prescription is marked not to be filled until December 15. The mother explains that they are going out of…
CC:Tremor makes it hard to draw and type work and I feel slower HPI:53 year old Hispanic female presents to the clinic for tremor worsening over last 8 months.Taking increasing time to comple…
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pharm help ASAP When administering an adrenergic agonist drug, what possible effect should the nurse monitor for? Hypotension Tachycardia Loss of consciousness Respiratory depression Proteinuria Yo…
choose the correct answer. Each of the following changes will result in increased blood flow to a tissue except O relaxation of precapillary sphincters. O increased vessel diameter. O decreased periph…
What is the meaning of tablet lamination and capping? How are these related to compression force?
QUESTIONS No. 10 Use Dimensional Analysis. Medication order: Azuldine 1000 mg P.O. daily Medication label: Azuldine 500 mg per tablet How many tablets to administer to the patient?
Discuss both intrinsic and environmental factors influencing the biotransformation of drugs.
Would you consider other options instead ofCelexafor your elderly patients (anxiety and insomnia)?
Explain what a Pareto chart is – what the related philosophy is – and what they are commonly used for. In the light of the current virus situation, build a Pareto Chart based on the following data rel…
Which two initial combination antibiotics would you give in the emergency department for a patient (20 y.o. female) believed to be in septic shock with a history of IV drug use? Where do you find wh…
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QUESTION 27 1. Which of the following class of medications appears to offer some hope to those with sexual addictions? a MAOIS D Benzodiazepi . nes Tricyclics SSRIS 1 points
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Calculate the dose of a dobutamine drip (500mg/250ml) infusing at a rate of 36ml/hr for a 95kg atient .
please fast answer without explain 11.Antifungal polyene macrolide that preferentially binds to fungal ergosterol which alters cellular permeability. a.Amphotericin B b.Ketoconazole c.Flucytosine d.Gr…
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Q7. Sally was diagnosed with breast cancer 2 years ago.The cancer has metastasised (spread) to Sally’s bones, therefore Sally is receiving palliative care.Over the past 12 months Sally has bee…
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PT Module F Drug Workbook Week 1 Fill in the Brand/Generic names for the following medications. These will be needed to complete the drug worksheets.Remember, each drug should have a worksheet compl…
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calculate the TPN caloric requirement for a 150lb, 70-year-old female patient measuring 5 ft. 2 in. in height.
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Zosyn3.375 g is ordered IV q6h. The IVPB contains 50 ml of NS and is to infuse over 45 minutes using amicrodrip. Calculatethe rate of flow using an infusion pump. (Enter the numeric value only. …
A primary indication for the use of an antiemetic medication is: morning sickness in pregnancy. diarrhea accompanied by severe abdominal cramping. constipation. nausea and vomiting associated with che…
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Watch the video below? And what is wrong on what the nurse did? Pls i will rate you helpful. PLS SKIP IF YOU DONT KNOW THE ANSWER. DONT ASK FOR MISSING INFORMATION, THIS IS ALL I GOT. OR I WILL FLAG Y…
Question 1:A nonproprietary name is also known as a generic name. Why are some drugs called INN drugs? Question 2: Is the use of INN drugs ethical?
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Hi, I am having issues solving this problem, please help! You are instructed to dilute the 20% mannitol you have in stock in a 500mL bag of 0.9% NaCl to a 50 mg/mL mannitol solution?How much 20%…
X Exit Question 1 of 1 The nurse needs to administer a prescription of furosemide (Lasix) oral solution to a child. The prescribed dose is 2 mg/kg. The child weighs 55 pounds. The medication is availa…
THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS OF BRONCHODILATOR AND CORTICOSTEROID DRUGS Compare and contrast the different therapeutic effects of bronchodilator drugs and corticosteroid drugs.These are really key and necess…
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L-AT1: Which of the following scenarios most describes a patient with an infectious disease? A.72 year old male, T 98.6, WBC 6,000, neutrophils 50%, bands 2% B.54 year old female, T 101, WBC 15,000, n…
details please Mark for review How many milliliters of 35% acetic acid must be mixed with 15% acetic acid to give 1000ml of 10% acetic acid? Correct Answer: 166.7 ml 35%; 833:3 ml of 15% (Chapter 4)
The blood-brain barrier is different than most barriers between blood and organs because: the only way in is lipid solubility and carrier.mediated transport O it shares the same kind of barrier as the…
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Which of the following dosage forms delivers the API to the GI tract? a) Rectal suppositories b) Nasal sprays c) vagin*l pessaries d) Eye drops
A patient who is taking morphine for pain asks the nurse how a pain medication can also cause constipation. What does the nurse know about morphine?
1}A medication without a label should be relabeled for clarity. True or False? 2) Select all that apply. Which of the following ensures the correct medication has been selected for use with medicati…
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What is cellular/pharmacodynamic tolerance? And what is abstinence syndrome?
round to the nearest whole number. A nurse is preparing to administer Cefazolin 2 g in 100 mL of dextrose 5% in water (D5W) IVPB (intravenous piggyback) over 30 minutes. How many mL/hr is the intraven…
antifungals work how and what conditions are antifungals agents use to treat?
Ms McCormack is prescribed an oral dose of the drug diazepam, 5 mg (morning and evening) for her anxiety. Diazepam is a basic drug with a pKa of 3.4.Based on this information answer the questions …
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Dosage and calculations 1)Briefly describe four measuring systems that are used in drug therapy. Provide examples of when each system is used. Identify which system is used frequently. Why is this sys…
A physician orders 250 mL 0.05% epinephrine solution. The available epinephrine is 1:500 in 10-mL vials. How many mL of 1:500 epinephrine are needed? How many mL of sterile water are needed as a solve…
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With the same dose of codeine, some individuals experience little therapeutic effect, while others experience symptoms of high dose of morphine. Explain why variation occurs, linking how an individual…
A client is receiving meropenem. when monitoring the client for a drug-related reaction, the nurse should prioritize what assessment?
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Describe two similarities and two differences between hyperplasia and cancer.
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A medication order states, acetaminophen 800 mg PO every 8 hours around the clock. How many grams of acetaminophen will the nurse administer daily? (Record answer to the tenth [one decimal place]. Use…
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MP is a sixty-five-year-old male who has recently retired. He is coming in today for a complaint about pain in his back, knees, and hips. He reports that he has been experiencing this pain for the pas…
The nurse is conducting an ongoing administration assessment on a client who was administered diltiazem. Which assessment findings should the nurse prioritize? Select all that apply. Question 19 optio…
a prescription reads phenytoin 0.2 g orally twice daily. the medication label states that each capsule is 100 mg. the nurse prepares how many capsule(s) to administer 1 dose?
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Drugs affects the cell function in a variety of ways . Briefly describe and provide an example of an agonist, competitive antagonist and a non competitive antagonist?
68 year male come to emergency room suffer from acute pulmonary edema and also have urate renal stone. Know what drug give to this emergency case and after that how prescribe drugs for renal urate sto…
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1.The pediatrician writes the following order for a child: Tylenol 160 milligrams “PO” PRN for pain q 6 hours. The Pharmacy fills the order with 80 milligrams per milliliter…
For a 5 to 12 dilution, what is the ratio of serum to saline? What is the ratio of saline to total volume?\ Please show steps on how you came to the solution.
What precautions are necessary when administering phenytoin by intravenous infusion?
which electronic databases provides drug information for health care providers?
Physicians Order: Administer cefazolin 750 mg IV in 100 mL D5W.Run over one hour. Calibration set:15 drops per mL a)Calculate the number of drops per minute. b)Calculate the number of microg…
21- Felbamate: What are the steps involved in metabolism of felbamate with an emphasis on atropaldehyde formation. How can one potentially eliminate formation of toxic atropaldehyde metabolite (by flu…
Please be correct I only get 1 try on this. 1. 25 mg of Tracker Jacker venom was administered to Peeta Mellaflg (who weighs TD kg} at time = fl hours. The venom eguilibrated immediately with body …
Based on recommendations for reducing medication errors, correct the following: (1 mark each): 1. Haloperidol 5.0 mg 2. Synthroid . 15 mg 3. Atorvastatin 10mg 4. MgSO4 5. Voltaren ointment 50 gm 6. Di…
The nurse is presenting at a health promotion event at the local elementary school. What suggestions should the nurse give the attendees to prevent the spread of pinworm infection? Select all that a…
NovolinR infusion 4unitsper hour, available 100 units of NovolinR in 250 mLof NS. What is mLper hour( mL/hr) for 4 units
The nurse mixed 50mg of an antibiotic in 250mL of Normal Saline. The order states it is to be given in 45 min. What will be the flow rate in mL/hour?
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What type of necrosis is often associated with pulmonary tuberculosis
A 49-year-old healthy Chinese man presented to our hospital with sepsis and multiorgan failure. He had a30 pack-year history of cigarette smoking, drank four to six beers almost every day for two year…
You have 120mg of a drug ml. How many milliliters do you need to give a 15mg dose?
You were prescribed codeine, a weak organic base with a pKa of 8. You are a vegetarian and also take certain dietary supplements (green+).A diet rich in vegetables and fruit and herbal extracts has …
questions and answers. Patient-Centered Care: Facing Chemotherapy 0.0.. a 48-year-old married mother of two teeme daughters, has been diagnosed with breast cancer. She has undergone lumpectomy to remo…
please answer all of them L.L:;u;u 1. Which three hormones are produced by the thyroid gland? 2. What is TSH and which gland produces it? 3. Why do we need iodine? 4. What is the relationship between …
a charge nurse is orienting a newly licensed nurse to the unit-dose medication system. which of the following information should the charge nurse include in the teaching? A. the pharmacist restocks th…
The patient has an order for Benadryl of 25 mg orally. The medication available is Benadryl in 12.5 mg/10 mL. How many mL will the nurse administer? ___ mL (If needed, round to the nearest whole numbe…
Anti-angiogenic therapy leads to inhibition of tumor growth rather than regression of established tumors. A. True B. False
You are assigned to care for a patient prescribed fluoxetine. The patient’s son arrives and tells you that his mother already has a prescription for fluoxetine, but stopped taking the medication after…
Summarize the therapeutic actions,indications,pharmaco*kinetics,contraindications,common adverse reactions and important drug-drug interactions with each class of psychotherapeutic agents: Typical anti…
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What is the drug related error? What should I do ? 2. Your patient came to the pharmacy, she is in 19th week of pregnancy and she is suffering from thromboembolism. The physician prescribed Aspirin. W…
Your patient is a 71-year-old male who has diabetes (controlled), hypertension (average blood pressure of 143/93 mmHg), gastroesophageal reflux disease (history of ulcer 32 years ago), moderate renal …
In this part of the assignment you will be researching medications used to treat skin and eye conditions. You will choose 3 medications for each provided to include the following for each of the drugs…
What effect do the PPI or H2 blockers have on medication absorption? How does this change when other medications should be administered? REFERENCE: Lehne’s Pharmacology for Nursing Care
Case: Stan •Stan is an 8 months old infant with Down’s syndrome. He developed a fever (102F) and a barking cough. His parents rush him to emergency department where a diagnosis of croup was made. We…
Human Papillomavirus 1. (a) What side-effects are associated with the vaccine and what is the reported frequency for these side-effects? (b) What is the reported efficacy of the vaccine? { What …
The recommended safe dosage of erythromycin for a child is 20 mg/kg/day in four equal doses. The childs weight is 35 lb. The medication is supplied in 125 mg/mL. What is the childs weight in kilograms…
please fast answer no need for long 6A drug that inhibits bacterial cell wall synthesis is a. Vancomycin b. Gentamycin c. Azithromycin d. Streptomycin
what are the possible actions of thyroid hormones are.What are some of the basics of either an over-production of thyroid hormones or an under-production of these same hormones.What can cause this…
a nurse is interviewing a client who was newly administering medication. The client tells the nurse, i forgot to tell the doctor i take albuterol for asthma. for which of the following medications sho…
please fast answer without explain 5- NNRTIs used in AIDS to prevent HIV transmission from Mother to Fetus ? a. Stavudine b. Zidovudine c. Lamivudine d. Nevirapine
The usual maintenance does of digoxin(lanoxin by mouth for adults is
Briefly describe the phases involved in each step of developing and approving a new drug in the United States.
Write three paragraph description of what you found during your job search for a pharmacy technician position in Minnesota. Describe the different job offerings you found, the types of pharmacies hiri…
Dr. Order: 55 mg methylprednisolone sodium succinate. Give: NOC 0143-4050-01 methy/PREDNISolone SODIUM SUCCINATE FOR INJECTION USP 500 mg*/vial ALL DOLACE Sao Package Incart FOR IM OR IV USE R.ONLY
- A nurse is preparing to administer codeine 20 mg PO every o hr PRN pain. Available is codeine oral solution 10 mg/5 mL. How many ml should the nurse administer per dose?
A Nurse Practitioner will instruct a patient taking allopurinol to take each dose
Select an antidote for a medication overdose. Determine if there are any ethnic, cultural, or genetic differences that need to be considered using these medications. Discuss the mechanism of action of…
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Please help answer the following questions and explain your reasoning, thank you very much! reference is included in the question.. Bias could also occur when testing is done on samples of hair from…
Discussion This is a graded discussion: 15 points possible due Mar Week 1: Medication Administration 2 In the medical office the medical assistant is routinely the one that administers most medication…
A patient with asthma has a prescription an albuterol inhaler for PRN use you prescribed 3 weeks ago. He calls the office to request a refill on the albuterol inhaler. What action by the NP is appropr…
Sample Q-3[Do not calculate for extra doses] Rx Drug XYZ10 mg ?…
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order” 100cc D5W with 2gm Keflin to infuse in 1 hour ( drop factor: 15). How many drops per minute?
G-protein coupled receptors are targets for several psychiatric medications. Given what we know about these receptors, what is the ultimate result we will see when one of them is activated in a way th…
I need help with just experiment 1 starting with questions 1-5 CORE 6450—PROBLEM SET 2 Work the problem in Experiment 1 and bring your solution to class this Wednesday, April 22. “Experiment 2” …
Give the Advantages, Disadvantages, and pharmaceutical excipients employed of the following: Lozenges Lollipops Pellets Pills Bolus Tablets
Explain what is meant by ‘zero-order’ and ‘first-order’ kinetics, and how this relates to the following formulae: dx/dt – a dx/dt = k.x What is the unit for x, Xt, t, a, k? What is meant by half-life?…
One of the tests used to detect TB is a Mantoux test. Does a positive Mantoux test mean that a patient has TB? What does this test measure or detect in the body? Under what circ*mstances would you get…
prevents or delays blood clotting (heparin, warfarin, Coumadin)
Searches related to a nurse is reviewing the medical record of a client who is receiving vancomycin daily. The nurse should review wish of the following laboratory result prior to administer the dose?
The physician has ordered 1500 mL of saline to infuse at 50 mL/hr. How many hours will it take to infuse the fluid?
A patient has now has got deal with her migraines.But you are concerned that she is getting them and treating them very frequently.You ask her to come in to discuss this.She states that the sugg…
Medication Mechanism of Rationale for this Nursing Common Side Effects Action Patient Considerations Aspirin Gabapentin Hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ) Insulin Lispro Insulin NPH Lisinopril Simvastatin
A woman is hospitalized in the evening for complications from a surgical procedure. doctor prescribes the antibiotic gentamicin for treatment of a persistent infection. Since she has an intravenous ca…
CHAPTER 18 J D, a 15-year-old boy, is severely burned while escaping from a building fire . The extensive burns include first- and second-degree burns covering much of his body and a local, full-th…
A client has developed pseudomembranouscolitis. What antibiotic would be a good choice for this client? Chloramphenicol Vancomycin Clindamycin [Cleocin] Linezolid [Zyvox]
Ordered: Calciferol 100,000 IU IM qd. On hand: 12.5 mg/mL (500000 units) How many mL would you administer?
BL is a 24-year-old college student with narcolepsy (no cataplexy) who is taking methylphenidate 20 mg SR/day (he takes this at8 AMbefore his first class). Currently, this works well at reducing s…
This is a case study please read it accurately and write which medication has interaction ( if there is any ) or which one make the symptoms worse and if there should be any replaces with other medica…
Lantus insulin 42U qam. Available: 1 x 10mL vial containing 100U/mL How many mL Will be injected? ______________________ 5. Using the same strength for the above insulin, how many mL will be needed fo…
Three patients in your ward are due to receive a single oral dose of the same drug. The first patient is getting a 60mg dose, the second patient is getting a 120mg dose, and the third patient is getti…
Critics argue that pharmaceutical companies ensure positive results by subtly biasing the research designs of their studies. Supporters counter that the methodological quality of industry-suppor…
NOTE: 2 SOURCES NEEDED AND MUST BE WITHIN 5 YEARS OR LESS IN APA The patient is diagnosed with a severe urinary tract infection (pyelonephritis), and you decide to prescribe him sulfamethoxazole/trime…
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Discuss the pharmacotherapy of osteopenia and osteoporosis.
¿Cuál entiendes que es la causa de la resistencia a los antibióticos? ¿Qué intervenciones debe llevar a cabo el profesional de enfermería para prevenir el desarrollo de la resistencia a los anti…
What is the most common adverse reactions of the prescribed medications (aspirin, nitroglycerin, metoprolol, morphine, heparin, ticagrelor, atorvastatin)?
Q1/ Diazepam (Valium) is benzodiazepine that exerts muscle relaxant, anxiolytic and sedative effects. It is a weak base with pka of 3.4 and absorption is delayed if ingested with high fat meal. Diazep…
Do you have past questions from NAPLEX ( North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination)?
Order: 100 cc D5W with 2 gm Keflin to infuse in 1 hour (drop factor: 15) How many drops per minute?
Hiii help me with my homework please…. review the attachment file please. Answer each question, and cite your work if you use any outside resources, must be realistic. No swimming pools Insurance …
Explain the Drugs Affecting the Nervous System Explain the Drugs Affecting the Cardiovascular System Aside from the 10 Rights of Drug Administration, list down 15 questions that you think is necessa…
Quit Question 30 of 50 A patient with atrial fibrillation is receiving an amiodarone drip at 0.5 mg/min. The health care provider writes an order to decrease the amiodarone drip rate to 0.25 mg/min. …
A patient who takes aluminum hydroxide with magnesium hydroxide (Mylanta) frequently for upset stomach, heartburn, and sour stomach is seen regularly in the clinic. The nurse should assess which of th…
- An adult client has been prescribed oral prednisone for the treatment of an acute dermatological condition. When teaching this client about this course of treatment, what teaching point should th…
Compare and contrast the actions of g couple proteins and ion gated channels
determine whether the level of glutathione depletion was similar between acrolein solution and smoke extract of the same volume, and whether these results were expected. If such results were unexpecte…
- Order is 1500 ml NS over 24 hours. Available is tubing with a drop rate of 27 gtt/ml. How many drops per minute will be given? 3. NP orders Carbamazepine 2 mcg/kg. The patient weighs 106 Ibs., and…
Question about( Fluidized bed granulation ) 1). Sketch a process flow diagram.
A 70 yr old woman comes for F/U of recently diagnosed CKD and HTN. She is asymptomatic. Her only medications is Lisinopril which has been titrated to its maximum dose in the last 3 months. She is comp…
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I have to do a presentation therefore answer must be longer than 5 minute Explain in detail how neutrophils are able to move from the vessel to the site of a bacterial infection. Will leave …
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What do you think you learned the most and the most important thing from this class pharmacology, Talk about your learning experience. What was the hardest thing to learn? How has your point of view t…
Discussion questions. Discussion Questions: 1. Describe the difference between water soluble and fat soluble vitamins. Which one needs to be included in the diet daily and why? 2. An undocumented work…
Glasgow Coma Scale What does it test? Can you think of any portion of the test that might be affected by a patient who is intubated? What are the guidelines when administering it? How is it scored…
A nurse is preparing to administer warfarin to a client. Which of the following information should the nurse recognize prior to administering the medication. a. Warfarin is compatible with heparin b. …
what is the contraindication for opioids analgesic?????
Heparin or LMW heparin is preferred for pregnant patients needing an anticoagulant because: Select one: a. its molecular size allows it to cross the placenta and thus help the offspring. b. the offspr…
Which is correct re: liver function testing and the statins? a)the FDA and newer guidelinesnow suggest thatonce a statin is started the need for routine periodic monitoring of liver enzymes isne…
Laura is a 49-year-old who has just been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. Her symptoms are mild and she is experiencing dyskinesia. What medication would you prescribe?
Help me out with this. Drug solubility and absorption across the cornea poses great challenges. Discuss ways of tackling these challenges. [3]
During the Enhanced Community Quarantine, you decided to have a healthy lifestyle by eating fresh garden salad topped with your own personal dressing. One of the ingredients in your dressing is Olive …
A patient presents a prescription to the pharmacy that states: Take ½ oz of Motrin suspension 3 times a day for 7 days. How many doses will the patient take in 7 days?
Mucomyst an antidote for a Tylenol overdose. Is there are any ethnic, cultural, or genetic differences that need to be considered using these medications. What is the mechanism of action of both agent…
tutoring help is needed with anti-infective assignment for pharmacology. 25. is used to sterilize inanimate objects which cannot withstand autoclaving. Special equipment and training are required when…
abuse substances that can increase the risk of major depressive disorder
For this Final Paper, consider controversies you encountered throughout this course or that surround your personal or professional experience that you have a desire to address. Select a question or co…
- Which concept guides the NP care of infants receiving a variety of medications? Drugs given subcutaneously (subQ) remain in the body longer in infants than in adults Drugs given intravenously (IV)…
- Question: Potassium chloride is available as 0.013 kg per tablet. Potassium Chloride (K-Dur), 26 mg, is ordered. How many tablets would the nurse administer?
DECISION TREE FOR NEUROLOGICAL AND MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS. A 43years old white male present at the clinic with chief complaint of pain. He ambulate with crutches, patient reported that his family d…
Task 3 Comparative activity non-narcotic analgesics Effects Medicines Analgesic Anti Antipyre excretion Desensibilita Inflammatory tic of uric acid tion Aspirin Metamizol Acetaminophen Notification: T…
Prescriptions needed for Osteoarthritis for 68-year-old obese women include the counter and prescription with dosages?
A nurse is caring for a client who has a systemic fungal infection and is receiving iv amphoteracin
Create a drug card used in the urinary and reproductive systems. Please go to https://www.rxlist.com/drugs/alpha_a.htm and locate a medication that is used to treat a problem within the urinary or rep…
Compare and contrast the two “non-insulin” injectable drugs. What should the diabetic have on hand to treat a low blood sugar? Pituitary drugs usually have two indications for use. What are they? Iden…
If the heart of a frog were placed in a petri dish filled with oxygenated Ringer’s solution, what other chemical would be essential to make it contract? Norepinephrine Acetylcholine Serotoni…
Analgesics and antinflammatory medications Explain the difference between the terms opioid and narcotic. Tylenol #3 contains acetaminophen, caffeine and codeine. Explain the role of each part of this …
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What are some physical problems that are caused by the antipsychotic/neuroleptic medications?
The Case of the Sore Throat Betty, a 38-year-old secretary, has come to the clinic with a fever, sore throat, and cough that she has had for 2 days. Her posterior pharynx is reddened with patches of p…
Fluoxetine, also known as Prozac, is an antidepressant drug which acts as a selective serotonin-reuptake inhibitor (SSRI). It has a volume of distribution of between 20-45 L/kg. Which of the following…
Please can you kindly complete the insulin table: Insulin Starts to work (minutes/hours) Peak Action(hours) Duration (hours) Rapid-Acting a. lispro (Humalog) b. aspart (Novolog) c. glulisine (Apirdra)…
For this Discussion, you reflect on a case from your past clinical experiences and consider how a patient’s pharmaco*kinetic and pharmacodynamic processes may alter his or her response to a drug. To Pr…
Why is it important to take extra care in accurately documenting all repackaged medications?
(2)Briefly describe the experimental procedure (the role of opioids in pain management). Include the following key points: (Animal model, Tail-flick test, Dose-response, ED50) Explain the pu…
Solystat (polystyrene sodium sulfonate) PHAR16936- Introduction to Pharmacology Term Assignment (20%) is is an individual assignment. For this term assignment, you will pick a drug from the RxTx (or C…
What is drug related error? What steps should I follow ? 7. A 36-year-old female, living in Sydney, presented with hyperpigmented plaques on the face, scalp, arms, hands, buttocks, legs, and feet. She…
I need assistance on how to decipher what drug this is. I’ve never taken any type of chemistry class or pharmacology where i needed to do something like this. THis questionph is Completely foreign to …
Question: Which medicinal plant out of the five below is best for fertility? Explain why in a paragraph, with references? Medicinal plants:Dicliptera verticillata,Punica granatum,Juglans,Rauvo…
Briefly describe five common examples of drug induced tissue or organ damage. Include two nursing interventions for each reaction that can be implemented to manage the reaction or promote patient comf…
show the working please ops You Tube Maps M Gmail 10) The physician has Levothroid 250 mcg oral daily ordered for a patient with hypothyroidism. The medication is supplied as Levothroid O.1 mg per tab…
Liotheyronine is carefully administered in which patients?
- The client asks why her oral contraceptive Desogen contains both desogestrel and ethinyl estradiol. Which of the following responses would be best? a) Desogestrel is a weak estrogen and progesin c…
3.)Discuss the differences between right and left side heart failure symptoms and drug treatment options. 1.)Discuss the difference between anticoagulant (Factor 10A inhibitors and Direct T…
Which statement by a patient about the use of aspirin during pregnancy indicates a need for further learning? A. aspirin can affect hemostasis in the newborn B. aspirin can be used to relieve pain dur…
As a nurse practitioner how do you report meds prescription error to family members?
My question is about the drug interactions and if they apply to both thyroid and antithyroid? So for propylthiouracil and methimazole They increase the effect of anticoagulants Decrease effects of ant…
4.Ms. Pelosi is scheduled for an abdominal CT scan. She carries a diagnosis of diabetes and takes 500mg of Glucophage twice a day. How would the Nurse Practitioner adjust this dose before and after th…
I am preparing for ATi proctored pharmacology 2016. What is the reliable resource to prepare for. I really wants to do better. My test is on coming monday.
The various SSRIs (Prozac, Zoloft, Paxil) differ in terms of: Question 3 options: a) efficacy but not mechanism of action. b) neither efficacy nor mechanism of action. c) mechanism of action but…
hi, in need help to solve this questions I need just a one correct answer 1- Which of the following is effective in all types of epilepsy and in all ages? a. Carabamazepine. b. Valproic acid c. Topira…
An 8 yr old child with advanced cancer has an order for oxycodone PO, for moderate to severe pain. The nurse notes that the child is constantly playing computer games and repeatedly denies having pain…
Compile a list of the Top-10 cardiovascular medications. Include one or two from each category within the cardiovascular class. You can present these in any format you like, be creative but make sure …
According to our text, alcohol is the number one drug problem in the United States, accounting for nearly 100,000 deaths per year. Why do you believe that alcohol is the leading drug problem in t…
A nurse in a provider office is preparing to teach a middle adult client who has a new diagnosis of metabolic syndrome and HbA1C of 6.5%. which medication should be given?
Directions: Calculate the following hourly dosage of heparin (units/hr). A client weighs 70 kg. Heparin infusion: Heparin 25,000 units in 1,000 mL 0.9 % sodium chloride. Order: Bolus with heparin so…
Mr. Brown was being treated for pneumonia with a 10 day course of Azithomycin but was not improving. What might be the reason for this? What might be your next course of action?
A nurse is talking with a client who says she knows someone who takes metoprolol for. blood pressure and asks if the medication would be appropriate for her as well. Which of the following data from t…
Choices: Drug A to D 1. Which drug most probably acts as a partial agonist? 2. Which drug is most potent? 3. Which drug exhibits maximum efficacy? 4. Which drug has exhibited toxic effects? 5. Which…
Cite 3 recent publications that shows and explain the chemical structure of Phlemex Kindly include the links/references. Thank you
A newly diagnosed HIV-positive patient has been started on antiretroviral therapy with efavirenz (Sustiva), tenofovir (Viread), and emtricitabine (Emtriva). a. What should the nurse teach this patient…
You have been assigned a drug for which you have been asked to develop a pharmaceutical formulation. Which formulation you would develop and what are the critical parameters which you would consider f…
A Client is ordered to receive bethanechol chloride (muscarinic agonist) for urinary retention. Which contraindication is a contraindication for muscarinic agonists? Which statement from a patient in …
Which of the following statements about the exergonic hydrolysis of sucrose to glucose and fructose is TRIE? O a. The reaction is not spontaneous. O b. The reaction releases free energy. 0 c. The free…
- Calculate the flow rate (in mL/hr) to the nearest whole number (Simplify your answer completely.) A 2 g in 500 mL solution is ordered to infuse at a rate of 9 mg/min. Answer ___________________…
A 52-year-old woman sought medical attention for increasing shortness of breath on exertion for over two years. She used to walk 2 KM with her family every weekend, but over the last year she is un…
Name 3 ethical guidelines for clinical end users of medication reconciliation application and the purpose of each. PS: please include sources
- All of the following routes can be used for both local & systemic effects EXCEPT : A.Topical B.Transdermal C.vagin*l D.Rectal
- The physician orders Lanoxin 0.25 mg IVdaily.In the patient’s medication drawer is:Lanoxin 0.5 mg/2 ml.How many ml do you give? _____ 2. Phenobarbital is available in 60 mg scored …
tutoring help is needed with these questions. ( note these questions are related to animals not humans) 19. Sympatholytics tend to act at only one subreceptor type. Generally speaking, how are they cl…
Patient has urosepsis. An order for Cipro 400mg/200ml D5W has been written. Cipro should be hung at a rate of 200mg/HR with a pump. How many milliliters should the IV pump be programmed for?
Why would a SARI have potentially less sexual dysfunction, insomnia and anxiety than traditional SSRIs?
ONE specific medication in the type of drugs in the following list: adrenergic agonist; adrenergic antagonist; cholinergic agonist; anticholinergic; stimulant; depressant; antiepileptic.
A female patient has been prescribed warfarin (Coumadin@) in addition to a heparin infusion. What is the reason for her receiving two anticoagulants? O A) The oral and injection forms work antagonisti…
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Rx Scenario Week 2-Practice (Antibiotic suspension) Tameka Johnson (DOB 6/1/2017) has been diagnosed with bilateral otitis media.She has not taken antibioticsin the past month, and has no known dr…
You have a 93 year old female who is on 88 mcg of Synthroid daily for hypothyroidism. There are numerous drug interactions associated with this form of thyroid hormone therapy. With full understanding…
45)The triad of classic symptoms for infectious mononucleosis include swollen glands (lymphadenopathy), enlarged spleen, and exudative pharyngitis accompanied by high fever, malaise, and e…
O c) 15 mg Question 6 (1 point) () Listen A physician orders Ranitidine syrup for a 9-month-old child to be taken once a day. The adult dose is 150 mg bid. Available: Ranitidine syrup 15 mg/ml. The vo…
When providing education aboutantihypertensive medications. in general, what information should the nurse provide to the patient? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY “Avoid the use of salt substitutes….
A patient hospitalized for lower extremity cellulitis tells the nurse she is allergic to penicillin and amoxicillin. Her mother told her she had a reaction 15 years ago. The physician orders cefazolin…
500 mL of whole blood to infuse at 130 mL/hr. Determine the infusion time: [ ]
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30 mg x 72. 6 4 ly = 2; 1792 mg = 2.189 Me 19. O Dr. orders that you give 0.5 g of a medication. You have on the shelf 200mg/ml vials. How many ml will you administer? 8. Order: Cefazolin (Ancef) 500 …
Describe different approaches for implementing the stepwise approach for asthma treatment. Be sure to address the following: Describe long-term control and quick relief treatment options for the asthm…
Mr. Hendrickson age 61 is a retired engineer who has been married 36 years and has a wife, 2 adult children and 3 grandchildren. He is fairly active socially and physically. Mr. Hendrickson has been d…
A physician orders 500mL of a 1:15,000 silver nitrate solution. What is the strength of the silver nitrate?
In between doses his wife noticed that her husband would show an increase in restlessness and agitation. She is concerned that her husband is becoming addicted to the meds. Is this true? What would di…
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Which type of drug produces its therapeutic effects by reducing the constituent activity of a receptor? a. Inverse agonist b. Agonist c. Antagonist d. Partial agonist-antagonist
A pharmacy has monthly sales of $278,000, inventory purchases of $186,000, salaries and wages of $49,000, utilities of $2,000, insurance of $1,200 and maintenance of $675. What is the net profit? Gros…
- Write notes on the following: (a) Disintegrants in tablet manufacture. (b) Finished product testing of a pharmaceutical suspension for…
Mr P has a prescription for prednisolone 2.5 mg EC tablets for 4 weeks. The starting dose is 15 mg daily for 3 days, reducing by one tablet each day thereafter until a maintenance dose of 2.5 mg daily…
After reading the web article on Swimmer’s Ear and some folk remedies, I would like you all to discuss your thoughts and feelings on it. Include the following in the discussion: Have you ever tried an…
What is the impact of half life on drug levels and dosing?
The doctor ordered 500mg for a patient. How many tablet should the nurse administer? Give Fortaz 50mg/kg p.o t.i.d to a child who weighs 25.5 kg. Fortaz is available in an oral suspension labeled 100m…
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A patient presents to your clinic with psoriatic lesions covering 20% of their body.Patient is currently using betamethasone dipropionate ointment and describes an increase in lesions over past few …
- Review the medication orders for three patients in a clinical setting. Identify that each order includes all essential elements for a medication order. (Learning Objective 4)
Pharmacology maths question. A patient returns from the operating room after undergoing extensive abdominal surgery. The patient is receiving 1,000 mL of lactated ringers (LR) solution via a central l…
how difficult is it for a type 2 diabetes patient to follow a diabetic diet and exercise two times during the week for at least 20 minutes? Why do type 2 diabetes patients fail at adhering to therap…
I am lost with how to do this assignment, please help.. Assigned hypothesis to analyze “Taking a daily vitamin revitalizes the immune system and prolong life.” judge if it is scientific (or not) ba…
A 5 years old asthmatic patient has already recovered. Create a drug study considering her health status and lifestyle. DRUG STUDY Generic Name: Drug Name: Drug Classification: Route, Dosage…
Can someone help me find the days supply for this prescription? Common Patient Education | Interactions | Fill History | Profile | Overrides | Documents | Rx Audit Patient: Futch, Amora Dispense [1] |…
please solve1 1. Order: 50mg Codeine po Available: g 1 Codeine per ml Give ____________________ ml 2. Order: 600mg Mannitol IV Available: Mannitol vial contains 12.5g in 50ml Give____________________m…
brokes is talking lasix 100mg po daily and spironolactone 200mg daily for edema brokes report confusion, weakness and lightheaded and said he can no longer tolerate the heat, what is nursing considera…
Define vitamin supplementation. Explain three scenarios when vitamin supplementation would be required or appropriate. Support your explanations with specific examples.
Infants’ MYLICON antigas drops contain 2 g of simethicone in a 30-mL container. (a) How many milligrams of simethicone are contained in each 0.3-mL dose? And if 12 doses per day are not to be exceed…
- A 69-year-old patient is diagnosed with GERD. What is the drug of choice for this patient? Why? What is the drug of choice for a 33-year-old patient with GERD? Why?
Just need the answer to the question ntainer. What are some of the benefits to replacing some manual tools (pill counters, vial crimpers, etc.) with their automatic counterparts? Are there any potenti…
Of the 12 agonists listed, which ones are ‘physiological agonists’ and which would you regard as ‘(pharmacodynamic) agonists’ of the muscarinic receptor? (Practical on ileum to see effect of agonist) …
- Jenna is 21-year-old female who is referred to college behavioral health services by her academic advisor following an advising session that made the advisor very uncomfortable. Jenna in…
- How long will it take for inhaled steroids to have a noticeable effect on the symptoms of asthma? 2.What significance does this have in terms of patient education? 3.The most commo…
Bill Jennings, a 55-year-old man, has been using an epinephrine inhaler for asthma for several months. He is attending a community health fair at alocal church, and you are the nurse screening his b…
Gastromycin is a potent stimulator of gastric motility. Recent studies have shown the use of IV Gastromycin before endoscopy for gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding ulcers helps clear the stomach of blood….
Module 02 Discussion – Case Study Discussion Topic Activity Time: 3 hours After she presented to her gastroenterologist with continued stomach pains after her cholecystectomy, Betty, a 29-year-old fem…
There are two prescriptions on this medication: Augmentin Suspension 200mg bid x 10 days Albuterol Liquid 4 mg bid x 10 days The pharmacy carries 400mg/5ml concentration of the suspension and 2mg/5ml …
What are some statements regarding the properties of a Surfactant?
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Select a medical condition and/or disease that you have an experience with or are interested in. What therapeutic intervention is done to diagnose it and how is it treated? Try to infuse information a…
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The patient receives Keflex oz ss po q6h. Keflex oral suspension is ordered because he is not able to swallow pills. Keflex oral suspension is avalable as 125 mg per 5 mL. Give ___ mg or ____ Tbsp. …
All the following drugs listed below are premixed insulin except:
Please ASAP. Thank you. Write the summary of the following and mention the key points listed below. Thank you. Summary of article key points Introduction: General topic ofstudy, Author’s researchq…
This agent inactivates factor Xa resulting in inhibition of thrombin formation: a. clopidogrel b. streptokinase c. heparin
Hi, I am really having a hard time with this case study and need help with it, pls can somebody assist me? I’m finding it hard to determine the disease state, I just need some pointers in the right di…
Lapatinib 1.what type of protein (enzyme, receptor, transporter, channel) does this drug interact with? 2.Which subtype of the above does it affect? 3.What is the m…
Ms.O”Connor is 55-year-old White woman who has come to her primary care provider with complaints of worsening COPD symtoms and a resent,frightening bronchospasm. Ms.O”Connor is also a long-term smoker…
This energy dependent transporters are part of a large superfamily known as ATP – binding cassette (ABC) transporters. Is the answer for this statement “xenobiotic transporters”? can you give me an ex…
- Calculate the average cost per QALY for each option (no Gastromycin and use of IV Gastromycin). 7. Calculate the incremental cost-utility ratio for IV Gastromycin compared with usual care (no Gast…
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Metronidazole vagin*l Cream 70 g 1 appl pv q hs x 5 d How many days will the prescription last?
___________ Order: Heparin, 6,000U SQ daily. Available: 10,000 U/2mL. How many mL will the patient receive?
Below are potential errors in performance of capillary blood sugar testing. What is the best nursing action to prevent them? Inadequate sample Inadequate perfusion of blood to testing site System erro…
- A 33-year-old woman has irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). The physician has prescribed simethicone (Mylicon) for her discomfort. Which of the following will the nurse monitor most closely duri…
What is the physiological response to an overdose of CNS depressant, such as alcohol or anesthesia? a. It will increase the respiratory neuron firing in medulla. b. It will decrease the respiratory ne…
How would you describe the pharmaconkinetics of these compounds? Can you characterize the clearances and distribution? Why do both drugs last for only 15-20 minutes? How are the compounds pharmaco*kine…
Tom, a 65-year-old male, was admitted to the hospital’s trauma unit 7 days ago after a motorcycle accident. He has had orthopedic surgeries on his left femur and on his right shoulder and humerus to…
Case Study 1 One of this week’s foci is the care of the geriatric client. This week’s discussion board encompasses managing the pharmacology for your client, your thoughts, in addition to how you wo…
1.How did the Affordable Care Act change access to contraception? 2. What assessments are indicated before use of peridural anesthesia for patients in labor? 3. What does the rising number of prematur…
help me with this structured question. A 4Fyear-old boy is brought in by his mother because he keeps scratching a spot on his body His mother says that this has been going on for several days, and it …
The term used to describe the situation that involves multiple drug prescriptions is_______
Oh no! You wake up with a fever! All you can find at the store is Aspirin, and the bottle says to take 162 mg. The bottle also says each tablet has 81 mg in each tablet. How many tablets should you ta…
A patient presents at the clinic with s/s of Guillain-Barre Syndrome, which vaccine may be associated with this condition?
REAL-WORLD ISSUE: What is the best pharmacological way to break an opiate addiction? (Defend your answer with support.)Personal feelings aside, argue for a pharmacologicaltreatment, and defend…
For you, what is one impactful contribution of Pharmacists as members of the health care team during this pandemic? Explain your answer.
write down the formula for maintenance IV fluids and the shock dose for IV fluids.
- For drug molecules moving across the membrane via simple diffusion, increases in drug dose/concentration, will lead to: A. Loss of concentration gradient necessary as the driving force of movement …
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The physician orders for nitroglycerin tablet. The nurse knows that the pharmacological action of the drug is: a. To dissolve the atheromatous plaque in the coronary artery b. Constrict the venous ves…
I need help with part 3. its reading prescription that’s written out by a doctor.
6-2 Discussion: Musculoskeletal and Integumentary Disorders Discuss the following questions about your chosen disorder: Fractures Concept and Etiology: How does the disease affect the musculoskeletal …
Pharmacology A nurse is caring for a client who is receiving total parenteral nutrition (TPN). Which of the following actions should the nurse take? Monitor the client’s weight daily. Quiz Tools Obtai…
How does vasoconstriction occur during extended fasting and lead to decreased drug absorption?
According to the ADA guidelines, SGLT 2 inhibitors are indicated to treat which type of patient
Genevieve has fielded a phone call in the pharmacy. She has completed the steps in order and assigned the question to a category. Which is her next step?
R.D. has been prescribed Ciprofloxacin to treat her urinary tract infection. She has been told to take it twice a day, so she plans to take it with breakfast and with dinner. 1) Is this a good plan fo…
In the ED, the nurse initiates the ordered intravenous (IV) therapy and places J.S. on a heart monitor. A 12-lead electrocardiogram and blood work are also ordered. The bedside monitor shows a suprave…
The nurse administering an acidic drug to a client, and determines that drug absorption will be enhanced if the drug is administered: a) with milk b) on an empty stomach c) with other acidic medicatio…
Case Study No. 1 A patient with signs of cognitive dysfunction id admitted from home with an acute onset of confusion, change in level of consciousness, a sacral pressure ulcer, and emaciation. The pa…
Endocrine Medications Do not change the format of this handout. Save your name to the document to receive credit and for easier verification. Answer in 25 words or less if possible. Use your own words…
the calcium channel blocker most likely to affect myocardial contractility and AV conduction is cardizem cardene procardia pls can you give reference
4 . A client is being treated for acute congestive heart failure ( CHE ) and the client’s vital signs are as follows : BP 85/50 mm He ; pulse , 96 bom ; respirations , 26 com . The physician prescrib…
I need help in creating an course project outline for ” what is the difference between CML and CLL treatment?”
what are the equations involved in the assay of sesame oil iodine value?
OPTION A – Create a type mnemonic to aid in your studying either Unit 7 or Unit 8.Review mnemonic types and create one ON YOUR OWN from any medication class or medication in Unit 7 or Unit 8 medic…
any sample of off=label drugs and side effects for pediatrics?
19 – What is the MELD and MELD-NA score used for? a.MELD score is used to estimate relative disease severity and likely survival of patients awaiting liver transplantation and MELD-NA score ad…
List 10 major pieces of process equipment needed for producing a biotech drug by mammalian cell culture technology.
Hello, This document (Clarification and Filtration .pdf) is crreated by me and it has been uploaded on https://www.coursehero.com/file/86155119/Filtrationpdf/ by some other person. how to claim my rig…
Ms. Miller returns to the neurology clinic for a routine follow-up visit. She is now 68 years old and retired because she is less able to handle activities of daily living . She no longer has trouble …
Mike is a 46-year-old who presents with a complaint of “heartburn” for 3 months. He describes the pain as burning and it is located in the epigastric area. The pain improves after he takes an antacid …
- In layman’s terms, explain the proper administration of a metered inhalation aerosol containing a micronized medicated powder with inert ingredients. 2. Give examples of situations where pharmacis…
Remove hair using waxing techniques Please complete the table identifying an appropriate visual image, a brief description and the possible consequences of carrying out waxing treatment. Identify wh…
What are the pros and cons of taking Sinovac over AstraZeneca vaccine against COVID-19? Between the two, what vaccine is best to take?
it kind a mess of using heroin daily and has been in rehabilitation program twice without success what does the nurse understand about he abuse potiental of heroin?
potential interactions between physical agents and therapeutic agents
This particular trial is called “An Open-Label Roll-Over Study to Evaluate the Long-Term Safety and Efficacy ofDCR-PHXCSolution for Injection (Subcutaneous Use) in Patients With Primary Hyperox…
0.05g/kg/day p.o. divided equally every 8hrs to a toddler who weighs 20lbs. amount available amoxicillin oral suspension 250mg/5ml.how many ML should the nurse administer
A 16 year old male soccer athlete reported to the athletic training room complaining of knee pain and pointed out that he had a pecan-sized knot on his knee. When inspecting the athlete’s knee, you no…
Supply the following based on the article Capodice, J. and Chubak,… Supply the following based on the article Capodice, J. and Chubak, B. (2021). Traditional Chinese herbal medicine-potential t…
- The physician orders naloxone (Narcan) 1.0 mg IV at 2-minute intervals. The emergency department has 0.4mg/mL vials of naloxone. How many milliliters will be administer per dose?
Imagine you’re a pharmacist and make a SCRIPT about counseling a patient with a drug of Co-amoxiglav (500/125 mg) Tablet for adults in terms of:. Patient . Confirm identity Drug Directions Precautio…
- What is drug affinity and how does it affect a drug’s interaction with a receptor? 2.What is drug efficacy and how does it affect a drug’s interaction with a receptor? 3.What…
A patient about to begin therapy with etanercept has a positive tuberculin skin test. A chest radiograph is negative. The nurse will expect this patient to:
I need to make a prescription for each of these. with the drug name strength quantity and dosage form tablets capsule suppositories or suspension or route of administration and proper directions for u…
Nicotinic acid (niacin) is effective through which action? Question 5 options: a) Inhibiting the enzyme needed for cholesterol synthesis b) Binding with bile acids in the intestine, which reduces …
what are Non-pharmacologic treatment for patient that diagnose of the following: explanation and references. 1. UGIB secondary to Mallory-Weiss Tear 2. Anemia due to blood loss 3. Alcoholic fatty live…
define the words and phrases negative chronotropic effect, positive inotropic effect, therapeutic index, half life, preload, afterload, and asystole.
1.Briefly describe five common examples of drug induced tissue or organ damage. include two nursing interventions for each reaction that can be implemented to manage the reaction or promote patient co…
A nurse is caring for a client who is taking atorvastatin and has a new prescription for gemfibrozil. The nurse should recognize that this drug combination places the client at an increased risk for w…
Explain why antibiotics are not effective against virus.
explain the basic disruption of normal function in COPD and asthma, comparing and contrasting where appropriate.For each condition, identify two social and environmental determinants of health that …
One of the other pharmacy technicians takes a break to smoke every two hours. She seems to always take them when the pharmacy is the busiest. Still, she only takes five minutes each time, and does not…
List and describe which other classes of medication type 2 diabetic patients need to use for protection from co-morbidities per American Diabetic Association
What is a simplified way to define mechanism of action?
solve the question. At what rate in mL/hr will a nurse set the infusion pump to run a medication order for 80 mg of gentamicin in 200 mL of normal saline to deliver 40 mg/hr? Record your answer using …
What is the pharmacotherapy to deal with Parkinson’s disease?
Case Study 3 This week’s discussion board encompasses antidepressants and antipsychotics, your thoughts, in addition to how you would educate this specific client. Your patient presents to the emergen…
Evaluate the prescriptions. Identify the type of incompatibility in the prescription. Explain the mechanism and give the ingredient/s responsible for the incompatibility. Provide a correction for the …
A hospital pharmacy prepares fifteen 100 ml epidurals each week. Each epidural contains 0.125% bupivacaine. The pharmacy’s wholesale stocks 30 m l vials of 0.5% bupivacaine. How ,any of the 30 ml vial…
Structure-activity relationship of bupropion (anti-depressant drug).
Please follow instructions Question 2 The healthcare provider ordered 10 Mg/kg/day. The patient weighs 185 1b. How Many Mg/ day will the nurse administer? (IP needed, round the answer to the nearest w…
Why are SSRIs the initial treatment over other antidepressant medications?
Is 50 to 100 mg/kg/day in 4 divided doses. edication available is Nafcillin injectable solution 2g/100mL. a) Is this order safe? Explain why. b) If the order is safe calculate the amount to administe…
A patient blood sample (3.2 ml) contains 4.1 ng/ml of Paracetamol. Determine the number of Paracetamol molecules in a sample (MW = 151.16 g/mol)
The patient is to receive 1 unit whole blood. The 425 mL unit is to infuse over 3.5 hours. A blood tubing set (10 gtt/mL) is used for the infusion. What is the flow rate for the whole blood using the …
Use guidelines from the AmericanHeart Association to write up dischargemedication for a patient with a drug elating and of a patient with a bare metal stent. explain
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AaBbCcDr AndbCcDdie AaBbC I 9) The physician has ordered Vancomycin 1 g in 250 ml of D5W I to infuse over 75 minutes. Using an intravenous pump, the nurse will set the rate at mL/hr.
Question Details CurrenMedMath11 23.S.021. [4216608] Calculate the normal dosage range (in mg/dose) to the nearest tenth. A child weighing 15.8 kg is to receive a dosage with a range of 5-7.5 mg/kg/do…
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The healthcare provider prescribes furosemide Lasix 25 mg IV. The drug available is in a solution of 40 mg/4ml. How many ml should he nurse administer?
Describe the normal structure and function of the heart and blood vessels, describe the key characteristics of the diseases of the arterial circulation and heart.
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What has contributed to limited pharmacologic research across different ethnic groups? Discuss differences in cultural values/beliefs regarding acceptance of psychotropic medications. How does this af…
What is the mechanism of action of prednisone? I need an in depth explanation of this please.
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Care of the Patient With AnginaScenario Mrs. Ralston, age 63 years, is admitted to the telemetry unit. She has a history of chest pain and dyspnea precipitated by physical or emotional exertion. Her B…
hi! please help me answer this one. thank you! Topic: Miscellaneous Inorganic Pharmaceutical Agents Explain.
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Question 21 of 25 The nurse enters a client’s room to find that his heart rate is 120, his blood pressure is 70/50 and he looks flushed all over. Vancomycin (Vancocin) is running via IV. The nurse int…
Which of the following is a significant therapeutic effect of the ester local anesthetics? increase in diastolic blood pressure itching at the site of application loss of sensation to touch and warmth…
How do ethical considerations impact treatment plan and communication with patients. Be specific and provide examples.
We all know how important vitamins are for the proper functioning of our bodies. Please explain the differences between water-soluble and fat-soluble vitamins, pick one and explain the problems they m…
This week’s class project must include only one (1) OTC Ophthalmic drop. Please, feel free to pick any of the OTC medication listed in the Ear care brand and generic Word document, or research an OTC …
In addition to the labs already performed on Mr. X, what other lab tests would you expect the provider to order for this client that may affect the pharmacological plan of care? Explain your reasoning…
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Lithium: Question 41 options: a) crosses the blood-brain barrier rapidly. b) has a very narrow therapeutic range. c) completely crosses into the brain. d) is metabolized in the liver into two …
A 71-year-old woman with asthma is confused about all of her medications. Which of the following issues needs to be addressed with the patient today? Tiotropium Respimat 1.25 mcg, 2 inhalations daily….
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For B-blocker anthylipidic drugs. I need a table. Is for everyone medication in that grup. Medications . Class & Subclass . Generic and Trade name For Keys meds: . Mechanism of action . Uses . Sid…
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one tablets contains 200mg of ibuprofen. How many mg Ibuprofen in 3-1/2 tablets
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Lateral inhibition in the somatic sensory system serves to Select one: a.reduce the intensity of nerve signals sent to the somato-sensory cortex b.reduce the precision of locating a stimulus, by s…
A baby girl is born 28 weeks’ gestation. She weighs 3 kg. She is admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit with respiratory distress, nasal flaring, and grunting. Her oxygen requirement is high. …
What effects does 5-fluorouracil toxicity have on cardiac myocytes, endothelial cells, and fibrobasts? (relative to the cardiac system)
record answer as a whole number. A patient has a prescription for regular insulin to run at a rate of 15 units/hr, and the concentration of insulin available is 250 units in 500 mL of 0.9% normal sali…
True or False circle T for true or F for false after reading each of the following statements. T F Older adults with hypertension, heart failure, and diabetes have an even further reduced creatinine …
provide an effective and responsive pharmacy service to a customer when more than one option is available to resolve the issue or concern. Demonstrate how you identify the advantages and disadvantages…
A mother whose daughter has just been diagnosed with major depressive disorder wants to know more about the underlying cause. Recent research largely supports the hypothesis that depression is due to …
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Pharmacology A nurse is preparing to administer sulfadiazine 150mg/kg PO to divide equally every 6 hr to an adolescent who weighs 88 lb. Available is sulfadiazine 500 mg/tab. How many tablets should t…
In your opinion, is it a good idea to stick with the formulation of FD983 as an oral solution? Why or why not? Compound FD983 is a weak acid which has shown promising results as a drug candidate to …
All of the following have been shown to positively affect cognition in older adults EXCEPT : Mediterranean diet blueberries choline B12 2 points QUESTION 2 RA incidence peaks around ages _______…
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As the phlebotomist is redirecting and digging around in a patient’s arm to get blood to flow into the tube, a better site in the adjacent vein is spotted. Thinking that the patient will not notice, t…
In considering treatment of manic symptoms, which of the following medications and/or medication combinations are not recommended due to lack of efficacy? Question 40 options: a) Ziprasidone + valpr…
Calculation of Doses You have the following prescription to fill. Rx Prednisone 50mg po qd x7 days Prednisone 40mg po qd x5 days Prednisone 20mg po qd x5 days Prednisone 10mg po qd x3 days Prednisone …
The affinity constant of a drug for its target (Kd) is: A. An intrinsic property of the binding site of the target molecule for the drug and the drug itself. B. The ratio of the reverse to forward…
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Question 59 (1 point) The antibiotic doxycycline is available as a 25 mg/5 mL suspension. A patient requires a dose of 100 mg ‘b.i.d’. How many milliliters is the total daily dose? 200mg 20mg 2000mg …
What disease or condition of the endocrine system can you use without using the actual word? Using these topics oSigns and symptoms oOrgan or hormones affected (if possible) o?…
Please answer with detailed solution. Thank you sm Calculation based on millimoles, micromoles, & milliequivalents Pharm Cal 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.. Convert a blood pla…
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You have 50 ml of 25% stock solution, and the prescription calls for 10% strength. How much can you make
identify at least three infections thatGentamicin is effective against
the physician orders lanoxin 0.25mg IV daily. In the patient’s medication drawer is: lanoxin 0.5mg/2ml. how many ml do you give
A drug, given as a single dose of 100 mg, results in a peak plasma concentration of 15 g/ml. The apparent volume of distribution is (assume a rapid distribution and negligible elimination prior the…
Your 23 year old female patient is pregnant and has gonorrhea. The medical history includes anaphylaxis following exposure to amoxicillin. The most appropriate drug to use is: A. ciprofloxacin B. ce…
I have work assignment on drying in pharmaceutical industries. the theme is from waste to wealth. I have an idea to use expired paracetamol to produce useful reagents. however, if i am to use spray dr…
The nurse is caring for a patient who is 3 days post-operative with a mid-line abdominal incision who is receivingketorolacevery 8 hours intravenously for pain. The urine output is decreased today…
Rx: Four 2 L IV bags are infused at a rate of 150 mL/hour . Rounding to the nearest hour, how long will these four bags last
I am a struggling pharmacy student, would it be possible to know how the Computed Amount/Values were acquired? (answers came mainly from the internet) Subject is Dosage Forms and Drug Delivery Systems…
- Jason Adams is a 65-year-old smoker with hypertension and COPD.He was at home today when he collapsed.He was brought to the ER where it was determined that he had a stroke or cerebrovascular ac…
Please identify the pharmacophore for this drug (Celecoxib) and comment on its polarity and inozation group. If you will use handwriting, kindly, make sure your handwriting is readable. Best regards
Select two (2) items in the list that represent the most appropriate associated target, product, action, effect, or process for Bilirubin Select two (2) items in the list that represent the most app…
Experiment 3: Post-Lab Questions 1- Why is proper storage on the IND product so important? 2- What could happen if the IND product is stored imprOPEFIY? 3′ What happens to the unused IND product afte…
Mr. Jones has just recently been prescribed Coumadin for his high blood pressure. He explains to you that since his diagnosis he has been exercising and eating more healthier foods like vegetables, le…
Please refer to the following case for this question: A 38-year-old female with a history of depression and diabetes is newly diagnosed with panic disorder after presenting to the emergency department…
Cefdinir 125mg/5ml dispense 50ml Directions: 1 tsp qd What is days supply?
Need assistance with math problem Rx: Penicillin 300000 units IM Available in 2ml prefilled syringe, 500000 units/2ml How much do you give? How much do you discard before administration?
I need help Question 1 1 pts A label of azithromycin dry powder states that when 12 mL of purified water is added to the powder, the result is 15 mL of a suspension with a concentration of 20 mg/mL. …
Crest is a therapeutic or cosmetic mouthwash? Listerine is a therapeutic or cosmetic mouthwash?
Which of the following is a cost-controlling safeguard utilized by managed care companies? Select one: a.Put a cap on the amount an individual can claim per year. b.Adopt the use of a formulary. c…
A 28 year old patient is admitted to the hospital with pneumonia. During the nurse’s assessment of the social history, the nurse learns that the patient has a job, is self-reliant, and smokes marijuan…
What factors might be considered in determining the “safety threshold” of a drug’s therapeutic index?
What’s the best non stimulated medication for a patient with ADHD?
Which of the following prevents neuron action potential: A.blocking sodium channels B.opening chloride channels C.both of the above D.none of the above
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Why should PPIs be avoided in patients on Clopidogrel or Cilostazol? Explain. Compare Bisacod with Docusate Sodium? How does each of these drugs promote bowel movement? Which one is safer? And why?
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Need help with this drug classification Nitrates. Student Name: Date: Drug Classification: Nitrates Give 2 examples of Actions each Uses Give at least |Give at least 2 classification (How a drug Serio…
you have on hand the vial of famotidine famotidine 40mg/4 mL 4mL vial how many milligrams of famotidine are in 2.75 ml of the solution?
Decide which supply you would select and enter the number of tablets you would give. Order : Codiene gr 1/4 p.o.q4h Prn pain Supply : 15 mg , 30 mg , 60 mg tablets Give : ___ mg tablet and give ____ t…
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Need help on how I would right a birth control script correctly for homework Scenario below: Maggie Little (DOB 8/17/1994) is here for her annual gynecological exam and she needs a refill on her oral …
If I have a diabetic patient with CKD. The patient is on Atenolol and Lisinopril. Which one should be discontinued and why? I am thinking the Atenolol can be swiched to a different Beta Blocker?
what are the environmental effects that sre associated with the prosuction of aspirin?
. What is the MOA of Tyramine?Explain why eating aged foods or drinking wine may cause potential hypertensive response in patients taking moclobemide (brand name: aurorix).
What can happen to ibuprofen or aspirin therapeutic effects. A nurse is caring for a client who takes low-do aspirin to prevent cardiovascular events. The client asks the nurse about taking ibuprofen …
Need asap FPPS 1131 – Assignment #1 PHARMACEUTICALS Find 10 OTC (Over the Counter) or prescription drugs and provide the following information for each product; 1. API 2. Excipients 3. Strength 4. Rec…
Circle the error(s) on this patient profile form. Describe the action(s) you would take to correct the error(s): ___________________________________________________________________________ ___________…
HIMT 1360 Pathopharmacotherapy Project Please go to the FDA website and research a drug that has been recalled. You will write a paper on this drug and create a power point presentation on the data th…
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When a patient asks who manufacturers a specific drug, what should the pharmacy Technician do? a. Refer the patient to a drug website b. Refer the question to the pharmacist c. Provide the information…
The nurse is caring for a client who requires furosemide for diuresis. The prescription is 80 mg/day, IV in 4 divided doses. The nurse has 10 mg/mL of furosemide. How many mL per dose should nurse adm…
Come up with an example of how you could use your coding team to benefit your community. As their manager, how would you sell your idea to the community?
list commonly used medications for anxiety and their side effects.
How many drops per minute will be needed to instill 1 unit PRBCs (240mL) over 2 hours using 15 gtt per mL tubing
once certain drugs, such as fat-soluble drugs, are in the bile, they may be reabsorbed in to the bloodstream, returned to the liver, and again secreted into the bile. They persist in the body for much…
Amoxicillin is one type of antibiotics prescribed orally in cases of infection. physician asks you to give the patient full instructions about the drug, what are the information (patient education) yo…
A difference between dofetilide and ibutilide is that: Select one: a. dofetilide acts by blocking sodium channels, whereas ibutilide acts by blocking potassium channels. b. dofetilide is administered …
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Explain disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (DMARDs) and gastric acid-pump inhibitor
These answers are wrong. Can you solve them plZ? Question 2 1 points As a woman goes through menopause, what expected changes happen? Select all that apply. va. Increased production of gonadotropin-re…
aaaàaaaaaa Which statement describing the MOA of penicillins and related b-lactams is .FALSE .a They mimic the terminal moieties of the NAM-linked pentapeptide b O They interfere with the last stage …
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Kindly help me with this question. 16. A terminally ill client who is experiencing painful episodes becomes unresponsive. He has been taking Morphine for the past 3 weeks. Vital signs are slowing d…
1.Discuss the Importance of measuring urinary electrolytes in the determination of diuretic property. Reference/link: 2.Discuss the mechanism of action of Pilocarpine, how it acts on the parasympathet…
Need all 3 1. Describe a situation where the patient may need a unit dose of a liquid medication. 2. Why do you use a graduated cylinder when measuring for the unit dose cups instead of simply filling…
Is Percocet a generic or a trade name?How do you know?
What is TTR? Why is it important to down regulate TTR? Why we do need the siRNA strategy to down regulate TTR rather than other therapies using small or large drug molecules?
Amphetamines are potent CNS stimulants and are associated with addiction. However, they have been used as an aid in weight loss (prescribed by a physician). How are these drugs going to help with weig…
What are the differences between “hypothyroidism” and “hyperthyroidism” in terms of cases, symptoms and treatment?
Mr. Collins, a 50-year-old male comes in for a checkup and refill of his regular medications. He is taking his meds every day as directed. He would like to try something else for depression, “It doesn…
A lotion of 5% methyl salicylate is to be prepared for a patient with allergic dermatitis. What amount of a 10% methyl salicylate lotion is needed to prepare 240 mL?
What type of safety measures should be taken with patients on benzodiazepines and muscle relaxants?
Why is it important to hydrolyze the salicyl O-glucuronide metabolite to recover the free salicylic acid? See below the question and the answer. Q1. Urine was collected from a person known to have i…
What are the major depressive disorder associated with depression (I) Significant change in standard of lifestyle( II) Recurrent thoughts of death( III)Recurrent suicidal thoughts without specific pla…
Which is a characteristic for non-selective beta-agonist agents? a. depression of the breathing centers in the brainstem b. tachycardia c. peripheral vasoconstriction d. dry mouth
” 5. In the term “hypoallergenic,” what does the prefix “hypo” make the term mean? A.A decrease in size B.An increase in size C.An elevated amount of allergens D.Below the amount that ca…
Hi tutors, I do need explanation and diagrams drawn for these 4 questions 🙁 as I didn’t really understand them. Q1) Gemma was admitted to the hospital with chest pain, fever and difficulty breathing….
You and your co-worker, Allison, are pharmacy technicians at a community pharmacy. It is a busy day; there is a line of patients and a new shipment of drug stock that needs to be scanned-in and placed…
The clearance of a compound administered IV is used as a key pharmaco*kinetic parameter. Which two of the following statements are true? A.IV Clearance is generally a constant over the time that the …
50) TRUE or FALSE If a person has been exposed to HIV, a negative result in the screening test administered within a week of exposure can definitively rule out infection.
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Experiment 2: Post-Lab Questions 1. How could mixing up the medication lot numbers be detrimental to the clinical study? 2. Who develops the policies and procedures used by the hospital for handling t…
Debate the clear difference between medications for Parkinson’s versus medication for Alzheimer’s. Give ONE specific example for each disease.
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Create a 5- to 6-slide PowerPoint presentation that can be used in a staff development meeting on presenting different approaches for implementing the stepwise approach for asthma treatment. Be sure…
hi can you please help me on these question A.O Mark a line on the syringe at 2.2 mi 8.2 3 N Ordered: Depakene 125 mg via NGT bid On hand: Refer to label D. Do not accept if band on cap Is broken or m…
* This is a complete statement and question. Format: introduction, body, and conclusion. One of the goals of modern pharmacology is to make a male contraceptive. Reviewing the steps of fertilization, …
9- Los productos medicinales sujetos a control de precio seran: A. los de menor volumen de venta B. los de mayor volumen de venta en los Estados Unidos c. los usados por personas de mayor edad e infan…
Tameka Johnson (DOB 6/1/2017) has been diagnosed with bilateral otitis media.She has not taken antibioticsin the past month, and has no known drug allergies. You decide to prescribe the first-line…
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vasoconstrictor or blocks the receptor for that activated hormone The latter medication causes Z.C. to develop facial swelling and difficulty breathing. When Z.C. starts to wheeze, the Provider suspe…
A patient’s drug costs her $75.00 for 300 tablets. What is her cost per week at 2 tablets per day?
What action should the nurse take when a patient with a nasogastric feeding tube has a new order for Procardia XL 30 mg every morning to be administered by feeding tube? a. Crush the tablet, mix it in…
All the medications that was covered in gastrointestinal and psychiatric I want to know how they relate to those systems? What are some examples of medications that people with Alzheimer’s use to he…
Reference: Pharmacology: Antibiotics and drugs Sample experiment . Questions You can table of absorbance values for Control, Chloramphenicol and rifampicin treated samples Graph all 3 treatments o…
Renal excretion is the primary elimination pathway for MTX.The drug undergoes glomerular filtration, tubular secretion and reabsorption.What factors determine glomerular filtration?
Hi I have a question regarding the question asking about the side effects of Phosphodiaesterase Type 5. The question is as bellow. ** Men who are prescribed Phosphpdiaesterase Type 5 (PDE-5) Inhibitor…
A 42-year-old Hispanic woman presents to the primary care office complaining of 24 hours of severe, steady epigastric abdominal pain, radiating to her back, with several episodes of nausea and vomitin…
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Nitroglycerin pills are: Select one: sprayed placed sublingually injected x chewed
What are the signs of barbiturate poisoning, and how are these signs explained by the drugs’ mechanism of action?
7 2 points Hyperemesis gravidarum presents a patient care management challenge. Zofran is used off-label for the tre for its use in pregnancy. Based on that information you know that Zofran is an FDA …
Question: Amoxicillin 250 mg/5ml Patient weighs 44 pounds. Give 2 tsp BID for 10 days. Dispense: QS 1.Calculate the patient’s weight in kilograms. 2….
Calculate the rate (inμmoles.min-1)of a reaction 17. (a) You have calculated the extinction coefficient ($400) for p-nitrophenol as 15000M-1cm-1 from the data you have collected in an exp…
Describe the MOA for the following drug classes: a. Cardiac Glycosides b. Vasodilators Ex: Nitrates c. Calcium Channel Blockers d. Peripherally – acting alpha-1 blockers e. ?…
4 points Doses of ibuprofen for children are calculated based on the child’s weight, with 10 mg ibuprofen administered per kilogram the child weighs. If a low-dose ibuprofen pill contains 100 mg of dr…
If the physician orders hdrochlorothiazide again,what strategies can you provide martha in order to increase her compliance with the medication
What are some alternatives to the enteric-coated tablet form that you can suggest to make it easier for her to take the medication?
1 2 points Numerous classes of antibiotics have nausea, vomiting and diarrhea as adverse ef and those with weaker immune systems. Which of the following antibiotics place O Augmentin O Azithromycin O …
Discuss the kinetics for atomoxetine with references, please
changed the federal physician supervision rule for CRNAs.Please define the meaning of this change.
Mrs. William’s. is a 67-year-old housewife, who was admitted to the emergency department complaining of severe chest pain after her daily walk at a nearby park. she received aspirin 300 mg. On arrival…
A nurse, is reinforcing teaching to a client being discharged on buccal prenorphine what information related to the administration should be reinforced
All hormone replacement therapy contains which of the following? Select one: a. estrone b. estradiol c. estradiol or estrone d. estradiol and progesterone
Please I need help with this pharmacy calculation An IV infusion contains 7 ml of a 1:1000 (w/v) solution of a drug and 250 ml of solution. At what flow rate in ml/min should the infusion be administe…
The physician has ordered synthroid 150 mg p.o. QD. The medicine is supplied as 0.15 mg/tablet. How many tablets will you administer?
- Se administran 800 mL de LR en un periodo de 12 horas. (Set: 10 gtts/ml) a. mL/hr b. mL/min C. gtts/min
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. What are some issues to consider with mixing medication into hot foods?
The health care provider has ordered 35 mg of Demerol IM for the relief of a severe migraine headache. The package insert reads meperidine hydrochloride (Demerol) 50 mg/mL. How many milliliters would …
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What medical conditions should be investigated to rule out reversible causes of Osteoporosis?
hat are the significance in the practice of pharmacy of the ff RA’s, A.O and E.O below? Pls include the citations 1. RA 9502 2. RA 10918 3. RA 3720 4. RA 6675 5. RA 8203 6. RA 9711 7. RA 9165 8. AO No…
use a small description for the following 5 questions. How to administer potassium chloride? What are some adverse effects, nursing actions and client teaching for ferrous sulfate? What are some adver…
1 If 8 dr of a drug is ordered by the doctor, the nurse will safely administer: A ½ oz B 1 oz C 1 ½ oz …
-for each question below, select most likely class of sedative-hypnotics that would be utilized -provide a raitionale for why you chose this drug class over other potential drug classes a) used by an …
Question 28 1 out of 1 points The most common side effect of antibiotic therapy is intestinal disturbance and diarrhea. Why do antibiotics cause diarrhea?
can you plz help me ?. Medications Used in Treating Nervous System Disorders Antianxiety Drugs (Major Tranquilizers) Brand Name Generic Name Brand Name Generic Name (long acting) (short acting) Libriu…
Explain why the working concentration ranges used in HPLC vs GC each analysis are so drastically different from each other? Which approach is best suitable for analytical experimentation? Why ?
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Jane Smith, who is 35 years old, has been bitten by her dog this morning. She is not allergic to any medications. Give a prescription for the patient using the form below and show all your calculation…
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A nurse is caring for a client who has been prescribed morphine. What are three (3) adverse effects the nurse should monitor for before administering this medication?
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how to solve. The healthcare provider prescribes 900 mg of amiodarone in 500 mL DsW to infuse at 0.5 mg/min. Based on this, the patient will receive mL/hr.
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A volume of 10 dm3 may also be expressed as which one of the following? a) 1 x 10-3 L b) 10 L c) 0.1 m3 d) 0.001 m3
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A client who weighs 169.6 lb has dopamine running at 8cc. The dopamine is the standard mixture of 400mg in 250cc NS. how many mcg/kg/minutes. please show the calculation
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Question 43 0 out of 1 points The physician has ordered a dose of 15 mg/kg for a patient who weighs 55 pounds. How many mg will the patient be given?
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The physician orders vancomycin 500mg in 250 ml of D5W IVPB to infuse over 20 minutes. Tubing drop factor is 15gtt/ml. Calculate the flow rate in drops per minute.
A physician orders Garamycin 4mg/kg/day divided into three 50 mL piggybacks to be administered q8h to a 144 lb adult. The stock strength available is GENTAMICIN 40mg/ml in 20 multi-dose vials. How man…
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Order: Adminster Zofran 8 mg IVPB over 15 minutes. The Zofran is diluted in 50 mL of D5W. Drop factor: 15gtt/mL. How many gtt/min will be given?
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Pick one body system and submit a picture of the adverse effects caused by corticosteroids. If you do not draw your own be sure to cite the source where you obtained picture from using APA format.
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a client is receiving secondary infusion of azithromycin 500mg in 500 ml of normal saline, to be infuse at over 2 hours. how many ml/hour should the nurse program the infusion pump? ( enter numerical …
Did you know that about 200,000 people die each year due to medical errors?Why do you think this happens?List several ways that you can prevent medical errors in the workplace.Write reference
A partial agonist is characterised by an Select one: A. intrinsic efficacy largr than 0 but smaller than 1 B. affinity smaller than the affinity of a full agonist C. efficacy smaller than …
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tutoring help is needed with veterinary nursing pharmacology assignment. Short Answer / Fill in 1. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14-. 15. is used as a feed or water additive in calves and poultry to treat m It has …
Please identify the mistakes and correct each order. Using the discussion on medication abbreviations, symbols, and acronyms that should not be used, identify the mistake in the following orders and c…
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Find a print advertisem*nt for a medication. What does the article state about the medication? What entices people to use this medication?
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A nurse is preparing to administer codeine oral solution 30 mg PO to a client. The amount available is codeine 10 mg/5ml. How many tablespoons should the nurse administer? (round answer to nearest who…
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The physician orders Amoxil 1⁄2 Tbsp. to be given to your patient. Available is Amoxil 250 mg/5 ml. How many ml will you administer? Round to the tenths
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What five (5) SPECIFIC instances that you can enumerate, where the patient’s privacy and confidentiality may be breached in a Pharmacy setting?
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A patient with a diagnosis of breast cancer asks if any recent progress has been made in the health care industry regarding breast cancer. She is curious about new medications and treatments that are …
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what do you anticipate a major change in healthcare to be in ten years and what effect would it have on a healthcare worker?
An order is received in the pharmacy for 500 g of a 27% antibiotic ointment.How many grams of antibiotic powder will be needed to make this ointment?
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I need help with 61 please. How many mg in one 61. The patient is to receive a 1/2 tablet of 0.01mg. How many mg will be given? (Do not round) 62. 3000ml of IV solution to infuse over 24 hrs. How many…
Mark Young, a 63 year old male, single and works as a handyman in a rural farming community and is quite physically active most days of the week doing his jobs visited the clinic for checkup. He did n…
The patient is to receive 500 ml of D5W at 125 ml/hr. Thegttfactor is 60. At how maygtts/min will you regulate the IV?(Enter the numeric value only. If rounding is required, round to the neare…
Let’s say Juan calls the office and requests a refill for his narcotics prescription, Percocet. He just got a 30 day supply less than two weeks ago. He is furious because the pharmacy has told him tha…
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Hi, I need help with number 4 because I don’t understand it. Can you help me please 900 mg/6 ml* Injection, USP For intramuscular or intravenous use Rx only . Figure 9.24 Vial of Cleocin phosphate. 4….
Multiple choices 1) The opioid antagonist naloxon Select one: A. blocks the action of certain neuropeptides B. boosts the action of catecholamines C. limits the diffusion of excitatory amino acids D. …
What are the advantages and disadvantages of using domestics measures in pharmaceutical practice?
Can someone help me find the study document for this assignment? HIM 2214: Concept Matching: From Disease to Treatment Using your textbooks and the below references from the Health Science Guides, com…
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Which information provided by the nurse is most important to include when teaching a patient about the use of an EpiPen?
2)COMPARE THE DRUGS CIMETIDINE ,SODIUM BICARBONATE,OMEPRAZOLE AND PANCRELIPASE TO OTHER DRUGS IN THEIR CLASS AND TO DRUGS IN OTHER CLASSES OF MEDICATIONS THAT AFECT GI SECRETION, DISCUSS SIMILARITIES …
Choose a psychiatric disorder (Depression, Anxiety, Bipolar Disorder, Schizophrenia, Psychosis, Eating disorders, Obsessive Compulsive disorder, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, or Premenstru…
Medication order: 100 mg/kg/day Patient weight: 27.27 kg The patient will receive _____ mg/day. (Round to nearest whole number)
Which of the following is true about the rectal examination? a) If the patient refuses a chaperone the doctor can overrule them b) The rectal examination is of no value in a neurological examination c…
Eric Johnson is a 21-year-old Caucasian male who is in his senior year of college. The patient has a history of seasonal allergies. He does not remember what his allergist told him to take for his all…
5000 USP units/1 ml and 10,000 usp units/1ml of Heparin are they the same and why?
The doctor ordered Magnesium Sulfate 2gm/ hour IV. Magnesium Sulfate come in 40gm/1000mL IV bottle. You would set your pump at _____mL/hour.
A patient states that he frequently gets a headache when he changes his nitroglycerin patch. How does the nurse respond?
A previously healthy 27-year-old man comes to the physician because he has had mouth pain for 2 weeks. Physical examination shows thrush. The physician decides to treat the patient with an orally admi…
Pharmacology II Math Review – Conversions 1. 15 mg = _____________ g 2. 60 mg = _____________ mcg 3.25 L _____________ mL 4. 1 pt = __________…
First Degree AV block explain how dysrhythmia affects perfusion activity tolerance and vital signs You are caring for a patient who has rhythm on chronic basis but is not compliant with medication how…
Jenny Wilson, a 30-pound 4-year-old, needs antibiotic therapy. We are going to give her amoxicillin for 10 days. Let’s figure out the dose. First, figure Jenny’s weight in kg (1 kg = 2.2 lbs). The dos…
The RN is updating the plan of care for a patient with a medical diagnosis of pneumonia. The patient was admitted yesterday, with a respiratory rate of 28, crackles in the right middle and lower lobes…
How do the strategies for preventing medication errors work- how can one make them effective, what are some challenges, what are some ways that you as an LPN can ensure that you avoid errors in the fu…
What effect does adrenergic blocking agent have on the cardiovascular system, the eyes, the gastrointestinal system, the skin, and the urinary system?
Which of the following is false regarding the GI tract and drug absorption? pH partitioning influences absorption. The presence of food in the stomach or intestine influences absorption. Protein solub…
Patient teaching with long-term use of nasal decongestants Combination drugs with isoniazid (Liniazid) Patient teaching r/t TB medications Patient teaching r/t corticosteroid metered-d…
15 IOQ Protocol Summary Report Following field execution of this validation protocol a validation report that cross-references the validation protocol will he prepared, summarising the results obtain…
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Accurate measurement of medications is critical to the health and safety of the patient. What are the steps that the allied health professional can take to ensure the calculation and measurement of th…
Which ethnic group of Americans is at the greatest risk of acquiring hypertension and why?
¿Qué intervenciones enfocadas en el aspecto educativo debe llevar a cabo el profesional de enférmela administrar antidiarreicos?
What is the mechanism of action of Penicillin, Ampicillin, and Kanamycin?
please rewrite the following paragraph and please upload word file Inhibition of penetration of virus into host cell Gamma globulins, Amantadine for example, can prevent viruses from entering host cel…
An IV of D5LR 1 liter is infusing at 150 mL/hr. Calculate the infusion rate for macrodrip tubing calibrated at 10gtts/mL. How many drops per minute will you infuse the above IV fluid?
A 64-year-old patient with diabetes is on prednisone for rheumatoid arthritis. The patient has recently been admitted to the hospital for stabilization of hyperglycemia. What are the nurse’s primary c…
Describe the interaction between THC and the receptor it binds to. Is it an agonist or antagonist? Does it cause hyper- or depolarization (i.e. what does binding do to the neuron)? What is the nam…
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Explain the appropriate drug therapy for a patient who presents with MDD and a history of alcohol abuse. Which drugs are contraindicated, if any, and why? Be specific. What is the timeframe that the p…
I need these 4 questions to be answered For question 233 The rest of options are A: plasma oxygen content B: PH C: body temperature D: the o mount of 2,3 diphosphoglycerate (DPG) in the RBC’s. Egan’s …
Order: Lovenox 50mg subcutaneous bid. Available: Lovenox labeled 60mg/0.6mL. How many milliliters will you administer?
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Please help answer question 1-5, thank you very much! . Select a category: Pharmacognosy . Historical figures . Drug development Legal and regulatory advances . . Professional organizations Advances…
Considering the pharmaco*kinetic differences in elderly patients, give an example of a drug which may be significantly affected if the following pharmaco*kinetic processes are impaired: a)Absorption …
Select the volume that you will need to add a 100-ml IV bag in order to administer 100 mg of ampicillin intravenously to the patient. The ampicillin is supplied as 1 gram in powder form for injection,…
Rx Acetylsalicylic acid 10 gr Prednisone 2.5 mg d.t.d. caps # XXIV 1. (i) How many 5-mg prednisone tablets would be required to prepare this prescription? (ii) What is the total combined weight in gra…
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- S.K. is a 55-year-old woman with diabetes who is being seen in the emergency department for jaw pain and nausea that began while she was pruning the bushes in front of her house. The patient is di…
A patient weighs 50 kg and has an order for 450 mcg of medication to be infused in 57 mL of IV solution. The drop rate is 18 gtts/min with tubing delivering 20 gtts/mL. How many mcg/kg/min will they r…
Random facts Quiz An infection one acquires while being treated in a healthcare facility (such as __ infection. Clostridium difficile) is a_ focuses on the sterility and stability of a 2. USP Chapter …
Are serum drug levels monitored for Meloxicam? If so, what is the normal range?
Please answer. I need help with these Reference: Ansel, H., 13th Ed PharCal 1. A pharmacist combines the contents of a 30-g tube of 0.5% ointment and a 90-g tube of a 1.5% ointment of the same a…
Let’s say John calls into the office and is requesting a refill for his prescription narcotic, Percocet. He just received a 30-day supply of Percocet less than two weeks ago. He becomes irate that it …
Question text A patient has been diagnosed with Parkinson disease (PD) and begins treatment with levodopa/carbidopa [Sinemet]. After several months of therapy, the patient reports no change in symptom…
A patient is admitted to the emergency department after a traumatic injury and is in severe pain from compound fractures. Which condition would be of greatest concern when administering an opioid? A) …
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- The doctor has ordered Advil 800mg po for Topo Gigio. You have on hand a bottle of Advil 200mg tablets. How many tablets will you administer?
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- __________Order: 500 mg of vancomycin IVPB in 90 minutes.The medication is available in 100 mL of NS.The drop factor is 20 gtt/mL.At how many gtt/min will the medication be give…
the viscosity of a flocculated suspension is higher than that of a deflocculated suspension. explain this phenomenon
Please can answer question 1 through 6 s Into a 100-ml beaker, measure 10.0 mL buffer solution (0.05 M acetic acid (HAc) and 0.05 M sodium acetate (NaAc)) 10.0 mL 0.05 M potassium iodide (KI) . 1 drop…
1.Discuss process of activation in the neuromuscular junction. Indicate how the neurotransmitter is released, bound and recycled back to presynaptic terminal. Explain how an anticholinergic pesticide …
When the nurse considers the timing of a drug dose , which factor is appropriate to consider when deciding when to give a drug ?
What Assessments will you focus on for this patient? (How will I identify the above signs & symptoms?)
Percentage, Ratio Strength and other Expressions of Concentration A. The biotechnology drug interferon gamma-1b (ACTIMMUNE) contains100 mcg/0.5 mL. Calculate the percent strength of the solution. B….
Convert 115 lb to grain Note: please show work on how you got the answer.
- Which of the following factors make it LESS likely that a drug will be removed by dialysis (check the correct answer)? A- Vd HIGH or LOW B. Protein Binding HIGH or?…
Sustaining change can be difficult, as there are many variables that can affect implementation. One critical component of EBP is to ensure that practice change is part of an organization’s culture so …
- A client has received a rubella immunization. The client was unaware that she was pregnant. What risk is associated with the administration of the rubella immunization in this client?
CASE STUDY #45A student nurse has a 1-dy observational experience in the CCU. As part of the preparation for the experience, the student needs to know about antiarrhythmic agents including lidocaine…
Q3) The recommended dose of Cephalexin is 25mg/kg/dose. Refer to figure 2 to answer the following questions. Republic General Hospital 74 Woodlands Drive, Singapore 773652 Tel: 69938163 Outpatient Pre…
Compare and contrast the therapeutic effects of bile acid sequestrant drugs versus “statin drugs”.
Drug companies are pursuing collaborative efforts with other companies to manage in the world of pharmacogenomics and individualized medicine. What are some examples of these collaborative efforts by …
You should research your answer and cite at least one scholarly source when appropriate, and always use quality writing.
RT5. What are the causes of acute tubular necrosis? RT6. What are the causes of acute interstitial nephritis? RT7. What are the causes of glomerulonephritis?
What would be the health needs of a 68 y/o male who has been admitted to the medical ward with community acquired pneumonia, his PMD is COPD, HTN, hyperlipidemia, and diabetes a brief description of y…
Anti-hypertensive Discussion Scenario: Julio Martinez is a 72 year old Hispanic male. The patient came to the ED reporting difficulty breathing and worsening cough, and a Chest Xray obtained sho…
- Question 27 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Remove flag The RN recognizes the following factors can impact a patient’s lithium levels: Select one: a. Increased thyroid function O b. Hyponatrem…
1: A five-year-old child weighing 45 pounds is to be given an oral dose of Tylenol elixir. The literature states that a child of this age and weight should not exceed 71mg/kg/day. If the daily maxim…
A patient is to receive 1 unit, (250mL) of packed red blood cells. It is to be given over a 4-hour period. The tubing drop factor is 20 gtt/mL. At what rate (mL/hr) will the pump be set?
Mandy, a child who weighs 15 kilograms, is to be given amoxicillin. The recommended dosage of amoxicillin for children is 20 to 40 mg/kg/day p.o. in equally divided doses administered q.8h. What is th…
write an essay about describing how Specific you will take to ensure your succès in a distance education program for pharmacy school
Viruses, such as SARS-CoV2, can cause disease if they are not eliminated by the immune system. The body can respond to viruses in many ways. Describe in detail what these responses are and how they oc…
Please answer each of the following questions in your own words using complete sentences.Do not copy and paste from google as Im paying to this website to get something different from the experts othe…
answer these related to Haloperidol medication. what is the Teaching that needs to be done relative to the medication: what are the special instructions regarding administration of this medication:
List 6 ways a pharmacy technician can be exposed to dangers when handling hazardous materials
Two 1 L IV bags are to be administered at 150 ml/hr. How long will the IV last? Round to the nearest hundredths
Explain please 1/ What of the following is false regarding the mouse fibroblast transfection study by Robert Weinberg and colleagues in 1979? A) Benzopyrene and its metabolites can produce mutation…
One of your obese patients comes in to see you for information on gastric bypass surgery. The patient is 150 pounds over weight and just can’t seem to get enough weight off on their own. Understan…
Briefly describe apharmacological experiment to test or measure eachof the following: to determine the mechanism of action of drug X which decreases gut motility via either cholinergic or adrenergic r…
A nurse is completing an assessment for a client who has been recieving St. Johns Wart. The nurse should identify that which of the following medications can interact with St. Johns wart? A. Rifampin …
hello. I need help in answering this. show complete solution. thank you Covert the following concentration to MOLARITY. • 0.1 N Sodium Hydroxide • 1 N Sulfuric Acid • 1 N Hydrochloric Acid ?…
Atherosclerosis was once thought to be an older person’s disease, but physicians are now finding early signs of this condition even in teenage patients. What are some of the contributing causes of ath…
Explain the importance of patient medication education. Discuss the strategies to enhance patient education and reduce barriers to learning concerning drug therapy that is applicable in the health car…
Easy help 1.Identify and explain all the drug-related problem(s) in the prescription. Suggest alternative medication(s), where appropriate. (5 marks) 2.When the pharmacist is dispensing…
PLEASE DONT COPY THE QUESTION. THANKYOU 1. Please give 2 generic names and give 3 brand names of each. Provide indication, dosage form and give some advice to patient or patient counselling- 1. Inhala…
Before beginning an Hmg Co A – reductase inhibitor for hyperlipidemia, liver function studies are drawn. If the patient’s ALT is elevated, what additional lab tests should be ordered? a. Serologic mar…
Stimulation of B-2 receptors in the vasculature would cause: C const ion
A 26-year-old female comes to visit her primary care provider with complaints of decreased appetite, difficulty concentrating, lack of energy or initiative, and feelings of being withdrawn from her pe…
Your a dental assistant describe where should topical anesthetic is placed on or in tooth number #14 and what type of injection the dentist will perform in this area of the mouth? Follow up Question…
Prescription drug abuse has climbed to epidemic levels. Does the effectiveness of serotonin-norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors, commonly used in depression, and mood stabilizing medications such as an…
. 1. Gemtuzumab and Trastuzumab emtansine are two examples of mAb-drug conjugates (ADCs) where the thiol-containing drugs calicheamicin and DM1, respectively, are attached to the mAb’s via the linke…
How the PHARMACIST PATIENT CARE PROCESS would assist a pharmacist in helping to sellect a product for a patient? What are examples for each of the steps in the process?
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- Discuss the role of basal ganglia in controlling movement. Support your discussion with a known medical disease example. Hi, the known medical disease example would be Parkinson disease. Hence, i h…
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What is the difference in effect of venous and arteriole vasodilation in terms of physiologic effect. What nursing care/patient education is needed for each of these? What is the purpose of ACEIs a…
- A client who is taking dextroamphetamine-amphetamine extended-release tablets for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) complains about having difficulty sleeping at night. Which assessm…
. Enumerate the uses of sweet and viscid preparations
The USP Weight Variation test was applied to Acetaminophen and Caffeine tablets. Label Claim, Acetaminophen = 500mg, Caffeine = 65mg average tablet weight, ATW = 691.1mg Theindividual weights i…
Cephalexin has been ordered for an adult patient; 3 grams are to be given over the next 24 hours, divided into 6 equally spaced doses. How many milligrams should be in each dose?
which is the correct answer below. 6-Which client is at greatest risk for respiratory depression when receiving opioids for pain control? Select one: O a. 50-year-old client with sleep apnea and left …
3.The patient has a cardiogenic shock. His blood pressure was low for more than two hours. The patient has the following ABGs result: pH 7.19, HCO3 10, PaCO2 37. Which condition below is presenting?…
Chapter 39:Drugs for Asthma and Other Pulmonary Diseases Prototype drugs for this chapter are:salmeterol (Serevent), theophylline (Theo-Dur), ipratropium bromide(Atrovent), beclomethasone (Beclove…
Discuss the pre-formulation studies that should be carried out on an Active Pharmacuetical Ingredient in advance of formulation trials on an oral solid dosage form for immediate release.
What Is A Cholinergic Drug Used For ? What Is Cholinergic Blocking Drugs Used For ?
what is the Indications, mechanism of actions, common side effect of Potassium Sparing Spironolactone
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Below are some graphs showing data. It describes moisture sorption and glass transition data on 2 different food ingredients: freeze-dried strawberry powder and M100 maltodextrin. M100 is a malto-olig…
Find both the ml/hr and gtt/min rates needed to infuse one liter of IV solution over 8 hours using 15gtt/ml tubing.
For colestipol, the starting dose is 2 g/day, and an average maintenance dose is 12 g/day. If the dose is increased by 2 g/day every month, how many months will it take for the maintenance dose to be …
- Is it possible to make an elixir with oil, water, and additional powdered active ingredients? Why or why not?
help me. please answer. thank you Preparation and standardization of hydrochloric acid solution Given: • PRINCIPLE: Neutralization- Alkalimetry • CHEMICAL EQUATION: 2HCl + Na2CO3 → 2NaCl +…
- A provider prescribes lactated Ringer’s solution IV to infuse at 120 mL/hr for a client who has a respiratory disorder. The drop factor on the manual IV tubing is 60 gtt/mL. The nurse should set t…
The specific binding of a labelled agonist to its receptor is calculated by subtracting non-specifically bound labelled agonist from the total amount bound labelled agonist. True or False
What is the definition of sensation as related to pharmacology?
Based on the GOLD guidelines for management, if a patient presented to the clinic for a COPD exacerbation and was currently on Spiriva and albuterol inhaler prn, had an FEV1 of 46%, functional dyspnea…
A Physician orders a patient to receive continuous nebulization of albuterol at 20mg/hr. You have 2.5mg/0.5ml ampules and 0.9% normal; saline. The output of your nebulizer is 0.33ml/min. How much tota…
Complete the following; Acute coronary syndrome Complete Definition: Most current treatment option(s)/recommendation(s): Pharmacologic options: Non-pharmacologic options: Reference/s: Arrhythmia Defin…
How does absorption differ when a medication is given intravenous versus orally
A patient’s chart includes an order that reads as follows: “Lanoxin 250 mcg once daily at 0900.” Which action by the nurse is correct? a. The nurse gives the drug via the transdermal route. b. The…
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hi, please help me with this. 1 Explain this graph, effect of competitive and non-competitive antagonist. please refer to katzung pharmacology book Agonist Agonist alone alone Agonist effect (E) Agoni…
Clinical implications of sterility in the aseptic procedures for preparing sterile pharmaceuticals are not maintained.
Q1) The concentration of active ingredient in a tablet (eg. folate in a supplement) is expressed in which of the following units: Select one: a. % m/v b. % m/m c. Moles/L d. % v/v …
explain drug features that may affect medicine selection? please list resources used and include a visual if possible
A 48‐year‐old hypertensive patient has been successfully treated with an enalapril for the last 5 years. Over the last 3 months, his diastolic pressure has steadily increased. Which of the followi…
Topic: Sampling and Sampling plans True or false 1. A double-sampling plan can significantly lessen the costs of inspection relative to a single-sampling plan for lots with an extremely low or e…
A patient was having a gastrostomy tube flushed with 60 mL of water after each feeding. Which amount of water (in Tablespoons) should the patient be instructed to flush this tube at home? a.3 t b.4 …
The order is for 250 mg of a medication. It comes mixed in 150 ml to run over 2 hours. The tubing label reads 60 gtts (drops) = 1 ml. What is the rate of the infusion in drops per minute?___________…
Patients who are beginning therapy with vitamin B 12 need to be monitored for: 1. Hypertensive crisis that may occur in the first 36 hours 2. Hypokalemia that occurs in the first 48 hours 3. Leukopeni…
The following data apply to a sample of a granular powder. vol. of particle=1.7 cm^3 vol of pores within the particles=0.2 cm^3 vol of spaces between particles=1.2 cm^3 compute for the intraparticl…
What does a nurse need to know before administering albuterol medication?
What are the benefits and restrictions of prescribing hormone replacement therapy?
Which one of the following listed below is the correct drug of choice used for Congestion? O decongestants O antihistamines O expectorants O cough suppressants © all of the above
The filtration of substances from the blood into the nephrons occurs in the: Select one: a. nephron loop. b. collecting duct. c. proximal convoluted tubule. d. glomerulus.
if coughing with lisinopril, what is the alternative?
Hello, I have got an essay question and was wondering how you think I should layout my plan? Here is the following question: Cancer develops as healthy cells and become able to evade checks for abnorm…
1/6×10 =X 1/4×10=X Solve for X. Round answers to two decimal places
Hannah is a 14 year old who presents to the clinic with fatigue and complaints of getting really tired on her runs. She is a runner and is on the school cross country and track team. She has been prev…
- Research each one of the following commonly abused volatile substances.Describe their abuse potential and pharmacological actions and include reasons why these agents are attractive for recre…
drag the labels to sort the effect of intracellular hormone binding in order. Drag the labels to sort the effects of intracellular hormone binding in order. Reset Help Alteration of cellular structure…
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write method- State formulations (including quantities), tablet types – Sustained release tablet and Dispersible tablet. Manufacturing methods – Direction compression and wet granulations. Provide a…
A nurse is preparing to administer metronidazole 7.5mg/kg PO to a client who weighs 220 pounds. Available is metronidazole 375 mg/capsule. How many capsules should the nurse administer? Please please …
Compare the different processes of pharmaco*kinetics and the factors that influence each one.
Which longer acting benzo is less likely to be abused by clients with anxiety?
1-Which of the following statements about atopic dermatitis is true? A-It may involve a disordered immune response B-It may be inherited C-Environmental factors may exacerb…
Does socioeconomic status, including race, gender, ethnicity and neighborhood increase the risk for asthma? If so, why?
Question 1 :Levodopa is administered in combination with a peripheral dopa-decarboxylase inhibitor (DDI).Explain the reason for this. Question 2 :Dopa-decarboxylase inhibitor (DDI) are available in …
Hello, What are the properties of a drug that are required for it to cross the blood-brain barrier? How can this cause problems for their chosen route of administration? (ADME)
Answers in detail and with accuracy please. Thanks!. Question 1 1 pts A label of azithromycin dry powder states that when 12 mL of purified water is added to the powder, the result is 15 mL of a susp…
A syringe contains 1oml of a medication and the nurse was ordered to give 20% less. How much medication should the nurse have in the syringe?
Describe how the use of medication-assisted treatment for addiction can be more or less effective than other types of treatment. If you managed a facility that offered substance abuse counseling, how …
After 2 years of treatment with atorvastatin 80 mg daily free of muscle symptoms, the patient developed progressive muscle pains in both lower legs. He stopped the statin 2 weeks prior to his clinic v…
.Describe the MOA and clinical use of Pralidoxime.
A nurse is providing teaching to a client who has a new prescription for nitroglycerin. Which of the following client statements indicates an understanding of the teaching? 1. I will take 1 tablet eve…
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Mutations in tumor suppressor genes, such as p53, are associated with approximately 50% of all human cancers. A. True B. False
What is the concentration of a 0.5 % (w/v) solution when expressed as mg mL-1? a) 0.005 mg mL-1 b) 0.05 mg mL-1 c) 0.5 mg mL-1 d) 5 mg mL-1
Drug Binding to Plasma Proteins Lidocaine is used to block transmission of pain impulses in sensory nerve fibers (local anesthetic effect) as well as for its ability to attenuate certain types of abno…
13.) Nadolol (Corgard) is use in the treatment of hypertension because it: A.) Blocks peripheral alpha receptors causing vasodilation. B.) Blocks the effect of sympathetic neurotransmittors. C.) Preve…
How does obesity impact the patient’s recommended drug therapy. Be specific and provide examples. Explain how you might improve the patient’s drug therapy plan and explain why you would make these rec…
The nurse practitioner orders Amoxicillin 250 mg/5 ml tid for 10 days? The nurse practitioner would expect the pharmacist to fill the prescription bottle with how many ml?
For a drug that has an initial plasma concentration of 120 mg/L and a half-life of 3 hours, what would the plasma concentration be 12 hours after the initial concentration if the drug’s elimination is…
which patients are candidates to receive aspirin instead of warfarin for the prevention of stroke in the setting of atrial fibrillation
What is a breakpoints value? Discuss its significance in success of a chemotherapeutic agent in antimicrobial therapy in veterinary medicine practice Describe the aims of cancer chemotherapy in case o…
79 What defines a chemical as a hormone or a neurotransmitter. Give detailed examples to support your point. Have examples where the same chemicals can be either.
Complications of Newborn Describe the complication and outline assessment findings. Assignments include the following: preterm newborn, postterm newborn, small for gestational age, large for gesta…
Reference: ITP Week 10 PPCP & HT Health Topic – Activity worksheet I need the answers not how to answer Thanks. 5. Institutional Medication Order Patient CC DOB: 12-14-30 MR: 0021558 ALL: NKA DX: …
Find a song about a sedative and explain how popular culture has affected the use of this drug, and how that is either dangerous or not.
Of the 12 agonists listed, which ones are ‘physiological agonists’ and which would you regard as ‘(pharmacodynamic) agonists’ of the muscarinic receptor? (practical for guinea pig ileum to see effect …
with details please ON # 84 You have been asked by the Pharmacist to prepare 3 liters of a 30% strength solution. Your pharmacy stocks the active ingredient in 8 ounce bottles of 70% strength. How man…
Complete a web search about Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Use the web to create a teaching brochure. Your brochure should cover the disease/condition andmedication that are used and …
what happens to VLDL and chylomicron when the free fatty acid concentration is low ?
There are many theories on where/how viruses originated. Choose the one you are inclined to believe and explain your choice.
- Dr. Coca, an addiction researcher, has developed a medicine that he hopes will help people with a cocaine addiction stop using cocaine. Lab testing of the medicine began with rats. Many rats were t…
17-year-old treated for hypertrophy of the left kidney diagnosis code 54-year-old seen for uteromegaly diagnosis code In the ICD-10-CM Official Guidelines for Coding and Reporting, Section _____ conta…
i need help with question 12 i believe the the dose is safe but i am not sure and i need to verify my math. If someone could help with this it wold be appreciated. the picture has all of the informati…
The high accuracy of movement is possible because: Select one: A. each muscle that effectuates a specific move is controlled by a single alpha-motor neuron B. a specific move originates from a single …
What vitamins and herbal supplements are used for the prevention and management of peptic ulcer disease?
why was it necessary for GR to receive injections of octreotide and pegvisomant rather than taking the drugs orally?
Find correct definition to presystemic metabolism (first pass metabolism).* A) drug inactivation in the systemic circulation B) drug inactivation in kidneys C) drug inactivation in the liver after s…
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A 1 L bag contains 600 mg of Pen VK. The patient received 450 mg. How many ml of fluid did the patient receive?
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Should we be avoiding cephalosporins in patients with a hypersensitivity to penicillin? Why or why not?
Pause Remaining: 00:05:00 FLAG A nurse is assessing a client who started taking furosemide 2 days ago and has a potassium level of 3.1 mEq/L. Which of the following findings should the nurse expect?
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he EPR data indicated that relieving factors could be referred to in the provider’s orders. What is wrong with such an assessment finding?
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name four of the core nursing informatics competencies, goal to achieve them and what would action plans be?
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List nursing diagnosis particular to a patient taking an anticoagulant, antiplatelet, or thrombocytopenia drug
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You have 70% dextrose solution. How many grams of dextrose are in 400 mL? Please show breakdown.
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Identify the possible intermolecular forces existing in the structures presented below and justify . in addition, predict some physical properties of these drugs.
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a nurse is participating in aplanning support a support groupfor clientswho recently experienceda lossof a familymember,which of the following actionsshould the nurse plan for the …
What is the reason migraine headaches cause blurry vision, and how does the drug Sumatriptan stop it?
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Discuss the professional nurse’s role during administration of drugs and discuss the professional nurse’s role during administration of drugs.
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the nurse is preparing 1 mg rocephin. how many milligram will the nurse need to administer?
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CHAPTER 16 Jon arrives in the emergency department with his brother Rob at 9:12 PM. Because his brother is still too lethargic to speak, Jon relays most of the story to the attending physician. The…
a nurse in the emergency department is admitting a client who has diabetes ketoacidosis and blood glucose level of 800 mg/dl. which of the following interventions should the nurse initiate first. a) p…
Describe in detail the post-marketing steps for product distribution in Canada.
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Chapter 37, Drugs used to treat eyes conditions. A 72-year-old man went for an annual eye check-up. A medical assistant administered two different types of eye drops to dilate his pupils before the…
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What actions should the nurse expect to implement for a client with Trousseau’s sign?
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Discuss the professional nurse’s role during administration of drugs.
medical dosage. TEST NAME: CTO1 37 A patient is ordered Amoxil (amoxicillin) 0.5 grams by mouth three times per day. The concentration is 125 mg/5 mL. How many milliliters per dose should the nurse ad…
Phenytoin should not be given with __________ due to the chance of worsening existing dysrhythmias or producing new ones.
Choose a herbal or alternative therapy and detail it for your classmates.
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The only current use of acetylcholine itself as a drug is during eye surgery. Why has it found a use there when it has been deemed unfit for other uses?
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agent that relieves pain without causing loss of consciousness (Tylenol, Advil, Motrin).
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Dorothy is a 68-year-old woman who presents to the clinic with severalmonths of fatigue, decreased exercise tolerance, and increased episodes of angina. She volunteers an observation that she is cravi…
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Form a listing of extemporaneous prescriptions that provide the pharmacists an opportunity to use a tablet dosage form in its preparation.
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HH is a 68 yrs M who has been admitted to the medical ward with community-acquiredpneumonia for the past 3 days. His PMH is significant for COPD, HTN,hyperlipidemia,and diabetes. He remains on e…
Break down the math ( show work) for the answers. Dr orders 250mg of Demerol. On hand you have 500mg/mL. Dr orders Vistaril 100mcg. On hand you have 50mcg/2ml. Dr orders Te…
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A client receives a new prescription for nitroglycerin (Nitrostat) tablets. Which instruction should the nurse include in this client’s teaching? Take the medication at least an hour before every meal…
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Describe the difference between the action of a general and local anesthetic. Give examples of when each type of anesthetic is used.
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Compare the toxicological vulnerabilities of the nervous and cardiac systems. (give out s neurotoxic and cardiotoxic compound when referring to these, discussing their detailed molecular mechanisms)
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case study George is a 75-year-old man who presents to the hospital with a cough and increased breathlessness; he has thick green sputum and is feeling feverish and has a loss of appetite. He has a hi…
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A nurse is planning care for a client who is prescribed metaclopramide following bowel surgery. For which of the adverse effects should the nurse monitor
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Outline how pharmacological manipulation of the dopaminergic system is an important strategy in the management of(i) schizophrenia and (ii) Parkinson’s disease.
Brian is a sixteen-year-old boy who has a past medical history of type 1 diabetes mellitus, he is brought to the emergency department by his parents after they found him unresponsive in his room. They…
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I am a nursing student and I need help with the following problems. Dosage Calculation problems Order: 1,000ml 0.45% NS q 6 hours Available: Administered on an infusion pump How much do you administer…
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Explain how mitotic inhibitors and alkylating agents prevent or inhibit the growth of cancer cells? What special considerations are needed for a 3 year old who will receive chemotherapy?
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Clearly define the term half life and include in the discussion effects of elimination, calculations, and steady drug states
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which type of hallucination is most commonly associated with alcohol withdrawal
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The nurse is caring for a school-aged child with human immunodeficiency syndrome (HIV). In order to confirm that the client’s prescribed doses of antiretroviral medications are safe and effective, the…
Write a sample of a recommendation letter for a pharmacy school of someone you know not someone you was teaching
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what is each major class of immunoglobulin and describe a major function of each class.
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Distinguish between therapeutic drugs and agents such as foods, household products, and cosmetics.
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drysol contain 5 g of aluminum chloride hexahydrate in 42 ml of an alcohol base. What is the final strength of drysol?
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a patient is to receive 1 unit, (250ml) of packed red blood cells. It is to be given over a 4-hout period. The tubing from factor is 20gtt/mL. How many gtt/min should be given?
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Prepare a chart outlining the most common cardiovascular medication. Create a table with three columns (name of the medication both generic and brand, group of medication, what the medication does and…
- When would the maximal effect of most of these dyslipidemia drugs occur? guib gris to 2159113 0219vbA Drug Therapy for Coronary Heart Disease (CHD) 14. For each drug classification of drugs used t…
Is nitroglycerin prescribed as a daily medication? Why or why not?
other than medications what can help patients who suffer from Hyperlipidemia or Hypertension?
Pharmacology Chlorpromazine is labelled 50 mg per ml. Order is to give 40 mg. How many mis would you give? Give: 0.8 ml
What is the therapeutic use, pharmacological action, adverse reactions, contraindications/precautions, nursing interventions, drug/food interactions , and classification of the medication Pro-Stat?
- Which patient response is most important to check after administering an adrenergic agonist for control of glaucoma? A.Heart rate and rhythm B.24-hour urine output C.…
Question: A patient is to receive 1000 mL of normal saline to infuse IV over 24 hours. The drop factor is 10 drops= 1 mL. What is the flow rate in gtt/min of this infusion? 84 drops/min 24 drops/min 4…
- A nurse is teaching a client who is to start taking cromolyn. Which of the following information should the nurse include in the teaching? “Cromolyn is a long-term management medication.” “Cromoly…
working and ans pls 16) The physician orders gabapentin 900 mg oral at bedtime for a patient with neuropathy. each dose? Gabapentin is available in 300 mg tablets. How many tablets would the nurse adm…
Compare and contrast seizures and epilepsy a 14-year-old female patient is brought to the office, her mother complains of her having frequent short periods of loss of consciousness. After each episode…
- A) Compare Adderall administration via rectal, oral (PO), IV, and nasal. Draw the plasma concentration time graph. Be sure to label all aspects of your graph. B) Describe in detail why you have chosen…
Describe factors that might have influenced pharmaco*kinetics and pharmacodynamic processes of the asthmatic patient who is allergic to oral corticosteroids.
A provider stated, Kanamycin 700mg IM now. The kanamycin label states, “add 5 ml sterile H2O to 1g kanamycin; 0.5g= 2ml. How many milliliters should be given?
J.H., a 48-year-old man, complains of a gnawing, aching pain in the abdominal area that usually occurs several hours after eating which has been going on for about six months. He often times feel very…
picmonic Question 17 20 During your assessment of a patient with tetracycline toxicity, which of the following is most likely to be seen? O SHOW CHARACTER HINT Rusty sputum Nerve Fiber Demyelination …
Provide an example of a natural product as a(a) ligand of a receptoror(b) substrate for an enzyme. Draw the natural product and the drug and compare their structures. Highlight the similar fea…
Resveratrol (3,4′,5-trihydroxy-trans-stilbene), a polyphenolic phytoalexin found in grapes, red wine, and peanuts, exhibits a wide range of beneficial properties. It’s a rising star and has become a…
Calculation dosages a stmichaelcollege.populiweb.com 15) Order: amoxixcillin suspension 40 mg/kg/day P0 in three divided doses The label on the bottle reads 125 mg/5 mL and the child weighs 65 pounds….
FLOW RATES Order: Dilute amikacin 400mg in 100mls of DsW and infuse in 30 minutes. What is the flow rate? ml/hr
Part 1: HPI: A 78-year-old man who is to undergo a left above the knee amputation due to a limb abscess PMH: Peripheral artery disease for 18 years; cardiomyopathy, benign prostatic hypertrophy for …
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- Therapeutic dosing seeks to maintain a peak plasma concentration, that is? 2.Drug A requires a smaller dose than drug B to achieve a 50% response. Compare to Drug B, Drug A is? …
Leukotriene modifiers may be advantageous for use in patients with asthma because they A.Improve pulmonary function B.Produce bronchodilation C.Increase eosinophil levels D.A and B only E.B …
Please fill out the form completely or please choose one aminoglycoside and fill out the form Drug Study of any drug classified as an Aminoglycosides. Aminoglycosides are known for being teratogenic, …
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- Hepatic extraction of drugs can be due to both hepatic metabolism and biliary secretion. Which process(es) are important for simvastatin? For pravastatin? Explain your reasoning. b. Based on their …
8-year-old boy presents to the hospital with drowsiness, slurred speech, and combative behaviour. He tells the doctor that while he was running around with his friends, he ate some small seeds collect…
Select at least 2 drugs in each of the categories and discuss them under the following topics 1. Pharmaco*kinetics 2. mechanisms of action 3. Mode of action 4. Adverse drug reactions 5. Indications 6. …
Q2 A) Please find a new biologic drug (or potential drug ) used in rheumatic arthritis, and write -Mechanism of action (show image ) -Pharmaco*kinetics B) Please find a published new potential target f…
The mother of a 2-year old baby has been applying “a lot” of a topical corticosteroid for contact dermatitis on her child’s skin. -What advice do you provide? Explain your answer. •A pediatrician as…
Comparing five different type of antacids Evalutaion about 5 different antacids and conclusion
What are the similarities and difference between the neurotransmitter system involved in ADHD and schizophrenia?
Describe the difference in T max if a drug were to be given by steady-state IV infusion instead of IV bolus dosing. Based on this, explain a reason why a drug would be given as a bolus injection vs….
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- Fynn, a 23-kg Border collie, requires worming treatment. The tablets are available in a strength of 15 mg and the dose rate is 2 mg/kg. How many tablets would you dispense
need assistance 20 points Name: Complete the following cases. Case 1 “Sprint,” is a 36 lb. MN Sheltie in surgery today having a large tumor removed from his left rear leg. The tumor has invaded de…
What are the side effects of prolonged use of Citalopram?
What are side effects of phenobarbital (especially after only 2 weeks)?
Using standard graph equation of ascorbic acid absorbance 1a. Calculate the concentration of ascorbic acid in The orange juice contains 40 mg per 100 cm3. final concentration of orange juice expr…
Name a drug that can increase blood pressure, dilate bronchitis and decrease gastrointestinal motility?
I opened I document and hour of the answers are missing . Questions go up to 20 answers only up to 8 A nurse is preparing to administer nitroprusside (Nipride) 4 mcg/kg/min by continuous IV infusion t…
Describe what a nurse mayneed to knowbefore administration nebulizer
What is the first dose phenomenon and what one particular drug can cause it?
Why was tramadol (Ultram) recently reclassified as a controlled substance by the FDA? Among the SSRI class, there are several agents that are “isomers” of one another or derivatives of an original par…
and pathophysiology. which body system are we most concerned about when giving aminoglycoside antibiotics? how do we decrease the chances of Red Man Syndrome? What do we want to teach patients wsho ar…
Question 4 of 25 A sympatholytic (beta adrenergic blocking agent), Atenolol (Tenormin) has been prescribed for a client with hypertension. Which question would be most appropriate for the nurse to ask…
SBA-1 Develop Sustainability Policy Options I. Review of the One Pharmacy Woolonga Case Study List here in dot points main sustainability related issues at One Pharma Wo Il. List of Research reference…
. 2. Determine the order of reaction followed by Drug A and Drug E. 3. Use the graphical method (1U pts) b. Using the rates of reaction {1 fl pts}
If a health care practitioner is assisting the nurse with monitoring a client who has received IV morphine for a procedure to reduce a dislocated shoulder. Which sign should the health care practition…
When planning medication administration to a patient on cholestyramine, the nurse should administer the cholestyramine either ____hour(s) before other medications or____ hour(s) after other me…
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Calculate the amounts required to prepare for the following mixtures.. 10. Simple Syrup U.S.P. Sucrose 850 g Distilled Water qs ad 1000 mL Mitte: 2 litres
Can I have help with number 59 please? Order 5 mg/ kg q6h x 24hr Available 50mg/ml. 58. A patient’s fluid intake was 360cc. How many tablespoons? (1 tablespoon=15ml) 59. The patient’s temperature post…
Adult Case Study Complaint Tired all the time; heavy menses History Susan is a 44-year-old white female who presents with a complaint of being tired and having low energy. She is a G3P3 mother…
- Briefly describe the locations and actions of the alpha and Beta-receptors in the sympathetic nervous system.(3 learning objectives).2.Define muscarinic receptor and nicotinic receptor. Describe wh…
textbook to answer this question. You may also use a clinical drug reference to help with proper dosing, if needed. You are seeing a 64-year-old immune competent patient (normal host) who has develope…
List three classes of drugs affecting the Hematopoietic System. List the mechanism of action for each class of drug. Choose one medication from the three classes and discuss what disorder the drug is …
What is the max number of Percocet tablets per day that can be legally prescribed for Esther? (Hint: The law is given in morphine equivalent doses (MED). Percocet has oxycodone and you will need to do…
A physician writes a prescription for a beta blocker for a patient’s cardiovascular problem. You know the patient has asthma. Should the physician write an prescription for a beta blocker for a patien…
You are discussing marijuana with a group of friends. Everyone is providing information about the benefits of marijuana and how great it is that it has been legalized. You notice that no one is mentio…
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Dilution calculations (note that the following example is for illustration only) The volume of the organ bath is kept constant at 20 ml. Work out the two missing numbers labelled [1] and [2] below. 1….
Prescribing for mental health illness by Advanced Practical Registered Nurse Look up the Advanced Practical Registered Nurse prescribing regulations in California What are the safe prescribing recomme…
Compare and contrast the different medications used to treat neurological and neuromuscular disorders discussed in your assigned textbook readings. Pick three different disorders and discuss the patho…
Match the definition with the term. ___ List of conditions for which a drug is meant to be used a. Contraindications b. Precautions c. Indications d. Prototype e. Actions f. Classifi…
A client with advanced ovarian cancer has been prescribed pacl*taxel 160 mg/m2IV administered over 3 hours. The client’s body surface area is 1.6 m2and the drug is to be diluted in 250 mL of D5NS….
in patients newly started on carbamazepine, how long is it before steady state level can be measured?initial dose is 200mg bd please listed resources used
A brand of sterile, lyophylized MMR vaccine – measles, mumps, rubelle (MMR II)- contains the following ingredients: sorbitol (14.5 mg), sodium phosphate, sucrose (1.9 mg), sodium chloride, hydrolyzed …
A patient is receiving heparin by intravenous infusion for treatment of a deep vein thrombosis. What lab data would require the nurse to hold the infusion of heparin and notify the prescriber? INR 3…
Describe the pathophysiology of seizure Explain the difference between Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA) and Cerebrovascular Accident (CVA)
From the below options which will be the most widely used form of dosage
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Describe the 2 main results of the otc review board that was established by the FDA in 1972
Hi, I would be glad if you help me to find and explain these two questions from the article below. Thanks. Article: https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa1901963 1)What might be the reas…
Six rights of Medication Administration Describe each RIGHT of medication administration. Right drug Right dose Right route Right time Right patient Right documentation Life span Nursing Precautions…
Compute the amount of medication you will give to administer one dose of the following medication orders. Assume all tablets are scored, when necessary. Order: Depakene 375 mg p.o. b.i.d. Sup…
Which two functional groups are commonly used prodrugs? a- Carboxylic acid and ester b-Nitro and ester c-Nitro and azo d-Azo and ester
List three potential legal and ethical issues related to the administration of the wrong medication by a nurse?
- Define electrolyte, weak electrolyte, strong electrolyte, and non-electrolyte?
Clinical case 1 A patient was hospitalized in the cardiologic department with dyspnea on moderate physical effort, heart palpitations, edema in the region of the lower limb. The objective exam reveale…
What is the GFATM (Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria) Procurement Model? Please explain in details.
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CO A chant is to recewe 500 ml of IV fluids for 4 hours. The administration set delivers 10 get / ml . At what rate in get/min Should the w infuse?
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Synthesis 0.3 mg p.o. Daily how many tablets should be administered to the client
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calculate the perfusion rate required to maintain a plasma concentration of 2.5 mg / l and the i.v bolus dose to reach this concentration as soon as possible.assume a one-compartment pharmaco*kinetic…
16.) ACE Inhibitors are used in the treatment of? A.) Congestive heart failure. B.) Angina pectoris. C.) Hypertension. D.) Both congestive heart failure and hypertension.
Additionally, as a second question, explain why a flippase is necessary for the translocation of a phospholipid from the outer leaflet to the inner leaflet.. Diabetes type I is characterized by an ina…
An evidence-based medication plan is presented and includes ALL of the following: ( topic : Irritable Bowel Syndrome) A detailed description of first line prescribed medications recommended for the co…
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Investigational Drugs LA Preparing invos Distribution The hospital pharmacy may dispense the IND products with written permission from the prescribing doctor who provides authorization from the study…
Which of the following is true about haemorrhoids? a) Bleeding haemorrhoids lead to melaena per rectum (PR) b) Pregnancy is a predisposing factor in causing haemorrhoids c) Bleeding from first degree …
A client is taking sulfisoxazole (Gantrisin) for a urinary tract infection (UTI) and complains of nausea and gastric upset since starting the medication. Which additional adverse reaction should the…
A patient presents with shortness of breath (SOB). When community-acquired or hospital-acquired pneumonia is suspected, how do you select your antibiotic according to guidelines? What ethnic, cultural…
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Exenatide is a peptide GLP-1 receptor agonist sold under the trade name Byetta. Explain the mode of action for exenatide in Type II DIABETES. would it be effective for patient with Type I diabetes? Wh…
- What is the tuberculin skin test? 7. Why is the Type IV hypersensitivity reaction mentioned as delayed cell-mediated immunity? 8. What are the various types of renal transplant rejection? 9. How do…
The nurse is planning to administer physostigmine to a child who accidentally taken an excess dose of atropine. The child’s weight is 30 kg and the drug dosage is 0.03mg/kg given for every 10 mins in …
- The following are pharmaco*kinetic data for the drug propranolol:Clearance (CL) is 50 L/hour in a 70 Kg adult; Effective plasma concentration (Target drug concentration) is 20 mg/L; oral availabil…
Current Blood sugar 110, creatinine 1.0 What would you prescribe? Cardiac/ANS Prescribing Case Mr. James is a 65-year-old male with high blood pressure who comes in for a recheck. His previous doctor …
Role of oral prednisolone in an acute asthma exacerbation is: 2. The first step in asthma control is:
The nurse is assigned to teach a patient about two new medications: a hypertension and an anticholesterol medication. Develop a plan of care that includes assessment, nursing diagnosis, interventions …
6 The physician orders ampicillin 1 9 that has been diluted in 40 ml 0.9%% NS to infuse in 30 minutes. Drop factor is 50 att /ml . At what nate in get/min should The IV infuse ? ( Do not label your an…
Cystic Fibrosis: 1-Discuss the genetics of cystic fibrosis. 2-Describe the transport of ions in sweat glands and that which occurs in the airways of the lung. 3-Discuss non-respiratory effects of cyst…
The Herpes viruses have which characteristic(s) in common? a) Route of transmission b) Genome type c) Host tissues\ d) Diseases resulting from infection e) All of the above
The app formalizes reconciliation as a mproving standard process Healthcare Compliant with Joint Delivery Commission National Patient Safety Goals? Will improve patient outcomes’ and reduce costs
A client has been found to be deficient in acetylcholine, and the care team has so far ruled out any neurologic cause. What assessment should be performed? A asses client level of mobility B Asses cli…
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What drug therapy could a provider select to administer to a client seeking treatment for chronic stable angina? i.e. adhesion molecule inhibitors, alpha-adrenergic blockers, calcium channel blockers,…
the order morphine hydrochloride 10 mg IV stat. The supply morphine hydrochloride available 40 mg/ml vials. How many mL should the nurse administer?
- List the components of an exposure control plan.
How does the cardiac system rely on the mitochondria? Relative to toxicity, how does 5-fluorouracil toxicity disrupt mitochondrial activity in the cardiac system?
Application: Critical Thinking: Case Study: ACUTE POSTOPERATIVE PAIN A 63-year-old man is scheduled to undergo an exploratory laparotomy and possible colon resection for colon carcinoma. A few years a…
If 75 g of active ingredient powder is mixed with 250 mL normal saline, what is the final concentration (w/v)? . If you add 18 g of benzoic acid to 103 g of an ointment base, what is the final conce…
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The patient is a 13-year-old with a severe throat infection. The patient weighs 45 kg. Ordered: Erythromycin 650 mg PO q8h for 7 days On hand: See label Determine if the dose is safe. If it is safe, c…
- A patient comes to a clinic for tuberculosis medications 2 weeks after beginning treatment with a four-drug induction phase. The patient’s sputum culture remains positive, and no drug resi…
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- How is the panniculus response tested? 8. Where would you center the primary beam for the radiograph? Explain your decision. 9. What is this patient’s prognosis based on the neurologic signs? 10. R…
Penicillin is available in 10ml multi dose vials containing 20 million units.The physician orders 600,000 units IVPB q4h (6 doses daily).How many ml are needed to prepare enough doses for three da…
Bioavailability is the extent to which the drug reaches the systemic circulation. Bioavailability is influenced by: Answers: Route of administration, first pass effect Efficacy of medication and route…
Describe the role of immune modulators. what is the differences between immune modulators and immune suppressants (1 Learning Objective) Protecting a child from injury and infection and infection is a…
what doesNeuropeptide Y(NPY) interact with ( what is the receptorsdoesNeuropeptide Y(NPY) bind with / interact with )
pharmacology. Question 6 (1 point) Saved What is the drug of choice for the treatment of acute Premature Ventricular Contractions (PVCs)? amiodarone morphine metoprolol O lidocaine
Eric is admitted for acute confusion and has a history of alcohol abuse. Lactulose is listed on the patient’s MAR. However, Eric is having regular bowel movements. As a nurse, you ask yourself, “Why i…
The Gestalt therapist notices the patient is fidgeting with fingers, legs are shaking and asks the patient “What are you experiencing right now in your body?” This is a type of creative experimentat…
Patient Oriented Practices Clinical pharmacy education should have an extensive framework of curriculum to develop globally competitive clinical pharmacy professionals. As future pharmacist, what is t…
What is the interaction of loop diuretics with these drugs? I.Potassium-sparing diuretics II.Digoxin. III. Ototoxic drugs IV. Lithium V. NSAIDS
Create an Infographic Material about any of the Anti-Asthmatic medications. Choose any drug or drug categories in Anti-Asthmatic Medications.
Hi CourseHero, I have this scenario in pharmocology I can’t figure out, do you think you can help me decide if the answer is urinalysis or CMP? An Advanced Practice Nurse prescribed a patient with a t…
How does the BCR-Abl protein affect intracellular signaling pathways?
Hello there! Hoping you could help me out. I’m having trouble answering these questions. I need brief explanation and answer for the questions shown in the picture. The longer the explanation/answer i…
A 14 y/o female comes to the free clinic andstatesshe would like to start “taking the pill” since she has recently become sexually active. Shealso commented that her mother does not know and wou…
List six classes of patients who come to the pharmacy needing an OTC analgesic for whom you would recommend use of acetaminophen. What would you dispense for these patients? Give the brand name and ro…
Investigate a problem or case in which a medication mistake occurred in a community environment. What was the cause of the mistake, and who was/were responsible for it? Do you believe you could have p…
The new Covid-19 Vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna are scheduled to be available in the near future.These are both mRNA vaccines. Describe what the mRNA in these Covid-19 vaccines codes for.(be spe…
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MIr. March, a 45-year-old quadriplegic, is being treated for an infected stage IV sacral pressure ulcer. The wound cultures have indicated the presence of multidrug-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (M…
A patient is admitted to the emergency room with a diagnosis of congestive heart failure (CHF). Which of the following medications may be ordered to treat CHF?
The most common mechanism by which drugs exert their effects is… A. by interacting with macromolecules that regulate homeostasis. B. by serving as structural analogs to molecules needed for normal b…
- What factors need to be considered when monitoring a client on a medication?
QUESTION 15 3 points Save Answer The government influences demand for pharmaceuticals by its programs for military veterans the elderly All of these O low income patients active military members QUES…
Question 50 1 out of 1 points The most common side effects of oral hematinic (iron replacements) drugs include:
What is the mechanism of action of the drug lipitor?
- The doctor has prescribed levalbuterol to help with the patient’s asthma. Which drug, from the patient’s medication list would also be used for asthma? List the brand and generic names 2. Which of …
Which core defect of asthma does a SABA address? Which core defect of asthma does an inhaled corticosteroid (ICS) or ICS/LABA address? What is important for the patient to know? Why? What is the diffe…
- Discuss the different antifungal medications available for treatment, their general mechanisms, indications, adverse effects and methods to minimize these adverse effects. and drug uses. 8. Discuss…
What is the mechanism of action (MOA) of tubocurarine?What drugs may have interaction with tubocurarine? Describe whether they increase or decrease the NM block of tubocurarine.
Tony has had significant improvement in her bipolar symptoms since starting her current medication regimen. She does report increased urination frequency and thirst. Which medication is likely the cau…
Why is it that no formula was given by the present USP for Milk of Magnesia?
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describe long-term control and quick relief treatment options for asthma patients and the impact these drugs might have on your patient.
Introduction to the Cadiovascular System D esign a poster where each student is responsible designing and identifying a specific component of the heart. Identify the red and blue markers the flow of o…
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Assignment: Based on the information provided below and discussed in class, prepare a 3 – 4 page report outlining recommendations for preparation, submission, and maintenance of a New Drug Applica…
5-year-old girl requires treatment for diabetes insipidus acquired following a case of meningitis. Her DI is being treated with intranasal desmopressin, and the child’s mother has been asked to help e…
Hello please help me I need a file on antacids exposure file of medicines on antacids . Index . Introduction . General . Monograph 1) Therapeutic Group 2) Generic Name 3) Pharmaceutical Form 4) Route …
If I take tyrosine supplements: O all of these are true the amount of serotonin in the brain would go up O none of these are true ( the amount of norepinephrine in the brain would go up O the amount o…
The patient is a 60 years old African American male current smoker has a history of obesity and has recently gained 9 pounds. The patient hasbeen diagnosed with hypertension and hyperlipidemia. Dr…
A nurse accidently removes celecoxib from an automated medication dispensing system (AMDS) instead of citalopram and almost administers the wrong medication to a client. Which of the following actions…
neutralizes acid (Amphojel, Gelusil, Mylanta, Milk of Magnesia).
The purpose of uninoculatted blank solution in bacterial turbidimetric assay is to, a) to establish the relationship between the concentration of the analytes and the bacterial culture b) to establish…
The physician orders Zestril 15 mg po daily for hypertension. The medication is supplied in 5 mg tablets. How many tablets will the nurse administered?
comparing and contrasting the drugs nitroglycerin, metoprolol, and diltiazem to other drugs used to treat angina. Discuss the best indications for the use of each medication.
List 4 most commonly used illicit drugs and give one short-term and long- term effects of each.
Calculate Helen’s intake and output for the 7am-3pm shift. At breakfast she drank ½ cup tea coffee, 4 oz glass orange juice. At lunch she drank 4 oz chicken broth and 4 oz jello, She also drank 4 oz …
A 76-year-old Caucasian woman presents for an annual maintenance visit.She is generally feeling well and has no specific complaints.She takes hydrochlorothiazide for hypertension.She went throug…
Using an official compendium, enumerate the different general tests required for the for the raw materials, N-acetyl-cysteine, include the method of assay used. Reference: Describe the types of glass …
- What does the nurse need to assess prior to administration of antidiabetic drugs, like insulin?
the pharmaceutical drug i choose is humira (2 points) Choose any pharmaceutical drug that you are interested in learning more about.Write one sentence about why this particular drug was your choic…
. 5-Adenosylmethionine (SAM) is a cosubstrate for conjugation reactions to which of the following groups? O Glucuronid acid O Acetyl groups O Methyl groups O Amino acids
- Agents that often cause vasoconstriction include all of the following except (a) Angiotensin II (b) Methysergide (c) PGF2a (d) Prostacyclin (e) Thromboxane
What are the classification of the anti-infectives? Their indications? Then Mode of actions?. Make it in a table form.
A pharmacist received a prescription for a patient with rheumatoid arthritis calling for eight divided powders. The contents of which were to weigh 1 gram. To check his skill, he removed the content…
please help with this. you want to do Answer the following critical thinking questions. 15. The nurse is preparing medication education for a patient who has been prescribed captopril (Capoten). Discu…
Good morning! Please help in answering my assignment. Question: What are the minimum and maximum clearance times of the following drugs: 1. Alcohol – 2. Amphetamines 3. Anabolic Steroids 4. Barbiturat…
Differentiate between the categories of antisepsis and disinfection, and select the statement that best explains the activities of the antiseptic and disinfectant agents. – Antiseptics and disinfectan…
I need part one only. Part 1: Determination of kinetic parameters for uninhibited data Prepare the following plots for each data set (i.e. 4 separate plots on each separate worksheet): 1. Activity plo…
CHAPTER 14 Mark S is a 55-year-old man who goes to see his physician because he notices a tremor in his right hand that has developed gradually over a number of months. He finds he can keep the han…
Chapter 9 Photo Atlas for Drug Administration A mother comes to a family practice office with her 2 year old daughter and 8 month son. She is planning a trip abroad and needs to obtain immunizations f…
Hi! I’m working on a couple case studies in pharmacology. Could you help me answer these questions? Scenario 1 B.T., a 38-year-old secretary, has come to the clinic with a fever, sore throat, and coug…
Describe how particle size influences delivery of a substance that is an inhalation aerosol and how it is related to airflow and the anatomy of the inhalation pathway. What is the optimal particle siz…
Show your work. 1. Orders: Give a 500 ml bolus of normal saline over ? hour, then start an infusion of normal saline at 125 ml/hr. If the bolus is started at 1600 (4 pm), at 2200 (10 pm), how much flu…
- A patient in ICU is getting tube feeding. His daily formula volume is 1800 cc. This amount of formula provides 280 grams of glucose per day. Another patient is receiving the same formula, but gets …
1.what are the effects of estrogen and progesterone on the female body? When used clinically,what are the expected therapeutic actions and the adverse effects?(1 learning objectives).2. What are the e…
Understanding Concepts 28. is a proton pump inhibitor that has an IV form. 29. is a laxative as well as an antacid. 30. is a bowel evacuant that is OTC and available in powder form. 31. A is a combina…
according to the literature, the biotechnology product NEULASTA (pegfilgrastim) contains the following in 0.6 ml prefilled syringes: pegfilgrastim 6 mg sorbitol 30 mg polysorbate 20 0.02mg water for i…
Although E-cigarette health risks appear to be far lower than from indoor exposure to nicotine smoke, variation in product contents, designs and emissions suggest that some produce very little toxican…
Type I and Type II Immunological Reactions 1. What is the relationship between streptococcal infections and renal disease? 2. How can antigen-antibody complexes cause glomerular injury? 3. What role…
Please state what the CYP 1A2 enzyme is, why it is important, and what it does in the body. List common medications, foods, herbs, and/or substances that inhibit this enzyme, including any substrates,…
A 39-year-old male patient is undergoing an inguinal hernia repair which require general anesthesia. IV succinylcholine was used tointubate and induced anesthesia with sevoflurane. During surgery th…
- How will you monitor for the therapeutic effects (of levothyroxine)?
which of the following is a common characteristicc of both cytochrome P450 annd a MAO utilizing FAD for its oxidation? a-both of them are capable of hydroxylating an aromatic ring b- Both of them use …
Case Study-1 A 10-year old boy develops a severe sore throat and fever.A throat culture reveals the presence of streptococci.He is treated with antibiotics for one week, resulting in resolution of…
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What effect should the nurse monitor for a client taking both antihypertensive and antianginal?
16-43. Rx Drug X 300 mg Syrup NF qs ad 100 mL Sig. 1 teaspoonful at bed time Drug X is available as a 40 mg tablet. Assuming each tablet weighs 180 mg, calculate (a) the number of tablets that would b…
Three days before the episodes of pulmonary edema, he had an upper respiratory tract infection with fever and mild cough. After the episode of pulmonary edema, his blood pressure has been consistentl…
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What rate, in mL/hr (normal round to nearest tenth), is needed to administer 1.2 L of D5W to a patient if it is to be given in 6.5 hours?
PHA107 Session 9 Lab Activity BSC Proper use of the BSC Read each step and write a mini-essay describing what the outcomes will be if these 7 steps are NOT followed. (10 marks) 1. Biological Safety Ca…
Sometimes, a patient’s medical history omits a particular condition, but you can guess, based on medications listed in the MAR.For what ONE condition might Mrs. Schwartz be taking bupropion?If you…
In this exercise, you are a member of the CRO, ABC Research Organization (Phils.), and you are tasked to submit an application to the FDA for the clinical trial with Protocol number: MK-3475-B49 (CT I…
———– The doctor orders 12 mg/kg of a drug for a child weighing 29.5 lbs to be given across 3 doses in 1 day. How many mg must you administer at each dose? mg per dose (round to the hundredth)
1.Infuse 500ml of D51/2 NS to a 13 year old patient over 8 hours.The tubing gtt factor is 60 gtt/ml.How man gtt/min will be infused? Round to the nearest whole number 2.A patient is 15 kg and 75 c…
The label of a suspension should includewhich offollowing information. Select one: a.Shake before use b.All of the them c.Amount of API d.Keep away from the reach of children
Which drug interferes with the process of DNA production in the virus that cause genital herpes?
You work for a pharmaceutical company developing a new medicine named ‘Painilin’. Painilin contains a small molecular weight peptide used at low doses for the treatment of pain. In order to provide ra…
Clinical. 5. The nurse is caring for a patient on a pureed diet. Calculate the patient’s intake in mililiters for the past 24 hours Days: 1/2 pint milk, 8 oz soda, 4 oz vanilla custard, and 400 mL of …
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Can you help with this A health care prescriber (HCP) orders cefotetan disodium (Cefotan) 0.85 g IM q 12 hours for a patient with acute otitis media. The unit stocks the 2 g vial. A nurse will read th…
a patient has been instructed to take a cephalosporin for otitis media. which of the following instructions should the nurse give to the patient regarding the drug
An individualwishestopurchase insulin syringes,and the pharmacist isnotpresent inthe pharmacy atthe time.Should yousellthe syringes to thecustomerorwait for thepharmacist…
Describe the types of information that are included in a resume and list the major headings.
The physician orders Deltasone 20 mg PO four times a day. Deltasone is supplied in 2 mg, 5 mg, and 50 mg tablets. The nurse will give _______ tablets of ________mg. Note: please show your work on how …
You received this physician’s order: Give 600 mL D5W to patient. Calculate the metric weight (in grams) of the dextrose in this fluid bag.
How many mL of a 50 % solution and how many ml of a 5% solution are needed to prepare 4 Liters of a 10% solution?
A postmenopausal patient who has had a hysterectomy and who has a family history of coronary heart disease reports experiencing vagin*l dryness and pain with intercourse, but tells the nurse that she…
Hi, Why does smoke extract deplete glutathione more than acrolein? And how does glutathione protect the lungs against acrolein-induced toxicity? Thank you! Topic 1 The depletion of glutathione by acro…
Order: Administer 250 mg of Vancomycin IV in 90 minutes. This medication is available in 200 mL of NS. The drop factor is 20 gtt/mL. How many mL/hr will be administered
Mrs. Compton, age 44, is admitted to the hospital for a hysterectomy. During the admission assessment procedure, you notice a large, draining abscess in her axillary region. She also has a tempera…
Ordered:oxacillin sodium 300 mg IM q6h for a patient with an upper respiratory infection. After reconstituting with sterile water for injection, what is the strength of the medication?
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Chapter 40, Drugs used to treat pregnant patients. A 32-year-old woman who is 7 months pregnant has consumed four to five glasses of wine per week and has been unable to quit smoking. She also cons…
You are preparing to give your patient a Beta 1 Antagonist. For what category of patients is a druglike this typically INDICATED? A) Bipolar B) Hypertension C) Anxiety D) Low Heart Rate
What are the five examples of Gastrointestinal drugs pregnancy risk categories?
What is not a preferable initial treatment of choice in status epilepticus? Lorazepam (Ativan) Diazepam (Valium) Propofol (Diprivan) Fosphenytoin(Cerebyx) Acute dystonia can develop after earl…
What does the HLB value of substance refer to? For suspension, what HLB value and category of surfactant could you want to target? List 2 examples of surfactants of HLB values in this range.
How to choose the best analogue? Do you look at the S value or the number of interactions? Is the S value the binding affinity? please include references. I am doing Camostat repurposing for COVID 1…
Question 1 On a single graph, draw dose response curves for Drugs A, B, C, D, E based on the following information: Efficacy: A>B A=C=D B>>>E Potency: A=B C>A D>C
Quiz 3 John is deciding between three different apartments. The table below shows the monthly rental price and size for each apartment. Apartment Size (m) Monthly rental price (in euros) A 75 830 B 84…
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please I want to make sure they are right Question 1 A client has taken an excessive amount of calcium carbonate antacids over time . What would a Nurse Practitioner NOT need to counsel the client abo…
What is the kinematic viscosity of a liquid that has a density of 1.2 g cm-3 and a dynamic viscosity of 2 cP? a) 0.6 m2 s-1 b) 1.67 m2 s-1 c) 0.6 x10-6 m2 s-1 d) 1.67 x10-6 m2 s-1
Triptans are a family of tryptamine-based drugs used as abortive medication in the treatment of migraines and cluster headaches. They share many common structural features including a 3,5-disubstitute…
What are the safety risks in medication administration? What causes medication errors, what are the breaches of medication administration?
these are fill in the blank questions. I am needing tutoring with fill in the blank assignment. Subject title is Pharmaco*kinetics. 45. 45. 4?. 43. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. Highly lipid soluble drugs may no…
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The patient is going on vacation for 10 days, and must take his medication with him.His physician has ordered 1g QID.The medication is available in 500 mg tablets.How many tablets will the pharm…
Your company is developing a treatment for lung cancer. You are planning to take two approaches with the development of either (i) a small molecule antagonist or (ii) a monoclonal antibody, that targe…
Hello All I’m needing help writing the following pharmacology script 🙂 Thanks again Scenario Jamie Sands (DOB 10/12/1997) presents to your office with acute viral gastroenteritis. She hasn’t vomited …
1- An 85-year-old female patient was transferred from a nursing home with new onset of neurologic changes of confusion. She has an indwelling Foley catheter for incontinence. Her urine is yellow, with…
draw a Floorplan for pharmacy that compounds liquids cream molds and capsules.. . Draw a floorplan for a pharmacy that compounds liquids, creams, molds, and capsules. Label each item on the floorplan …
What are the advantages and limitations of in vitro drug screening over in vivo screening? Briefly discuss some of the advantages and limitations of animal models of disease.
- Give the significance of specifications on the quality of a material. Reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecW1FaxDIsQ
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Order:Administer 500 mg of vancomycin IV piggy back in 45 minutes q12 hours.The medication is available in 150 mL of NS. How many mL/hour will be given?
- A 1 month old, full-term, 50 cm, 4.3 kg baby develops fever and irritability. He is admitted to the hospital for a sepsis work-up. His temperature is 102F, HR 130, RR 30. His BUN/Scr are 15/0.6. He…
Stand alone question involving the endocrine system: Provide an explanation that would defend the need for less ACTH secreted into the plasma and a larger quantity of Cortisol present in the plasma. (…
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What is a possible side effect of spirinolactone? Group of answer choices hypokalemia urticaria gynecomastia visual changes Previous
36.) Which of the following is a trade name for quinidine? A.) Intal. B.) Norpace. C.) Hygroton. D.) Quinidex.
USP 795 provides guidance about how to preparenonsterilecompounds. It is the pharmacy’s responsibility to follow these guidelines and must stay in compliance with USP 795 as well. There are 3 cate…
Define the following terms # Term Definition 1 bactericida 2 bacteriostatic 3 culture 4 prophylaxis 5 resistance 6 selective toxicity 7 Sensitivity testing 8 spectrum superinfection 10 synergistic 11 …
A client is prescribed levothyroxinefor the new diagnosis of hypothyroidism. What education should the nurse provide about this medication? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY Group of answer choices “Report a …
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If you had a patient who came due to breaking issues and than found out she had puenomia, what would you give in order and why Albuterol-ipratropium 2.5 mg neb Establish peripheral IV Lorazepam 1 mg I…
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What are the legal and ethical implications of prescribing an adult dose of medication to a child?
All insects have an FDA black box warning regarding Potential for causing life-threatening G.I. bleed Increase risk of developing systemic arthritis with prolonged use Risk of life-threatening rashes …
“Your order reads Zosyn 4.5 g in 100mL of D5W IV over 1 hour. You have microdrip tubing. What drip rate will you set?” 100 mL DOW. You need to infuse it over 30 minutes. With a drop factor of amp rate…
Helps Please :< PHARCALC1104 Worksheet Interpretation of Prescriptions & Medication Orders NAME(s): SCHEDULE: INSTRUCTIONS: Interpret the subscription & signa for each of the prescriptions …
The order is to give a medication 0.5 g po qid. The medication is available as 125 mg /5mL. How many tsps will be given for each dose?
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Pharmacology 1301 You are working as a nurse on the cardiac unit. Mr. D was recently prescribed propranolol (Inderal). You prepare his medications and start the discharge teaching plan. Your patient a…
Please explain how epinephrine, norepinephrine and isoprotenolol affect the heart rate (pulse), blood pressure (including systolic and diastolic) and peripheral resistance.*hint: Understanding the r…
All new prescription only medicines medicine must be issued with a marketing authorisation from the MHRA before they can: a) Undergo phase I clinical trials b) Undergo phase III clinical trials c) Be …
NURS 1120- Pharmacology- Neurological Drugs Case Study Please write the question with answers on a separate sheet of paper. Use your Pharmacology book as a resource. 1.Mr. Bu…
Why is it helpful to categorize a core question? a. It prevents medication errors. b. It eliminates stupid questions. c. It helps the patient get clear about the information they need. d. It helps det…
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Discuss the goals and challenges of anticoagulant therapy, focusing on warfarin and heparin as drugs of choice.
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I need help with this problem. Questions: Species and dose level chosen: Reasoning: Calculations(remember all unit labels, use unit conversions): Resulting allowable level in drinking water used by hu…
Heart rate is an important monitoring parameter with (pick the best response)? a)coreg b)valsartan c)doxazosin d)none of the above
All work must be shown.. Labels must be shown in work. Based on the information below, calculate how many mL will be administered and indicate if the ordered dose is safe. Order: Keflex (cephalexin) s…
Briefly explain why the variable “volume of distribution, Vd” is important to the process of determining drug dosage
the patient would like to know why blood is being drawn before and after his scheduled dose of gentamycin . the nurse tells him that drawing these blood samples will
- The physician orders administration of anticoagulants for Mr. Bryant, including unfractionated heparin and clopidogrel. Which methods of administration will you need to prepare for?
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When providing education aboutantihypertensive medications. in general, what information should the nurse provide to the patient? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: “Check your blood pressure and pulse pr…
a male client has been admitted to the hospital with heart failure. on entering the room, the nurse notices that the client is having difficulty breathing. which position is most appropriate to help h…
I’m looking for informations and what I could do to complete this 1. develop a nanoparticlesdry powder inhaler formulation for treating COPD. 2. Justify clearly the methodology and process…
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Explain the purpose of patient monitoring in clinical practice?
Find the concentration of Keflex 1.5 grams in 50 mL
Pharmacology A nurse is providing teaching to a client who has a new prescription for nitroglycerin. Which of the following client statements Indicates an understanding of the teaching? O "I will…
Case : A 69-year-old man sees you in the office for follow-up of his chronic congestive heart failure. He has a marked reduction in his ejection fraction following a series of MIs. He also has hyperte…
answer the following questions select all that apply: Dangerous drugs may be classified as a Controlled Substance by the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) under the following circ*mstances: 1-All of these…
Territorial scope. FACT The GDPR primarily applies to the processing of personal data in the context of the activities of an establishment of a controlled or a processor in the EU, regardles…
- A) Compare Adderall administration via rectal, oral (PO), IV, and nasal. Draw the plasma concentration time graph. Be sure to label all aspects of your graph.
Pharmacology Which diuretics is contraindicated with frequent UTIS?
fe born to mothers that have had gestational diabetes Impaired fasting glucose (IFG) and impaired glucose tolerance (IGT) are both markers for pre- diabetes. Both IFT and IGT are closely associated wi…
I am stuck on this A 46-year-old, 230lb woman, with a family history of breast cancer. She is up to date on yearly mammograms.She has a history of HTN. She complains of hot flushing, night sweats, a…
differences between drug clearance and drug elimination ? 6 differences needed.
In considering the different physiological changes in the elderly, what considerations are crucial in determining the correct drugs and dosage of medications to be ordered? What drug class does levofl…
CASE STUDY # 1: A CASE STUDY ON TYPE II DIABETES MELLITUS Patient and setting: Gigi, a 52 year old female, primary care clinic CC: 3 days history of fever, child, pleuritic chest pain, productive c…
Please provide an example (basedon life or clinicalexperience) ofa geriatric patient’s adherenceor nonadherence to theirmedication regimen.Incorporate the reasons and types of non-adherenc…
How much liquid is needed for a prescription that reads 2m po bid for 10 days
Suppose that a pharmaceutical company has asked you to work as a consultant on their COVID-19 vaccine project. They are planning to conduct a study to demonstrate that their vaccine candidate is more …
Cut and pastehttp://www.anesthesiaweb.org/awareness.php into your browser. Writea 100 word summary on what you have learned.
The mechanism of action of antiseizure drugs is: a) Enhancement of GABAergic (inhibitory) transmission b) Diminution of excitatory (usually glutamatergic) transmission c) Modification of ionic conduct…
5.Mr. McConnell carries a diagnosis of congestive heart failure. Which drug therapy should the Nurse Practitioner consider for him? Would Metoprolol or Carvedilol be a better choice and why?
What drug is this? My best guess is atropine. HOWEVER, it doesn’t completely. ANy idea on what drug this chemical structure may be?
this is pharmaceutical biochemistry for 2nd year pharmacy. Using your knowledge from the nitrogen metabolism module, answer the following questions: a) Type out stoichiometric equations of the two ste…
What five existing titles of research paper that is related in the field of pharmacy can you provide? In those five titles, can you specify the types of study used in that particular research paper?
what are the action of bile and pancreas during sympathetic and parasympathetic innervation is activated.
write a detail on Discuss the important consequences of drugs binding to plasma proteins.
- How do you calculate half life of Motrin 800mg. 2. How do you calculate half life of methadone 10mg.
medical dosage. A physician ordered magnesium sulfate 2 grams per hour for a maintenance dose. There are 40 grams of magnesium sulfate in 1 liter lactated Ringer’s solution. What is the rate per hour …
QUESTION 5 1.A nurse is wondering if advocacy for oral medication is appropriate. What rationale for advocacy would be appropriate? A. Oral medications are more completely absorbed than IV m…
What client receiving an adrenergic agonist should the nurse assess first ? a. A client who is prescribed albuterol by inhalation q.i.d. b. A client who takes indacaterol on a daily basis c. A client …
a nurse is caring for a client with an acute bleeding cerebral aneurysm. the nurse should
What is the difference between Anticholinergic and Sympathomimetic
If you diluted 600 mL of 10% benzocaine lotion to 2%, how much could you produce? You received this physician’s order: Give 900 mL D5W to patient. Calculate the metric weight (in grams) of the dextros…
The inhalation of aerosolized nicotine concentrate, also called vaping, has emerged as a common method of nicotine use in recent years. Most scientific research to date has investigated the impact o…
Which of the following information is correct about glargine (Lantus)? Select all that apply It does not require glucose monitoring. It has no definite peak but maintains a steady state of insulin in …
The PMHNP is attempting to treat a patient’s chronic insomnia and wishes to start with an initial prescription that has a half—fife of approximately 1—2 hours, What is the most appropriate pre…
Describe the general ways in which therapy for children differs from drug therapy for adults
Mr. Green is 75 years old and in the doctor’s office for his first checkup after being prescribed digoxin ( Lanoxin ) once daily and chlorothiazide ( Diuril ) two times a day (BID) for congestive hear…
phamacological effects of gilpizide hctz atenolol hydralazine simvastatin verapamil
Which drug classes produce withdrawal if stopped abruptly?
What is the major mechanism underlying the warfarin-amiodarone interaction?
Answer please b. You are studying the effect of drug X on cell death. You need to incubate your cells with 25 ug/ml of drug X and to do the experiment you need to make up a total of 100 ml of drug X. …
What is the difference between a vasodilator and a bronchodilator?
Barbiturates can be assayed by both oxidation-reduction titration and complexometric titration. If you have to assay a sample of barbiturate, which method will you choose and why explain in details?
K.B a 36-year-old woman who works as a social worker and has sole custody of her two children is prescribed rifampin and isoniazid after being diagnosed with active TB. 1. Why is therapy for active i…
Questions 1 thru 6. Show calculations EXAMPLE 12-30 (State Board Examination June 7, 2000 – Form B) Rx 1 This question is worth 20 points. Prepare one dose (10 points for compounding). CENTRAL MEDICAL…
4ppii-Calculate 96RSD and determine whether the weights are acceptable or not. Write unknowns to be calculated with the units. Write the the formula Include all formulas required for the calculation s…
Mr. S. asks, "what is cellulitis and how did it happen?" Explain cellulitis, the characteristic clinical manifestations with which Mr. S. presented, and what likely caused Mr. S. to develop …
Find 1 drug from this class & type it in B-naturietic peptide Phosphodiesterase Cardiac Glycoside Inhibitor
please watch the attached video related toAssessment of Therapy and Medication Therapy Management and develop an action plan for pharmaceutical care. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eG7GlDXIA7k …
You are the nurse caring for Mr. M, a 45-year-old man, who presents to the clinic with a complaint of erectile dysfunction (ED). Mr. M has a history of hypertension and diabetes. He has the following …
What does the following article ” Remembering Statins: Do Statins Have Adverse Cognitive Effects? ” conclude this concern?http://care.diabetesjournals.org/content/39/Supplement_2/S253 In 2012 the FD…
Which medication are used to treat type 1 diabetes? What education should be received by patients with type 1 diabetes regarding diet, exercise, etc? Are there medication use to treat symptoms of type…
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Can you please help me draw the GI tract. Indicate where in the GI tract each group of drugs used to affect GI secretion work. What is the therapeutic action of each. Please, I need help to see the di…
please describe the different dosage forms used in ocular drug delivery and discuss the issues associated with administration of drugs to the back of the eye.
You were task to do the marketing. What are your criteria in choosing food for the family? Why is it important to prepare healthy food during this pandemic? What will happen to the human body if we ar…
The drug is Herceptin. Part 2: Pharmac narm’cs and Pharmacakinetics 20 marks 0 Draw a simple diagram of the cellular pathway affected by this drug, including the resulting effect on the diseased cell….
The nurse receives an order for heparin 1500 units/hr. The IV bag contains heparin 50,000 units in 500mL of dextrose 5% in water (D5W). How many mL/hr will be required to deliver the ordered amount?
Choose ALL the correct choices. There can be ONE or MORE than one correct choices per number. 1. Commonly used nitrates for management of classical angina A) sublingual nitroglycerin B) transdermal ni…
(TCO 9) The etiology of polycystic kidney disease is _____. Group of answer choices hereditary inflammatory idiopathic traumatic
Morphine PCA genetic or band name Action: side effects: Cefoxitin sodium band name Action: side effects: Famotidine brand name Action: side effects: Nitroglycerin 0.4 mg sublingual tablets brand n…
You are to give 36 mg of a medication. You can reconstitute it by the table: Amount of Diluent Dosage Strength (mL) (mg/mL) ———————————————————-…
The client has been prescribed amoxiciilin 250 mg three times daily for sinusitis. The medication is supplied in a 500 mg tablet. How many tablet(s) would the nurse prepare every 8 hours to administer…
Older adults take 4 times more OTC medications than other age group. True or false.
SCENARIO #2 – CROUP (Questions 4 to 5) Mary is a 5 year old with severe croup. Continuous barky cough with stridor that does not clear up with cool mist within 15 mins o https://www.aboutkid…
the physician orders 600mg of a medication daily split into three doses the medication available is 100 mg per tablet how Many tablets will the pharmacy need to dispense to the patient for one month s…
the physician has ordered neupogen 690 mcg sq qd the medication is supplied as 300 mcg/mL how many mL will you administer
What are the structural changes in cartilage and bone observed in osteoarthritis?
Are the answer of these five all turns to right? If it is not, what is the correct answer?
Can you list one benefit and one disadvantage of each. Medication Administration Advantage Disadvantage Subcutaneous Sublingual IM Oral Transdermal Epidural Can you giveve an example of a NSAID then d…
What are the most frequent drug interaction present in the drug NADOLOL (CORGARD)? Can you provide the drug and then its particular effects? Relating also with daily life, what are its lifestyle inter…
- A provider orders ceftazidime 750 mg, IV, every 8 hours. Calculate the volume (mL) of ceftazidime to administer per dose if the vial is mixed as described on the label. Round to the nea…
Order: Fentanyl 30 mcg IM 30 minutes before surgery. The nurse has available a vial with a dosage strength of 0.05 mg/mL How many mL will she administer? The order is to give 1 liter of D5W over t…
20.The mouse do pregun I digprin PC to a eliane. What is the B Blood pressure C.Radial pulse D.Respiration rate 39.A client with heart failure is receiving furosemide 40 mg IV. The provider orders 40 …
why is an atypical neuroleptic like risperdone is not started right away? Define why the use of haloperidol is used first with acute psychosis.
The objective of the test is twofold: 2 To verify that all direct impact equipment components are of the correct specification as per the detailed mechanical data sheets To verify that all direct imp…
- Construct a table that compares and contrasts the prototype drugs dextromethorphan, ephedrine, flunisolide, diphenhydramine, guaifenesin, and acetylcysteine with other drugs in their classes and in…
Disulfiram is prescribed for a client. Which questions does the nurse make a priority of asking the client before administering this medication? Select all that apply.
The doctor’s order reads: give 150 mg of Antibiotic X in 500 mL Normal Saline over 3 hours. The drop factor is 10 gtt/mL. How many gtt/min are required
I am having issues with pharmaco*kinetics in use in veterinary medicine. I do not fully understanding. I will attach the problems i need help with and a link for reference. I am not sure that I have th…
Drug Cards 1.Morphine: Drug Class/Prototype Name: Major Adverse Effects : Drug Interactions and Contraindications: Nursing Implications 2.Codeine: Drug Class/Prototype Name MOA Major Adverse Eff…
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Question 1 0 Points Physician orders atropine 0.4 mg IM q12h for a patient with bradycardia. The pharmacy sends atropine 2 mg per ml. How many ml will you give? Blank 1 Blank 1 Add your answer Questio…
Question 22 Not yet answered Points out of 1 Flag question SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: A 32 year-old male patient is brought to the emergency room by EMS with bradycardia, excessive salivation, emesis, and…
Carrington College, RC 175: Patient Assessment. Name ABG Interpretation Lab ABG PH PaCOz PaOz HCO3- Interpretation 1 7.27 39 100 12 2 7.35 45 80 25 3 7.30 64 46 24 4 7.56 27 70 23 5 7.43 55 65 32 6 7….
Which of the following statements of metoclopramide is FALSE Is an antiemetic Reduces antral contractions Increases the pressure of the lower esophageal sphincter May be responsible for dyskinesias
You have 100mg of a drug in 20 ml. How many milliliters do you need to give a 15mg dose? (2pts)
A 24-year-old woman presented with dysphagia and trouble holding up her head, especially at the end of the day. Antibodies against the acetylcholine receptor were absent. Antibodies against which of t…
What What education should the nurse reinforce to the postpartum client regarding mastitis.
how to give a peer reviewed feedback on a phase 3 clinical trial?
Research the drug categoriesonlinebycategory.Med Line and Web MD and Medscape are good resources. Drugs Categories Antibiotics Antitussives Anticonvulsants Antidepressants Antiarrh…
Can eye drops be used in the ear? Outline the steps of administering an ophthalmic product? When a patient has more than one eye drop how long should they wait between the administration of the first …
Northeastern University College of Professional Studies RGA6463 Regulatory Strategy for Product Development and Life-Cycle Management Final Paper Description The Final Paper for the course involves as…
A patient will start on an anti-seizure drug that has a half-life of up to 42 hours. When will the patient achieve steady state?Between what days
Caffeinism appears to be due to which of the following physiological effects of caffeine? central vasoconstriction adenosine receptor blocking phosphodiesterase inhibition r…
why is it important to include the name of all medications, including over the counter (otc) medications, in the documentation of drugs in the medical record of each patient?
The client is to receive cimetidine 300 mg po every 6 hours. The medication is available as cimetidine 300 mg per 5 ml. How many teaspoons should the nurse instruct the client to take?
Drug antagonism is best defined as an effect of a drug that: A. That leads to a major physiologic psychologic dependence. B. That is modified by the concurrent administration of another drug. C. That …
Understanding Concepts Putting Safety First 20. The patient is taking a trip abroad and brings in a prescription of for nitazoxanide 28. The patient has type 2 diabetes and uses metformin. What should…
One of the more unusual neurological diseases is called Tourette’s syndrome. Do an online investigation and then consider these questions: What are the major symptoms of Tourette’s Syndrome? What is t…
. A patient has been given a prescription for transdermal scopolamine patches (Transderm-scop) for motion sickness for use during a vacation cruise. The nurse will include which instructions? (Select …
A client prescribed furosemide has been experiencing hypokalemia.Identify nursing interventions the nurse should implement for a client who has the electrolyte imbalance, hypokalemia.
Ines receives parenteral medication. This means that it is administered by ____. Question 2 options: a) court order because she is not competent b) a tube, directly into her stomach or intestines …
Week 2: Pharmacologic Principles Name: Instructor: Level: Directions: Answers must be typewritten. Activity 1 ( 15 points). Critical thinking questions. Mr. C. is to receive a drug that can be g…
#9. serum phenobarbital levels are monitored if lack of efficacy or adverse reactions are noted. Many veterinarians routinely monitor serum levels every 6- 12 months. It is recommended that if loading…
Local anesthetics produce antiarrhythmic action by __________. Question 19 options: a) inhibiting sympathetic nerve receptors b) suppressing the action of calcium in contraction of the heart muscl…
A patient is prescribed ranolazine (Ranexa) for treatment of chronic stable angina. The nurse contacts the prescriber after discovering that the patient is also taking which medication?
When a patient with mild-to-moderate BPH does not respond to pharmacotherapy with α1-blockers or 5α-reductase inhibitors, what can be inferred?
3 points Q A new LPN is assisting in the admission of a client in a rehab facility awho is being transferred from the hospital after a left hip replacement. The nurse would expect the client to be tak…
Your 85-year-old client is being discharged home after recovering from an exacerbation of congestive heart failure. He ask you to review his home medications with him and his daughter. RECENT HISTORY …
A patient has been given MS Contin. You enter the room and the patient is unresponsive.His respirations are 6 breaths per minute.What medication will be ordered for the patient?
Explain the roles of OSHA, the FDA, and the DEA in enforcing the Control Substance Act. PS: please include sources
I got 7.5mL as my answer in 24 hrs. But I’m not sure if I did the right formula or the right process. Can you show me how is done? 7 . The physician has ordered amoxicillin 0 . 1 8 p . O . Q8hr . Drug…
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What is the recommended route of administration for phenergan in a 3 year old who has had vomiting and diarrhea x 2 day? Is it oral? Explain.
Psychopharm Week 2 DQ initial 1.Explain the agonist-to-antagonist spectrum of action of psychopharmacologic agents, including how partial and inverse agonist functionality may impact the effic…
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Dosage Calculations Final exam /B 1-Orders aminocaproic acid 4 3 in 250 mL Dow to house in 2 hour Set: secondary set labeled 15 git/min Available: s. Patricia drank 8 oz of water, 6 oz of orange juice…
patient diabetic and has hypertension what is your first line drug treatment and why
A 70-year-old woman is in your office complaining of recently having trouble maintaining her balance after taking diazepam (valium). She occasionally takes diazepam when she feels anxious and has trou…
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QUESTION 11 What is the volume equivalence diameter of the particle? A. 2.52 um B. 1.26 um C. 3.87 um D. 3.12 um
The patient is going on vacation for 10 days, and must take his medication with him.His physician has ordered 1g QID.The medication is available in 500 mg capsules.How many capsules will the pha…
What is the most important point of therapeutic modalities?
Ibuprofen and naproxen are nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs available over the counter. Ibuprofen is recommended to be given every 6 hours an naproxen every 12 hours. What pharmaco*kinetic reason e…
how are medicines management plans used to identify patient issues in primary care ? please list resources
Mrs smith asks how diuretic work. which response by the nurse would be most appropriate?
1- Given the below process model, identify at least three VA steps, at least three BVA steps and at least three NVA steps
A patient is brought to the emergency department in hypertensive crisis. Nitroprusside is administered intravenously. The patient experiences diaphoresis and dizziness. Which of the following is the a…
Nanotechnology in pharmaceutical, briefly please not just copy paste from the internet What are some desirable features of dendrimers for drug delivery? What is cyclic voltammetry and how does …
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procedure and Training Vial #1. Remove the cap, and wipe it with an alcohol pad. Look at the Vial, and verify that the concentration is 50 mcg/mL. A patient needs a 125 mcg dose. How many ml is needed…
A patient has chronic anemia associated with chronic renal failure. What substance does the healthcare professional tell the patient is needed to treat this anemia? what asnwer is best Iron (?…
QUESTION 22 La infection del tracto urinario de Reyna es tratada con exito con un antibiotico, pero en el curso del tratamiento, se desarrollado diarrea como vaginitis. Esto sugiere una: O a. reaccion…
the nurse performs an electrocardiogram and finds the older adult client is in atrial fibrillation (AF). the date of onset is unknown but could be as long as 3 months earlier when the client was last …
simple Poster for discovery of the Lansoprazole not too much information. but should look like a poster Include process of discovery for the drug that you are investigating. Who discovered the…
Those answers are wrong. Could you solve them plZ? Question 8 of Question 8 1 points Say A client has been prescribed an antimalarial as prophylaxis for the disease. What should the nurse teach the cl…
Identify the critical medication error/errors made in the case study. Ellie, an 85-year-old client, was admitted for has a history of cognitive impairment and co Admission vital signs were BP 132/76, …
Using the following weight based heparin protocol for the following problems bolus heparin at 80 units/kg begin intravenous infusions of heparin at 18 units/kg/hr using 25000 units of heparin in 250 m…
- L. is a 15-year-old Hispanic female who plays soccer for her school team. She has noticed that when running, she sometimes has trouble catching her breath. She also reports an increased runny nose …
Which instructions would the nurse emphasize when teaching a client about starting fluphenazine decanoate therapy? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct. "You will not…
The registered nurse is assigned to care for a pediatric client who is receiving immune suppressants. The registered nurse is precepting a student nurse. The registered nurse reviews the key nursing c…
Sam Wells is 7-year-old boy with a history of asthma. He presents at his school health clinic complaining about increased shortness of breath and chest tightness. Upon assessment, the school nurse not…
Fatimah Aswad is a 55-year-old married woman of Middle Easter origin. She lives with her husband. Her two daughters are married and live nearby. Her mother (deceased) had type 2 diabetes. Her father i…
What is brine shrimp assay? What is the principle behind brine shrimp assay as a toxicity test?
1/6 You prescribe oral ciprofloxacin to a patient suffering from bacterial food poisoning but the infection continues to worsen. A blood draw shows a very low plasma concentration of cipro and the p…
What kind of drug is Phenobarbital? How would you describe the treatment of taking a daily anticonvulsant: is it curative, palliative, or maintenance? Give reason for your answer.
Identify Five KEY things you learn in your Pharmacology Lab day on campus and describe your reasons for each. For the FIVE KEY things that you identified above give an account the role that y…
Compare and contrast methods of testing that can be used to confirm the presence of controlled substances.What are the advantages and limitations of each type of test? Which is the most appropriate …
write a convincing essay of one page. what could inspire you to choose pharmacy as a profession?
Gentamycin 60 mg is to be diluted in 20 ml using a buretrol. If the medication is to infuse over 45 minutes, what is the correct infusion rate in gtts/min? Round to the whole
- Kanamycin sulfate is available on hand in vials labeled 250mg/mL. The order needs kanamycin 375mg q12h IM. need help
A patient is prescribed fluoxetine but is concerned about the side effects. Which statement demonstrates accurate patient teaching when discussing the side effects associated with fluoxetine?
Web Assignment Learning Object 1. Using the Internet, identify four instances of athletes who have 5 used anabolic steroids and the results of their use of these drugs, both physically and professiona…
Ordered:cimetidine 0.4 g tablet po daily for a patient with a gastric ulcer. Available:cimetidine 200 mg tablets.How much needs to be given?
What the medication used to control status epilepticus?
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list two appropriate drug classifications for treating Type 2 DM along with the specific drug examples from the drug list for each classification you selected. Include MOAs of each classification. Lis…
tutoring help needed Each scored caplet containa 100ing of carprofen NDC 50989-245-86 Warnings: Keep out of reach of children. Nat for can use. Consult a physician in cases of NOvox accidental ingesti…
senario : ( no googling please ) Shanon is a 70 years old woman and suffering from hypertension which is being treated with a co*cktail of antihypertensive medications to which prazosin was recently ad…
Why do so many suspensions come with a label that says “Shake Well?”
NURS 6630: Psychopharmacological Approaches to attest Psychopathology …Whichbrain componentplaysaroleinlearning,memory,andaddiction?
genetic disorder..,. i just need an idea, so pls help me.. ACTIVITY 8: Construct a research poster that summarizes the disorder’s diagnosis, symptoms, remedies, prognosis, and any other trivial data. …
Circle the errors on this label and write the correct label information. Worksheet 8: Prescription and Label III – – START SECURED ELECTRONIC PRESCRIPTION TRANSMISSION – – !! ! FROM THE OFFICES OF PHI…
Which of the following is true regarding TCR gene rearrangement? Select one: a. Requires antigen b. Is antigen independent c. Takes place primarily in bone marrow d. Involves immunoglobulin e. Require…
- The nurse is caring for a patient with heart failure. Which medication will have a positive inotropic effect? A) Valsartan (Diovan) B) Atenolol (Tenormin) C) Digoxin (Lanoxin) D) Diltiazer (Cardi…
- Provide a synopsis of the most recent HIV Treatment Guidelines.
I need to know how you arrive to the answer. 9. Ampicillin 750mg IV q4hr. Available: 2000mg per 5ml. a. How many ml will the nurse administer for one dose? b. How many ml will the nurse administer for…
Understanding Concepts 32. The system transmits information from sensory recep. Matching-Terms and Definitions tors to the CNS. 51. addiction 33. The only neurotransmitter of the somatic nervous syste…
1) A 36-year-old woman wishes to become pregnant with her second child. She has been treated for type 2 diabetes for 3 years. She has a well-balanced diet with plenty of vegetable and fruits. Based on…
need help finishing and correcting this homework assignment i dont understand fully what the professor’s asking, last column is “side effects @ therapeutic doses”
Describe long-term control and quick relief treatment options for the asthma patient from your practice as well as the impact these drugs might have on your patient.
Compare and contrast bacteria versus viruses. How do bacteria and viruses invade the human body? Provide symptoms that people may experience. When is it necessary to prescribe antibiotics? What happen…
X Exit Question 4 of 5 The nurse is preparing to administer an IM dose of 450,000 units of penicillin G potassium (Buffered Penicillin G Potassium for Injection). The medication is available in a powd…
Please help answer the following questions and explain your reasoning, thank you very much!. B) inhalation 1. On the three sections of the figure above, add arrows to indicate the circulatory journey …
Case study on 70 year old man with type 2 diabetes for 15 years., dislipidemia, htn, former smoker x 40 yrs, copd. Finger sticks in 300s, fasting in 300s, A1c 13. Previously max dose glipizide reached…
I asked this question before and below is the answer I received. I cannot understand the answer. I am hoping you can answer the question in a way that I can understand. Question: Explain the different…
The child weighs 43 lb. Ordered: Depakene syrup 125 mg po q12h. Refer to the information from the package insert for the dose on hand. If this is a safe dose for this patient, determine the amount to …
Permanent, irreversible dilation of alveoli, resulting in inability to remove air passively from the thorax cavity, describes
Describe the mechanism of action of benzodiazepines, MAO inhibitors, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, and drugs to manage Parkinson’s disease
show your working ___________Order: 75 mg meperidine (Demerol) IM. Available:meperidine, 50 mg/mL. How many mL will be administered to the patient? ___________ Order:Hepar…
Heparin is ordered for a client post status surgery. The order reads: Give heparin 8,000 units SQ every 12 hours. The available heparin is 10,000 units/mL. How many mL will you give?
- Physicians Order: heparin 4000 U SC Available: heparin 5000 U per mL How many mls required? (1 mark)
Given that the route of administration is missing in a doctors order what would you, as the nurse, do in this situation? Can you use nursing judgment and pick which route you feel is most appropriate?
A client has an order for Maalox 30 mLp.o. (patient oral) at bedtime.How many tsb will the nurse instruct the client to take?
You receive a prescription for 7 fluoxetine 20mg capsules for an 11 year old. Fluoxetine is not licensed in the under 16s. Will you dispense this prescription?
Discuss the effects of sympathetic and parasympathetic systems on the following organs: a. Eye b. Heart c. Urinary bladder <Typing please , no handwriting >
- Hero asked the nurse what he could do about his concern about sex activity. The nurse best suggests: a. Tell him to avoid sex for several months while his heart is on therapy b. Suggests that his …
Q#1: A patient was presented with weakness, pallor and gradually increasing abdominal girth. Upon clinical examination and history it was indicated to be a lipid storage disease. Final diagnosis of Ga…
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- What happens to the unused IND product after the study concludes?
(TCO 14) End-stage renal disease is also known as _____. Group of answer choices acute renal failure polycystic kidneys chronic renal failure chronic glomerulonephritis
MILLIMOLES/ MICROMOLES 1. A drug has a plasma concentration of 1.59 mcg/mL. Convert this to mcmol/L, assuming that it has a MW of 63.55.
Amber is a 26-year-old female who presents to the clinic 6 weeks postpartum. The patient states that she has been “feeling down” since the birth of her son. She is currently breastfeeding her infant. …
After reconstitution with 75 mL of water, a 100 mL bottle contains 125 mg/5 mL of bacampicillin HCL suspension.How many mL should be administered if 400 mg are prescribed? _____16 ml why are we divi…
what is amphotericin B used to treat? pharmacology ch 46
Description Knowledge deficit often occurs with medications that are classified as high risk. As such, nurses are required to provide education and teaching to their patient when the medication is pre…
Hi, can you lay out for me the uses of ACE, beta blockers, calcium channel blockers for the various cardiovascular disorders?
drug interaction can be? A. predictable and non-predictable. B pharmaco*kinetic and phamacodynamic C. found in depression. D. all of the above
State four conditions we give multiple antibiotic simultaneously
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O HO O N O 4 LogP: 2.9 (PSA: 76.07 A2 CLogP: 3.1 pkg: 9.1. {h} Predict four metabolic weak spots in compound 4. Draw the structures of your proposed metabolitea [4 nun-ks] {c} For each metabolite iden…
What are thelimitations in patient monitoring in the elderly, brain injury patients, dementia, warfarin and lithum patients? Please explain in detail with any diagrams or charts list resources used
Benefit: Risk – Approaches and Applications to FDA Evaluation of NDAs/BLAs & Medical Devices Assignment description: In completing this students will have the opportunity to: Cumulatively apply fu…
Must be in OWN answer (a) What is the importance of laws in the pharmacy practice/ industry? (b) What is the importance of business ethics in the pharmacy practice/ industry?
A patient is being treated for a recurrent pulmonary embolism, a blood clot blocking the lungs, with an anticoagulant medication. The patient’s blood was tested a few weeks into treatment. After revie…
1A client with acute gout is receiving anti-gout therapy. The client is prescribed to continue the allopurinol as prescribed at home and colchicine 0.6 mg PO every hour until pain is relieved or cumu…
Is it good for medications to go through first pass metabolism or is it better for medications to go through the the systemic system.
what is fever ? How to manage fever in neonatus and young infant and also in 3 months and 3 years.. submit it as soon as possible
Can we use adrenergic drugs when we suffer from arterial hypertension? Explain
You are to review and select four different types of drug stems (referring tothe drug endings such as “- mycin” = aminoglycosides). Then, you are to provide three examples from each one of the selec…
discuss the Analysis of Over the Counter Analgesic Tablets via HPLC this is a lab report that bases its arguments on the over the counter analgesic tablets.
This homework is due today at 10pm. Can you help me please Chapter 11 The physician gives orders to infuse 1 L of lactated Ringer’s solution in 15 hours. Drop factor: 15 Calculate the following flow r…
Question 8 A nurse reads the following order that states that the client should take one multivitamin TID. The nurse should?
Kindly work out without copying from internet Chaos is a consistent convincing ailment accomplished by Mycobacterium leprae. It is essentially overpowering, yet its foreboding is low considering the w…
A After ovulation, an egg is only viable for 12-24 hours, so for fertilization to occur, intercourse must happen no more than 72 hours before ovulation and no later than 24 hours after. What are three…
Can somebody help me study for my pharm test Monday over chapter 16 gi meds edmunds 8th edition Edmunds: Introduction to Clinical Pharmacology, 8th Edition Chapter 16: Gastrointestinal Medications CHA…
why is D5 1/2 NS with Sodium Bicarbonate incompatible with cirpofloxacin?
How does insulin release cause an increased uptake of glucose in skeletal muscle? How is glucose uptake maintained during exercise? What is meant by the term fatigue within the context of exercise phy…
NURS 507 ADVANCED PHARMACOTHERAPEUTICS (SEM B01 Wi19) NURS 507 (SEM B01 Wi19) Mr. White has abruptly stopped taking a barbiturate (phenobarbital) following 2 years of continued use. He is at risk for …
The doctor ordered Ampicillin 30mg/kg/day for your patient. How many mg per dose will you administer to a 160lb patient?
(TCO 12) Acromegaly is the condition that occurs in an adult when there is a reactivation of
Label each error with the step number(s), 1-9. The tablets in the prescription vial do not match those on the computer screen. ______ The incorrect patient (with a similar name) was selected in t…
These are four categories of laxatives: bulk-forming laxatives, surfactant laxatives stimulant laxatives and osmotic laxatives. Find a condition in which constipation is a concern and choose a drug fr…
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A 65-year-old woman is on multiple medications. Her son who is studying pharmacology is concerned about movement disorder as a side effect of the medications. Which of the following drugs has the …
what kind of reason could you give for the drug clomid? and why would you choose this drug?
- what do you anticipate the veterinarian will want to do after performing a physical examination? 18. Apple has a BG of 490 mg/dl. What will the veterinarian diagnose? The veterinarian instructs yo…
Is every inflammation the result of an infection? Give an example to support your answer.
How many grams (or milliliters where appropriate) of each ingredient should be used when compounding the prescription above?
how much bupivacaine in mg per Kg is the toxic dose in intraveineuse way can we give ?
Antiinfectives What is pseudomembranous colitis? What are the symptoms? When does it occur? What can’t you treat it with antidiarrheals? 14.)What is the relationship between cephalosporins and ble…
How would you handle a patient who wants to begin long-term PPI use?
. Question 1 1 pts Reduction of drug particle size can increase the absorption of drugs because (check all that apply): It increases dissolution rate It decreases dissolution rate It …
Refine the calculation of the life expectancy of the Sun by considering hat hydrogen fusion in the Sun occurs only in its core and that the density of the core is greater than the bulk density of the …
Tutoring help is needed. Please help 4. Mary McLimpy’s 14 yr. M Beagle "Bruiser" needs a prescription for gabapentin to augment the NSAID he is taking for his osteoarthritis. The Dr. prescri…
what will a nurse assess in a patient who stopped taking orlistat due to severe oily stools and flatus
please explain hypothyroidism and Levothyroxine provide 5 APA references
QUESTION 9 Which of the following are positive clinical manifestations of schizophrenia? WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS THE BEST ANSWER, CHOOSE ONE Social withdraw, blunted affect,andfailure to respo…
The answers I chose first are still on the screen but are incorrect. Please help me understand. Question 8 Prior to assuming care on a client, you review the client’s medical records found below. Admi…
2) Consider a hypothetical second messenger system where G proteins perform their standard tasks and a second message is generated by enzyme Q. Predict the consequences on chemical signaling of a phar…
dosage calculation 1.Your client is to receive 1200 mL of ISOSOURCE 1.5 per day via G-tube. He would like to receive 3 feeds per day given over 1.5 hours each. Please show your calculations. a) What…
A 30-year-old woman presents to your office for the evaluation of fatigue. For the past 2 months she has felt run down. She says that she doesn’t feel like participating in activities that she previou…
A physician orders amphotericin B 200mg added to D5W 500mL to infuse over 6 hour with a drop factor of 15 gtt/mL. The medication is avail able in a 100mg20mL vial. How many milliliters of amphotericin…
- Define the following: Modified release Extended release Delayed release Targeted release 2. What is microencapsulation
Describe the steps in the synthesis, storage, release, and termination of action of acetylene (Ach).
BROAD QUESTION: 1. “PAT procedures add an advance performance to the regular procedure” – how and why? Elaborate your answer with justified reasoning. (10) 2. “Finished product quality control tests c…
when preparing a medication a nurse notes that the prescriber has doubled the previous dose of the medication the best action by the nurse is
name a naturally occurring compound or food that can interfere with particular drug metabolism and/or its actions.
Prescription drug abuse has climbed to epidemic levels. Should patients receiving chronic pain medications require a mandatory psychiatric consult?What arguments exist to support or diffuse the need…
what is the optimum treatment outcome for testicular cancer and what are the treatment/options available? list resources used
one of the participants remarks that there have been reports of patients who are taking Chantix exhibiting unusual behavior. how will the nurse respond?
What alternatives might a provider consider for managing a patient’s pain who is currently on warfarin?
I am a member of course Hero. I wanted to know how to have access to the document:Walden University Nursing 6521MIDTERM EXAM/ NURSING6521 MIDTERM EXAM NURS 6521N/ NURS6521 MIDTERM EXAM (2020)? Please …
a research article on a biopharmaceutical used in the treatment of breast cancer
n the context of the mechanism of antihypertensive action, which of the following combination of drugs is used when the desired effect is the stimulation of the inhibitory alpha-2 receptors in the vas…
Detail Solutions Needed. Question #: 11 ‘ The formula for a muscle relaxer ointment is as follows: Methyl salicylate ……………… 15 mL Menthol ………………………….. 10 g Gabapentin ….
Q15) What is the function of Glucose6 phosphate transporter within human body. (300 word answer required)
Explain how NSAIDs, corticosteroids and antirheumatic agents assist with RA.
Mr. Thomas has kept his monthly visits for the past 3 months. His blood pressure at this last visit was 144 / 92 mm Hg. His weight has increased by 7 lb., and he has noticed that his feet tend to swel…
TICKET TO CLASS 7 Heart failure An 81 year old male patient with a history of chronic heart failure has just been transferred from the cardiac intensive care unit to the medical floor where you are wo…
Overview When first trying to put together the factors involved in making a diagnosis from a medical case study, a good place to start is to make a set of general observations about the patient. These…
- A nurse is teaching a group of nursing students about the differences between pure opioid agonists and agonist-antagonist opioids. Which statement by a student indicates understanding of t…
Calculate the following hourly dosage of heparin order heparin 4600 units subcut 2 hours before surgery available?
Solve the problem: 1- There is a physician order to give 1000mg of Metformin. The supply on hand states that there is 500mg/mL. How many mL of Metformin are required to get 1000mg? 2- There is a physi…
oing home on a medication that can not be stopped suddenly 20. Your patient is going home on a medication that can not be stopped suddenly. Your discharge teaching includes this teaching. What part of…
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it is urgent please. A. Potassium 40 mEq added to I.V. fluids B. Digoxin 0.5mg bolus I.V. C. Digoxin immune Fab (Digibind) D. Furosemide (Lasix) 60 mg I.V. 7. The patient with supraventricular tachyca…
(Gastrontestinal Drug Cases in animals) tutoring help is needed with the fill in the blank study assignment. 1. Gastrointestinal function is regulated by the . and specialized cells of the tract. 2. P…
presynaptic re-uptake transporters are a major method of inactivation for which of the following
replacement surgery. His creatinine clearance is 25 mL/min. The physician orders. ____ 17. Which of the following procedures can help reduce medication errors associated with heparin? (Select ALL that…
How is acceptance value for weight variation test calculate. Label claim = 100mg, average weight for 10 un-coated tablets = 0.14086, and %LC is 101.0% (for 20 tablets previously weighed)
A 3-year-old child has been admitted to the emergency room.Antimuscarinic drug overdose is suspected. If it is atropine overdose, which one of the following may occur? A: Gastrointestinal smooth mus…
How many milliliters of a solution containing 0.275mg of histamine acid phosphate (m.w. 307) per milliliter should be used in preparing 30ml of a solution that is to contain the equivalent of 1:10,000…
Lantus is a long acting insulin that is used in pediatric and adult patients. It should be administered once a day at the same time every day. For patients with Type 2 diabetes the recommended start…
need help please follow question instructions Question 14 The healthcare provider ordered 2 Mg/kg. The patient weighs 70 lb. How Many Mg/day will the nurse administer? (If needed, round to the nearest…
These answers are wrong. Could you solve them plZ? Question 24 1 points Saved The nurse is caring for a client diagnosed with generalized seizures and will appropriately administer what classification…
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When providing education aboutantihypertensive medications. in general, what information should the nurse provide to the patient? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY “Increase potassium rich foods in diet….
Patient HM has a history of atrial fibrillation and a transient ischemic attack (TIA). The patient has been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia andischemic heart disease. Dr…
How many drops per minute would be required to instill a 50mL IVPB (containing 10 mEq of KCL) over 30 minutes using 15 drop / ml tubing?
The objective of this assignment is to apply the nursing process to medication administration. Read the following two case study and answer the corresponding questions . This assignment does not requi…
The nurse needs to administer 0.545 g of medication to a patient weighing 44 lb every 24 hours. The SDR is 27 mg/kg to 28 mg/kg/per 24 hours. What is the First range mg/day and second range mg/day?
he nurse is creating a class for older adults in the community. Which information about laxative use in older adults would be important to include?
With the corona virus pandemic, what are the key aspects to consider when determining the schedule category of a new drug to cure Corona virus infections? Explain using the South African Drug Schedule…
- The nurse is caring for a patient who has an order to receive sulfamethoxazole. Prior to administering this medication, the nurse should perform which important assessment. b. Identify thr…
A patient is identified as being an ultra-metabolizer of CYP3A4. If he receives a drug that is metabolized by CYP3A4, what will be the likely result? -A sub-therapeutic effect of the drug -Greater tha…
Formulas: For mL/hour= volume divided number of hours For drops/minute or gtt/min = volume (in mL) x drop factor time (hours x 60 minutes) For example: A nurse is preparing to administer normal saline…
Glucocorticosteroids are commonly used to manage some pathological aspects of Rheumatoid Arthritis and Multiple Sclerosis. Discuss the pharmacotherapeutic role of glucocorticoids in managing Rh…
- Question 78 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Remove flag A patient has a severe digoxin toxicity. Plasma levels of digitalis can be lowered by administration of Select one: O a. Procainamide O …
The patient is a 54-year-old man with a history of schizophrenia. The patient was started on haloperidol (Haldol) 6 months ago. Today the patient’s family calls the clinic to discuss symptoms that hav…
Discuss how ecstasy and amphetamines interface with specific transporters. Explain how this understanding might lead to more effective treatment of substance abuse problems.
ANSWER ALL 9 QUESTIONS ABOUT THE 2 DRUGS DRUG CLASS DRUG CLASS 1.High Ceiling Loop Diuretics Furosemide 2.Potassium Sparing Diuretics/ Spironolactone Aldoste…
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I need an article explaining the method of analysis, results, and conclusion of the drug KAVA and i have been searching for hours, is there any articles known?
Show work. patient receive? 2.Order: Give 2mg of morphine sulfate IVP every 2 hours for pain. During your 0700 to 1900 (7 am " 7 pm) shift, from 0800 (8 am) on the patient asked for morphine ever…
Bonita Buchanan is to receive (codeine) 45mg tab at 0600
“Write a 2- to 3-page paper that addresses the following: ·Explain how the factor you selected – behavior might influence the pharmaco*kinetic and pharmacodynamic processes in the pa…
- Advancement in technology has facilitated increased electronic prescriptions. Sophisticated e-prescribing systems demonstrate the following advantages except: Evaluation for potential drug interac…
- Identify the EC50 and describe the efficacy of Dianeacase for producing a rise in heart rate. EC50 is 0.001. ·Compare the EC50 and percent maximum rise in heart ra…
- What could happen if the IND product is stored improperly?
compare and contrast the three primary dosage forms of respiratory medications: metered dose inhalers, dry powder inhalers and neutralizers.
An older adult male is admited to the emergency department with chest pain and has an order for nitroglycerin sublingual. Which is the priority action for the nurse to take?
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Do you think we are over reacting to the Coronavirus? No wrong answers, just giving you an easy one. God bless!
What is the onset of action for metoprolol? and what metoprolol used for?
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a nurse is assessing a client who has diabetes insipidus and is starting intransal desmopressin. which of the following findings should indciate to the nurse that the medication is effective? A.the cl…
Select three drugs a clinical patient receives. Calculate the half -life of each drugs. Determine the frequency of drug administration based on the half -life . Determine how long it would take for th…
The nurse has been caring for a patient with acute asthma attack. which assessment findings support a therapeutic response after receiving albuterol (adrenergic agonist). Select all a.) RR 32 → 24…
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ulose Understanding the Larger Medical Context p USP 8. Mrs. Copeland comes to the pharmacy and tells you she was diagnosed with an ulcer. She says her prescriber thinks her ulcer may be from using as…
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Biguanides control hyperglycemia in type 2 diabetes primarily by acting at which organ?
The healthcare provider has ordered 1 mEq/hr of an IV medication. The bag contains 1L with 30 mEq. At what rate will the nurse set the infusion in mL/hr?
How do I find the Days Supply for this Prescription? The formulas they want me to use are Days Supply= quantity dispensed/dose x frequency or DQ= DOSE x FREQUENCY x DAYS SUPPLY t1t po q12h for 7days…
Please i need help with this: 1.Complete one ALT for the selected drug classes and one ALT for the associated system disorder: Select an antiinfective medication and associated system diso…
Listed below are clinical features, Can you explain each feature, and What is the relevance to crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis or both 1. Skip lesions 2. Continuous lesions extending from anus 3. …
had a question today that was referring to a patient with HIV and showed a chart of assessment values such as BP temp O2 etc. the question asked what is the highest priority nursing diagnosis regardin…
A patient with a long history of alcohol abuse has been admitted to an acute medical unit with signs and symptoms of hepatic encephalopathy. His current medication orders include QID doses of oral lac…
Question 37 0 out of 1 points Some antibacterial drugs, like sulfonamides, can increase the risk of anemia and infection because they:
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A rectal suppository is used to treat Which one of the following medicines does not rely on topical drug delivery? a) Nasal spray b) Anti-dandruff shampoo c) Insulin pen d) Nicotine patch
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Doctor’s Order:Kantamycin10mg/kg IM q 12hr; Available:Kantamycin0.7Gm/mL.How many mL will you administer for each dose to a167lb. patient? ___________mL Doctor’sOrder: Heparin…
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As an advanced professional nurse discuss how in your specialty role you could influence the government as a payer and provider of services.
What is dextrin? How is it prepared? What are the products of starch hydrolysis? Differentiate between amylase and amylopectin. Why must the starch needed to be dried at a relatively low…
A 60 years old male Patient AO has a history of obesity and has recently gained 9 pounds. The patient hasbeen diagnosed with hypertension and hyperlipidemia. Drugs currently prescribedinclude th…
4 18 The doctor orders vancomycin 20mg/kg/day IV q6h. The client weighs 185lbs. How many milligrams will the client receive per day? 82 How many milligrams will the client receive per dose? 410
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an optometrist prescribe tobramycin to a patine with an eye infection. if a 1 L bag contain 160 mg of tobramycin and the patient receives 50 mg of tobramycin, how many mL of fluid did the patient rece…
Mrs. G is an 83 y/o female admitted with worsening heart failure.She has experienced increasing fatigue and “gets winded just walking out to the mailbox to get her mail.”She also is crying becau…
If 8 ft is ordered by the doctor, the nurse will safely administer how many ounces
Which statement concerning beta-antagonist drugs is true? a. These agents decrease transmembrane calcium current in cardiac muscle resulting in reduction in myocardial contractility b. These agents ha…
Please help with the following questions, thank you very much!. 14)Predict the clinical and pathophysiological consequences when key glycogen metabolizing enzymes are deficient in the liver or muscle….
24-A nurse working in a clinic is teaching a patient how much cough syrup to take. The cough syrup comes in a 250 mL bottle, and the dosage is 15 mL every 4 hours. The nurse needs to convert the medic…
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Case Study A 46-year-old, 230lb woman with a family history of breast cancer. She is up to date on yearly mammograms. She has a history of HTN. She complains of hot flushing, night sweats, and genitou…
Scenario : A patient Mrs Jane Smith calls the medicines information department requesting some advice on taking Devil’s Claw for the treatment of her osteoarthritis. One of her neighbours’ swears by i…
What is Gabapentin? What are the side and adverse effects of Gabapentin? What teachings do you provide to someone who takes Gabapentin?
Could you please send me an example Fault Tree Analysis chart where the top event is that there was a manufacturing error which introduced contaminants that harm patients. This top event braches down …
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what classification of medication is acyclovir/ Zovirax? what are its uses?
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A client in the hospital for gout reports an excruciating migraine but declines analgesic medications when offered. Later the nurse observes a visitor performing what appears to be a type of physical …
I was reading your chapters since I am going to have a final test next week on the 30th. I am missing some chapters: 96, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 107, 108, 109, 110. Please can you send me those remai…
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1, short chemistry function of vitamin B, vitamin C and vitamin A, Vitamin K and Vitamin D 2, Compare and contrast colorimetric, spectrofluorometric and phosphoresence spectroscopy.
described serotonin syndrome. What are the signs and symptoms? Which medication classification can cause this life-threatening problem?
Peter has a nasty sinus infection but is allergic to penicillin. Therefore, his physician prescribes an alternative. Would you expect his physician to prescribe sulfamethoxazole or itraconazole? Why?
peripheral neuropathy is most likely to be manifested by . A impaired memory. B impaired abstract reasoning. C impaired writing ability. D hallucinations
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Explain patient issues that may affect medicine selection? please list resources used, please include a visual if possible
The physician has prescribes erythromycin 500 mg elixir orally BID for 8 days. Her weight is 51 pounds.Knowing that the safe range of erythromycin is 30 to 50 mg/kg/day, is the prescribed dose of eryt…
Case: A 26-year-old male patient was admitted to the emergency room after receiving four gunshots. The first one was in the neck, penetrating through the submental region exiting at the level of …
A 30-year-old woman presents with chief complaint of frequently urination. Over the last several years she has noticed a weight gain of 40 lbs. She has tried numerous diets to no avail. She has no fam…
The pharmacology instructor is discussing cardiac glycosides with a class of pre-nursing students. According to the instructor, what physiologic effect do cardiac glycosides trigger? A) Decreased card…
. ackground: Prior to 2011 there were two different concentrations of acetaminophen- containing liquid medications for children. These were infant (more concentrated) drops that contained 80 mg of a…
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Infuse lidocaine 1 g in d5w 500ml at 1mg/min. Concentration of solution is 2mg/ml. How many ml per hour will be infused? I am having an issue with deminisional analysis. Can you help.
What drug is considered to be safe taking with Warfin medication?
Achlorhydria is a medical condition in which the production of gastric acid in the stomach is absent. Part1 : state whether achlorohydra will enhance, retard, or have no effect on the absorption of Dr…
Assignment Guidelines Part I: Selecting Medications Consider the following patients: A 35-year-old female who presents with panic disorder and cannot tolerate a SSRI or SNRI A 12-year-old male who pre…
What are the similarities and differences between the molecular mechanisms of amphetamine and MDMA at the synapse?
If the drug’s therapeutic window is 3-5 mg/ml and toxic effects on the drug occur above 6mg/ml of plasama drug concentration, what would you recommend in order to provide the best dosage regimen?
What is the asthma action plan? Peak flow use in asthma? How does the step-wise management for asthma assist the healthcare provider? How does the step-wise management for asthma assist the patient?
Introduction: Mutation occurs in synapse genes which are closely related to cause neurodegenerative disorders. Many of these disorders are behavioral disorders. Different behavioral disorders involve …
what is the difference in dopamine and glutamate pathways when using a Typical vs and Atypical Anti-psychotics.
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Could you help me in identifying 3 medications commonly used in Pediatric Asthma. Please include the following 3 medication types: Prednisone Short acting bronchodilator Long acting bronchodilator The…
A dendritic cell involved in presenting an antigen to CD4+ T cells will: a.Associate the antigen with the MHC molecule inside the endoplasmic reticulum b.Stimulate Toll like receptor…
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What is the the mechanism of action of diphenoxylate/atropine (Lomotil), specifically each component of the combination.
Need help with these multiple choice questions (no need for explanation just need question number and corresponding answer ex Q40- B ans) will leave a thumps up NO EXPLANING NEEDED JUST NEED CORRECT A…
A child, weighing 85 pounds, is prescribed hydrochlorothiazide, and the normal adult dose is 50 mg. What is the appropriate dosage for the child?
Please identify the pharmacophore for this drug (Etoricoxib) and comment on its polarity and inozation group. If you will use handwriting, kindly, make sure your handwriting is readable. Best regards
a nurse is teaching a colleague about loop diuretics. what drugs should the nurse address? select all that apply.
1.the measurements uncertainty indicated on a 5pml pipette is 0.05ml. Determine if the pipette is acceptable for analytical work.
A patient with bile duct cancer is taking medication to inhibit tumor cell proliferation. Assume that the dose of drug removed as metabolites 1 and 2 is 75 mg and 50 mg and t12 is 4 hours. Find Kt and…
Q/ A)A QSAR equation for a new drug ‘wonderfulcillin’ was derived as the following. Log 1/C 2.92 π-1.59α What conclusions can you draw from this equation? Does Es (size effect) have an imp…
A medication is dosed at 120 mg/ m2. How much does the patient need if he or she weights 165 lbs and is 68 inches tall?
A nurse is preparing to administer albuterol syrup 1.6 mg PO tid. Available is albuterol 2 mg/5mL. How many mL should the nurse administer per dose? (Round the answer to the nearest whole number. Use …
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Identify why a patient would be prescribed androgens .Describe the effect of testosterone and androgens on the body.What are the adverse effects? ( 1 learning objective). 2.Develop a chart that identi…
scenario 1. Azithromycin 100 mg/5ml Patient weighs 22 pounds. Give 10 mg/kg/day po on Day 1. Give 5 mg/kg/day po on Days 2-5. Dispense: QS 1.Calculate the patient’s weight in kilograms. …
topic: Synthesis of Saccharine from Toluene Discuss the safe laboratory techniques and practices to synthetic designs. Please do not copy-paste. Paraphrase and Cite your reference/s. Thank you …
QUESLIVII J (4 PUIllLS ) The patient is having chest pain. The physician orders sublingual nitroglycerine STAT. The nurse obtains the medication from the pharmacy and administers it to the patient 30 …
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Case 2- F, age 48 years, experiences vertigo. She has a prescription for an antihistamine. A. Discuss the specific classification and use of the drug. B. Describe adverse reactions. C. Describe nursin…
What is the subsequent management and treatment for this individual related to the diagnosis in Part One?
a nurse is providing teaching to a newly licensed nurse about caring for a client who has a prescription for gemfibrozil. the should instruct the newly licensed nurse to monitor which of the following…
The table is for my hospital pharmacy rotation homework. I would be glad if someone help.. Find parenteral admixtures at your facility- use those products to fill in the following information in the t…
Group Assignments Learning Objective(s) 1. Construct a wall chart that compares the therapeutic 2 actions, indications, pharmaco*kinetics, contraindications, the most common adverse reactions, and the …
What is the mechanism of action for proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) and why they are all enteric coated? Also use scholarly resources less than 5 years.
What are three major points for the following drugs that will help me memorize them on flash cards? methylprednisone penicillin allergy medication to prevent bronchospasm Fluoxetine Docusate Sodium Di…
what are the the drug of choice for Mr. Russell is a 73-year-oldCaucasianmale who presents to your clinic with complaintspalpitations and intermittent light-headedness for approximately 1 month….
Devise a strategy for the six types of non-adherence to help an elder adhere to a drug regime. Hesitance to initiate therapy (You have prescribed a drug and discover the elder has not started taking i…
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For injection, 20,000,000 units of penicillin G is mixed in 200 mL of solution. How many units of penicillin in each 1 mL solution?
1 )What is the Stability test for pharmaceutical products? How many types of stability tests are there? What are the stability test conditions valid for our country? What are the differences in practi…
Max Jones is a 24-year-old Caucasian man who is admitted to the hospital for surgery to repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament. He is in good health and does not take any medications. He weighs 215?…
Camptothecin is an antitumor drug that was isolated by Wani and colleagues from camptotheca acuminata extract in 1960s. a)Describe the plausible process that was followed to demonstrate that C a…
.State four conditions we give multiple antibiotic simultaneously
Discuss how drugs can modulate chemical transmission at GABA synapses that utilize GABAA receptors. In your answer consider the role of the presynaptic nerve terminal and the various sites within the …
Please answer this for me. Q3. Consider the position-time graph shown in this figure, (T/I) (6 marks) 0 -5.0 d (m [E]) -10.0 -15.0 – 0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 8.0 t(s) (a) What is the position of …
I am in advanced pharm part 1 of 2 class and although the book is an easy read I am having a hard time trying to figure out the best way to study when there are a million things to memorize. Please he…
What type of analysis can a managed care organization conduct
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What is therapeutic potential of a specific aspect of the nitric oxide pathway in aAlzheimer’s disease?
The development of hormonal contraceptives has had a major impact on the lives and roles of women in society, from a personal and economic perspective. Discuss 3 societal and/or economic factors that …
The nurse is providing patient education about the application of transdermal estrogen. Which statement made by the patient best demonstrates understanding of the application of this medication? &quo…
The provider orders medroxyprogesterone acetate 1g intramuscularly one time. Available is 400 mg/mL. Prepare to administer _____ mL to your patient.
Risedronate was administered to 33 subjects as a tablet and an oral aqueous solution (30-mg risedronate) and as an intravenous infusion (0.3-mg risedronate) to determine the bioavailability (BA) of ea…
The PMHNP is working with the student to care for a patient with diabetic peripherai neuronathie paint The student asks the PMHNP Why SSRIs are not etinsistentlsr useful in treating this particuiar p…
An adult patient scheduled for a seasonal influenza vaccine presents to the clinic with complaints of an upper respiratory infection and the patient is HIV positive. What is the nurse’s best action?
Questions 7. What type{s} of bacterial pathogens commonly cause community acquired pneumonia in the U.S.? Make 10. 1]. 12. sure to include the full genus and species names, including the name for the…
A patient comes to your clinic and is given Drug X with the dose of 200 mg every hour I.V. After reaching steady state, a peak level of 20 mg/L was measure in the plasma. Four hours later after the pe…
Name the drugs/enzymes that performs each of the following roles 1.loosens and promotes normal bowel elimination; relieves constipation 2lowers blood glucose level 3. controls or stops bleeding (Amica…
Describe the scope of FDA regulation for medications in the United States. Should the FDA have regulatory oversight over the distribution and use of Cannabis, Cannabis-derived products including canna…
TEMA: SISTEMA DIGESTIVO Hay muchos medicamentos del sistema digestivo que se pueden comprar sin receta. Esto provoca el abuso en la utilización de los mismos. Comenta sobre el uso inadecuado de los m…
A liquid is available in a 1:350 concentration. Prepare a pint of 1:500 solution. How many milliliters of stock solution (solute) are needed? How many milliliters of solution are needed?
- Order: 100mg of Antibiotic X in 250 mL NS over two hours. The IV drop factor is 15gtt/mL. How many gtt/min are required?
quick response would be appreciated IVI UVVLIVII VVI 1. Insert the correct response. Round to nearest hundredth if the dose is less than 1 mL. Round to nearest tenth if the dose is greater than 1 ml A…
The physician has ordered two hundred fifty mL D5W to be infused in 4 hours. The set delivers 12 gtts/mL. Drop rate /min?
Prepare a chart outlining the most common cardiovascular medication. The chart should consists of three columns (name of medication both brand and generic, group of medication, what the medication doe…
Write a paper on hospital formularies, explaining how you would use a hospital formulary as a resource to prescribe to your patients.750-1,000 words, APA format Why should a particular drug in the c…
e 5 – Medications for Immunity, Infection, & Inflammation questions Describe how the use of glucocorticoids are beneficial in nonendocrine disorders.
Abilify 1. Write the brand name, generic name (if any), and complete chemical name of the drug. (2 points) 2. Write out the chemical structure of the drug; please write the structure out in a mo…
I need the steps for these calculations please. The tutor gave the answers but no explanation for these 5. How many ml of a 1:10,000 solution would you need to obtain 1 mg of adrenaline? 6. How man…
Drugs: Cisplatin and Cytoxan. Questions Choose two specific drugs used to treat a specific disease related to either the topic of Cancer and Chemotherapy Pharmacology or inflammation and Immune System…
Calculate the amount needed to prepare. 8. RX Sodium Thiosulphate 75 g Sodium Bicarbonate 75 g Distilled Water qs ad 3000 mL Mitte: 1 litre
- After a brief assessment and client history, you consult with the physician. What is the
Now that you have learned about the history of the pharmacy technician practice, how will you use this information ?
- n-propanol and iso- or 2-propanol are isomers with the same molecular formula of C3H80. The NMR spectra of both compounds are shown below. Explain why the NMR spectra are different and explain how …
The Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act in 1970 resulted in the creation of medication schedules for Controlled Substances. Explain the 5 schedule levels and give an example of a speci…
help me , thanks in advance PROBLEM IV An anticonvulsant drug was given as (a) a single IV dose and then (b) a constant IV infusion. The serum drug concentrations are as presented in Table 6-2. a. Wha…
Patient has a history of A-fib and transient ischemic attack (TIA). The patient has been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia and ischemic heart disease. Drugs currently prescr…
the patient is being admitted to the hospital. daily weight is ordered by the healthcare provider. the patient weighs 150 lbs. how many kilogram should the nurse document?
- A nurse is preparing to administer Rocephin 250mg IM as a one time dose.The nurse reconstitutes Rocephin 500mg vial with 1.8 ml of sterile water for injection to yield 250mg/ml.How many ml…
Atropine competes with acetylcholine for its receptor, but when it binds to the acetylcholine receptor it lacks efficacy to produce a response. Atropine is therefore classified as a(n) _______________…
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What type of drug problem is it? What are the steps to follow in this case? 4. One of your patient’s daughter came to your pharmacy, she shared her mother’s death with you. Her mother was died in …
What are the important strategies to reduce prescription errors?
30mg of an antibiotic was mixed in 250 ml of Normal Saline, Order is to give in 30 minutes. What will be the flow rate in mL/hour?
During the client teaching session, which instruction should the nurse give a client receiving the second-generation antidepressant paroxetine (Paxil).
If an order is for 500 mg of the med orally daily. Supply is 125 mg. How many tablets will you give?
. The proton pump inhibitor Omeprazole (Losec) was introduced in 1988, Esomeprazole (Nexium, (S)-enantiomer of Losec) in 2000, and pantoprazole (Protonix, a generic drug) in 1994. O O O Omeprazole (…
please add referemce. A-H: Please state what the CYP 206 enzyme is, why it is important, and what it does in the body. List common medications, foods, herbs, and/or substances that inhibit and induce …
Which actions may a pharmaceutical company take to create a new drug? Select all that apply. Change the way a generic medication is distributed Create a new medication Change the way a generic medicat…
Discuss the roles that protein, specifically albumin and glycoprotein (AGP), play in medication distribution.
SHOW THE FORMULA AND SOLUTION. EXPLAIN WHY 0.5 IS THE ANSWER IM CONFUSED A health care provider orders megestrol (Megace) Oral Suspension 160 mg po bid; Directions for mixing: Add 100 mL of water a…
If the pharmacist added 3.125 g of azelaic acid, an anti-acne drug, to 50.0 g of a cream containing 15.0% (w/w) azelaic acid, what would be the final concentration of azelaic acid in the ointment?
Provide an overview of USFDA’s Medical Device Reporting and summarize the various activities involved
M.W. is a 70-year-old white woman with a medical his- tory of hypertension, osteoarthritis, atrial fibrillation, and total hysterectomy who lives by herself in a two-story row home. She visits the…
Using spot-test colorimetry, I determined that my unknown has a color which appears between my 60 ppm and 80 ppm standard. My standards are 20 ppm, 40 ppm, 60 ppm, 80 ppm, 100 ppm, and 120 ppm. How wo…
54 year-old female patient with dysuria tests positive for a urinary tract infection. No culture data is available. Her past medical history includes hypertension. She smokes 1 pack per day. Denies al…
Progestin-only contraceptives are available in all forms EXCEPT: A. tablets B. intrauterine device C. injection D. rod implants E. Progestin-only contraceptives are available in all of the above dosag…
Anaphylactic shock is triggered when A.histamine binds to basophils in the airways B.a massive amount of histamine is released C.pulmonary vessels are blocked D.children are treated long term with ste…
please fast answer without explain 8.NNRTIs used in AIDS to prevent HIV transmission from Mother to Fetus ? a.Stavudine b.Lamivudine c.Nevirapine d.Zidovudine
Mature Xenopus eggs are arrested in metaphase of meiosis II prior to fertilization. You decide to examine the mechanism of the metaphase arrest. You inject a small portion of the cytoplasm from metaph…
- In antacid suspension, we add Na-CMC as- solvent viscosity builder preservative suspending agent B. Find out the sign of instability of a suspension- hard cake formation transparent cloudy appe…
describe the th the therapeutic effects of leukotriene formation inhibitor drug, leukotriene receptor blocker drugs monoclonal antibody drugs and mast cell stabilizer drug.
How many ml/hr will be needed to instill the 50ml IVPB over 30 minutes for a patient is to receive ranitidine via IV piggy back?
write an essay about Please explain your motivation for applying to the University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy.
In the Fall of 2013 the American Psychiatric Association released five new guidelines for prescribing antipsychotic medications:APA antipsychotic guidelines.pdf . Choose 1 of the 5 guideline…
Research the half-life information regarding digoxin. Why is this important information? A.)The half-life time is short (2-4h) meaning there is low risk for digoxin toxicity. B.)The half-life time is …
- The physician has ordered Lanoxin elixir 90 mcg p.o. daily.The available medication contains 0.05 mg/1 mL. How many mL will you administer?
Determine what substances- if any-Rachel might have experienced
a nurse is caring for a client who has major depression and a new prescription for citalopram. which of the following adverse effects is the priority for the nurse to report to the provider? a) confus…
Created with The Teachers Corner.net Crossword Puzzle Generator Across Down 3. Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient 1. The science of drugs 7. Added to augment weight or size or fill space 2. A diluting …
Questions 1. Physician writes order for Lasix 80 mg IV stat for a patient who is SOB with pulmonary edema. When the nurse goes to give the drug, only the PO form is stocked in the cabinet. She is tol…
When prescribing drugs for an older adult, what factor affecting elimination of drugs should the practitioner consider? Select one: a.The kidney is the major organ of drug metabolism for older adult…
What is the biochemical mechanism that THC uses to produce its effects?
- 500 ml = L 2. 6.2 L = mL 3. 55 g = kg 4. 75 1b = kg 5. 15 kg = 1b 6. 0.2 mg = mcg 7. 25 g = mg 8. 75 mg = g 9. The physician has ordered 3500 units of heparin subcutaneously q12h. Available: Hepari…
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Activity 1. Directions: Watch the video and analyze the situation posed in the problem, https://www.cnbc.com/2020/08/28/coronavirus-live-updates.html Abbott Labs is doing trials of its rapid coronavir…
why you selected pharmacy as a career and how the Doctor of Pharmacy degree relates to your immediate and long-term professional goals. Describe how your personal, educational, and professional backgr…
Translate the following prescription instructions AND calculate the required quantities to fill the prescriptions. (3Marks each) H. Sucralfate 1000 mg bid. X 5 days Available: 1 g/5 mL suspension __…
50.) Which of the following statements best explains an exception to the Poison Prevention Packaging Act of 1970? A.) Federal law requires that a patient sign a request in the order for a prescription…
A physician orders diphenhydramine (Benadryl) 50 mg IM q4h. The available stock is 25 mg/2mL. Calculate the amount to dispense.
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Design a pharmacological experiment to test or measure each one of the following in ileum smooth muscle: whether drug X is an agonist at histamine H1 receptor
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.__________Order: 250 mg of Ampicillin.Available: Ampicillin 1g/10 mL. How many mL will be given to the patient?
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Prescription drug abuse is becoming an epidemic in the United States. Describe some of this abuse and the problems it poses for the patient, their families, and society as a whole.
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AntiprotoZoal Agents 1) list three common drugs used to treat malaria. For each drug, describe its therapeutic actions,indications, pharmaco*kinetics, contraindications, proper administration, proper a…
There are thousands of medications available through drug manufacturers, yet a physician will still order medications that need to be compounded for their patients. In fact, there are pharmacies that …
What are some common medications to help with urinary tract infections? Are there also natural methods that are as effective? What about an expecting mother with high blood pressure? Why is this impor…
Phenytoin is an example of a drug that can be used to illustrate the effects of changes in the factors that determine volume of distribution. Generally, the unbound fraction of this drug in plasma is …
Case Study, Chapter 63, Administration of Noninjectable Medications Mis. Rebecca Mechlin, a 16-year-old Caucasian female came to the Urgent Care Center complaining of lower abdominal pain radiating in…
Calculate the following drug order. Drug order: Ritalin 15 mg PO BID AC Supply on hand: Ritalin 15 mg/tablet How much will the nurse administer?
Question 1 Ordered Dose: vancocin 1000 mg Available: vancocin 200 mg capsules Amount to be dispensed: ______ capsules Question 2 Ordered Dose: aspirin gr x Available: aspirin gr v tablet Amount to be …
1) Which precursors( which bases) require folic acid for synthesis? 2) What are the four mechanisms of DNA repair? 3) What are the goals of chemotherapy agents? 4) What anticancer agents ca…
the physician orders 250 mg of tagement liquid on hand you have 300 mg/5ml how many milliliters will be given
Order:Penicillin, 350,000 U. Available:Penicillin, 400,000 U/3 mL. How many mL will be administered to the patient per dose? 2.Order: Administer Mellaril, 0.2 g PO Q8hr. Available:Mellaril, 30 m…
A Client, who is prescribed vinblastine, is also currently administered warfarin. the nurse will carefully monitor the client for which reaction?
Could you please help me understand how changes in Processes of Pharmaco*kinetics: absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion ( ADME) affect the efficacy and toxicity of drugs in geriatric clients…
Temperature and humidity monitoring during medicines transporting by Navision(Navision is a pharmaceutical industry). I am in need of some key words i can look up to ose projects,websites related to t…
Adrenergic agonists work in glaucoma by _____. a.constricting blood vessels in the ciliary body b.decreasing the rate of aqueous humor formation c.vasodilating blood vessels in the ciliary body d.a an…
Contrast the synthesis of a classical neurotransmitter with a peptide in the axon terminal.
The fastest acting schizontocidal drung among following is Artemether Mefloquine Chloroquine Proguanil
- Consider the separation of a mixture containing the following protein-analytes: ovalbumin (molecular weight ~ 43,000 DA), glutamate dehydrogenase (molecular weight ~ 290,000 Da), serum albumin (mo…
. A nurse is administering a dopamine infusion at a low dose to a client who has severe heart failure. Which of the following findings is an expected effect of this medication? a) Lowered heart rate b…
WQ—l. Scenario: A doctor is about to inject an aseptically manufactured injectable finished pharmaceutical into the arm of a child. Medicinal injection a. How would you convince both the patient’s …
Mr. Williams has a chronic disease for which there is no known cause and therefore no known cure. Sigmonidoscopy shows continuous friable tissue and exudate involving the shallow mucosal tissues throu…
Based on the information provided below, calculate the intravenous infusion rate (in μg/hr) that will be required to maintain a steady-state blood concentration of 30 μg/L: You are looking after a p…
Humulin R comes in a 10ml vial that has a concentration of 100 units/ ml. How many ml will be needed to give a dose of 47 units? Group of answer choices 4.7 ml 0.047 ml 47 ml 0.47 ml
while reading the label on your clients medication, you notice that the trenght of the medication is different from the care plan your client claims that his meds were changed over the weekend after v…
Ordered:Fragmin 18,000 units subcutaneous for a patient with a deep venous thrombosis (DVT).Available:Fragmin in 9.5-mL multidose vial. The label reads: 1 mL?10,000 units. How many millil…
J.W., a 46-year-old African-American woman, presents to your office with the chief complaint of bilateral stiffness of the shoulders, hands, and wrists in the morning. She reports she is otherwise hea…
A child is to receive 12mg/kg/24hr tetracycline hydrochloride divided into 2 doses and given IV in 100ml D5W over 2 hours. The child’s weight is 55 lb. The drop factor is 60gtt/min. Total amount in mg…
The physician orders 60mg of a medication and medication strenght is 1gr per Capsule how Many capsules will the patient need to take to fulfill the request ? If the patient is required to take 60mg fo…
make a presentation on the drug Lansoprazole. Include these for each slide: process of discovery for the drug. Who discovered the drug and when was it. how was the drug tested. was it tested o…
Isotonic sodium chloride solution contains 0.9% w/v sodium chloride. If the E-value o boric acid is 0.52, calculate the percentage strength (w/v) of an isotonic solution o boric acid.
what are the limitations in using standard Naoh solutions in neutralization titrations
it is urgent please. 6. A client who has Parkinson’s disease is prescribed levodopa/carbidopa (Sinemet) and pramipexole (Mirapex). For which of the following should the nurse monitor this client? a. u…
Review Nursing Research article and write CONEPAGE SUCHMAry FROM THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF NURSING RESEARCH Counseling Intervention Educates Patients on Heart Attack Symptoms One-on-one talks with a n…
Summary Presentation for 4 types of Central and Peripheral Nervous System Drugs. Summary of the Unit/Classification Minimum of three types of drugs or supplements Typical routes of administration C…
Haft live ( Demi vie ) is it longer in renal failure ?
aaaaaqaaaaaa Read the following case and answer the questions below: A 66-year-old woman (weight 63.5 kg, height 163 cm) is admitted to the hospital for a GI bleed. She has a history of diabetes melli…
The nurse is preparing a teaching session for a client who is to receive an antineoplastic drug. which examples of immediate adverse reactions should the nurse include in the teaching? select all that…
ackson was hospitalized today for heart failure. The physician orders a loading dose of digoxin 0.75 mg to be given intravenously. The digoxin is available in a solution of 0.5 mg/mL. 1. How many mill…
Endocrine Case study Endocrine Case Study A 47-year-old male visits his primary care physician because he has been experiencing fatigue, dizziness, and lack of energy. His blood pressure is 158/88, we…
Please explain in some detail the mechanism by which pralidoxime “rejuvenates” acetylcholinesterase. pls cite if necessary.
record answer as a whole number. A patient has a prescription for regular insulin to run at a rate of 16 units/hr, and the concentration of insulin available is 1,000 units in 500 mL of 0.9% normal sa…
Discuss the drug legalization debate. What are the arguments being presented for and against the legalization of drugs? What are some possible compromises? What do you think is the best option?
a 19-year-old man on phenytoin in a dose of 300 mg/day to control generalized (grand mal) seizures. Ten days later, he is brought to an emer- gency room following a seizure. His phenytoin level is fou…
PHA105 Compounding Matha assignment. Compounding an ointment. Prepare 4 ounces of the following Formula . Salicylic Acid – 1 While Petrolatum 4 ounces
why is blood red not pink yet it is a combo of white and blood blood cells?
The nurse is caring for a client who has experienced little pain relief. The care team is considering the use of pentazocine. What aspect of the client’s current status would necessitate cautious use …
make a table with all the endocrine Hormones and classify them according to their source, action, target tissues and disorders if excess or deficient.
please fast answer no need for long 10Which of the following chelates with Fe and Ca? a. Amoxicllin b. Erythromycin c. Cephalexin d. Oxytetracycline
Discuss ONE SPECIFIC diuretic. Give class; actions and uses; side effects & adverse effects, CONTRA-INDICATIONS; any other pertinent information.
HOSPITALPHARMACY Give the brief historical data in the evolution of pharmacy. Historical Data in the Evolution of Pharmacy: ·Prehistoric Pharmacy ·Antiquity ·?…
What is phase 1 and phase 2 metaboloism and what are relevant drug examples for each?
Gentamicin sulfate 80 mg in 100ml normal saline is to be administered over 30 minutes. the drop factor is 10 drops/1 ml. the nurse sets the flow rate at how many drops per minute?
Using the following label, determine the number of milligrams of furosemide that are contained in 3 mL. On the handout that you obtained from your instructor, indicate the correct volume on the corre…
tutoring help is needed with animal nursing/pharmacology class..( cardiology/respiratory/antimicrobial cases). CASE TWO Hack, a two year old standard poodle is presented to your office for a gagging c…
Which of the following is not a side effect of the Vasodilator (Nifedipine)? Nausea Flush appearance Vertigo Sexual dysfunction
Describe and contrast the role of b cells and t cells Describe and define a cytokine
What is the problem with pharmaceutical drugs compared to using natural herbal medicines?
inhibits the reuptake of both serotonin and norepinephrine (Effexor)
a client with pneumonia who has an emergency episode of respiratory distress is intubated and transferred to the intensive care unit. the client chest xray shows the nurse administers acetylcysteine a…
In pharmacology class, the instructor reviewed the use of the 5-alpha reductase inhibitor finasteride in the treatment of BPH. One of the nursing students decided to make a chart that outlines the mec…
Chapter 15 – Case Study Questions This activity contains 3 questions. A 2-year-old child is taken to his pediatrician’s office after he had a seizure at the day care center. The nurse is asse…
Order: Prevacid 40mg by mouth three times a day. Available is 100ml bottle that is labeled 10mg per tsp. how many ml will the nurse administer?
ONE SPECIFIC antidiabetic medication Give class; actions and uses; side effects & adverse reactions; contraindications & toxicity; administration; any other pertinent information
Research three clinically significant drug interactions with statins and provide potential outcomes of each interaction in the relevant clinical terms.Answer :
Can anyone explain how diuretics work when administered?
- Know the mechanism of action, indication for use, adverse effects and/or secondary effects, and nursing considerations on the meds below • the Lab values (electrolytes, lipids) • What are the …
Summarize the difference between ophthalmic and otic drugs? For Penn Foster Vet Techs study Objectives Applied Pharmacology For Veterinary Technicians.
What is glutamate and what role does it play in psychopharmacology?
phamacology if concerned about the possibility of overdose in a patient with depression, which of the following medications should be avoided
Best ATI Pharmacology Procotred Exam Review? I am taking the ATI Proctored Exam on 1/4/18.
. DRUG CONTRA- FORM SAMPLE SAMPLE DRUG DOSAGE CATEGORY DEFINITION INDICATION INDICATION GENERIC BRAND INTERACTION NAME NAME 1. Analgesics 2. Anesthetics Agents 3. Anti-allergic and Anti-histamine dr…
- The recommended dosage of Velosef is 4mg/kg/day. The order is to divide the dose and give bid. How many mg will be administered each dose for a patient weighing 175 lbs.?
Just need help figuring out these questions Insert Draw Layout Review View CalibriBold(Boo 11 B I U A. O A :_ 3: e: a: _:/ A/ Injectable Medications: Determine the number of mL that are required. 1) O…
What is the mechanism of this drug-drug interaction between Rifampin in the treatment of tuberculosis, which decreases the effectiveness of HIV protease inhibitors.
The prescriber’s order is for cyanocobalamin 1 mg p.o. daily. The medication is available in 500 mcg tablets. How many tablets should the nurse give?
Discussion questions. courses/47221/discussion_topics/436863 Discussion Questions: 1. What should always be done to ensure client safety during medication administration and why? 2. How would you appr…
What is inotropy? Explain the mechanism of action and indications for (+) inotropic drugs (Give examples of positive inotropic agents)
Lactic acid 10% w/v Salicylic acid 10% w/v Flexible collodion q.s. 15 mL Sig: or wart removal. Use externally as directed. How many milliliters o an 85% w/w solution o lactic acid with a specif c grav…
Syphilis …….. if a pregnant woman contracts Syphilis while pregnant, can the infection be transmitted to the fetus while in the uterus? What happens to an infant born to a syphilis infected moth…
You prescribe oral ciprofloxacin to a patient suffering from bacterial food poisoning but the infection continues to worsen. A blood draw shows a very low plasma concentration of cipro and the patie…
Could anyone help me fill in this chart it is found in chapter 14 of pharmacology clear and simple third edition. Thank you so much. Essentials Review For further study and practice with drug classifi…
A nurse enters a post-surgical client’s room that is medicated for pain with morphine sulfate.The nurse notes the client’s respirations to be 6 breaths/minute.What priority measures should the nurse t…
Common (Trade) Name Generic Name Classification Adrenalin Amphadase (Wydase) Ancef Anectine Benadryl Coumadin Dantrium Decadron Demerol Online Flagyl Gelfoam ions Heparin Lasix Marcaine Narcan Papaver…
Case Scenario: AB (gravida 3, para 0) has a history of spontaneous abortion at 10 weeks’ gestation and a preterm delivery and demise of a neonate at 21 weeks’ gesta…
Doing a presentation the presentation needs to be five minute long. Compare and contrast active and passive cancer immunotherapy and provide a typical example for each of these therapies
What is first-line treatment for an active tuberculosis infection? What dietary and lifestyle changes would you recommend? Describe at least two drug-drug or drug-food interactions that can occur with…
Needs to be in Demential analysis 3. A patient is to receive 1 unit, (250mL) of packed red blood cells. It is to be given over a 4-hour period. The tubing drop factor is 20 gut/ml., How many att/min s…
- Rhythm (regular or irregular): PR interval: Rate: QRS: P wave: Interpretation: 32.
Hi, can you help me answering these? It has 13 questions. thanks, Module 4 Patient Case At your most recent family reunion, you hear your aunt stating that she cannot garden for more than 30 minutes a…
Medication/Dose: Mechanism of Action: Volume/time frame to Safely Administer: Nursing Assessment/Considerations: Hydralazine Normal Range: (high/low/avg?) Terbutaline Normal Range: (…
What two basic therapeutic effects does digoxin exert on the heart?
.A nurse is assuming care for a client who is receiving 0.9% sodium chloride 600 mlby continuous IV infusion over 6 hours.a nurse from the previous shift started the infusion at 1300,and the nur…
what medications should be avoided. Thinking Exercise 190-3 An 83-year-old female client was admitted to the medical ICU with GI bleeding and hypovole shock. Which of the following medications will th…
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Question i) Choose 2 different classifications of drugs used to treat CNS Disorders (ii) Define and describe the classification of each drugs selected, (iii) Discuss each drug classification’s actions…
Patients taking cholestyramine (Questran) and digoxin (Lanoxin) should be advised to take the digoxin (Lanoxin) 1 hour before or 4 to 6 hours after the cholestyramine (Questran). True or false?
Details for Second Assignment – FDA Approval Summary Review Following the FDA’s approval of an NDA or BLA the agency is required to release information about the approval. This summary provides th…
Order:Tylenol 650 mg via nasogastric tube q4h prn temperature > 101.5. Available:Tylenol elixir 160 mg/3mL.How many mL will be administered per dose?
How do primary care providers determine that a patient needs thyroid replacement therapy? What are the risks, if any, of just adding a small dose of levothyroxine to help a patient feel better even if…
Admit for outpatient observation Start IV per facility protocol MgS04 6g in 500mL normal saline CBC, T&S, serial magnesium levels QD VS q 4hrs Tylenol 650.0 mg PO for headache Blood sugar q4 hrs a…
- What is a key difference between drugs and cosmetics? •Can a product meet the definition of both? •If yes, What are some examples? •What does the body do to the compound? •The MOST IMPORT…
- Describe alternative electrophysiological techniques that can be used to determine the biophysical properties and pharmacology of ion channels. What advantages do they have over standard TEVC?
A patient is admitted with an infective exacerbation of asthma. They are prescribed Ciprofloxacin 500mg bd for seven days and Prednisolone 40mg od for seven days. Regular medicines are: Salbutamol 2 p…
I’m stuck on a question and I can’t seem to find the answer. A nurse is preparing to administer metoclopramide .2mg/kg IV a child who weighs 44lbs. How many should the nurse administer?
a nurse is administering naloxone to a client who has developed an adverse reaction to morphine. The nurse should identify which of the following findings as a therapeutic effect of naloxone? a. incre…
Select one of the following factors genetics ethnicity age or behaviour factors and how it might influence the patients pharmaco*kinetics and pharmacodynamic processes . explain how the pharmaco*kinetic…
- What is the correct syringe to select if the amount to be injected is 0.75 mL? (LO 14.1) 2. If the dosage to be administered is 1.75 mL, what syringe would you select and to what amount would the d…
With a patient (44 year old, Female) being onCelexa, what medications do you warn her about with regards to increase QT prolongation?
Describe the characteristics of, and explain the important levels of protein structure that ensure the effective functioning of, each of the components of the cell signalling pathway – from the bindin…
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A researcher wants to test the hypothesis that defendants who are released on bail are more likely to be convicted than those who are unable to post bail or are denied it. The researcher measures pret…
pharmacology EAQ. Topiramate 50 mg PO is ordered for a patient. The medication is available in 25-mg capsules. How many capsules will the nurse give? Use the ratio and proportion method, and record yo…
WHAT IS THE COMPENDIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR SOLID AND SEMI-SOLID DOSAGE FORMS?
- details please Mark for review Hide Answers How many doses of Zinacef 500-mg can be prepared from 10 gm bulk vial? Correct Answer: 200 doses L
Which of the following formulations would not be applicable to ocular administration? a) Solution b) Liniment c) Suspension d) Ointment
Use approved pharmacological text to fill out the table below Drug Class Antidysrhythmic Drugs Drug name(s) Class I: Sodium Channel Blockers Lidocaine Indications/Therapeutic Use Mechanism of Ac…
- What are the symptoms of anaphylaxis? 2.What is the most common adverse effect of fludrocortisone? 3.What are the life span considerations for antibacterial drugs? 4.…
***Question 1 Select all the vaccinations that are necessary. What vaccinations/medications do you recommend the students get before traveling to Burkina Faso? Group of answer choices Hepatitis A Hepa…
)A 62-year-old patient has an attack of acute angina. The nurse knows that the treatment of choice will be: A Calcium channel blockers B Beta adrenergic blockers C Nitrates D Narcotic analgesics
Orders for Synthroid 50 mcg q am. On hand Synthroid 0.1. How many tablets with each dose?
Select any 3 key points from this week’s learning. a minimum of one paragraph on each key point. Key Points can be taken from the textbook, videos, weekly interactive lesson, or the *Optional Re…
NURS 1120 – Pharmacology Lower Respiratory Case Study An asthmatic client with a history of smoking one half pack of cigarettes a day is seen in the outpatient clinic and given a prescription for theo…
on Question 6 Answer saved Points out of 1 Flag question SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: An RN is starting a continuous IV infusion of norepinephrine in a patient with septic shock. What parameters should the …
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(1) Please provide detail regarding Corrective action plans and leadership challenge in Clinical Research Trials. ( 2) Please provide detail on Why Corrective and prevention action plans ar…
. ACROSS DOWN DOWN 2. Maximum dose of this drug that I. Some side efi’ects of this drug are: 8. A px suffering from SVT had can be given for unexplained episodes of coughing supraventricular tac…
Potassium Chloride 20 mEq D 5 NS 1 L Administer over 10 hours. 6.How many milliliters is equivalent to 1 liter? 7.What is the flow rate in milliliters per hour? 8.…
Please answer the following questions 18) Which of the following is correct about type 2 DM? 1 Point O oral antidiabetic drugs are ineffective O insulin cannot be used in type 2 DM O insulin is secret…
Answer please ro em pom s o a ingi Inhibitors of angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) are used for treatment of hypertension. (a) (10 points) ACE is a zinc-containing peptidase. Peptidases hydrolyze am…
why are benzodiazepines preffered in the management of alcohol withdraw delirium unlike atypical antiphsycotics?
What types of measures are implemented to protect controlled substances?
Loperamide HCL 1 mg/10 kg body weight is prescribed.Supplied is the liquid formulation of 1 mg/5 mL.How many mg should be administered to a 44 lb. Child?How many mL? ___________
Read the case study and answers the questions in the evidence section A 46-year old petrol pump attendant was admitted as an emergency. He had smoked 20 cigarettes a day for many years but apart from …
Hello! Please help me answer this. Complete solution is required. No need explanation. Thank you! Calculations Reference: H., Ansel PharCal I. Multiple Choice with solution needed.. 21. How many…
Which side effect is commonly associated with the use of corticosteroids? alopecia Oinjection-site reaction insomnia O menstrual irregularities Question 32 (2 points) Listen A physician who has comple…
What are the primary process considerations for the storage and distribution of Water For Injection?
- Question 54 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question A patient is prescribed 3 units of insulin aspart three times daily before meals. How soon before a meal should the RN administer the …
Which drug type used to treat depression works by preventing enzymatic destruction of the neurotransmitter norepinephrine?
- State two causes of accidents in the chemistry lab and state how they can be avoided. 2. Which grade of glassware is intended for use in work requiring very high accuracy? 3. The percentage deviati…
What special advice is given to a male or female patient receiving Gout prescription medications?
produces lack of feeling either local or general depending upon type and how administered (lidocaine, Xylocaine, Novocain).
- Calculate intake and output for 1400-2200. 1700 1 cup milk 1 cup tea 1 cup broth 2000 1 cup hot chocolate Void: 530 ml at 1800 and 400 ml at 2100 IV DSW @ 125 ml/hr I: O:
- N.L. presented to the ER with shortness of breath. The MD ordered Lasix 8,000,000 mcg IV push now. Available: 0.02 kg in 2 mL. How much will you administer? 5. D.R. is admitted to the antepartum wa…
Select ONE of the below topics and reference sites. Please answer the following questions related to the option you chose. 1. Which site did you choose and why? 2. What classification does the medicat…
Treatments for hypothyroidism: ·Familiarize yourself with TSH levels, what labs are important, what to do when TSH is low or elevated ·Review hypothyroidism in neonat…
You have a 57 year old mixed race male (black and Asian) who comes into your office for a screening to participate in a study to evaluate the effectiveness of a home cervical traction device on neck p…
A nurse is completing an 8 hour Intake and Output (I&O) record for a client who consumed 4 ounces of juice, 6 ounces of hot tea, 100 milliliters (mL)ice chips, an IV bolus of 150 mL, and 8 ounces …
Mrs Wright brings her son, Timothy Wright to your practice. He is complaining of his right ear pain. After taking a careful history and thorough physical examination, you decide that he is suffering f…
Rx1030 Week 3 Assignment 1 What may lead to acid base disorders?
Post a description of the case you selected. Then, describe factors that might have influenced pharmaco*kinetic and pharmacodynamics processes of the patient from the case you selected. Finally, explai…
When deciding to prescribe statin therapy would you include the coronary artery calcium (CAC)?
- The nurse is administering an aluminum-based antacid to a patient. Which side effect of this drug should the student consider? A) Rebound hyperacidity B) Acute constipation C) Chronic indigestion…
Can you help me with this question please. Discuss two side effects of morphine in relation to the pharmacology of the drug. For each side effect, explain what preparations you would recommend to redu…
please help me to solve this problem. A 45-year old male client comes to the nurse practitioner (NP) stating he wakes often at night with coughing and burning he describes as heartburn. He drinks 1-2 …
Amanda, a 22-month-old girl, is scheduled to have a tympanoplasty under general anesthesia at 7:30am. Her mother states that she has been NPO since last evening, when she drank a bottle of 2% milk at …
What is the role of the pharmacy technician in the financial management of a pharmacy? Define the four parts of Medicare and what each one covers. What is Medicaid? Explain how inadequate recordkeepin…
Need help answering this. Please be thorough with your answer. Brain Brain 2.5 mg (2%) (2 2.5 mg (10%) Blood – brain barrier 35 mg Peripheral tissues Peripheral tissues (28%%) 12.5 mg (50%) 87 mg (70%…
you receive a prescription from a patient at the retail pharmacy where you work. after entering the prescription and submitting it for reimbursem*nt. The insurance company denies the reimbursem*nt to …
Give an account of the general pathways of drug metabolism
A client’s recent health history and current presentation are suggestive of hepatitis B? What laboratory findings should the nurse closely monitor? Select all that apply. a.Chloride b.Serum gamma-gl…
Could you help in identifying the following categories for the drug classification listed below? Categories: List 1 per category Brand/Generic Mechanism of action Contraindications Nursing Interventio…
Please complete the following tables in drugs to treat depression and bipolar Complete the following table for drugs used in treating bipolar disorder: Lithium mechanism of Olanzapine mechanism of Car…
Choose ONE drug. In the context of this assignment, the drug you choose must meet the following criteria it is primarily used to treat a CNS (central nervous system) disorder, AND it has one s…
Discuss the impact of using immune modulators in children, adults and older adults . Determine unique risk factors based on age group.
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What is the therapeutic window of 5-Fluorouracil? (when it comes to cardiac toxicity)
A patient is prescribed 500mg of Metronidazole TID for 7 days. How many tablets should be dispensed to the patient? 14 7 28 15 21
Explain the process of immunoglobulin isotope switching, how it is triggered and what physical change within the immunoglobulin occurs and why it is required.
VUCSLIVII 19 14 PULLS Which is the principal neurotransmitter involved in Parkinson disease? Dopamine Aspartate Serotonin GABA
hello are you able to help please? An unbuffered drug solution containing sodium valproate (pka 4.7) in a LDPE container is found to undergo precipitation. Analysis of the solution shows that it has a…
Question 29 2 pts Principles of pharmacotherapy can help to prevent negative effects from polypharmacy.
which of the following statement concerning a drug receptor is true
Order: Biaxin 100 mg p.o. q.12h Supply: 100 mL of reconstituted Biaxin, 125 mg per 5 mL Give: __________ mL Order: Biaxin 100 mg p.o. q.12h Supply: 100 mL of reconstituted Biaxin, 125 mg per 5 mL Give…
Q6-(Cas-Ch30). A 60-year-old woman with hypertension, type 2 diabetes, and HFr EF is seen 2 months after experiencing an acute myocardial infarction. Her present BP is 110/74 mm Hg (112/76 mm Hg when …
Why is D5 1/2 NS—AND—IV drip Regular Insulin attached to the piggyback Y-site of the IV tubing not compatible with morphine sulfate Direct IV?
Questions: click @ 43 4.9 guy is diagnosed with hypertension during Innual physical test. The patient is slim and has a very daily workout. yet he defines his work as difficult. He also has positive h…
* Fentanyl O * Demerol ? * Oxycodone * Tylenol with codeine 1) List other Generic / trade or brand names? 2 ) What are they used for (indication) ? 3) List adverse effect or Contraindication? 4) Write…
Question 1 Give examples of drugs with the following characteristics. Explain the choices. α1-adrenoceptor agonist #1* α1-adrenoceptor agonist #2* α1-adrenoceptor antagonist AT1 receptor agonist AT…
we will start delving deeper into the gastrointestinal and psychiatric systems. Please choose (1) disease/condition that impacts one of these systems and discuss the following: summarize the disease a…
A client who fell at home fractured the left hip. The client has a history of atrial fibrillation and is currently taking warfarin 5 mg by mouth daily. The nurse receives a call from the laboratory re…
The female ovarian cycle with emphasis on the follicular phase and luteal phase. Explain in details.
Before administering any medication, what is the nurse’s priority action regarding patient safety? a. Counting medications in the medication cart drawers b. Documenting the medications given c. Che…
Im trying to figure out what three medications interact with each other 4. Discuss the drug-drug interactions for Stanley’s home medications and now new prescribed medications. a) Are there any medi…
Does Oxandrolone increase risk of cancer if so why(whos at risk)? what are the therapeutic outcomes? what are some teaching requirements for patients taking this drug?
1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6). An amount of the drug was dissolved in 130 ml water. The drug decomposes by zero- order kinetics. The conc. after 5 months was 180 mg/ml, and the concentration after 14 months was 1…
Which of the following is NOT part of the inflammatory process? prostaglandins are released phagocytes migrate to area inhibition of cyclooxygenase-1, 2 proteins leak out of injured cells vasodilation
A prescriber has ordered a medication for a newborn. The medication is eliminated by hepatic metabolism. The nurse expects the prescriber to do what?
Dear tutors, please help. These are the questions that I got wrong from my assignment. Thank you in advanced! 1.A total daily dosage is 100 mg tablets, given bid with two tablets each dose. How many m…
Discuss why patients with psychoses often refuse to take their medications.
Which form of Vitamin D is synthesized in the skin in response to sunlight or taken in through animal-based foods? cholecalciferol O calciferol O ergocalciferol tocopherol Question 24 (2 points) )List…
Prepare 500ml of sodium chloride solution. 0.9% w/v….This will involve you preparing from scratch
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A 32 year-old male presents to a clinic with a 5-day history of productive cough, purulent sputum and shortness of breath.He is diagnosed with community acquired pneumonia.It is noted that this pa…
85-310. Calculate the concentration, in g/mL, of a solution containing 23.5 mEq of sodium chloride per milliliter of solution. 85-311. How many mEq/mL of sodium chloride are contained in half-normal s…
Good day! I need some help in answering my assignment. Please fill up the table listing all of the noninsulin products currently approved to treat type 2 diabetes. Thank you! Generic Name(s) Brand Nam…
Explain metabotropic and ionotropic neurotransmitter receptors and include which you think would be a faster receptor and why
Imagine that you are working in a biopharma company that is interested in making a protein therapeutic using an expression system. A choice needs to be made between E. coli and the Chinese Hamster Ova…
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What is the formula used to calculate serum calcium concentration? and what other formula is this derived from ?
Older adults often demonstrate altered responses to medications such as anticonvulsants, psychotropics, and oral anticoagulants. These altered responses can result from the:
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please fast answer without explain 11.The Antifungal that maintains keratophilic effect is: a. Griseofulvin b. Caspofungin c. Terbinafine. d. Tolnoftate.
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Compare and contrast cultural competence and cultural sensitivity used in health care settings by professional staff. Provide one specific example each for cultural competence and cultural sensitivity…
Antibiotics 1) Explain considerations for selecting antibiotic therapy for specific patient situations 2) Discuss the use of antibiotics for children, adults, and older adults. Discuss the clinical si…
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make drug cards for the following: Diuretics: 1.Lasix/Furosemide 2.Digoxin/Lanoxin(explain Digitalis Toxicity and relationship to diuretic use) Use drug card Template below MEDICATION NAME…
Would you please explain the pharmacological effects of leukotriene receptor antagonists when trying to manage an asthma patient? Thank you!
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the physician orders 250 mg of tagemet liquid. on hand you have 300 mg/5ml how many milliliters will be given
Divide the cell cycle into two main portions and tell in general what is happening in those two portions. interface (cells are contributing to the working of the body) and mitosis (cells are dividing)
You are caring for a 7.5 kg toddler with bilateral pneumonia and increasing respiratory distress. Amoxicillin 125 mg po q 8 hours is ordered. The concentration of the elixir is 250 mg/5ml. The recomme…
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Prescriptions should be checked for completeness and validity?
please fast answer without explain 10.Polyene macrolide only used topically, due to systemic toxicity; active against most Candida species–most commonly used for suppression of local candidal infecti…
Mrs. Geraldine Cook, a 45-year-old Caucasian female was admitted to the hospital with chief complaint of abdominal pain in the right lower quadrant. She has been vomiting since yesterday morning w…
Write a detailed explanation for each diagram to explain what is happening in each stage of the genetic engineering process. Make sure you use the correct terminology. Key words: DNA ligase, Restricti…
Label all stereogenic centers in the Tartaric Acid molecule. Determine the priority of all groups and assign -R and -S symbols based on Cahn-Ingold-Prelog nomenclature. How many stereoisomers can Tart…
Can you please help me in the discussion of this drug ” Antihistamines” (H1 Blockers). Please summarize the information about Antihistamines drugs group and what is used for. Note: I hope i hav…
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A 45-year-old man develops muscle pain two weeks after starting a statin. 1.What additional information will you need to better assess the situation? Is there labwork that might be helpful to yo…
When caring for a pt. with central line receiving TPN, what’s the most important action to prevent CLABSI?
Homework in pharmacology due today. Write 30 Drug Cards. The drug used for Cardiovascular and Respiratory. Write their Brand and Generic Name. Write their Classifications. Write their Therapeutic …
What is the materials and methods for statin in Developmental toxicity (teratogenicity) of antihyperlipidemic agents
Ranexa™(ranolazine) is newer agent approved by the FDA. WHich of the following is true? a)It should be avoided in those with prolonged QT syndromes b)It cannot be used in those using NTG p…
Pain is defined as a physical suffering/discomfort caused by illness or injury and is categorized as chronic or acute. Pain-tolerance varies from patient to patient, in fact health care providers may …
Analyze the client scenario for any omissions, additions, or duplications of medications and discuss the implications to the client. Analyze the client scenario for potential risks associated with the…
Order: D5NS 500 mL IV for 5 h at 100 mL/h. The IV set drop factor (calibration) is 60 drops per mL. How many drops per minute would the nurse give?
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please write the meaning of following abbreviations Write the meaning of the following abbreviations: 11. I. V. 12. ung 13. supp 14. NR 15. QID 16. C 17. gtt 18. stat 19. prn 20. q.s. 21. O.U. 22. p.o…
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Describe diabetes type 2 of drug used to treat , including proper preparation and administration of this drug.
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Of the following medications used in the treatment of social anxiety disorder, which one would you AVOID in a patient who has uncontrolled hypertension
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Compare the drug therapy used in treating Crohn’s disease and IBS
A patient will begin three new medications as part of her treatment plan. The nurse practitioner understands that proper disposal of medications is key when the nurse practitioner states
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Name one compound which shows structure activity relationship,natural compound.
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List the 7 guidelines to be considered by consumers and HCPs for the use of herbs?
Discuss the relationship between drug half-life and Volume of distribution.
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Please provide the drawing of concept map for Lifepan considration Anti-Parkinson Drugs Cholinergic drug. ) What is yourconclusionabout it (of a Drug category or specific or prototype drug) 2) Wha…
If a patient is intolerant to beta blockers, What medication regimen would be acceptable?
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How inter-individual variability in drug response controlled in clinical practise?
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Not considering therapeutic levels, can drug-drug interactions cause toxic metabolites?
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what therapeutic effect should the nurse for a expect in a client taking both an antihypertensive and antianginal ?
The physician tells you that a patient is hypokalemic. He has been taking a thiazide medication for treatment of his high blood pressure. You will instruct him to increase his dietary intake of which …
Q1, would iron deficiency increase the risk of DVT? Q2, would Chrons disease increase the risk of DVT? please list any resources used
The company will be purchasing the containers from a supplier for the first time. A total of 45,000 of 120 ml boston round amber bottles will be needed. If the bottles are packed as 144 per shipper/co…
The nurse is caring for a client is receiving hydromorphone for pain. The client ios experiencing respiratory depression. What are nursing actions to take when a client exhibits signs of respiratory d…
Match the drug effect or drug use with the appropriate drug. Each answer can be used more than once. Reactivates acetylcholinesterase Directly stimulates cholinergic (muscarinic) receptor Increases AC…
What molecular mechanisms could be responsible for an apparent sensitivity to warfarin ?
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How to study for the PCAT and get a good score in three months?
Where is the best information on diabetes found on the internet relevant to pharmacology aspect.
Describe the following dosage form and give at least one example. 1.Lozenges 2. Lolliliops 3. Pellets 4.Pills 5. Bolus tablets
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What is concluded this concern in the article ” Remembering Statins: Do Statins Have Adverse Cognitive Effects? ” In 2012 the FDA revised the label for statins with the following: “Removing the recomm…
A 76 -year-old patientsuffers from CHF and dependent edema .Her feet and legs often swell to twice their normal size .The patient takes 80 mg of furosemide lasix each morning . The nurse knows it woul…
Question – Consider the ways in which post marketing surveillance can be carried out, some are listed below, discuss the limitations associated with each of them a) Case reports b)Case control study c…
The provider orders 10 mg of medroxyprogesterone administered orally. Available is 2.5 mg/ 5mL. How many mL of medroxyprogesterone should you administer to your patient?
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please fast answer without explain 3.Which of the following antivirals is used to treat HSV infection a. Cidofovir b. Indinavir c. Oseltamivir d. Acyclovir
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Tuberculosis Case Study: A homeless 50 yr old male presents to the Emergency Department with weight loss, lethargy, a low grade fever, and a productive cough. He is also HIV positive and has a histo…
please answer the following questions. What are some common medications for diabetes? What are common medications for thyroid issues? What are the differences? Why is this important to know and unders…
Essay that promotes our vision of being called one day as, “My Pharmacist.” This is especially applicable in the community pharmacy area. How will you be regarded as, my pharmacist? Objectives What is…
A client comes to the emergency department complaining of fever and cough, upon auscultation rhonchi are noted bilaterally both lung bases. The client states they are coughing up yellow brown phlegm. …
A 1:250 solution is has been ordered. You have a 0.4% solution, a 0.05% solution, and a 4% solution in stock. Which solution will you choose?
Your patient’s IV bag has 825 ml left in the bag at 1130. The IV isinfusing at 84 gtts/min via a buretrol. At what time will a new bag of fluid need to be hung?
Write a 2 page essay about with the pronoun i 1° GROWING UP IN AFRICA / AFRICAN PROBLEMS AND REALITIES WHEN IT COMES TO HEALTH 2° SOME OF THE WAYS I COULD IMPACT by being a pharmacist …
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Patient HM has a history of atrial fibrillation and a transient ischemic attack (TIA). The patient has been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia and ischemic heart disease. Dru…
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Similarities and differences in how selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), serotonin/norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors (SNRIs), and tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs) function in a neuron.
If I pour 67 mL or juice B followed by 29 mL of juice A into 100mL graduated cylinder how much does each juice have in percentage strength?
- A nurse is preparing to administer morphine 4 mg IM. Available is morphine injection 10 mg/mL. How many ml should the nurse administer per dose?
Ciprofloxain is available in 100mg, 250mg and 500mg strength tablets. Choose the appropriate strength to compound 10mL?
KINGWOOD How to administer naloxone for opioid overdose Peak- time for alprazolam Potential complications a pregnant client might experience when taking benzodiazepine Dietary restrictions for client…
Enumerate the things to be considered extemporaneous compounding of non-sterile drug products for individual patients.
The nurse is caring for a group of clients. Which two client can be. Question 16. The nurse is caring for a group of clients. Which two clients can be grouped in the same room? O 1. A client with tube…
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Painful stimuli can result in a in the binding of a radioactive opiate at mu receptors due to endogenous opioids. a. increase; increased release of b. increase; decreased release of c. decrease; incr…
If a patient is infected with tapeworms and the tapeworms are located in her brain, why does giving them a steroid (prednisone) temporarily make them better but then make it worse?
A client has been prescribed ribavirin for influenza A. The client has experienced dyspepsia after each of the first two doses. What should the nurse teach the client about the management of this adve…
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A patient is being given anticoagulant therapy. The nurse informs the patient that he will be administered acetaminophen. The nurse should inform the patient which adverse reactions could occur if the…
1.)The veterinarian asks you to administer a dose of 5mLof Toxibanto a 13.2 lb dog. The concentration of Toxibanis 200mg/mLYou calculate the dose to be: 2.) calculate the weight and dose for a…
Your clinical Instructor has assigned you to present in post-clinical conference about the four measuring systems that can be used in drug therapy. a. Briefly describe each system. b.Which system is b…
If you were to keep her current list, what are the laws surrounding refills and the amounts you are allowed to dispense with the schedule Il and III medications in the state of CA? In your own state?
Drugs to treat Alzheimer’s Dementia have various pharmacodynamic properties including a. Acting as antagonists at acetylcholine receptors b. Increasing dopamine to restore balance cross out c. Inhibit…
Exercise 1: Case Study The registered nurse is assigned to care for a pediatric client who is receiving immune suppressants. The registered nurse is precepting a student nurse. The registered nurse re…
Tamicka Denson is a 28-year-old female suffering from generalized anxiety disorder. She has been taking 10 mg escitalopram daily for one week and is worried that the medication is not relieving her sy…
DRUG DOSING BASED ON BSA 2. A patient is to undergo a cycle of chemotherapy for multiple myeloma. Drug X has a dose of 45 mg/m2/day and is to be given at D1-4 of the cycle, whereas Drug Y, with a dose…
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A client is taking sodium polystyrene sulfonate. What findings indicates the medication is effective?
With regards to pre-clinical research, discuss overlapping systemic involvement between pharmacotherapy and coronavirus. A diagram may be incorperated but should be cited as well as any information ob…
If the patient required an NSAID for the anti-inflammatory affect, are there any NSAID’s that are safer than others for a patient who has gastritis?
please fast answer without explain 2 NRTIs used in AIDS to prevent HIV transmission from Mother to Fetus ? a. Efavirenz b. Lamivudine c. Stavudine d. Nevirapine
Compare and contrast the following dosage forms: Biologicals Dispersed system Parental Radiopharmaceuticals
The patient suffering from constipation due to a low fiber diet would benefit most from which type of laxative medication? a) Saline Laxative b) Emollient laxative c) hyperosmotic laxative d) bulk-for…
Pharmaceutical calculation an antibiotic remedy for a baby requires 1/600gr of atropine sulfate per 2 minims of liquid. How many grains of a 1:40 trituration should be used to make 1 fl. oz. of the me…
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Add references in addition Lillian is scheduled for discharge today. What key information should she know about her medications? For your second post this week, answer the ‘Hot Flash’ question. Hot Fl…
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1.How often is the influenza vaccine reformulated? what side effect can occur from radiation treatment?
How does blood doping enhance performance in sport?
A nurse assesses a patient who is actively hallucinating and delusional. Which term would most accurately describe these findings?
The theoretical weight of 10 tablets is 9.35g. Each tablet contains 425mg of the active ingredient. Using this data, determine the amount of additive needed to prepare 160, 000 tablets. a. 149…
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A colleague studying a pathogenic bacterium has discovered that it secretes a toxin that interferes with signaling in response to your ligand. She wants to collaborate with you in determining how this…
Which of the following is not a side effect of the Vasodilator (Nifedipine)? A.Nausea B.Flush appearance C.Vertigo D.Sexual dysfunction
Help with my homework thanks.. Clinical/Pharmacy Practice Knowledge a) List the three main nutrients that constitute a TPN formulation and b) describe the purpose of each nutrient. (Pre-APPE Core Doma…
A 63-year-old black man with a past medical history significant for hypertension and left ventricular hypertrophy is sent for 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitoring. Current medications include …
Clonidine 1. Generic Name: 2. Trade Name 3. Pharmacologic Class: 4.Therapeutic class: 5. drug Action 6.Reason given 7 .Pres-Administration Assessment 8.Post-Administration Evaluation 9.Nursing Con…
Using https://www.deadiversion.usdoj.gov/21cfr/21usc/index.html provide examples of federal controls that have been enacted to prevent abuse of drugs with high abuse potential in health rate settings.
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___________Order:Lopressor (Metoprolol) 100 mg po, bid. Available:Lopressor, 50 mg tablets. The client is going on a 1-week vacation & must have adequate medication to last him until he retu…
I believe we are expected to use this table as a resource to complete the practice question, regarding the enzymes and coenzymes for each of the mechanisms. thank you so much for your help and time. Q…
I need help studying for my pharmacology test in Anticoagulant, Thrombolytics,
Some Calcium Channel Blockers (CCB) requires co administration of a beta adrenergic blocker, yet some formulations of CCB are in direct contradiction to use of a beta blocker. Discuss the main reason …
You are working in a student medical clinic when a student comes in complaining she has had a sore throat for the last 3 days that is very painful. She states she may have run a temperature last night…
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Why is it important that all medical professionals use the same system of measurement
The molecule BMS-354825 shows significant enzymatic inhibition of which of the following kinases? A.PKC, MK2, and MEK B.p38, FGFR-1 and AKT C.IR, FAK and AKT D.src, lck and yes
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Ms. Xu owns a large interior design firm. She takes buspirone (BuSpar) to relieve her generalized anxiety, which, she says, is aggravated by her hectic schedule, which requires many trips throughout t…
Since Amiodarone has a long half life, what are some concerns with this medication?
How much protein (in mg) would be needed for an HTS campaign, in which 1,000,000 compounds will be screened in 96-well format, when the final protein concentration in the HTS assay is 3nM and the prot…
How do you work this problem to get the answer? 29. 1 L DsW with 10,000 units heparin to infuse at 1000 units/h The drop factor is 20 gtt/mL. Flow rate: gtt/min
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What was your favorite drug class you’ve learned so far in pharmacology class? Tell me what you have learned and how you will use it as a nurse moving forward. Are there any pneumonics or favorite way…
Describe the importance of medication reconciliation. Discuss strategies for preventing medication errors. Describe changes that occur in children as they grow in terms of pharmaco*kinetics. In other w…
What condition is defined as inadequate bloodflow and insufficient oxygen supply to a portion of the heart? angina pectoris congestive heart failure Oacute myocardial infarction Omyocardial ischemia Q…
QUESTION::::: No abnormalities were noted on a chest x-ray t aken in the emergency room. The physical exam at the time of arrival showed an ECG heart rate of 38, a blood pressure of 85/60, and a cor…
Create list of the patient’s drug therapy problems.
A client with Graves’ disease is to be treated with propylthiouracil (PTU). The nurse should teach the client to: Drink a glass of milk daily Observe for signs of infection Take the drug through a str…
- Among its other ingredients, VISINE-A eyedrops contain the active ingredients: 0.045% w/v naphazoline hydrochloride and 0.35% w/v pheniramine maleate and 1:1,000 w/v benzalkonium chloride as a pres…
- Orden medica de Gentamycin 23 mg IV cada 8 hr. Disponibles Gentamycin 40 mg por ml. Senala cual de las siguientes jeringuillas utilizaras para dosificar el medicamento? En la jeringuilla correcta, …
what are the medications for psoriasis that can lead to risk of impaired wound healing?
Nothing missed. these are all the information for the question and i also put the reference what information you need!!!!! . 1. Institutional Medication Order Patient JJ DOB: 2-14-55 MR: 0021668 A…
Define Gama benzene hexa chloride.Discuss in detail the symptoms of toxicity and the antidotes.
- A patient has an order to get Kefzol lg in 50 ml of DSW IVPB over 15 minutes. The drop factor is 20 gtt/mL. How many ett/min should be given?
h09 Apply the Concepts Points 10 Submitting an external tool Available Jul 26 at 12am – Aug 4 at 11:59pm 10 days Mr. Brown is purchasing an OTC eyedrop. He has trouble putting eyedrops in his eye. He …
Chief Complaint “My vision has been blurred lately and it seems to be getting worse.” HPI AG is a 38-year-old woman who presents to her family physician’s office complaining of periodic blurred …
What causes the dose-response curve to max out? a. When the drug is antagonized. b. When all the receptors are occupied by binding to a drug. c. When the drug is metabolized. d. When the drug is absor…
- A physician calls the pharmacy to ask for a recommendation on IV antibiotics for a 36 yo M patient (72kg, 5â10â) with cellulitis on his arm. He states he wants to cover the usual cellulitis bact…
Ethanol and fomepizole both decrease ethylene glycol toxicity however, they have different pharamco/toxico*kinetics. What are the specific kinetic differences?
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I’m working on a case study about a 66yo female with a history of diabetes who has a swollen, red and painful knee after scraping it one week ago. I’m not sure if I should be considering osteomyelitis…
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A women has just received Zithromax 250 mg today. then 1 qdx4d. While talking with the patient, she tells you that she is allergic to Erythromycin . When she took it previously, she had stomac…
Read the following prescriptions and: Answer Questions 2. Type in thedirections PRACTICE PRESCRIPTIONS Identify the elements on these prescriptions by answering in the space beneath the question. JA…
31_Following is true for Pegloticase except: Following is true for Pegloticase except: A. B. it is a pegylated uricase it oxidatively degrades uric acid into allantoin it is present endogenously in hu…
what are the necessary medical treatment and nursing interventions can be conducted on a patient diagnosed with bacterial meningitis ? please include the pharmacology
A nurse is assessing a client who has a prescription for ondansetron. Which of the following findings should the nurse identify as a therapeutic effect of the medication? A. Decreased pain B. Suppre…
NEED the DRAWING of basic concept map for pharmacology topic: NSAIDS and pain management. Thank you!
these answers are wrong. Can you solve them please? Question 2 1 points As a woman goes through menopause, what expected changes happen? Select all that apply. va. Increased production of gonadotropin…
A patient with diabetes is on atenolol (Tenormin) for HTN. Identify a education teaching plan for this patient. A patient is having a hypertensive crisis (230/130), and the blood pressure needs to be …
Which of the following statements about peptic ulcer disease is false: a.It may be associated with alcohol consumption b.It may be associated with the use of NSAIDs c.It may be associated with hematem…
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SLE like syndrome is most commonly associated with the administration of the following drug ? a. rifampicin b. procainamide c. digitalis d. phenytoin
Case study: A 5-year old boy is diagnosed with ALL (acute lymphoblastic leukaemia). Following standard treatment, he develops profound myelosuppression and severe infection. a) What treatment is likel…
- Estudia distintos recursos educativos disponibles en la Biblioteca Virtual para conocer mas sobre pacientes en tratamiento farmacologico para el sistema cardiovascular y el sistema genitourinaryo. …
Correct answers for this QUEST ION Consider a region of Si at room temperature. For each of the following cases, calculate the equilibrium electron and hole concentrations (n and p). Assume that the d…
1) Identify baseline nursing assessments that should be implemented during the treatment of dysrhythmias. 2) Cite common adverse effects that may be observed with the administration of antidysrhythmic…
a client has been prescribed across for treatment of diabetes mellitus. client teaching regarding this medication would include which installation
help with this. Trademark Sample # Generic Name and Manufacturer Dacron@ Dralon@ TENCEL@ 28
Bacteriostatic means that a drug Oacts as a booster to the immune system. Okills the bacteria. O produces immunity. hinders the growth and progression of the bacteria. Question 18 (2 points) Listen Wh…
Susan Jones, a 4-year-old, is coming in with a chief complaint of ear pain. You diagnosed her with OM and want to treat her with an antibiotic. Susan, who weighs 38 pounds, is allergic to PCN and is n…
The Food and Drug Administration requires that non-sterile compounded products meet the USP _______________ standards
Case: AP, a 42 year old, G8P5 (5025) from Tondo Maynila came at the ER today with an onset of moderate vagin*l bleeding which was noted to be dark red in character soaking 1 adult diaper and was ass…
A population of mice will be used in a dose response study using chemical A. One in vitro study revealed that 100 ppm of A in a mice body might correspond to the LD50. If the average body mass for the…
- Briefly define the following terms: a. Toxicology b. Poison c. Genomics d. Proteomics e. Metabolomics 2. Toxicity is referred to as a cascade of events set up by contact with a dangerous chemical. …
What information should be reinforced to a diabetic client taking the dietary supplant black cohosh?
What are the strengths and limitations of hormone replacement therapy? What are some of the possible reasons one would or would not support hormone replacement therapy? Why is it necessary to prescrib…
Q1. Based on the demonstration you saw before, apply RCA or root causes analysis through the fishbone diagram to analyse why Medcare is struggling with underreporting of medication errors. Identity th…
1 A patient has a prescription for gabapentin, fluoxetine and diltiazem. what is the drug class for the medication indicated for hypertension? 2 A patient has a prescription for Elavil, famotidine, an…
Norvasc 10mg dispense 30 tablets Directions: 1 tab po qd What is days supply?
(Case study – Chap. 18) S., age 8 years, is brought to the emergency department by her mother. S.’s mother states that S. has a 3-year history of allergy-induced asthma. S. is in acute distress; her r…
Why do patients typically take PPIs medications and what are some consequences of long-term use?
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A nurse is preparing to administer ampicillin 1G IV. The nurse reconstitutes a 1G vial of ampicillin With five ML of sterile water to yield a final concentration of 330 MG/ML. How many ML should the n…
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The nurse is providing education to a client prescribed insulin for home use. What information should the nurse include in the education? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY Group of answer choices How to rotate …
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Question 1 A nurse observes another nurse taking oral opioids from the medication room at the hospital. Which is the best action for the nurse who observes drug diversion to take?
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A 20- year old female was brought in because of salicylate overdose. What would the plasma drug concentration be if serum albumin level was found to be 2 g/L (normal level is 4.5 g/L)?Given: Protein b…
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The Vd for Viratoxaarabine was shown to be 34 L. What is the expected plasma concentration of viratoxaarabine in microgram per deciliter (ug/dL in to one decimal), in micrograms per deciliter, immedia…
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Cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan®) 4 mg/kg per day po has been ordered. The patient weighs 154 lbs. How many milligrams should be given each day?
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Give examples of bacterial resistance mechanisms………………………….
Select the volume required to dispense 500 mg of vancomycin in 500 ml of D5W (5% dextrose in water). The IV is to be administered over 2 hours. Five grams of vancomycin is mixed in enough water to mak…
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You are reviewing newly prescribed medications with the wife of a patient who will be discharged today on a liquid diet after jaw surgery. She will be giving the patient his medications. There is a pr…
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James Day, who is 4 years old, weighs 36 lb. James’ mother states that his asthma has flared and has been wheezing despite his inhalers and SVN treatments. Select an oral prednisolone syrup for James,…
Which of the following effects is not observed during the treatment with parasympatholytic drugs Tachycardia Mydriasis Relaxation of the bladder sphincter Relaxation of the intestine
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My patient weighs 12kg. I recieved anorder to give patient keflex 75mg/kg/day via GT Q6 hours for 7 days. How many milligrams of keflex do I administer with each dose?
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- Based on this fitness classification, determine the client’s target (minimum and maximum) MET zone. Plot the target MET zone on the graph paper. Determine the corresponding target (minimum and max…
A mother of a 4-year-old weighing 30 lbs calls your office asking for dosing recommendations for ibuprofen (Motrin®) for a fever. Recommended dosing is 5-10 mg/kg every 6-8 hours as needed. Ibuprofen…
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(TCO 16) The level of blood calcium is largely controlled by which gland? Group of answer choices Thyroid Pituitary Parathyroid Adrenal
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You have just given 2.5 tablet(s) with a dosage strength of 1000 mg each. What was the total dosage administered?
Can you share with us information about the aminoglycosides? What antibiotics are in this class? What adverse effects are associated with them?
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8mg of epinephrine in dextrose 5% in water has been prescribed for IV infusion at a rate of 10mcg per minute. The IV solution has a total volume of 500mL. The IV should be infused at how many mL per h…
Enumerate five benefits that third world countries get from nanotechnology especially in its application in agriculture and food industry.(Answers may be written in bullet form or sentence form.)
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What drugs would the nurse administer for their antiplatelet effects? Select all that apply. a. Ticlopidine b. Desirudin c. Fondaparinux d. Abciximab e. Alteplase
Discuss “steady state” or “plateaus” in detail. List at least 3 points why plateaus are an important concept as we dose patients. Also, please state 2 situations under which a plateau can be reached.
Enlist the sources from where the drugs can be obtained. Discuss the resins and their uses.
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Q3: Define relative and absolute IC50value and how do we determine it from a graph? (provide examples to better describe your explanation). (4M)
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What are three of the principles of palliative care?
Explain the rationale behind enteric coated medications.
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. Define the terms broad-spectrum and narrow-spectrum antibiotics. List factors that determine which antibiotics are ordered. List the advantages and disadvantages of each.
Diltiazem {Cardizem} 90 mg by mouth three times a day is ordered for a person with hypertension. The medication is supplied in 60 mg scored tablets. How many tablets should the nurse administer?—– …
Question 42 A child has duch*enne muscular dystrophy and the parents want to know how this occurred. Which statement by the healthcare professional is most accurate? which below is the best answer?…
Keng has chronic hepatitis that has led to mildly impaired liver function. He has an infection that would be best treated by a macrolide. Which would be the best choice for a patient with liver dysfun…
The nurse is instructing a client with hypertension about foods that are low in sodium. Which menu selections by the client indicate to the nurse that the client understands what has been taught? Se…
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A by-product of muscle metabolism found in the blood is _____
What is the fate of norepinephrine after it is release and acts on the receptor?
A 76-year-old female patient is receiving digoxin, 0.125 mg PO qAM, for atrial fibrillation; furosemide, 40 mg PO qAM for congestive heart failure; and supplemental potassium, 40 mEq PO qAM. The patie…
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The order is to give a medication 0.5 g po qid. The medication is available as 125mg/5mL. How many tsps will be given for each dose?
You will watch several videos from Clayton’s Basic Pharmacology for Nurses. The videos will cover administeringsthese types medications: Adminstering Ear Medicaitons Administering Eye Medications …
Use of intranasal corticosteroids in prepubescent children poses a potential risk of slower linear growth, growth velocity, or not growth?
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- Determine the number of stereocenters in cholesterol molecule. Label each centre with -R and -S symbols based on Cahn-Ingold-Prelog nomenclature.
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The majority of drug metabolism is catalyzed by the cytochrome P-450 group of enzymes. When the enzymes are inhibited, a drug simultaneously given will do what?
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The nurse is preparing medication education for a patient who has been prescribed captopril (Capoten). Discuss the essential information that the patient should receive as part of this education.
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Question 19 of 50 A patient is receiving an infusion of lidocaine following a cardiac arrest. The lidocaine is mixed as 2 g in 500 mL of dextrose 5% in water (D5W) and is infusing at 45 mL/h via elec…
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An adult patient and two school-age children have recently returned from 2 months in Africa. While in Africa, the patient misplaced the preventive medication for malaria. a. What is the life cycle of …
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Which statement about drug agonists does the nurse identify as being true
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Describe the effects of atropine on the major organ systems such as Eyes, GI, Cardiovascular, Respiratory and Glands. Based on these effects, describe multiple clinical uses of atropine
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Client education for DASH diet (Select all that apply)
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Name two treatments that should provide therapeutic benefit for their constipation.Include their generic names.
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The physician orders 500ml of NS to infuse at 175ml/h for a patient with vomiting.Tubing drop factor is 15gtt/ml. Calculate the flow rate in drops per minute.
IVEI (sbe Give: 1.5 tabs The physician orders 0. 125 mg of Lanoxin (digoxin). The medicine bottle indicates that the strength of each tablet is 0.25 mg. How many tablets would you administer? Give: 1…
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CL-1 -Calculate fraction of drug removed by liver if arterial plasma concentration of drug entering liver is 1.85 mg/L and venous plasma concentration of drug is 1.12 mg/L. Volume of blood perfusing t…
Are there are differences among equivalent doses of PPIs for the treatment of nonerosive GERD? Is there a max duration of PPI therapy? In addition, it should be noted that Ranitidine has recently been…
The stock concentration of a medication is 1000 mcg/ml. How much is needed for a dose of 0.75 mg? Please show breakdown.
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The physicians orders 2g of Flagyl PO twice daily for 7 days. The pharmacy supplies 500 mg tablets. How many tablets should be administered for each dose?
could you solve these please? Moving to the next question prevents changes to this answer. Question 4 of 35 Question 4 1 points Saved A client is going to have bowel surgery in the morning. The physic…
A patient asks you the following questions about Hypertension, how do you respond? 1. What is the name of the medication? 2. Why do I need to take it? 3. What are the possible side effects of that m…
How does albuterol MDI work? Make sure to include the drug category, mechanism of action, onset and duration of action, and safety considerations. How does ipratropium MDI work? Make sure to include t…
Hi, how would you reach the answer to this question? Amitriptyline is a basic drug with a pKa of 9.4 and a Ptrue value of 88 between diethyl ether and water. 40mL of an aqueous solution containing 120…
Circle the errors on the label and write the correct label information. Worksheet 7: Prescription and Label RX Geoff Taylor, MD 67 Whitford Avenue Providence, RI 02908 (401) 555-1212 fax: (401) 555-13…
A patient brings in a prescription for Lyrica. It has 12 refills on it. What is wrong with the prescription, and what would you do?
How many milliliters of 2.5% hydrogen peroxide solution can be prepared from1 pint of 15% hydrogen peroxide stock solution?
#3. The physician orders cefazolin sodium 0.5 every 8 hrs. The nurse has to reconstitute from powder. The vial contains 1g with directions “add 2.5ml sterile water and shake. Provides a volume of 3ml …
Question 35 of 50 The nurse receives an order for dopamine 5 mcg/kg/min. Dopamine 200 mg in 500 mL of normal saline (NS) is available. The patient weighs 280 lb. How much medication will the patient …
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bronchial asthma or with COPD. 3) A client is prescribed Spironolactone. What potential adverse effects should the nurse monitor? Answer:
pharmacology case study PHARMACOLOGY CASE: MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION Derreck Bryant is a 58-year-old male who was brought to the ED by ambulance after he collapsed and was unconscious and not breathing. A…
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Medication labels provide information that is critical to the effective use of medications. What are the types of information included on these labels and the possible adverse consequences that may re…
Define low osmolar infusions, give examples of low osmolar infusions and their composition.
What are some potential complications or issues in treating comorbid disorders?
Order: dobutamine 10mcg/kg/min Patient’s weight: 95 kg Available: dobutamine 100mg in 250ml of DsW What is the flow rate? ml/hr
The answer shown is correct but I am unsure how to get to the answer. Would greatly appreciate the help, thank you so much! 46. Plutonium-238, an a emitter and a compact heat source, has a half-life o…
Why might a vaccine stop seeming to work against a virus? What is the solution if it stops working?
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Please indicate the proper answers, showing your work in order to be selected as best answer. Name: BIOL 4220/5220, Fall 2016 Homework Assignment #2: Half-Life: Note: You must show all the steps befor…
Calcium Gluconate for Injection 10% in 10 mL vial How much calcium gluconate (alone) is required to prepare the 10% (10 mL)? Calculate the osmolarity. Is it the same as written on the label? Why/why n…
- _____________The physician has ordered Cleocin 2.5 g in 150ml of D5W IVPB to be infused over 30 minutes. The patient weighs 88 kg. How many mL/hr will you set the pump?
A nurse is teaching a client about the insulin product which has been prescribed. The nurse determines the session is successful when the client correctly chooses which insulin they will be using that…
what are the job duties of a pharmacy technician. what is Florida’s scope of practice for a pharmacy technician.
What is meant by the neurochemistry of a drug? Identify one neurotransmitter and describe its physiological function in the human brain. Provide an example to support your description. This discussion…
A patient has an order for tramadol 600 mg over 24hr period in 4 equally divided doses. Medication available: is tramadol 50 mg per tablet. a. How many milligrams of tramadol in each dose? b. How many…
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Question 3 1 pts Suppose an elderly patient needs to take fluoxetine. Compared to a 25-year old individual, the elderly patient will most likely present: ‘ Lower levels of free fluoxetine in the pla…
- Pharmaco*kinetics is: a) The study of biological and therapeutic effects of drugs b) The study of absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion of drugs c) The study of mechanisms of drug actio…
- 8.2ml of SWI (sterile water for injection) are added to 5 million units of penicillin. After reconstitution each ml will have a strength of 500 00OU/ml. How many mL are needed for the following dos…
A nurse is caring for a client who has a new prescription for dobutamine. the nurse should clarify the prescription with the provider if the client is receiving which of the following types of drugs? …
A 35 – year – old woman, suffers from bronchial asthma, atopic form. After entering the hall of the museum, she had an attack of dyspnea. One hour later she was hospitalized. Select the correct drugs …
Can you explain how to find the solution to this problem and show work? . The patient has instructions to take tetracycline, 0.75 g, BID for 5 days. The medication is available in 250 mg tablets. Haw …
Drugs that produce loss of sensation throughout the entire body
JK is 62 yo and has a history of CHF. Now is diagnosed with angina. Which of the following should be avoided in those with CHF? a)hydralazine b)amlodipine c)verapamil d)clopidogrel
A patient taking Metformin (Glucophage) is scheduled for a cardiac cath. The patient asks why he can’t take his metformin the day of the test. What is the most appropriate reply? Select
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You are a supplier to the health company PT Kimia Farma which is engaged in providing raw materials for vaccines and other health products. You are assigned to participate in the procurement of raw ma…
11). Drug X is available as an ester form with moiety Y [chemical structure of the ester is XY2]. The molecular weight of the ester and Drug X is 500 and 100, respectively. How much of the ester would…
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Catemenial epilepsy refers to increased frequency and duration of seizures during the luteal phase of the menstrual cycle. The hormone most likely involved is: Select one: a. FSH b. Progesterone c. GH…
Order: Cleocin 150 mg IM every 12 h Available: Cleocin 300 mg per 2 mL How many mL are needed for each dose?
How long should mental health care providers generally wait before they decide whether a medication regimen in working for a patient with BIpolar Disorder? Question 7 options: a) They should know le…
compare the complications that occur due to vitamin A, D, C,K and E in detail?
I’m having some challenges on this practice questions. Can someone help clarify my views on the answer I’m choosen? Which of the following drugs are used inthe pharmacotherapy for treatment of depress…
please help me answer my assignment. highly appreciated. Calculate the required amount for the following mixtures .. 5. Chloral Hydrate Elixir, Pediatric Chloral Hydrate 40.0 g Water 20.0 mL Black Cur…
Insurance Experiment Half of the class will be assigned as sickly and half of the class will be assigned as healthy. Sickly people are predisposed to becoming ill but healthy people never g…
A 25-year-old woman is brought to emergency department because of suicide attempt. She called her ex-boyfriend saying that she took a handful of sleeping pills. On examination, she appears lethargic, …
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How does a person’s ethnicity and culture correlate with how a person’s body metabolizes medications?
you have a case study to write, use a fictitious patient who is suffering from breast cancer, please discuss the following issues:- Brief outline of the disorder Common presenting complaints (if any) …
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Question One . Something is WRONG with each of the following statements. Briefly explain what is wrong and why in your answer booklet. a. Tumour necrosis factor (TNF) is found on the surface of dendri…
How will knowledge of psychopharmacology enhance a future career in drug counseling?
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The following solutions are ordered for a TPN: Travesol (amin acids) 7.5% 500mL dextrose 70% 300mL Sterile water for injection 200mL What is the final concentration of Travesol? What is the final conc…
Order is 20mg morphine PO PRN for pain every 4 hours . Available is morphine 10mg capsules . How many capsules will be given.
If bulk compounding 2 quarts of 0.01% solution, how many milligrams of active ingredient are needed?
YOU ARE THE NURSE CARING FOR A CLIENT WHO HAS RECENTLY BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH A DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS AND IS PRESCRIBED HEPARIN BY CONTINUOUS IV INFUSION AT 1,400 UNITS/HR. AVAILABLE IS HEPARIN 25,000 UN…
3.The nurse is gathering assessment data from a client who is the sole caregiver for four children. What assessment information should the nurse prioritize when providing care for this client? A) The…
Pharmacology discussion question.you are caring for a 3 year old child newly diagnosed with type 1 mellitus. the child will be started with insulin. what nursing considerations are essential for car…
Please help in these challenging questions Contextual investigation; The significance of populace based administrations is set apart by the mark achievements of general wellbeing, for example, the con…
Discuss the medication Amphotericin B interms of; State the drug name and its therapeutic category Pharmacodynamics (how does this drug work to achieve its intended response) Pharmaco*kinetics (how is …
How well prepared should one feel about taking a Human Diseases and Pharmacology course, haven already taken both a healthcare terminology course as well as a Survey of Anatomy and Physiology course
What additional information is needed to fully assess this patient’s constipation?
Ordered: Lasix 60 mg On Hand: Lasix 25 mg/2 mL How many mL are required?
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The drug name is Abilify 1. Write the brand name, generic name (if any), and complete chemical name of the Abilify . (2 points) 2. Write out the chemical structure of the Abilify; please write the s…
The physician orders meperidine HCl 75 mg IM (intramuscular) every 4 to 6 hours prn for a patient admitted with acute cholecystitis. You have on hand meperidine HCl 50 mg/mL. How much will you give?
Design pharmacological experiments, using named drugs, to investigate each of the following in ileum smooth muscle To determine whether histamine and serotonin (5-hydroxytryptamine) act on the tissue …
Each 1gmWhitfield ointment should contain 30mg of salicylic acid (100% potency) and 60mg benzoic acid (100 % potency). If you have been provided salicylic acid (99.7% potency) and benzoic acid (98.9…
What are the antigens in tumors and tissue transplants that are recognized as foreign by the immune system?How does the immune system recognize and react to tumors and transplants?How can immune r…
An 18-month-old and weighing 32 pounds needs streptomycin sulfate. This drug is administered to adults as 1 gm in a daily IM injection. What is the appropriate dosage for the infant? Use Fried’s Rule.
Could you identify one category brand/generic drug from the following 7 drug classifications as well as common side effects and contraindications . Thank you! · Decongestants · Expectora…
6 100 14 Question 9 v UNI LAG QUESTIONS A client was admitted with a blood sugar of 954mg/dl. who was diagnosed with diabetic ketoacidosis. The provider has ordered an insulin drip to bring the blood…
please solve use annotated diagram where appropriate. Question 4 Compare and contrast bacterial Gram-positive and Gram-negative cells and use this to explain how, and at what stage of the growth cyc…
Drug discrimination studies are used to tell us: O how reinforcing the drug is O if the drug can confer reward to a place to determine the therapeutic efficacy of the drug O how the drug "feels&q…
Liquid hostinex 5mg q 4-6h as needed. Medication is available with a dosage strength of 1mg/ml. How much medication do you need to measure out
A nurse is assessing a female patient who is taking diphenoxylate HCl with atropine sulfate. Which of the following would lead the nurse to suspect that she is experiencing an allergic reaction? A. Nu…
Lab D: Determination of Ibuprofen Concentration in Liquid-Filled Gel Caps** ATTACH a copy of all analytical results (data and spectra) from the Cary 60 spectrophotometer to your report. Analysis of th…
Hospital pharmacy rotation homework: Describe one CMS/TJC Core Measure and how it is addressed in the facility. (CMS: Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services) (TJC: The Joint Commission) I would …
Choose the correct answer. -. PIZZA (#420,40.07) What is the standardized labeling for nonprescription drugs required by FDA? O A Package insert O B Manufacturer’s instructions O c Drug Facts
Furosemide (brand name) Classification: Indication: Side effects/ adverse reactions: Nursing Considerations:
Order:Meperidine (Demerol) IV q 6 h PRN. Available:Meperidine 4 mg/mL.IV infusion not to exceed 3 mg/min. How many mL would you push during each 20 se…
Your patient has an epidural infusing hydromorphone with bupivacaine at 6 ml/hr continuously. The patient’s blood pressure at the beginning of your shift was 92/58 with a heart rate of 68. You noticed…
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19)-Dose ordered: acetaminophen 140 mg ud for 5 days View Image Label (160 mg/5ml) Full Volume to be given: MDC 50580-123-03 FOR Complete Order Directions: HOSPITAL/GOVERNMENT USE ONLY Children’s TYLE…
Why a coronavirus vaccine (new agent) takes over a year to produce? 2. What are the phases to testing new vaccine?
please solve part b only . Question 3 You are a formulation scientist specialising in aqueous solution formulations. a) Explain the importance of aqueous drug solubility in the development of solut…
- A nurse is preparing to administer potassium chloride (KCL), The provider prescribes potassium chloride (KCL) 20 mEq suspension PO daily. The bottle is labeled KCL elixir, 10 mEq/mL. How many mill…
What is the meaning of CL/F in pharmaco*kinetics. When it is used?
James Day is 4 years old and weighs 36 lb. James has a chief complaint of ear pain. Your assessment includes bilateral OM and acute sinusitis. Select an antibiotic and calculate the dosage based on th…
What are the advantages and disadvantages of using medications with anticholinergic effects in older individuals and individuals with cognitive impairments?
M.R. is a patient who was in a major motor vehicle accident 48 hours ago that resulted in a significant head injury. The patient was recovering without complications until he began to have increased u…
Exercise 7: INVESTIGATING DISEASE OUTBREAK IN A PIG FARM An outbreak occurred in Farm A located in Lipa City, Batangas. Farm A is a farrow to weaning operation with 3,500 sow level with the off-site n…
Be sure in your response please Aunque inicialmente su concepto se limitaba al acaso escolar, y consistía en el hostigamiento repetitivo e intimidación que llevaba a cabo el o los agresores. En la a…
A child is to receive IV fluids at maintenance rate. The child weighs 26 lb. Calculate the 24-hour fluid requirements for this patient. (Round to the nearest whole number) Show your work in dimensiona…
Order: Give Naprosyn suspension 0.375 g po. Available: Naprosyn 125mg/3 mL. How many mL will be given?
What benefit would the nurse describe for treating pinworms and roundworms with a prescription for pyrantel instead of mebendazole?
Drug Study Report 1. Select at least one (1) particular drug from any drug classification which could affect the body system. 2. From the selected drug, make a drug study report discussing all from th…
- MD order for Amoxicillin 500 mg/day divided in 2 doses/day for 14 days Available: Amoxicillin 300mg/5mL. Bottle contains 100 mL after reconstitution. Recommended safe dosage range is 50 – 75mg/kg…
Does the cost increase for life saving pharmaceutical drugs deny the medical profession’s oath of, “Do No Harm” to patients? Why/why not?
Give at least 3 examples of vaccines and their importance.
Pharmacology Chief Complaint “We are trying so hard to have a baby. Maybe that’s why I’m so tired all the time … too much pressure.” HPI Vickie Greene is a 31-year-old African-American woman who pre…
List three patents on OxyContin that belong to Purdue Pharma. Comment on the types of patenting strategies used by Purdue for extending patenting exclusivity for OxyContin (new indications, formulatio…
What is the difference between a systemic fungal infection and a superficial fungal infection? What is the mechanism of action of anti-fungal therapy? Please discuss/compare the Pharmacotherapy of azo…
- Before initiatingabacavir, ananti-retroviral, for anewly diagnosed HIV positive patient the nurse practitioner ordersHLA-B*5701 allelegenetic testing. The test confirms that the patient …
Digestion/gastrointestinal This week we are covering OTC Digestion/gastrointestinal medications, and so the class project must include only one (1) OTC Digestion/gastrointestinal medication. It can be…
pathophysiology. What are the common clinical manifestations of UTI? What organism causes the vast majority of catheter associated UTIs? Explain how Candida can cause UTI. Explain how biofilm contribu…
Hi tutors, All information have been provided and i am not lacking anything as this are all from my tutorials… Q1) An aqueous chlorhexidine gluconate solution, with a density of 1.061 g/ml, contains…
How do the nervous and cardiac systems rely on the mitochondria? Relative to toxicity, (dendrotoxin and coumadin, a neurotoxic and a cardiotoxic compound), how might these examples disrupt mitochondri…
CHAPTER 15 Mary R is a 27-year-old office worker who presents to her primary care physician, Dr. Lee, with an 8-lb. weight loss over the previous 2 months. Ms. R tearfully explains that she is plag…
20) An infection in which the host cell is not killed by the infection in which virus continues to be shed so that the cell serves as a reservoir from which the infection spreads is which type of infe…
Dosage calculation College.popu 7) Order: amoxicillin oral suspension 20 mg/kg/day PO in three divided doses The label on the bottle reads 125 mg/5 mL and the child weighs 35 Ibs. How many milliliters…
- A patient with a history of severe late-phase asthma response is prescribed an inhaled short-acting bronchodilator, corticosteroid, and mast cell stabilizer. Explain in lay terms when each of these…
in 2 Which of the following would increase blood pressure? O hypotension O pulmonary embolism O atherosclerosis O myocardial infarction
Ordered: 50 mL D5W with 250 mg Ampicillin to infuse over 30 min. Calculate the flow rate to be administered. Flow rate = _____________.
- What are the major symptoms of organophosphate insecticides’ poisoning? Explain why these may occur.
- Stool softeners should not be given to patients: a. with dysphasia or esophageal obstruction. b. with acute abdominal pain. c. who are bedridden or debilitated. d. who have diarrhea caused by inf…
How does bethanechol work? What are its adverse effects and how do they relate to the action of the parasympathetic nervous system?
Case Study, Chapter 49, Drugs Used to Treat Anemias A nursing faculty member is preparing a lecture on drugs used to treat anemia. The lecture outlines the process of erythropoiesis and an overview…
Can amoxicillin be given combined with basic ph drugs why or why not
a nurse is reinforcing teaching or a client who is depressed and has a prescription for fluoxetine 20mg po twice daily. the nurse should identify that which of the following statements by the client d…
PHA105 COMPOUNDING. Calculate the amounts required to prepare the following mixtures: Benzalkonium chloride 200 mL Distilled Water qs ad 4000 mL Mitte: 2L
___________Order:Aminophylline, 50 mg IV. Available:Aminophylline, 106mg/5mL. How many mL will be administered? ____________Order:1500 mL of NS to be administered over 8 hours. Tubing l…
What is the process for obtaining prior authorization for prescriptions?
According to New Jersey law, which duty is a hospital pharmacy technician allow to perform? The New Jersey Board of Pharmacy limits the number of technicians a pharmacist can supervise at one time. Un…
A major reason the Radical Republicans opposed President Abraham Lincoln’s Reconstruction plan was that his plan explain well
please fast answer without explain 5According to the diagram attached the therapeutic range of the drug is considered low, this means that the drug is: Select one: Not very safe It is very safe It is …
Understanding why cardiologist chooses certain medications is confusing. Is there a better way to understand ACE versus calcium channel blockers versus beta blockers?
Question 52 A 9-year—old female patient presents with symptoms of both attention deficit hyperactivity disorder [ADHD} and oppositional defiant disorder. In evaluating her symptoms, the PMHNP det…
3500 g is equivalent to A. 3.5 kg B. 350 kg C. 3500 kg D. 35 kg
Jane Smith, who is 35 years old, has been bitten by her dog this morning. She is not allergic to any medications. Give a detail of the patient prescription
“Write a 2- to 3-page paper that addresses the following: • Explain how the factor you selected – behavior might influence the pharmaco*kinetic and pharmacodynamic processes in the patient from the c…
Discuss pharmaco*kinetics, pharmacodynamics, dosage, use, potential interactions of Neurontin, robaxin, and mexitil.
Suggest a potential drug delivery system to overcome barriers associated with nose-to- brain delivery of a hydrophilic drug. Consider a recent research article in literature and explain the advantages…
Which agonist would be safest to give a patient with tachycardia? Norepinephrine, Epinephrine, Ephedrine, or Isoproterenol
A sample (10.00ml) from an i.v. infusion bag (1L) containing sodium chloride was diluted to 250.00 ml in deionised water. 10.00 ml of this solution was then further diluted to 100.00 ml with deion…
A nurse is preparing to administer a PRN order of IV morphine 4 mg/ml. How fast does the nurse administer the IV push?
The nurse has an order to infuse 1,500 mL normal saline IV over 8 hours. How many drop per minute {gtt/min} will the nurse set on gravity tubing that delivers 10 drops/mL? {Round answer to the nearest…
Mr. B is 40 years old and in the primary care office for follow-up of his hypertension. He states, “My friend died this past week from a heart attack. I have high blood pressure and really don’t take …
You are designing a double blind clinical trial to investigate the efficacy of a new medication in treating chronic renal failure patients with several comorbidities.Assuming that the budget is not …
Days’ supply calculation: Prednisolone 15mg/5ml solution Take 10 milliliters by mouth twice daily Dispense 240 milliliters 2. Testosterone 200mg/ml suspension Inject 1 ml into the muscle week…
The cyclic effect that result in menstruation is a result of… A. Deficiencies in both of the female hormones B. Fluctuations in the blood level of the gonadal and pituitary hormones C. Increased Oxy…
45.) Which of the following is a pharmacological effect produced by narcotic agents. A.) Produces analgesia through the loss of consciousness. B.) Increased gastrointestinal motility. C.) Respiratory …
calculate the fluid intake in milliliters. 2. Calculate the following individual items and give the total number of milliliters: 3 Popsicles (3 oz each) 1/2 qt iced tea 1/, glasses water 12 oz soft dr…
Order: Tigan 0.1 g IM q 6h p.r.n nausea Supply: Tigan 100mg/2mL Give:_____mL?
Please answer . What is the significance of knowing your primary and secondary metabolites
how you can initiate the community to get their COVID-19 vaccines?
Erythromycin suspension 200 mg q6h is ordered for a 4-year-old child who weighs 16 kg. The usual pediatric dose is 30 to 50 mg/kg/24 h. how to work this problem?
From a strictly mechanistic point of view (i.e., ignoring practicalities, FDA approval, etc), what drugs might be most appropriate for abreast cancerpatient with the following known mutations? Exp…
What are the challenges of developing anticancer drugs?
what are the sign and symptoms of opiate withdrawal? when should you withhold and opiate agonist
You are a researcher studying the potential cardiac toxicity of a new drug that your company is developing. You have three potential in vitro models available to you: a 3D model of the human heart (ca…
Question 3 1 pts 3. A drug with a therapeutic index of 100 would have which of the following characteristics: O TD50 of 50 mg, ED50 of 5 mg ED50 of 0.1 mg, TD 50 of 5 mg O ED50 of 0.1 mg, TD50 of 10 …
Mr. Russell is a 69 year-old male who presents to your clinic with complaints heart palpitations and light headedness on and off for the past month. He has a history of hypertension and is currently p…
A nurse is caring for a client who has hyperlipidemia and a new prescription for colesevelam. The nurse should monitor the client for which of the following manifestations as an adverse effect of co…
How much protein (in mg) would be needed for an HTS campaign, in which 100,000,000 compounds will bescreened in 96-well format, when the final protein concentration in the HTS assay is 30nM and the …
- White blood cells b. Red blood cells c. Phagocytos d. Myocardial cells 29. A client is receiving epoetin alfa for anemia. Which adjunctive therapy is imperative with epoetin alfa? a. Potassium sup…
uestion 18 1 pts 3. A patient with MRSA infection is started on an IV infusion of an antibiotic at a dose of 800 mg/hr at 8:00 AM. At what time would the drug reach 88% of its plasma steady concentra…
A police officer is rushed to the hospital with a gunshot wound to the neck that has damaged a vertebra. Which of the following could be the abbreviation given to the damaged bone? a. T3 b C4 C. L5 $2
How does Pharmacology differ from clinical pharmacology? Give examples of how nurses utilize pharmacology in clinical practice.
A feeding tube is running at 75 ml/hr, how many liters will infuse in 25hours. round to the tenth
Could you please explain this for me? I do not understand it. I read this on a website: ATOVAQUONE + PROGUANIL : These two drugs work by different mechanisms that produce a synergistic inhibitory effe…
Describe how variation in drug responses can be influenced by age, compliance, bioavailability, pharmaco*kinetics, and pharmacodynamics
Explain the reasons why enhanced firing of a cholinergic neuron would lead to increased ACh synthesis in that neuron.
Question 13 What antigens are critical in graft rejection? (1 mark) Question 14 Where does central tolerance take place and what do positive and negative selection refer to in this process? (3 marks) …
An ICU nurse injected a patient with 10ml (20 MeQ) of Potassium Chloride believing that it was normal saline. The bottles were the same size and had similar labels. The patient died minutes later. Wha…
The order is for Morphine 8mg I M. the drug label reads morphine 10mg/ml. how many milliliters will the patient receive.
Which organ completes physical development more quickly than other body parts?
The doctor ordered Ampicillin 30mg/kg for your patient. How many mg per dose will you administer to a 160 lb. patient?
Assignment 2 Ft. w. is a 64-year-old Caucasian postal clerk who has smoked a pack of cigarettes a day for the past 35 years- He reports to his GNP in his family practice ctinic. He presents with prog…
Discuss how gastric and intestinal motility influence drug absorption. Why is this significant when taking care of the elderly population?
Question: Connectase is an unusual monomeric hom*olog of proteasome subunits that is a sequence-specific protein ligase. A substrate for this ligase is methyltransferase A (MtrA), a key enzyme of archa…
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what category of medications are considered safe for pregnant women
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Identify 3 things the patient will need to be monitored for with taking the medications
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What can nurses do to help patients prepare a psychological toll of the physical and emotional toll of infertility treatments?
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A nurse is preparing to administer lidocaine (Xylocaine) 4 mg/min by continuous IV infusion. Available is lidocaine 0.004 g/mL in dextrose 5% in water (D5W). The nurse should set the IV pump to delive…
Compare and contrast the types of drugs used to treat osteoarthritis with those used to treat rheumatoid arthritis.
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Use your preferred search engine and search for the U.S. Metric Association. Write down one interesting fact about the metric system?
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the nurse practitioner orders 1 mg of a medication. the nurse understands that this is how many mcg?
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Dopamine plays an important role in the CNS, but may also be given in high doses systemically as a cardiac medication. Despite this, these cardiac patients do not suffer any CNS effects. Why?
Evaluation of the structure of rivastigmine reveals that the aliphatic chain containing the tertiary amine is located meta to the carbamate group. Provide an explanation as to why a para orientation o…
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A nurse is about to administer an intramuscular injection to a client when the client’s gown touches the needle. What action should the nurse take.
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If the memory deficiencies related to Alzheimer’s disease are due to a loss of acetylcholine signaling in the brain, why are AChR agonists not successful in treating these symptoms?
Order: Fentanyl 30 mcg IM 30 minutes before surgery. Available is a vial with a dosage strength of 0.05mg/mL. How many mL will you administer?
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The doctor orders dopamine to run at 5mcg/kg/min. Stock supply 50mg/250mL.The weight of the patient is 100 lbs. The drop factor is 60 gtts/mL What is the flow rate in gtts/min?
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Nitroprusside (brand name) Classification: Indication: Side effects/ adverse reactions: Nursing Considerations:
Using the link to a hychloric acid SDS answer the following questions. (6 marks) https://beta-static.fishersci.com/content/dam/fishersci/en_US/documents/programs/education/regulatory-documents/sds/che…
If Drug Y passively diffused more effectively than Drug Z in a local environment with a pH of 3, what should be concluded?
Are there restrictions for nurse practitioners prescribing or distributing controlled substance in a pain management clinic in Mississippi?
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Which single clinical finding provided a definitive diagnosis of sickle cell anemia in this patient?
When the client experiences facial flushing, a throbbing headache, nausea and vomiting after consuming alcohol while taking Disulfiram, the nurse is aware that this is due to which of the following? a…
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Which among the following chronic lung disease commonly known as ‘black lung’ disease,leads to reduced life expectancy in coal-miners? [A]Pneumoconiosis [B]Progressive Massive Fibrosis [C]Mesothelioma…
Give examples of how nurses utilize pharmacology in clinical practice
Ketonazole (MM 531 g/mol) is considered a basic drug and it has 2 pKas (~2 and ~ 7). Fluconazole (MM 306 g/mol) is considered an acidic drug, having a singular kPa volue )~2). Given this information, …
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a healthcare professional is about to administer iv pacl*taxel to a patient who has ovarian cancer.Which of the following should the healthcare professional take?
Ms. Plant, aged 48 years, is admitted to the hospital with a seizure disorder. She experiences generalized seizures approximately once a month. Her prescribed drugs include carbamazepine (Tegretol) 30…
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For the following 2 case studies highlight the acquired risk factors ? Attachment added Evidence Data: Question 1 : a) For the following two case studies highlight the acquired risk factors. Mrs SY 27…
What are some similarities and differences between thereuptakeprocess and the role ofmonoamineoxidase? Focus on the processes and not on the drugs that may affect them.
What are some alternatives to the enteric-coated tablet form that can be easier to take for old people?
Please select the correct answer(s) This patient wants to buy some flu preparation. The preparation he wants contains (acetaminophen, diphenhydramine, and phenylepherine). He wonders if it is OK to ta…
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The patient’s IV is running at 54 gtts/min The drip chamber is calibrated to deliver 26 gtts/mL. How many mL/ hour will the patient receive?
Ipecacuanha and tolu mixture APF contains 1.5% v/v concentrated anise water. If 3.7 mL of concentrated anise water was used during manufacture, how much Ipecacuanha and tolu mixture APF was prepared (…
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What is an early light microscopic sign of irreversible cell injury?
Order: 300mg Amoxicillin IV q. 6h upply: Amoxicillin 3 g, multi-dose vial Directions: Reconstitute with 10 mL diluent to yield 250 mg/2mL, total volume 120 mL Give: ______ mL How many total doses are …
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Write a one summary of your wellbeing status in general like a student at first year,using the model (which includes community, environment, health, relationships, security, and purpose component). (1…
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Please go over my answers for corrections.. 5. The nurse needs to administer Ketorolac 15mg IVP. If your unit supplies vial of Ketorolac 25mg/10ml, how many ml will you need to administer to total the…
The nurse administered acetaminophen to the client for an elevated temperature at 1010. After reviewing the electronic medical record, what potential safety concerns should the nurse be aware of prior…
The profession I am currently in school for and heavily considering becoming a Registered Nurse. I have always wanted to take care of people since I was little and it’s so exciting that I am finally o…
The healthcare provider orders 1.5 g of a medication to be administered every 13 hours. The pharmacy sends 500 mg tablets. How many tablets should the nurse administer per dose? —– tablet{s}
A 3-year-old child is brought to the emergency room having just ingested a large over dose of promethazine, an antihistaminic drug.Promethazine is a weak base drug with a pKa of 9.1. In this case of…
In the recent shortage of medicines for colds and cough, the country experienced the problem of fake drug products. Dr. Robles, 2016-2020 president of PPhA, along with two other filipino pharmacists, …
Why is it best to take savella 25 mg in the morning and 50 mg at night?
Beyond stimulating aldosterone secretion, list the effects of ANG II. Give examples and brief descriptions of pharmaceutical agents that work by altering responses in the RAS pathway. The kidneys assi…
Question 32 Not yet answered Points out of 1 Flag question A nurse administers a 250mcg IV dose of cosyntropin to a patient. How long after administration of the medication should the nurse draw a cor…
NSAIDs produce their analgesic effect by inhibiting the production of which prostaglandin? PGD 2 PGE 2 PGI 2 PGF 2α T x A 2
If the pharmacy does not have a designated private area, what steps can be taken to ensure the patient’s privacy when dispensing this new medication and while answering specific questions the patient …
A medication has a minimum inventory level of 120 and a maximum par level of 600. Currently there are 85 tablets on hand and the package size of the medication is 500 tablets per bottle. How many bott…
steroid for 2 weeks. Prednisone 10 mg tablets. you plan to give 40 mg daily for 3 days, 30 mg daily for 3 days, 20 mg daily for 3 days, 10 mg daily for 3 days and then 5 mg daily for 2 days before dis…
What is the wild type function of the ABCB1 gene transporter and How does the wild type pharmacogenomic of ABCB1 work?
A patient is to receive D5W at 100ml/hr. The drop factor is 10gtts/ml. what is the drop rate/min?
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Discuss the risks and benefits of calcium supplementation for a patient with a bone disease.
Chlorhexidine gluconate is available as a 2% (w/v) topical solution. The molecular weight of chlorhexidine gluconate is 505 g/mol, what is the molar concentration of this solution.
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You are caring for a patient that has a high pain tolerance due to chronic pain and does not look like they are in pain. What would you do if they asked for more pain medication?
What client’s health problem involves tissue with the greatest number of mitochondria?
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Prescription drug abuse has climbed to epidemic levels. What is the overall financial impact of prescription drug and heroin abuse? How is it measured?Should patients receiving chronic pain medicati…
List three classes of drugs affecting the Hematopoietic System.
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Naloxone injections have a short DoA of approximately how long (in hours)?
Hyperosmolar, hyperglycemic syndrome treatment should include: Aggressive rehydration with D5W/0.9%NS intravenously and high dose insulin Aggressive rehydration with 0.9% NS intravenously and correcti…
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“Should steroid use be an individual choice, given the facts that there are both positives and negatives for those who take them”?
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A patient has been receiving nicardipine (Cardene) for hypertension for 6 months and blood pressure has been brought within normal values. Propranolol, a drug that decrease the hepatic metabolism of n…
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Calculate the amount needed to prepare.. 6. Diluted Acetic Acid, N.F. Acetic Acid 158 mL Purified Water qs ad 1000 mL Mitte: 5 L
A nurse is about to give clindamycin hydrochloride 0.2g PO. The nurse reconstitutes a vial to yield 75mg/5mL. How many ml should the nurse give per dose? Round to the nearest whole number
Why do you think that insulin has a high risk of dispensing errors? Be specific and support your opinions.
the Drug Half- life of Tadalafil is (17 – 22 hours) the allocated drug is Tadalafil You need to write structured extended response about your allocated drug that includes information about the mec…
Question 10 1 pts The nurse is assisting the client in filling a pillbox. A client has been prescribed indomethacin for the treatment of gouty arthritis. The orders state 25 mg ti.d. for first 5 days …
49)The stages of anesthesia, to include analgesia, excitement, and surgical anesthesia, generally relateto what category of agents? A) Opioids B) NMDA receptor antagonists C) GABA agonists D) Barb…
AA is a 30 year old female admitted to the hospital for severe flank pain with urinate urgency and frequency. She has developmental delay and currently resides in an nursing home. Recently she complet…
Identify the four different forms of health care policy.
A second-year nursing student is reviewing key concepts about the autonomic nervous system with a first-year nursing student. The nursing student provides a description of the autonomic nervous system…
An adult weighs 165 lb and is 5’8″ tall. The physician orders Oncovin 2 mg/m 2 for treatment of a malignant disease. The medication available as 1 mg/mL. What dose for this patient? What is the volume…
NSG 220 Heart Failure Case Study Answer the questions based on the following scenario Mrs. G is an 83 y/o female admitted with worsening heart failure.She was getting increasingly fatigued and “gets…
working and ans pls 1) The physician orders lorazepam 0.5 mg oral every 4 to 6 hours for a patient with anxiety. The medication is supplied as lorazepam 0.25 ms per tablet. How many tablets of lorazep…
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Derek Bonner, a 72 year old Aboriginal male, has been on your ward for the past day with Acute on Chronic Kidney Injury secondary to a recent vomiting and diarrhea after food poisoning. Derek has a …
The healthcare provider prescribes propylthiouracil (PTU) and Lugol’s solution, a strong iodine solution for a client with Hyperthyroidism. How should the nurse schedule the administration of these me…
I’m completely confused. An optometrist prescribes tobramycin to a patient with an eye infection. If a 1 L bag contains 160 mg of tobramycin and the patient receives 50 mg of tobramycin, how many mL o…
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A patient with chronic pain is on a sustained-release opioid that is ordered every 12 hours After 6 hours, the patient complains of increasing pain. Which intervention by the nurse is appropriate?
- Name the possible inorganic plant constituents of the total ash obtained from the plant materials used. 2.Cite the purpose of heating the crucible to dull redness until a con…
Doctor’s Order: Heparin 1700 units/hr. Available: Heparin 25,000 units in 500 mL 1/2 NS.The IV flow rate is ____
** ATTACH a copy of all analytical results (data and spectra) from the Cary 60 spectrophotometer to your report. Analysis of the Ibuprofen Samples: Your submitted report must include the following sec…
For Eustachian tube dysfunction: Describe how you would treat this. Describe what the tympanic membrane looks like. Explain how you would educate your patient on this disorder.
65-year-old female presents to the Emergency Room with 90-minute history of chest pressure radiating to the left jaw. History: Smoker 1 pack per day/ 20 years, hypertension & osteoarthritis. She h…
Alprazolam, phenobarbital, and alcohol all bind allosterically to GABA A receptors. What occurs to the GABA A receptor when these substances bind to the receptor?
Case Study: A.T., 21-year-old male, single, from Tarlac, was brought to Saint Lukes emergency room due to fever and calf pain. 2 weeks prior to admission, patient was exposed to a flashflood (Typhoo…
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Pharmacy Benefit Managers: What is their importance/what role do they play in the pharmacy billing world? Support your answer
Explain the concept of receptor reserve using the signalling pathway for beta1 adrenoceptors.
Explain how the administration of psychological pharmacotherapeutics may impact the patient’s pathophysiology
Refer to prescription below to answer questions 1 to 4. 1. Drug A is only available as suspension and each bottle contains 50mL of suspension. How many bottles of Drug A suspension should be supplied …
Which of the following is true regarding stimulation of adrenergic receptors? A. stimulation of alpha1 receptors increases blood pressure . B. stimulation of presynaptic alpha 2 receptors increases no…
Order:Give 500 mg of Keflex po q8 hours. Available: 250 mg tablets. How many tablets will the patient receive in a 24-hour period?
The physician’s order is for ampicillin 0.75 g p.o. BID. The available drug is ampicillin 250 mg/capsule. How many capsules should be given orally twice a day to provide the appropriate dose?
Hello, I need help with ATI Pharmacology Proctored Assessment in February,2018.
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1 L IV bag is to be administered over 10 hours. What is the flow rate in ml/hr? A.150 ml/hr B.10 ml/hr C.100 ml/hr D.200 ml/hr
e 05 Written Assignment- Care Plan You are the nurse receiving report on your patient that was admitted as an emergency earlier in the day. A 64-year-old female underwent a right colectomy. The right…
Before the administration of the dopamine ordered by the physician, what steps should be included in the nurse’s preadministration?
A nurse is preparing to administer medication to a client and discovers a medication error. The nurse recognizes which of the following staff members is responsible for completing an incident report? …
research current clinical trials for a new drug. summarize the current clinical search data and current phase of research the drug is in
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Indications of each of the medicines (apraclonidine, timolol, verapamil)?
what you discover about the prevention of medication errors?
The following molecule is chloroethane. It is unreactive towards hydroxide and most nucleophiles under normal conditions, i.e., the chlorine-carbon bond is not a very good electrophilic center, hence …
The patient in the prior question was started on the appropriate H-pylori regimen for a patient with a medication allergy to penicillin. After being on the correct drug regimen the patient calls in …
Is this product sterile? Single/multiple dose? What do you think would be the most probable size range of the particlesin this product? What general instructions would you provide to any patie…
A child who weighs 84 lb has a prescription for azithromycin oral suspension. The medication is to be given at the same rate of 10mg/kg/d for the first day and then 5mg/kg/d for 3 subsequent days. The…
If a snake venom acts as a myotoxin, give your opinion about the potential usefulness of this venom as a therapeutic drug/treatment. Discuss the concepts of how this would affect skeletal muscles, s…
the nurse is researching a new drug prior to administration. the drug handbook states that the adverse effect are dose related which means that
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Signal transduction involves which G protein coupled receptor systems?
A 65-year-old woman with emphysema is seen in clinic today for a checkup. Her current COPD pharmacotherapy includes tiotropium 18 mcg one daily and albuterol MDI every 4 hours as needed. She is adhere…
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After performing a polarimetry experiment with racemic mixture of carvone, the result showed chiral rotation angle of +45.6°. Determine how much of each carvone enantiomer is present in the mixture…
Give 450 ml NS to patient.What is the metric weight (in grams) of the normal saline?
Need answers for 40,41,42,43 40. Three years later, MB’s [OP has increased once again. Her current regimen is lisinopril 20 mg daily, amlodipine 5 mg daily, simvastatin 20 mg at bedtime and timolol 0….
The body can respond to viruses in many ways. Please describe in detail what these responses are and how they occur including: type of response, cells and factors/molecules involved in each response, …
A woman gives birth to a baby girl weighing 4.4 pounds, which is equivalent to _______ kilograms. The concentration for oral caffeine citrate solution is 60mg/3 ml. The millimeter loading dose based o…
What is the estimated days’ supply of a bottle of dextromethorphan cough syrup, 12 ounces, with the following sig: take 1 and 1/2 teaspoonsful by mouth every 8 hours for cough. Group of answer choi…
Stereotypical purposive movements is a manifestation associated with which type of epilepsy? Select one: a.Psychom*otor b.Jacksonian c.Myoclonic d.Grand mal e.Atonic Which of the following …
How does the term pharmacology differ from clinical pharmacology? Giveexamples of how nurses utilize pharmacology in clinical practice. Please let your answer include your in-text citation. (cited a…
Design a pharmacological experiment to test or measure each of the following in ileum smooth muscle: the relative potency of agonists acetylcholine and carbachol
Why are local anesthetics and vasoconstrictors sometimes used in conjunction? The vasoconstrictors help to prolong the anesthesia produced by the local anesthetics. The vasoconstrictors completely ens…
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To make Daflon 5% ointment, 120 g was added to enough ointment base to make a total volume of 1 lb. What is the new percent strength of the Daflon ointment?
. The need to supplement prednisone with high doses of vitamin D . The need to avoid drinking grapefruit juice for the duration of treatment c. The importance of gradually reducing rather than abruptl…
Please, make a medication card for the following medications including generic and brand name, classification, therapeutic actions, indications, adverse Reactions, contradictions, Nursing considera…
1- Identify the Glucagon-like Peptide-1 Agonists (GLP-1 Agonists) on the Top 300 drugs and identify pertinent counseling points. Include: a. Timing b. Common side effects c. Serious side effec…
Mr. Rashid Ahmed is a 50-year-old Middle Eastern male who was admitted to our unit at 0600 this morning after being admitted to the ED at 0400 with a diagnosis of dehydration and hypokalemia. We are m…
What are specific screening tools used for different types of cancer?Anyone of all can answer on one or more types of cancer.
Mrs. Wright brings her son, Timothy Wright, to your practice. He is complaining of his right ear pain. After taking a careful history and thorough physical examination, you decide that he is suffering…
Explain how medications are absorbed from the gastrointe tract and metabolized
If a patient with a history of food allergies broke out in skin reaction, which type of inert ingredient is most likely the cause?
The nurse is caring for four patients, which patient would the nurse priorities to see first explain why, A. a 54 year old man with heart failure whose vital signs 1 hour ago were 98.6, 68.18, and 146…
Dispensing and Storing Drugs 10. The prescriber wants a carbonic anhydrase inhibitor IV diuretic. Which one will the phar- macy technician prepare? 11. Which diluent must be used with the IV form of C…
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Imagine that you are a neutrophil within the blood stream. Describe, using a diagram if you wish, how you are able to move from the vessel to the site of a bacterial infection.
Which medication is good for treatment of Alzheimer’s disease and what is the rational.
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How do you get 2 mL as the answer? 4. How many milliliters of undecylenic acid would need to be added to 30 mL of a 20% undecylenic acid topical solution to change its concentration to 25%?
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85-33. How many milliequivalents of potassium are contained in 1 mL the following syrup? Rx Potassium Chloride 25 g Cherry Syrup qs 100 mL 85-34. How many grams of calcium chloride (CaCl2.2H2O) are re…
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Match the medication in the first column with the condition in the second column that it is used to treat. Conditions may be used more than once. Medication Classification ______ Zetia a. Elevated cho…
Gout Case HPI: HW is a 69 yo WM who presents to the urgent care center with severe pain in his left great toe.He woke up at 2 AM with pain so severe that he couldn’t even tolerate the sheet on his…
A physician order penicillin 525,000 units q4h for a child who weights 55 lbs. the recommended dosage is 100,000 – 250,000 units/kg/day in six divided doses. The pharmacy stocks the 200,000 units/mL c…
Topic: Shelf life analysis, Degradation kinetics What is the shelf- life of the drug if C0 is 500 mcg/mL and C after 36 months is 360 mcg/mL? Round off to 4 significant figures.
Question 4 2.5 pt The regimen for subcutaneous heparin sodium injection consists of a minimum initial dose of 10,000 units, followed by a minimum dose of 15,000 units every 12 hours. Considering that …
Arthur Dent is a 78-year-old Caucasian male who is being admitted to the hospital from his long- term care facility after 1 week of dyspnea and cough. He was seen by the physician at the long- term ca…
medical dosage. TIME LEFT: 01:13 55 A physician ordered Reglan (metoclopramide) 10 mg to be mixed with 50 mL normal saline and infused over 15 minutes. A nurse must set the IV pump to deliver the medi…
Oxymorphone What is this schedule number? Under the influence of this medication, how does it effect the patient? How is it used in the operating room? Who/what dispensing this medication? …
I am doing a presentation therefore the answer needs to be 5 minute long Viruses, such as SARS-CoV2, can cause disease if they are not eliminated by the immune system. The body can respond to virus…
Interdisciplinary Communication vYou have been invited to assemble a task force to design a medication assistance program. You need to submit a proposal, regarding who you would invite, to the CEO. …
Pharmacology. 1. Discuss opioid medication and its potential for abuse 2. Explain what you will do next and your decision- making process to support your actions 3. What are some ethical and legal con…
Please fast answer without explain 26) Which of the following can increase toxicity of theophyline ? a. Interferon b. Stavudine c. Zidovudine d. Lamivudine
Which of the following references is published twice a month, tailored to pharmacy personnel who work in a hospital setting, and contains articles on innovative pharmacy practice?
Question 1:A nonproprietary name is also known as a generic name. Why are some drugs called INN drugs? (Max 500 words) Question 2: Is the use of INN drugs ethical? (Max 500 words)
Order: Heparin, 800 U (units) SQ daily. Available: 1000 U/mL. How many ml will the 5. patient receive? NAME: The patient has an order to receive an antacid, 6.5 mg q4h prn heartburn. The medication 6….
Calculate how many tablets for one (1) dose for each of the prescriptions below: Order: Abilify 10 mg po qd
1.b. What information (signs, symptoms, diagnostic tests, and laboratory values) indicates the presence of peptic ulcer disease?
Name 3 contraindications to treatment of angina with calcium channel blockers and which two types of antihypertensive medications may be ineffective on patients of African-American heritage? Why?
An 80-year-old patient who has persistent Atrial Fibrillation (AF) takes warfarin (Coumadin) for anticoagulation therapy. The patient has an INR of 3.5. The primary care FNP should consider: Group of …
What are the differences in Levoquin, Penicillin, Erythromycin, Doxycyclineand theireffects on different organisms and give examples?
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Do you think that the use of insulin pens is easier for patients? Why or why not?
Make a diagram of the synthesis of the major parasympathetic neurotransmitter.
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Name a prototype, and describe the action, use, and adverse effects for each of the following Antidysrhythmic drug classes: A. Class I sodium channel blockers B. Beta-adrenergic blockers C. Potassium …
Prescription Analysis Mr. Gomez presents the prescriptions to you on September 4, 2021 and tells you that he is set to start the prescribed regimen on September 6, 2021. Mr. Batungbakal is a 42-year-o…
Show solution pls 2. 500mcg of Medication B has a half-life of 1 hour. How much of the drug, (mcg) will be available in the body after 5 hours? = 15.75
Name a drug that can decrease blood pressure and relax bladder smooth muscle?
The PA has ordered 900 mcg of IM of a drug which is available in 1 mL vials containing 2 mg/mL. How many mL will be administered? How many tsp will be administered? Note: please show work and explanat…
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Identify the different routes of medication administration 1.Which is the fastest? State the advantage and disadvantage 2.Which is the slowest? State the advantage and disadvantage 3.?…
A patient is newly diagnosed with diabetes. When the nurse attempts to teach him about blood glucose monitoring, he says, “I don’t really care how to take my blood sugar. I am not planning to do that …
The child weights 66 pounds and the physician has ordered a medication to be given 30 mg/kg of body weight. What dosage will be given to the child?
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Explain what you would tell a patient about nitroglycerin sublingual tablets for the following: storage and handling how to take it
1)Choose the correct statement about evolution of new viral strains. a)Accumulation of point mutations can increase the pathogenicity of the virus. b)All mutations …
Why does the total volume of two or more substances with known volume when combined will not always lead to their mathematical sum?
This person is an elderly patient with terminal small cell carcinoma in their right lung. They also have brain metastases and has a lot of breakthrough pain. The drugs this elderly patient is taking a…
The patient states she is taking levothyroxine for her thyroid problem. She says her heart is acting weird, palpitations and she must stand in front of the air conditioner because she is so hot. What …
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learning to write prescriptions, please help me write out a complete prescription for the three practice questions below Practice #1 – Jane Smith Jane Smith has hypertension and needs a prescriptio…
There are a few factors playing out in the scenario below and I would like to know, what is the main diagnosis for this scenario? Although his back pain is chronic (10 years), could this be spinal ste…
A 40 mg dose of a drug was administered as an intravenous bolus injection.The drug has the following pharmaco*kinetic parameters : k=0.11 h-1 and vd=33L. Calculate the plasma concentration at 3h.
7ppii-Calculate required capsule size to prepare 500 mg capsule. Powder has density of 1 g/ml.
Order: 250 mg of Ampicillin.Available: Ampicillin 1g/10 mL. How many mL will be given to the patient?
Would the answer be creatinine clearance due to renal failure or CMP due to hypocalcemia? Here is my source I’ve used for reference: https://www.pdr.net/drug-summary/Alendronate-Sodium-Tablets-alendro…
when a person presents with a bipolar manic episode what would be the first medication administered? Clearly in the maniac stage with no current medications. Lithium 300 or an antipsychotic?
Which of the following hormones is not involved in blood glucose regulation? Select one: A. Insulin B. Cortisol C. Incretin D. Adrenaline Which of the following cannot open the ryanodine receptor on t…
what are the pharmaco*kinetic and pharmacodynamic implications of administering lisinopril and naproxen to a postpartum hypertensive mother
Give several reasons why nutrition has become a national concern.
Mitchell Grange is at the neurologist’s office to receive the results of recent testing after Mitchell’s complaints of muscle tremors, rigidity, and slow movement. The neurologist prescribes an antipa…
The order reads to mixKeflin1.5 gram in 100mLD5W IVPB to run over 30 minutes q8h.Stock supply is 100mg/mL. Drop factor is 15gtts/mL. What is the flow rate for the IVPB in gtts/min? _________…
The order is to infuse 1000mg over 8 hours using IV tubing with the drop factor of 20. Calculate the flow rate.
**Advance Pharmacotherapeutics** **Medical School Student, Physician Assistant Student or Nurse Practitioner Student Preferred* Please answer the 5 questions below using the Subjective Data, Objective…
Work out deligently ,provide quality answers i will not accept wrong answeers final 190 Question 1 In the case of anterior spinal artery occlusion is bladder function preserved or is there urine reten…
The health care practitioner knows that analgesics are prescribed for which of the following? a. To sedate b. To relieve pain c. To calm or soothe d. To produce sleep A client is prescribed morphine a…
How would you standardise a method for controlling a major design document on a project?
The parent of a toddler is upset that antibiotics have not been prescribed for the toddler’s middle ear infection. What should the nurse include in the teaching plan? Select all that apply. a.Ear in…
working will children in families with parental substance abuse. Rebecca Wallström, RN, BSN; Renée Ståleborg Persson, RN, BSN; and Martin Salzmann-Erikson, RN, Phd.Give a review of the art (Wha…
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A client with hyperthyroidism is scheduled for a thyroidectomy and is to receive radioactive iodine in the days before the surgery. How should the nurse administer this medication? Group of answer cho…
Describe the mechanism of action for the quinolone antibiotics and illustrate/describe/explain the mechanisms of resistance that develop to ciprofloxacin.
What is a controlled substance?Describe the proper storage requirements of controlled substances in the medical office.
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. Which of the following drugs is associated with the reaction of Tendon dyfunction? A. Digitalis B. Niacin C. Tetracycline D. Fluoroquinolones
(a)A 72 kg patient is started on a drug with an IV bolus dose of 180 mg. After 24 hours a dose of 80 mg is given, and after another 8 hours a dose of 120 mg is given. Using t…
please help, also provide references. The nurse is visiting a 78-year-old client in the home. The client has type 1 diabetes mellitus, hypertension, and osteoarthritis in both knees. The client’s sigh…
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Theses answers are wrong. Can you solve them please? Question 1 1 points Saved The nurse provides teaching about digoxin to a client who will be self-administering the drug at home. The nurse determin…
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All of the following are non- steroidal anti-inflammatory drug
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Eddie is a 42-year-old patient who has been taking brand name Nexium for acid reflux for the past year. When he visits the pharmacy today to pick up his monthly prescription, you notice the insurance …
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A 78-year-old patient is in the recovery room after having a lengthy surgery on his hip. As he is gradually awakening, he requests pain medication. Within 10 minutes after receiving a dose of morphine…
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all older adult male Is adiflitted to tie emergency departillelit (ED) withi chest palli arid as an order for nitroglycerin (NTG) sublingual. Which is the priority action for the nur o take?
20.) Which of the following is the mechanism of action for alteplase? A.) Antiplatlet. B.) Clot buster. C.) Inhibits clotting factor Xa. D.) Glycoprotein IIb/IIIa inhibitor. E.) Inhibits vitamin K …
The process of recombination involved in producing immunoglobulins (Igs) particularly depends on: Select one: a. rearrangement of DNA b. rearrangement of primary RNA c. rearrangement of protein domain…
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ARBS are contraindicated in: A renal disease B second & third trimester of pregnancy C seizure disorders D depression
Please help with this? 41 Which of the following newly prescribed diets will require the dose of lithium carbonate (Eskalith) to be reduced in a patient with bipolar depression? O low calorie low carb…
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- The dosage range of a drug that is both safe and beneficial known as the therapeutic window ." A. True B. False
Question 2 2. An adult dose of niacin is initially 250 mg/day. This is increased every week for 11 weeks until a maintenance dose of 3000 mg/day is reached. What is the increase in dosage per week? mg…
TY (a 50-year-old male patient) suffering from pneumonia was given 1000 mg IV bolus dose of the antibiotic Z. The following table contains his plasma concentrations: Time (min) Concentration (mg/L) 5m…
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Does anyone know 2-5?. 2. How many days will the following medication last? Hydrocodone/APAP in a strength of 5mg/325mg #84. Take one tablet by mouth every 4 to 6 hours prn pa. 3. A prescription is re…
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7) What is the molecular mechanism of agonism at 5-HT1 receptors? 9) What are the features and mechanism of action of Ubrogepant and Rimegepant.
pantozol 40 mg calcium gluconante 10% 1 gram Tablet. secal calcium zofran 8 mg primperan 10 mg pantozol 40 mg perfalgan 1 gram can you give me answers for all this medications: 1. Medication trad…
The nurse is administering Tetracycline to a client. Which would be an appropriate teaching tha needs to be done prior to the client starting on this medication? Micros ( A) Obtain frequent hearing te…
A patient requests that you identify a particular capsule. Which of the following references would most likely assist you in identifying the capsule? Remington’s Pharmaceutical Sciences The Physicians…
Explain potential problems with the following scenarios. What action would you suggest and explain the reason for your suggestions? Q1. When dispensing a prescription you note they are prescribed amlo…
The Tricyclic antidepressants are known to cause multiple side effects includinganticholinergic side effects. These include dry mouth, constipation, blurred vision, urinary hesitancy, esophageal ref…
Is hemoglobin a transport protein (yes or no), what are it’s function and how does it work? (300 words answer) (and where you got the information from)
A doctor orders gentamicin 4 mg/kg/day in two equal doses IVPB to infuse over 90 minutes for a patient weighing 60 kg. The medication is supplied in 60 mg/100 mL solution. a. How many milligrams will …
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To create a desired concentration, we must have a 2 mg substance for each 6-mL solution. How much substance is needed to make a 10-mL solution? Please show breakdown to the answer.
pharmaceutical calculation A pharmacist places 5 mg/mL of acyclovir sodium in 250 mL of DSW for parenteral infusion into a pediatric patient. If the in- fusion is to run for 1 hour and the patient is …
Which of the following is the antidote for the toxin Lead? A. Naloxone B. Nitrite C. CaEDTA D. Dialysis
Please A. Identify a drug interaction that may be used to enhance its therapeutic efficacy when given with another drug or a certain beverage or food . B) Explain the underlying mechanism for the inte…
How is lisinopril damaging to the kidneys? Is it a concern especially for those with kidney disease already or is it neprhotoxic?
Please help me with this molecular pharmacology question, many thanks! Fill in the blank with the correct term, some can be used more than once, Ion channels that open due to direct binding of drug or…
The nurse receives a new medication order for a client to administer 300 mg of medication per day in equally divided doses every 8 hours. How many milligrams of the drug should the nurse administer …
Explain how drugs are used to treat alopecia and wrinkles?
44 What factor must be properly understood when educating an Asian patient about taking medication? The patient will metabolize the medication faster than most. The patient may use traditional medicin…
‘ Each’ * amaaamegm marks "l 29)- A physician asks that 500 ml of 45% solution to be prgpared from a stock supply of 60 9% and 30 36 solution. How many millilitres of the stock solutions are ne…
Question 2 A 73-year-old woman has scheduled an appointment with her nurse practitioner to discuss her recurrent constipation. The woman states that she experiences constipation despite the fact tha …
Q(12-39) 1 thru 6. Please show complete CALCULATIONS. Not just answers. EXAMPLE 12-39 (State Board Examination January 8, 2003 – Form A) Rx 1 This question is worth 15 points. Prepare one dose (6 poin…
Case Study No. 2 R.D. is a 36 year old female patient who was recently diagnosed with stage 2 breast cancer. Diagnosis was made through biopsy associated with a lumpectomy. The findings of pathology r…
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a dihydroxyphenylethylamine derivatives, a relatively polar molecule that is readily metabolized by catechol-o-methyltransferase
Each student should write 2-3paragraphs on the following 2 topics, make subtitles inside the post to separate them. . Each part should have the following 3 components: Introduction of the main idea (B…
A direct acting tyrosine-kinase-inhibitor would be: A. estrogen B. Bevacizumb (Avastin) C. Thalidomide D. Imatunib (Gleevec)
If 25 g of a liquid occupies 20 cm3 in a measuring cylinder, what is the density of the liquid? a) 0.25 g cm-3 b) 0.8 g cm-3 c) 1.25 g cm-3 d) 5 g cm-3
heparin math. Heparin Questions All questions will use Heparin 5000u/5ml for the bolus Heparin 25,000/250ml DSW for the drip Round all weights to the nearest tenth and all applicable numbers to the ne…
37.) Clonidine (Catapres) is used in the treatment of? A.) Bradycardia. B.) Hypertension. C.) Tachycardia. D.) Uremia
Question 1 Theresa weighs 113 pounds. What is her approximate weight in kilograms? Answers: A. 60 kg B. 50 kg C. 250 kg D. 30 kg Question 2 A medication is typically dosed with 50 mg/m 2 dosing. The …
What conditions will not cause an increase in the amount of drug in the blood?
Discuss the pitfalls of improper dosage calculation. Describe what can happen if a dosage calculation is not completed properly. There are definitely ways to prevent medication errors on the medical o…
5) Which of the following is a requirement of a controlled substance prescription, but not required on all other prescriptions? A) DEA number B) Date written C) Signature D) Drug name 6) What are the …
Use nationally approved pharmacology texts/academically proven material to fill out the table below with medication indications, mechanisms of action, contraindications, etc Drug Class Beta adrenergic…
What is it about pesticides and insecticides that make them useful in killing insects but is harmful to humans? What is anantidote for pesticides or insecticides and how does the antidote work to …
Worth 5 points Which is not a reason for a pharmacy to follow up with customers who require information? O A. Improve customer service O B. Catch the pharmacist in an error O C. Ensure that the infor…
Death related to THC overdoses is rare, while K2 related fatalities are somewhat common. Describe how this is possible through both a graded and quantal dose response curves (DRC). Indicate, thr…
A provider orders glycopyrrolate 4 mcg/kg, IV, one dose 30 minutes prior to surgery. The patient weighs 72 kg. The pharmacy provides glycopyrrolate in a vial that contains 0.2 mg/mL. ________
Describe the therapeutic actions, indications, pharmaco*kinetics, contraindications, most common adverse reactions, and important drug-drug interactions associated with each class of anxiolytic or hypn…
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The pA2 for an antagonist is 4.What concentration antagonist is necessary: (show all working out) – to halve the effect of the agonist – to double the (apparent) EC50 – to double the (apparent) ED50…
- Mr. Sweet is a 60 year old man with Type 2diabetes.He has had to take insulin for the past 2 years and normally takes a morninginjection of both NPH and regular insulin.His nurse practitio…
- What time of day should the nurse advise the patient to be most alert for a potential hypoglycemic reaction for fast acting, intermediate, and long lasting insulin.
Question: You have generated a model where your protein functions by heterodimerizing with another protein. Suggest an experimental approach that you could use to test whether the interaction that you…
Activity 3.3 – Toxic effects 1. What are toxic effects Paracetamol is often recommended as the first-line treatment for managing pain. In adults, why is it important not to exceed a maximum dose of 4 …
written assignment You are caring for an 8 year old child who will be given a neuromuscular junction (NMJ) blocking agent. What consideration are necessary when using NMJ blocking agents in children? …
Barbiturates can be assayed by both oxidation-reduction titration and complexometric titration. If you have to assay a sample of barbiturate, which method will you choose and why explain in details ?
Mention 3 Nursing priorities for Trimethropin-Sulfamethoxazole?
Explain the benefits and limitations a pharmacological recommendation and a neurobiological recommendation when working with a client suffering from alcohol abuse and anxiety
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qu ChLIUII LML The PMHNP is performing a quality:r assurance peer review of the chart of another PMHNP. Upon review, the PMHNP reviews the chart of an older adult patient in long-term care facility w…
1) ————— 2) —- 3) — 4) —– 5). An amount of the drug was dissolved in 130 ml water. The drug decomposes by zero- order kinetics. The conc. after 5 months was 180 mg/ml, and the concent…
- the nurse is assign to teach a patient about two new medication. a hypertension medication and an anticholesterol medication. develop a plan of care that includes assessment, nursing diagnosis, int…
Compare and contrast the pharmaco*kinetics AND pharmacodynamics of : ssris (Fluoxetine) and maois (phenelzine)
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For a pharmacology class at Simmons College, The question is: What is an example of a drug that has affinity for a receptor but does not elicit a response
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i need to write about this drug but i didn’t find anything about it can you please help me Ulipristal acetate Formula C30H37NO4 Molar mass 475.629 g.mol-1 Identity and Purity: ASSAY: Buffer: Chromatog…
Is Prinizide safe in pregnancy? What are the possible complications to the pregnant woman and her fetus?
Your patient has overdosed on metformin and is getting hemodialysis how long will it take for the machine to clear his blood if he has 8 liters of blood?
A nurse is aware that diphenoxylate HCl with atropine sulfate is an effective adjunct in the treatment of diarrhea. For which of the following patients could the administration of this drug be potenti…
Please look up the Recommended top Antibiotic for the following Top infections: UTI Pyelonephritis Sinusitis CA-pneumonia in an adult CA- pneumonia in a child Acute Otitis Media External otitis Stre…
Provide reasoning for your answer 1. Dropadexis a new drug that reverses the action of rocuronium and other skeletal muscle-relaxing agents. It appears to interact directly with rocuronium molec…
Women’s Health Case Sandra is a 32-year-old G3P3 executive who presents for contraception.She has been in a monogamous relationship with her boyfriend for several months.She has no allergie…
these answers are wrong. Can you solve them for me? Question 4 1 points The nurse is providing care for a client recovering from spinal anesthesia. How should the nurse best reduce the client’s risk f…
The nurse is caring for a client taking spironolactone. Identify the adverse effects of spironolactone and what findings should be reported to the provider
A drug is considered eliminated from the body when less than 10% remains. If a patient takes 50mg of a drug that has a half-life of 8 hours, how long will it take for at least 90% of the drug to be el…
Lisinopril (Zestril) Indication Adverse effects Nursing Considerations Relationship with the client’s condition. Lopressor Indication Adverse effects Nursing Considerations Relationship with the clien…
- The physician has ordered Tylenol 1000 mg p.o. Q 4 hr. for temperature higher than 1010 F. The medication is supplied in 500mg tablets. How many tablets will the patient receive per dose? 3. Refer …
Lenoxin 50 mcg PO every 12 hours for a child who weighs 44 lbs. SDR 5mcg-10mcg/kg/day in two divided doses. What is the maximum dosage, mcg, per dose? (numeric value, rounded up to the nearest full nu…
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Please help with the questions below, thank you.. For tablets, the first mechanical processes to occur are disintegration and dissolution of the tablet before the agent can become available for absorp…
Which client would require the administration of prophylactic antibiotics? A client with inflammation at the infection site A client with a viral infection A client with a suppressed immune system A c…
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A medication order reads: Amoxil 500 mg PO every 8 hours for otitis media. The client cannot swallow tablets and an oral suspension is provided. The label after reconstitution reads 50 mg/mL. How many…
Find out and list some local Vancouver WA, community resources like support groups that can help patients who are newly diagnosed HIV.
Hospitalized patients frequently require antibiotic therapy. Identify a patient in the clinical setting who is receiving antibiotic therapy. Describe three common adverse reactions that can occur rela…
A nurse provides teaching to a group of nursing students about the risks and benefits of hormone therapy (HT), including estrogen therapy (ET) and combination estrogen/progestin therapy (EPT). Which …
Hello class! For my medication, I chose Humulin N which is a man made insulin that helps with glucose control in diabetic patients. Recombinant DNA is used by inserting genes from one species to anoth…
Order: Administer Mellaril, 0.1 g PO q8h. Available:Mellaril, 30 mg/1 mL. How many mL will the patient be given per day?
Use the following prescription for questions 8 – 10 RX: Paraplatin 315 mg/m2 daily IV infusion DDAVP 150 mg in each nostril qd f30d Hydrea 50 mg/kg/dose PO QID for 10 days 1. What is the total dose …
Drug: atorvastatin Why she is taking the drug The mechanism of action What “good” and “bad” cholesterol means What would you say to her Drug: levofloxacin Why she is taking the drug. What the adverse …
3- JK is a 39-year-old female, who was admitted to the ER after 2 episodes of seizures and currently requires acute IV therapy using Cerebyx. She requires a 1500 mg LD followed by 500 mg IV q 8 hrs …
The physician writes an order for a primary IV of 1 LD5NS with 30 mEq KCl q12 H. The IV tubing set has a drop factor of 12 gtt/mL. what is the flow rate for the gravity IV?
What are the dosing information of the drug NADOLOL (CORGARD)? Can you provide its right dosages for a variety of patients, proper administration, and storage?
My biostatistics course uses R studio to solve questions. I need help with questions in section c. I am not sure how to interpret coefficients of the model and I got a negative y intercept. Please ass…
- Ordered: Penicillin G potassium 200,000 units IM q6h, for a client with an infection. Available: Use 18.2 mL diluent. READ ACCOMPANYING NDC 0049-0620-83 USUAL DOSAGE PROFESSIONAL INFORMATION. Buf…
A 32-year-old male was on sulfadiazine for toxoplasmosis therapy. The patient was receiving 2 g of sulfadiazine four times a day for two weeks. The patient developed dysuria and problems voiding, incl…
You see another nurse practitioner writing a prescription for her husband, who is not a patient of the nurse practitioner. The prescription is for a narcotic. You can’t decide whether or not to report…
presentation (can be a poster, flyer, powerpoint) comparing and contrasting the drugs nitroglycerin, metoprolol, and diltiazem to other drugs used to treat angina. Discuss the best indications for the…
Calculate a client’s total intake in milliliters (mL) from 0700 to 1500. Breakfast: 1 cup of coffee 6 oz glass orange juice ?…
Next Page Question 5 (2 points) 1. Order: Epoetin 65units/kg Weight 176 Ibs How many units of Epoetin does the nurse administer? A/ Units
Answer the questions briefly and substantially. Explain how an increase in blood volume affects blood pressure. Why are angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors important in regulating blood pressure?…
I need help on part one only. Part 1: Determination of kinetic parameters for uninhibited data Prepare the following plots for each data set (i.e. 4 separate plots on each separate worksheet): 1. Acti…
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■The catalytic decomposition of hydrogen peroxide can be followed by measuring the volume of oxygen liberated in a gas burette. From such an experiment, it was found that the concentration of hydrog…
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V.P. 1. Use feedback techniques to obtain patient information including: a. reflection b. restatement c. clarification V.P.2. Respond to nonverbal communication Task: Obtain a Patient History – Role p…
chapter 51 a patient who takes furosemide 80 mg and spironolactone 200 mg for liver diease. patient experiences confusion, weakness and light headedness. he can no longer tolerate heat. what potential…
52.) Which of the following best describes the function of expectorant agents? A.) They relieve or prevent coughing. B.) They depress the cough reflex in the medulla of the brain. C.) They are used to…
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For this week’s discussion board, review Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross’s 5 Stages of Dying. Why is it important for healthcare workers to understand the 5 stages? Pick 2 of the 5 stages and discuss what t…
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What role does diet play in maintaining reduced blood pressure?Identify a specific food or an over-the-counter drug that affects patients anti-hypertensive therapy.
QUESLIUII JO ( 1 PUITIL) Urinary tract infections are most commonly treated with which medication? ( a) Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole (TMP-SMZ) ( b) Azithromycin (Zithromax) O c) Ceftriaxone (Rocephin…
show answers with calculations 1.What quantity should be dispensed for the prescription shown below?Zoloft® 50 mg T po bid Disp. 3 mo. supply 2.How many doses are provided in the …
Discuss the four ways ways poisons can be taken into the body.After poison ingestion, vomiting should be avoided with what five conditions?Short, one-word answers are unacceptable.
Principles of Antimicrobial Therapy/Pathogens 1. Define the terminology used in the lecture (pathogen, normal flora, selective toxicity, bactericidal, bacteriostatic, narrow spectrum, broad spectrum,…
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Many children don’t like the taste of medication due to their sensory system. How can the taste of a medication be modified so that the child is more likely to swallow it? Medications are prescribed…
need help. MAERB COMPETENCY: Cognitive/Psychom*otor Il. C. 5 (Applied Mathematics) Identify both abbreviations and symbols used in calculating medication dosages. (BL2) 11. P. 1 (Applied Mathematics) C…
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An IV fluid is being administered at 125 mL/hr. How long will 1 L last? A 1,000 mL bag is to be administered at 150 mL/hr. If it is started at 7 AM, at what time will it run out? Give answer in both …
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I’m stuck on this question could anyone help 19. The pharmacy standard insulin drip is 100 units of Humulin Regular In 250 mL of normal saline. 1 unit = 2.5 mL. The patient’s blood glucose level is 21…
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Question 5 of 25 A client is taking the Calcium Channel Blocker Nifedipine (Procardia) for the control of moderate hypertension. The client is experiencing postural hypotension. Nursing interventions …
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What is the relationship between presynaptic dopamine transporters and postsynaptic dopamine receptors at both a molecular and cellular level?
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If 1.92 g of KCl is used to prepare 200 mL of a solution, how many mEq of potassium ion will be in one teaspoon?
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The physician orders 1000 ml Ringer’s Lactate to infuse intravenously over 12 hours. The drop factor of the manual IV tubing is 10 gtts/mL. At how many drops per minute (gtts/minute) should the nurse …
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can you me? question below. Describe the following: a. Biosynthesis, storage and release of insulin b. Development of resistance to insulin c. Side effects of insulin d. Diabetic ketosis
Ordered morphine 2mg IV every 12 hours. Morphine is available in a 10mg/2ml prefilled syringe. How many mL should the nurse administer?
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Question number 1 Convert the following. Round answer to the nearest hundredth: 225 ounces to milliliters. Enter numeric value only. Question number 2 A client had the following to drink for breakfast…
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I like to do 4 and 8. Directions: Choose a medication type from the following list, note why the medication is used, and consider adverse effects. Invent a scenario where giving this medication could …
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A patient has diuresed 1200ml and her SOB has resolved. She is on 1.5L per day fluid restriction and input and output ordered. It is now time to administer her antibiotic Azithromycin 375 mg IV a 12h.
What is the very newest medication treatment for osteoarthritis? What makes it better than the rest? Thank you!
Is a medication prescribed for every active problem listed for this patient?If not, what active problems do not have a corresponding prescribed medication?
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The health care provider prescribes intravenous fluid to be infused at 100 mL/h. The intravenous tubing delivers 15 drops/mL. The nurse will infuse the solution at a flow rate of how many drops per mi…
A physician orders 500 mL D5LR to be infused over 12 hours. The drop factor for the infusion set is 6 gtt/mL. What is the flow rate in milliliters per minute? How many milliliters of IV fluid will be …
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3A nurse is preparing to administer a prescribed antibiotic and is aware that the medication is selectively toxic. The nurse understands that this medication: interferes with a biochemical reaction c…
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which of the following drug classes is NOT associated with significant differences in metabolism based on gender? 1. Beta blockers 2. Antibiotics 3. serotinine reuptake inhibitors 4 ACE inhibitors
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Order: Iron dextran 100 mg in 200 mL of NS over 6 hours. How many mL/hr will the patient receive?
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Why can you not die from an opioid withdrawal reaction, but you can die from alcohol, benzo and barbiturate withdrawal reactions?
A patient needs to inject 30 units of insulin. The vial of insulin contains 100 units/mL. How many mL of insulin should the patient administer? A patient enters the pharmacy with a prescription for …
Dopamine IV is ordered at 10 mcg/kg/min for a client that weighs 176 pounds. The pharmacy prepares an IV bag with dopamine 400 mg in 500 mL of dextrose 5% in water (D5W). How many mL/hr will be requir…
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one of your patients comes to your practice with a fever of 101 for 4 days. sputum c+s is sent gm stain indications a bacterial infection. should you treat empirically use broad spectrum initially or …
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calculate the amount to dispense. Ordered: Azithromycin 1 g po daily for 5 days On hand: Azithromycin 500 mg tablets
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Anemis taking NovolinR, a type of insulin, to control her diabetes.The nurse knows that the onset of Novolinis 0.5-1 h, the peak is 2.5-5 h and the duration is 8-12 h.Knowing this, when woul…
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Cells or tissues affect by the intended actions of a drug are known as tissues
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For the following patient: Describe how you would monitor efficacy and safety of the therapies / medications for this patient and or pharmacologic recommendation managements? In a patient with the fol…
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a client with bipolar disorder currently on lithium has frequent manic episode altering addition to the lithium. what is the rationale for adding this medication?
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Mrs PJ is a 67-year-old woman who has recently attended the hospital’s rheumatology clinic. She has been diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. She has come to the community pharmacy where you work to c…
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A 62-year old woman with history of hypertension, Atrial Fibrillation (AF) and type II diabetes. She is non-smoker and obese. Her current medication comprises flecainide 100mg B.D, aspirin 75mg daily,…
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Order: Penicillin, 150,000 units. Available: Penicillin, 400,000 units/5 mL. How many mL will be administered to the patient per dose?
Lasix in 500 mL D5LRS Bolus Dose1 g Administer over 3 hours. 7) How many milligrams of Lasix will the patient receive per hour?
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Discuss the pathophysiologic changes that must be considered when prescribing therapy for heart failure.
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Attempt Workshop-1 For a biomedical product use fault tree analysis (FTA) to establish and record how the manufacturing process can have a negative impact on product quality and patient safety ?
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The health care provider has prescriber the anthithylipdemic , Ezetimibe, for a client diagnosed with hyperlipidemia. the nurse is prepared to prioritized which of assessment to evaluate the effective…
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What is the optimum mix of online and offline sales for an organization?
When I take decolgen, and my head is in pain, Can i take Acetominophen, a pain reliever, when decolgen already has paaracetamol?
Can you provide five existing titles of research paper that is related in the field of pharmacy? In those five titles, can you specify the types of study used in that particular research paper?
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The client is to receive a 2mg/min infusion of lidocaine hydrochloride. The drop factor is 60 gtt/mL. The order calls for the addition of 500 mg of lidocaine hydrochloride to 500 mL of D5W. Calculate …
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- Differentiate between antipsychotic and anxiolytic drug groups. 2. Plan nursing interventions, including patient teaching for the patient taking antipsychotic and anxiolytic drug
what are you curect. Biotransformation of the drugs make them: Select one: O a. Less lipid soluble O b. More lipid soluble O c. More pharmacologically active O d. Less ionized
The doctor’s order reads: give 150mg of Antibiotic X. The vial reads, Antibiotic X 200mg/5mL. How many mL of Antibiotic X will be administered?
Describe how Interdisciplinary communication/collaboration has been researched and used with success to better patient outcomes and satisfaction across all areas of healthcare.
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A health care professional is caring for a patient who is taking zolpidem( ambien) . The patient has a history of benzodiazepine abuse and reports insomnia. The health care professional should caution…
please fast answer without explain 11 Which of the following antifungals is contraindicated in ventricular arrhythmia? a. Itraconazole b. Clotrimazole. c. Voriconazole d. Ketoconazole
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For typical finished product ( e.g . tablets, vials, etc .) processes identify Key product quality attributes and associated process parameters for priority testing. (1 Page)
Order: Cleocin Oral Suspension 600 mg oral four times per day. Directions for mixing: Add 100 mL of water and shake vigorously. Each 2.5 mL will contain 100 mg of Cleocin. How many mL will you give pe…
Introduction to Cell Physiology 1) Describe how the cell membrane maintains homeostasis 2)Describe the process of diffusion, osmosis, and facilitated diffusion
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the nurse has identidied a medication error has occurred. what are the guidelines for reporting and completing an incident report?
find at least two example of pharmacodynamics which give physical or chemical response?
do course hero have tutors that know about pharmacology?
A Drug Submission sent to a regulator (for example, Health Canada or the Food and Drug Administration in the USA) is thousands of pages in length. If you are requested to ensure the information is ach…
what is the mechanism of action, side effects, nursing action and consideration for gemfibrozil (lopid)
Questions; What is adverse drug reaction? What are the six classification of ADR according to Rawlins and Thompson? Differentiate each classification and give at least 3 example of ADR for each classi…
The order is for 0.5 mg of Drug Y. The available drug is 0.05 mg per millileters. How many millileters will you give? The order is for 0.8 mg of Drug Y. The available drug is 0.1 mg per milliliters. H…
Questions (12-38) 1 thru 7. show calculations EXAMPLE 12-38 (State Board Examination June 5, 2002 – Form B) Rx 1 This question is worth 20 points. Prepare one dose (10 points for compounding, 3 points…
A patient tells the nurse that the information about the new over-the-counter drug on an Internet site is overwhelming, causing the patient to question the information available at the site. The patie…
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A 59-year-old African American male presents to the emergency department (ED) with shortness of breath and is subsequently diagnosed with pulmonary embolism (PE). He was recently in the hospital (disc…
Mrs. Peaco*ck has been prescribe triamcinolone acetonide (Azmacort) 100Ug/puff (2 puffs four times daily), as treatment for moderate asthma. How much triamcilone will she receive in a 24-hour period?
please help me with workings. Your agency policy states to start blood transfusions at 50ml/hour. The drop factor of your blood tubing is 15gtt/ml. a. Calculate the drip rate for the first 15 minutes …
All of the following decrease the absorption of dietary iron except
Functional or activity assays can often be more sensitive than binding assays due to amplification of signalling pathways. true or false
What impact does Psychotropics drugs have on sexual dysfunction?
I am a NP student at GCU getting ready to take 3P exam. What document would you recommend to pass this test
do all patients with increased TSH get treated? Or are there a subset that do not? What are the different types of hypothyroidism?
Under the electron microscope, an electrical synapse can be distinguished from a chemical synapse on the basis of Select one: A. the size of the synaptic cleft: being narrow in an electrical synapse B…
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A 9-year-old client has been diagnosed with peptic ulcer disease. The provider states that the client will benefit from a histamine-2 antagonist. What medication is the nurse most likely to admini…
ASAP. vitamins? 15 Patients taking which cholesterol-lowering agent may require supplements of fat-soluble a. Bile acid-binding resins b. Nicotinic acid c. HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors d. Fibric acids…
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I need help figuring out the following questions: 25 , 26, 28, 32, 33 and 36. you are to calculate weight of drug and dose for a 2.5 kg cat
Whenever Mrs. Smith feels like she is under the weather, she calls the doctor’s office wanting a prescription for antibiotics. She says that she cannot afford to get sick and miss work. In your initia…
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What is the pathophysiology for Steven Johnson’s Syndrome and what drugs can cause it?
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Case study question Friday, 11 PM: Jenna B. is an 18-year-old girl. She has a history of seizures since childhood, for which she takes phenytoin, an antiepileptic drug.This afternoon, she …
which of the following medications is the least appropriate option in treatment of postpartum depression? a. paroxetine b. escitalopram c. citalopram d. sertraline
A nurse calculates the pediatric client’s medication dosage using Clark’s rule and uses what formula?
Drugs that are bound to plasma albumin will have a larger body of distribution compared to drugs that do not extensively bind to albumin. A. True B. False
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Mr. Burns takes clonazepam. According to federal law, what must be included on the prescription label? According to federal law, how long dose a pharmacy have to fill the remaining portion of a Roxico…
Which of the following would be recommended to lower a triglyceride value of 220 mg/dL, assuming all other lipid values within normal limits? Group of answer choices gemfibrozil lovastatin ezetemibe…
Case 1: A 65 yo male patient is receiving amiodarone in a bag of normal saline. The nurse wants to know if the amiodarone therapy is compatible with metronidazole?
80% of all individual drug ingredients used in the United States are manufactured in China in order to lower the cost of prescriptions.Post your reactions to this fact.
let’s say J.D made the following statements while you were interviewing him. Tell me which ones suggest the diagnosis of schizophrenia. some of them suggest other mentaal illnesses. you can identify t…
Identify the different nuclei affected by Parkinson’s Disease and describe the neurochemical changes involved (50 DE s). What is the mechanism of action of anti-cholinergic drugs, used to treat Parkin…
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Support with the discussion of specific drugs on the sodium potassium pump to demonstrate an understanding of active transport during neurotransmission.
what does the law say in California about prescription error reporting for MD and NPs?
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Consider how a cultural assessment is a large part of the nursing assessment. Describe the ethnic and cultural factors that affect both drug adherence and drug response. Explain the relevance of the f…
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Ordered: Humalog® 12 units subcutaneous 15 min before breakfast, QSAD for 60 days. Determine how many 10-mL vials of insulin to dispense. Amount of insulin to dispense = _____vial(s).
quality control compute for the following b,c,d,e B. A 2.8 g of coffee sample was weighed and dissolved in 50mL chloroform. It was allowed to stand for 5 minutes and 3 ml of 6N NH4OH was added and was…
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Doctor’s Order: D5W 1 Liter IV with heparin 40,000 Units to infuse at 30 mL/h. What is the hourly heparin dosage?
(a) Compound 3 binds to its target as shown in the scheme below. Describe the interactions that the compound forms with the amino acids isoleucine, phenylalanine and aspartate (for glutamate, see next…
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Calming the critic by finding some way to agree with them is what key aspect? A. Empathy B. Neutralizing C. Negotiating D. None of these
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What are the intravenous antibiotic options for the treatment of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus and Pseudomonas aeruginosa ?
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Question Harold is a 62 year old man who was found to be suffering from depression one year after a diagnosis of heart failure. Sertraline was added to his current prescription of irbesartan. a) Compa…
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1 How many milliosmoles of sodium are represented in 1 liter of 3% of hypertonic sodium chloride solution? assume complete dissociation . MW NaCl 58.5 2 Dextrose anhydrous 2.5% (c- 0.18) sodium chlori…
The patient is a 3-day-old newborn who weighs 4 lb. Ordered: Nebcin 4 mg IM q12h. Refer to information from the package insert. If this is a safe dose for this newborn calculate the amount to administ…
Which of the following disorders generally require tapering up to the highest doses for clinical response? Group of answer choices Major Depressive Disorder Agoraphobia Panic Disorder Obsessi…
Scenario #1 You are having a discussion with your neighbor who has a 14-year-old son. Your neighbor expresses concern about her son and his substance abuse problems. She mentions that her son has been…
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Pharmacology CASE STUDY # 1 1.James, a 3-year-old, has been diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia and will begin receiving chemotherapy with the mitotic inhibitor teniposide (Vumon) and the alky…
The nurse is preparing to discharge a 43-year-old male client who has received treatment for a fracture of the right tibia. The nurse provides the client with a prescription for a narcotic analgesic t…
Which of the following underlined protons is likely to be the strongest hydrogen bond donor? a) alcohol (ROH) b) amine (RNH2) c) phenol (ArOH) d) ammonium ion (RNH3+)
15 4- Carine receives an order: morphine 2 mg IV every 2 hours as needed for relief of pair Postop patient. The vial reads morphine, 4 mg/ml. How many milliliters of morphine w patient receive daily?
A patient, Ms. Reynolds, enters a pharmacy, having just come from her physician’s office. Ms. Reynolds: My doctor just gave me a prescription for methotrexate and did not tell me anything about it! Wh…
MD writes an order for colace 50 mg daily via PEG tube. pharmacy dispenses 100 mg/15ml. How many ml will one administer per dose?
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J.S. is a 50-year-old male patient who is admitted to the emergency department (ED) with the following symptoms: lightheadedness, shortness of breath, and feeling “weak all over.” He also complains th…
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Pain can only be felt by the person experiencing the pain. What are the signs and symptoms that your patient may be in pain? When do you treat your patient for pain? Is there ever a time when you woul…
Explain how pharmaco*kinetic and pharmacodynamic factors can altered his or her anticipated response to a drug.
Pharmacology expects help needed. Please explains to me what quinolones are
Discuss at least three symptoms caused by hypertension physiologic changes and consequences of the disease and how pharmaceutical treatments are designed to alleviate those symptoms. What are the risk…
Please describe the steps involved in making spirits and be sure to include the usual ingredients used to make spirits, especially rum, vodka, gin and whiskey
___________ Order:75 mg meperidine (Demerol) IM. Available:meperidine, 50 mg/5mL.How many mL will be administered to the patient? Round all answers to the tenths place, except gtt/min, which must …
what are the factors that influence orally administered drugs?
Your pt is recieving 37.5 mcg of a medication. This is equivalent to ——– mg of medication. (record your answer using two decimal places). i put .0375 (.04 mL) 2.. The physician has ordered a medi…
Critical Thinking Assignments 1.Answer the question in detail. Each typed paper must be one full page in length. 2.Submit the answer using APA format ( Times Roman 12, double spaced ) at t…
Topic: Extraction 1. Refer to the table (see attached image). Highest extraction yield is observed from which extraction technique? Choices: Soxhlet extraction with hexane Maceration with 96% Ethan…
GMP Compliance efficiencies. Describe why regulatory authorities inspect a pharmaceutical manufacturer against pertinent GMP’s. Compare and contrast specific GMP’s for the manufacture or for example d…
True or Fasle: PAIN IS THE MOST COMMON AILMENT PEOPLE SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION FOR.
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Question 45 A student studying osteomyelitis and asks for an explanation of the term sequestrum. What response by the professor is best ? a. An area of devascularized and devitalized bone?…
New covid-19 vaccine went through clinical trials phase-1 and 2. After analyzing the results, researchers found that this vaccine is deposited more in the fatty tissues. Use your pharmacological knowl…
I’m having some challenges on these practice questions. Can someone help clarify my views on the answers ? 1.Flight of ideas or loosing of associations is associated with: A.Apha…
When the patient was discharged, they were given a prescription of sublingual nitroglycerin in case they had chest pain at home. What directions would the patient commonly be given related to sublingu…
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pre-treatment of arterial strips with the kinase inhibitor Ro-31-8220 (at 50nM) reduced NA-stimulated contractions by 70%, while the same concentrations had no effect on adrenaline-mediated relaxation…
I need to prepare 65 mL of a 60% soda/syrup prescription. To do this, I can use the 80% soda solution ) and the syrup solution (0% strength) that I have in inventory. How many milliliters of each ingr…
regular insulin 100 units 0.9% NS 100 ML rate:20 ML\hr . How many grams of dextrose are in the bag
Case Study Mrs. Jones presented to the ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) clinic for a routine follow-up visit. She reports that the spasticity in her legs has increased and is worse at night. The…
Help Help Help please PHARCALC1104 Worksheet Interpretation of Prescriptions & Medication Orders NAME(s): SCHEDULE: INSTRUCTIONS: Interpret the subscription & signa for each of the prescriptio…
Substances Distance from Distance from Rf value of Identity of the origin to the origin to the components component center solvent front (cm) (cm) Quinine Sulphate Acetaminophen Caffeine Diphenhydrami…
- An older female client comes for a regular check-up.The client tell the nurse that she increased her daily doses of acetaminophen for the past month to control joint pain. Ba…
Possible reason for substitution of Timolol eye drops for Apraclonidine eye drops in 75 year old patient?
Please help with this? 45 During medication administration, which will the nurse consider to be a contraindication to the administration of magnesium antacids? A patient with: O hypertension renal fai…
help, please answer what is asked below,. the longer, the better. Thank you Fill in what is asked below: Name of Occupation: Registered Pharmacist What do workers in this job actually do? Wha…
“Why validation is required for the manufacture of a medicinal product”
i need help with a pharmacology test for community college of Baltimore county 160 ( medical-surgical, concept 1)
How much do you adjust coumadin dose if they are out of INR range?
Indicate the mechanism of hypnotic benzodiazepine action: a) Increasing the duration of the GABA-gated Cl- channel openings b) Directly activating the chloride channels c) Increasing the frequency o…
A patient taking Metformin (Glucophage) is scheduled for a cardiac cath. The patient asks why he can’t take his metformin the day of the test. What is the most appropriate reply? -The combination of…
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As it relates to pharmacotherapy, liver enzymes that inactivate drugs and accelerate their excretion; sometimes called the P-450 system.
Where do I find the test questions for practice Rasmussen for pharmacology?
Week 1 Questions to Answer- cite all answers- use APA sentence structure and referencing 1.Describe the blood brain barrier 2.Describe the pathophysiology of parkinson’s disease 3.Describe the m…
27) What are isobars? 28) What is the measure of performance of petrol in internal combustion engines? 29) What is Isotone? 30) The total number of electrons in one molecule of carbon dioxide is…
case study. Case Study Chapter 2 Pharmacologic Principles The nurse who is admitting an older adult to the medical-surgical unit is taking a drug histo The patient lists his daily and as-needed medica…
the physician ordered furosemide 100 mg in 250 of d5w. it is to infuse at 5 mg/hour per infusion pump. How many hours will the iv run? round to the nearest hour .
Depot-bound drugs can be released during sudden weight loss – may account for flashback experiences? what does this line means?
- Describe pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic approaches for the management of acute and chronic pain. (List at least 3 approaches for each – Chap. 10) 2. Describe the basic differences between gener…
- Which medication is a dry powder inhaler (DPI) that is used only for COPD? a. Roflumilast (Daliresp) b. Salmeterol (Serevent) c. Ipratropium (Atrovent HFA) d. Indacterol (Arcapta Neohaler) 25. Pri…
A provider orders cefotaxime, 100 mg/kg/day, IV, every 6 hours for a child who weighs 5 kg. What volume (mL) of reconstituted cefotaxime should be administered per dose? Round to the nearest tenth m…
Calculate the dosage order furosemide 15mg IM every day available furosemide labeled 20mg/2ml how many millimeters will you administer Need step by step please
Identify two classes of diuretics with regard to mechanism of action, indications, dosage, routes of administration, adverse effects, toxicity, cautions, contraindications, and drug interactions. Usin…
You have been following Mr. Miller for the past 2 years. You have worked with him, trying to get him to lose weight by changing his lifestyle and nutritional habits. He continues to be overweight (bod…
The patient on the telemetry unit is currently experiencing a drop in SBP. The nocturnist orders a 1 L bolus of 0.9% NaCl to be infused over 2 hours. a. How many mL of 0.9% NaCl did the nocturnist ord…
Order: Give 500mg of Keflex po q8 hours. Available: 250 mg tablets. How many tablets will the patient receive in a 24-hour period?
Beta-blockers are useful in the treatment of heart failure. They act by: A. interfering with the ability of the parasympathetic nervous system to increase heart rate B. interfering with the ability of…
34.) Excessive levels of potassium in the extracellular fluid produces which of the following effects? A.) A decrease in the heart rate and a decrease in the force of the heart’s contraction. B.) Depr…
Case Study 1 Myasthenia Gravis A 26 year old male sub-Sahara African who presented at a tertiary hospital with a one week history of severe generalized fatigue. This was associated with difficulty wal…
Background Information : As discussed in this module, diuretics are used therapeutically to treat conditions associated with abnormal accumulation of body fluids as well as the clinical management o…
Explain how targeting corticotropin-releasing factor 1 (CRF-1) receptors can help treat depression.What medications, that target CRF-1, are in the drug pipeline?How close are they to becoming mark…
Aclient will be taking enteric coated aspirin 81 mg orally daily to help prevent heart attacks. What teaching should the nurse provide the client? Group of answer choices Chew up the aspirin and swa…
We’ve spent time this moduleanalyzing specific historical pharmaceutical compounds andsurgical procedures. Reflect more broadly on how we ought to pursue historical study. What sorts of compar…
I need to prepare 30 mL of a 1:6 syrup solution. I have on hand a 50% syrup solution, and a 1:200 soda solution. How many milliliters of each ingredient do I need to create this l solution?
For individual sub-scale scores below 70%, create three Critical Point Statements and identify the reference and page number that correlates with the statement (Title of Book/ page #). Critical Point …
3/1 Essentially all of the pituitary hormones need to be administered through some sort of injection rather than orally. Why? Why are vesicles containing neurotransmitter only found in axons, but…
Interpreting IV Orders and Solutions Directions: Add your answers and show your calculations. Scenario 1 1.Potassium Chloride is available as 2 mEq/ml. How many milliliters should be ad…
Which statement about the distribution of drugs to specific tissues is nmost correct?
I know the answer to this question is “High”, but I would like to know WHY that is the correct answer?? 1.The volume of distribution (Vd) for a drug highly bound in peripheral tissues would be…
1- List all factors that alter the elimination of Phenytoin. List the therapeutic range of phenytoin. 2- List all factors that can alter the pharmaco*kinetics of Phenytoin. 3- List the Phenyt…
- Why would the physician order ranitidine over metoclopramide?
A- What is the potential uses of the drug shown in the picture? B- Show the drug receptor interaction. C- Why this is potentially more potent than current drugs?
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Order: Lopressor (Metoprolol) 100 mg po, bid. Available: Lopressor, 50 mg tablets. The client is going on a 10-day vacation & must have adequate medication to last him until he returns home.…
if a patient is to receive Zofran 20 mg IV in 50ml of D5W over 20 minutes every 6 hours, how many ml/hr will the nurse set the IV pump at to deliver the 50ml IV over 20 minutes? (Record the answer as …
Carl weighs 182 lbs Order: heparin bolus of 70 units per kg and then initiate drip at 14 units per kg per hr. Available: 25,000 units in 1,000 mL of 0.9% sodium chloride. How many mL will y…
please fast answer without explain 1.The drug of choice for treatment and prophylaxis for HSV infections? a.Aciclovir b.Ganciclovir. c.Amantadine d.Cidofovir
Calculation Master formula (1 mark) Compounding formula (5 marks) Safety measures in preparing the product (1 mark) Label (draw and fill in the necessary information) (5 marks) 5 | Page
how can I find the days supply for this? Coumadin 5 Mg Tablet 100 quantity 1 tab po Sun, Tues, Thurs, Sat and 1 & 1/2 tab Mon, Wed, Fri (1 tablet by mouth Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and…
Which side effects are common after receiving a vaccine or other immunologic therapy and can be relieved by taking acetaminophen? Oabdominal pain and diarrhea fever and headache gas and bloating dizzi…
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Which of the following can increase toxicity of theophyline ? a. Stavudine b. Interferon c. Zidovudine d. Lamivudine please fast answer no need for explanation
- A 22-year-old male patient has been on haloperidol (Haldol LA) for 2 weeks for the treatment of schizophrenia. During a follow-up assessment, the nurse notices that the patient keeps rubbing his n…
Module 06 Content This week, your instructor will conduct a Live Classroom Session. Review your instructor’s communication on the calendar, through Announcements or Course Mail for the day and time of…
Pick 1-3 cancer diseases and List the types of laboratory tests of that diseases, including Screening, identification (diagnostic), and measurement (of condition and of medications). Inc…
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Hello! I need help in answering this one. Longer explanation please except for Generic Name. Thank you! Please let me know if you have some questions, thank u . Identify the generic name, tclassi…
ASAP USE Computer to clear images. It won’t let me send the picture again. Which of the following sets of symptoms would be consistent with irritability? " C. Kathy’s personality "A Reduced …
A primary care NP sees a 6-month-old patient who has a persistent staccato cough. The NP is aware that there is a pertussis outbreak in the community. The NP should obtain appropriate cultures and tre…
Written assignment 1.Describe the therapeutic actions, indications, pharmaco*kinetics, contraindications, the most common adverse reactions, and the important drug-drug interactions for ant…
Question 2 Compound 2’s pharmacological target is found inside the brain. O N. 2 (a) When compound 2 is injected directly into the brain it is active. When given orally it is not. Provide an explanati…
(TCO 10) All of the following are risk factors for colon cancer except _____. Group of answer choices family history history of benign polyps high-fat diet high-nitrate diet
The nurse is preparing to administer an IV piggyback antibiotic with a volumetric infusion pump; the piggyback volume is 50 mL. The drug reference states that this infusion should be administered over…
Describe the pathogenesis and/ or pathology of developing Leptospirosis (Provide an illustration for elaboration). Here’s is the scenario Please answer as details as you can, I must give you a go…
Ordered: Digoxin 125 mcg PO. Supplied: Digoxin 0.25 mg tablets. How many tablet(s) will you give?
What clients should the nurse recognize as having a health problem that could result in muscle spasm? Select all that apply.
A nurse is caring for a client with depression and is reinforcing medication instructions for amitriptyline. What should the nurse include.
Note why the medication is used, and consider adverse effects. Invent a scenario were giving this medication could result in an ethical or legally charged situation
23-The weather center has just issued a hurricane warning. What type of disaster warning does the nurse anticipate will be activated? A. Pandemic B. Internal disaster C. External disaster D. Mass casu…
tutoring help is needed with fill in the blank questions for pharmacology/ coriticoids and Nsaids assignment. 8. The produces ACTH that stimulates the adrenal gland to produce cortisol. 9. and are int…
This is all one question and im just stuck 6. Ribavirin and Tamiflu are antivirals that have different modes of action (how it works). Identify the mode of action for each drug and describe what proce…
A drug solution has a concentration of 50 mg/mL. What amount of drug is contained within 20.5 mL of the solution? In 0.4 L? What volume of the solution will contain 30 mg of the drug?
I ATTACH THE EXAMPLE ON ANSWERING THE FIRST AND SECOND LEVEL.OF ASSESMENT. FIND THE FIRST AND SECOND LEVEL ASSESMENT IN THE BOX BELOW. PLEASE ANSWER. Health problems Family Nursing Problems First leve…
During the clinical course, serum tobramycin concentrations were drawn around the second dose of tobramycin, 160 mg (10 mg/kg/dose) IV Q 24 H. Levels are reported as follow: • Random level: 4 mcg/…
Read and respond to the answer 1. What type of angina does S.K have? S.K. has stable angina, which is a type of angina that is predictable and follows a pattern, according to Mayo Clinic Staff.In th…
Choose one ergogenic aid mentioned in the assigned reading that may be of interest to or used by athletes who compete in your case study athlete’s sport. Then, address the following questions: What …
Unit II: Pharmacology of the Autacoids and Eicosanoids Assignment 1: An Introduction to Histamine Instructions: In preparation for our discussion on Autacoids and Eicosanoids, use this guide to rev…
- The physician ordered the Pitocin infusion to run at 6 mu/min. The pharmacy sent up 10 units of Pitocin in 500 mL of D5LR. You would set your pump at _____________ mL/hour.
Please choose two of the following questions to respond to and label which ones you are addressing: Question One: Should we use non-habit-forming pharmaceutical drugs to treat alcohol abuse or are the…
Digoxin 0.25mg is ordered. Digoxin is available as 0.125mv per tablet. How many tablets should be administered?
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Explain how NSAID, corticosteroids and antirheumatic agents assist with RA.
What medication is the safest to use for high blood pressure on a woman who is pregnant?
Janice has elevated LDL, VLDL, and triglyceride levels. Niaspan, an extended-release form of niacin, is chosen to treat her hyperlipidemia. Due to its metabolism and excretion, which of the following …
Be explicit in your discussion of ED50 , LD50, TD50: what each of these are and explain in detail why it matters. Please give 2 examples of each. Discuss classification of drugs, why it is important t…
The healthcare provider prescribes an IV Heparin drip at 12 units/kg/hr.The available dose is a 25,000units/500mL.The patient weighs 185 lbs.What is the flow rate you will set the IV pump at mL/…
what is the Interaction of digoxin and GI stimulants
A nurse is preparing to administer levothyroxine 0.25 mg IV bolus stat. Available is levothyroxine injection 100 mcg/ml. How many ml should the nurse administer? (Round the answer to the nearest tenth…
Which of the following clinical conditions has shown an improvement with hormone replacement therapy? Select one: a. Osteoporosis b. Dysmenorrhea c. Infertility d. Diabetes
Jeb Cranshaw is enjoying a Caribbean cruise on his honeymoon. However, on the second day of the cruise, he starts to feel queasy and seasick. His new wife suggests that he visit the ship’s clinic for …
You are concentrating a solution containing a polypeptide of modest molecular weight by pressure filtration through a membrane. The solute concentration on the feed side of the membrane is 0.10 M and …
Create a comprehensive nursing care plan on patient Mark (it should has assessment, nursing diagnosis, goal or outcome, intervention with rationale, and evaluation) Scenario: Mark Young, a63-year-ol…
help answer the question. Differentiate between a screening plasma glucose, a fasting plasma glucose, a 2-hour postload glucose, and HgbAIC AND identify the data used to arrive at a definitive diagnos…
as a group list factors that can influence the effectiveness of drugs in the body.Determine which clients are nost at risk based on the indentified factors
List the Drug Prototype Session 1: Ranitidine Famotidine Esomeprazole Pantoprazole Magnesium Hydroxide Enema Calcium Carbonate Aluminum Hydroxide Calcium Carbonate Misoprostol Metoclopramide Sessio…
A 54 year old woman is on warfarin with therapeutic INR after a pulmonary embolus 2 months ago. She has a cracked tooth and is preparing for a dental extraction. How would you advise her to manage her…
- The physician orders Lanoxin 0.25 mg IV daily.In the patient’s medication drawer is:Lanoxin 0.5 mg/2 ml.How many ml do you give? _____ 2. Phenobarbital is available in 60 mg scored tabs.The…
The client receiving a heparin infusion of 50,000 units in 250 ml of d5w over a 18 hour period. How many ml/hr will be administered?
Lab 4: Pre-Lab Questions What are emulsifying agents, and why are they important in some pharmaceuticalS?
Must show your work !! 11.Order: Flagyl (metronidazole) 7.5mg/kg PO q6h. how many mg of this amebicide would you administer to a patient who weighs 150 lb? 12.Paxil (paroxetine HCI) 50 mg PO daily has…
60.) Ethosuxamide (Zarontin) is the drug of choice for treating? A.) Petit mal epilepsy. B.) Jacksonian epilepsy. C.) Psychom*otor epilepsy.
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Question number 42 The nurse is caring for a 72-year-old client admitted with a heart failure exacerbation who has a new prescription for furosemide [Lasix] 80 mg intravenous push (IVP) daily. Which a…
describe the therapeutic effects of various categories of drugs used to treat anxiety, psychosis, depression, and manic-depressive disorder.Next, list alternative names given to anti-anxiety and ant…
How does natural killer cell assist in cell- mediated and humoral immunity
A 3-year-old girl presents to the emergency department with a history of recurrent UIs with costovertebral angle tenderness, high fever, and dysuria. A urine culture grows gram- negative lactose-ferme…
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Need help answering this. Please be thorough with your answer– this is the only information that I was give. Provide a hypothesis that would explain how different opioids characterized by different a…
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Formulate a prescription for a child weighing 50 lbsfor amoxicillin suspension for acute otitis media (AOM). The dosage 90mg/kg/day in 2 divided doses maximum 2000 mg/day for 10 days. Constituted as…
Potential Errors in the Prescription-Filling Process Directions: Use the information from Tables 14.2-14.12 to help you determine which step(s) of the prescription-filling process correspond with the …
Why should beta adrenergic blockers be used cautiously?
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very easy help 1.How many milligrams of sodium chloride are needed to compound the following prescription, given that pharmacist only have 1% isotonic phenylephrine HCl solution on hand? (…
Question 1: Betty is a 38 year old Secretary who has come to the clinic with a fever, sore throat, and cough that she has had for 2 days. Her posterior pharynx is reddened with patches of purulent e…
what is the role of GABA in anxiety and benzodiazepine?
Describe the neurotrophic hypothesis of depression (making sure to incorporate stress and cortisol) and use it to explain why antidepressant effects take week to months to improve brain function
answer in mL/hr. A nurse is preparing to administer Cefazolin 2 g in 100 mL of dextrose 5% in water (D5W) IVPB (intravenous piggyback) over 30 minutes. How many mL/hr is the intravenous (IV) pump prog…
it is urgent please. C. Applying the dose in an even layer D. Washing off the previous application 17. The nurse is teaching a client newly diagnosed with type 1 diabetes how to self-administer subcut…
Briefly describe post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: Rate of Occurrence in a Solder/Woman versus Civilian/Man
these answers are wrong. Could you solve them please? Question 1 1 points The nurse is describing the structure and function of the cell membrane to an interested client. What structural components sh…
Inhibition of acetylcholinesterse by poisoning blocks neurotransmission at the neuromuscular junction because: Select one: A. ACh is no longer released by the presynaptic terminal B. ACh synthesis at …
please summarize the following article with attention to importance of specialized pharmacist https://pharmaceutical-journal.com/article/news/only-13-of-ibd-teams-meet-standards-for-pharmacist-involve…
A pharmacy technician is directed to weigh 15 g of substance in order to limit the percentage of error to 0.5%. What is the maximum potential error in milligrams the technician would not be allowed to…
Using Chapter 9 as a reference, present an example of and your calculation solution for each of the following: Gross death rate Net death rate Newborn death rate Surgical postop death rate Surgical an…
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During the third dose Mr. Smith vomits ; how should the nurse handle this situation ?
What is NOT a preferable initial treatment of choice in status epilepticus? Lorazepam (Ativan) Diazepam (Valium)– Propofol (Diprivan) Fosphenytoin(Cerebyx) Is it Propofol or Fosphenytoin?
Ch 45 Antiarrhythmic Agents 1) Prepare a table that describes the therapeutic actions, indications, pharmaco*kinetics, contraindications, the most common adverse reactions, and the most important dru…
Answer the questions briefly and provide explanations per item. Explain how an increase in blood volume affects blood pressure. Why are angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors important in regulating…
Ethan is suffering from rheumatic fever as a teenager and in his mature age he suffers from mitral valve disease and is at high risk of thromboembolism. He has been prescribed warfarin, which has a na…
Using the information of kinetic studies. explain how the rate of dosing of new drugs per hour is determined. Also discuss the relationship between that dosing rate and the pharmacological activity of…
How much liquid or suspension is needed to fill a prescription for the following? Augmentin Suspension 200 mg bid for 10 days Albuterol Liquid 4 mg bid for 10 days
PHAR100 S 2021 Assessment 2 Questions 1. Your mother tells you her diabetes medication is now generic and is so much cheaper. She is worried that it might not work as well. a. “Brand name” drugs can b…
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The nurse is preparing to administer the antithyperlipdemid .colesnvelam (welcho). to the client. The nurse determines cautious administration is warranted after nothing. which condition in the client…
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You have been invited on a trip of a lifetime.A group of scientists sponsored by a grant from the U.S. National Academy of Sciences are going to Antarctica to attempt to determine the extent of poll…
The nurse knows that flouroquinolones (quinolones) are not recommended as first line antibiotic therapy for athletes especially. Which of the following drug pairs is an example of commonly prescribed …
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A 17-year-old woman presents with complaints of cramping pelvic pain occurring just prior to menstruation for the past 14 months. Patient reports her bleeding is heavy, and lasts 5 days. Her first men…
For pharmacology what drug is a benzodiazepine antagonists?
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Question a and b. Sandy Beeches, a 35-year-old accountant, presents to the office with complaints of nervousness, weakness and palpitations for the past 6 months. Recently Sandy has noticed excessive …
Describe the development of drugs used to treat HIV and AIDS.
. During the second half of her third trimester . In the 7 to 10 days after conception In the first trimester during organogenesis . During 30 to 34 weeks of gestation up an: 11. A woman who is in th…
Review the Bazzano et al. and Mayhew articles in the Learning Resources. Reflect on situations in which children should be prescribed drugs for off-label use. Think about strategies to make the off-la…
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Mr. Flint’s aPTT level is 44 sec, 6 hours after the infusion has been initiated. His weight is 264 lb. The protocol reads: If aPTT 33-45 seconds then Bolus 40 units/kg; then …
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Case Study, Chapter 64, Administration of Injectable Medications Mr. Johnny Wolf, a 40-year-old Native American male was admitted into ICU after falling off a very high cliff. His injuries include a f…
Thé healthcare care provider prescribe intravenous fluid resuscitation for a client in hypovolemic shock. The nurse should anticipate the rapid infusion of which intravenous solution initially
What is the difference with carbamazepine and oxcarbazepine?
Describe extensively the under-listed points with references for each of these 3 drugs respectively: (1) Enoxaparin Sodium 100mg/ml (2) Ondansetron Injectable solution 2mg/ml (3) Furosemide 10mg/ml In…
List the name, purpose and expected effects of twenty different common medications used in your area of work to treat disorders, including at least three major disorders. Include prescribed and over …
Patient age: 2 Weight: 32 pounds Ibuprofen was prescribed at 10 mg/kg/dose how do i calculate this dose.
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Question 60 A pregnant woman is seen for the first time at 6 months’ gestation and has not taken prenatal vitamins. The healthcare professional educates the woman on the need for a blood test specific…
Which one of the following is used in therapy of Toxoplasmosis? a. Artensunate b. Thiacetazone c. Ciprofloxacin d. Pyrimethamine
please show work 5. Tigecycline 20 mg IV three times a day is ordered for a 19 yr old patient suffering with an intra-abdominal infection. The 20 mg of tigecycline is dissolved in 50 mL of NS and shou…
With regards to metabolism of chemicals, cytochrome P450 is commonly said to act like a double-edged sword, in that it can be both a good thing and a bad thing for an organism. Briefly explain what is…
Question 9 (1 point) ) Listen A child weighing 77 lb has an order for Prochlorperazine syrup 0.5 mokg tid Available: Prochlorperazine 5 mg/5 ml. What is the volume of medication to be administered? ( …
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Describe the mechanism of action of THC. Smoking weed gives a more intense high half an hour after exposure compared to ingestion of cannabis in the form of brownies why?.
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Which of the following corticosteroids would be most appropriate when symptom target is an acute inflammatory process? Group of answer choices cortisone aldosterone hydrocortisone methylprednisolone
The IV dose of mannitol is 1.5g/kg, administered as a 15% solution. How man mLs of the solutions should be administered to a 150 pound patient? Please show breakdown.
The physican has ordered KCL 50 mEq p.o. daily. The medication is supplied as 20 mEq/mL. How many ML will you administer. Help please
A 3-year-old patient named John is taken by his mother to the medical office.Reason for consultation (CC) diarrhea and vomiting of two days of evolution.The doctor orders a low dose of Phenergan, …
DIRECTION: Read and understand the questions and scenarios, then answer concisely what is being asked. a. List five (5) information that you should read on a chemical container and briefly describe th…
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Can please explain the drugs that are suitable for this patient? Assessment Mr R.W 67-year-old man with type 2 DM, CKD on HD with altered mental status, hyperkalemia, hyperphosphatemia, and H/O CKD-MB…
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- Question 73 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Remove flag A patient has received a new prescription for rizatriptan, which of the following counseling points should the nurse tell the patient? S…
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Help please. If a client takes only 1 dose of a medication, how much medication is cleared from the body at 1 point 1 half life? (Enter the number followed by the % sign). For example: 25% Your answer
The nurse admits a patient with mental status changes who is completing immunosuppression therapy. What should be the nursing intervention?
TB is a 22 year-old college student pulled over by police while driving erratically. The officer smells alcohol on TB’s breath and conducts a sobriety test—which involves counting backwards from 10 …
Answer please Specificity of enzyme inhibitors can ensure that O a. side effects are minimized O b. inhibitors target enzymes found only in bacteria or cancer cells, not in normal human cells O c. inh…
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6ppii-What are two excipiens which can be used to prepare capsule shell?
Answer the following 3 questions using brief answers.Cite your reference and page numbers for each question. 1.Differentiate between bacteriostatic and bactericidal. 2.Why would the following …
A nurse is caring for a patient with hypertension. The physician has prescribed 40 mg furosemide orally BID for the patient. 1. What should the nurse monitor while promoting an optimal response to the…
I need help. Thanks Use Compound A, eszopiclone, to answer the following questions: [L [N] 0A0 N / CI Eszopiclong (Lunesta) 1. Circle all the functional groups on the molecule. Label each group with i…
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Intravenous intramuscular and subcutaneous are all examples of which routes of administration
No explanation needed just need question number and correct answer 1-A patient with a chronic inflammatory condition is treated with etanercept and prednisolone. This therapy will lower serum: W.?…
Type II diabetes treatment with sodium glucose cotransport 2 inhibitors has a side effect of: Select one: a.Increased risk of genitourinary infections b.Weight gain c.Metabolic acidosis The dose…
Antneoplastic Agents 1) Briefly describe cancer. what are the two major grops of cancer. What impact does cancer have on the body? 2) Describe the differences in antineoplastic therapy in children, ad…
What are the ethical and legal implications of the scenario for the prescriber, pharmacist, patient, and patient’s family involved in a scenario where a child is mistakenly given an adult dose of medi…
infuse 1.5 Liters at 84 ml/hr how many hours will it take
Answer the Qs in the case study that is in the PDF file. Pharmacogenetics: Using Genetics to Treat Disease* by Jeanne Ting Chowning Department of Education, Northwest Association for Biomedical Resear…
Status epilepticus is a medical emergency treat which first line medications should the nurse prepare to administer. SATA
need a concept drawing for Pharmacology Principles.Medication Errors: Preventing and Responding.
Keegan needs a dose of oral hydrocodone for a fractured radius that was an open fracture. Keegan is having issues taking the liquid and keeps gagging on it and spits it out. Describe methods for oral …
Ch 55 drugs acting on the lower respiratory tract 3) you are caring for a 66 year old patient with a diagnosis of COPD. The patient uses an ipratropium (Atrovent) inhaler four times daily. W…
how to calculate hepatic clearance from the following information; Fraction unbound (f u ): 0.5 Clearance by active secretion (CL sec ): 5.4L/hr Fraction reabsorbed (FR): 0.2 Hepatic Extraction Ratio …
Pharmacy technicians must be familiar with pharmacology so that they can better understand the medications they prepare and to know the right questions to ask pharmacists and prescribers to alert anyo…
Answer the questions based on the following scenario.Please make sure to look at the point values for each question and answer completely and thoroughly to obtain the full points.Please wait to co…
- a)Based on the product shown in Table 1, create an advertisem*nt poster that can be placed in front of the pharmacy counter in a retail pharmacy. just create a simple one no need color or pictur…
- Your client weighs 75 kg. She is to receive 0.004 mg of Dopamine per Kg of body weight per minute. You are to add 400 mg of Dopamine to 500 mL normal saline. The tubing drop factor is 60gtt/mL. Ho…
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History An 18-year-old presents to clinic with a concern that her acne has worsened since she started college. She currently is using a benzoyl peroxide 5% wash once a day. This regimen has helped som…
In addition to oil-in-water and water-in-oil emulsions, there are also double emulsions called water-in-oil-in-water (w/o/w or WOW) and oil-in-water-in oil (o/w/o or OWO). WOW’s are more commonly us…
Hello .. i need someone to help me in my case study. Case Study Please read the following and answer the questions below: Jorge is a pharmacy technician working in the emergency room when a patie…
Can you help me answer this? 3. List 4 STIMULANT AND 3 NONSTIMULANT ADHD meds; mechanism of action, doses, frequency and side effects.
My research topic is why is ritalin and other adhd medication bad. I need help in explaining it
Which of the following statements is true about laryngotracheobronchitis? 1) Laryngotracheobronchitis usually occurs in children from age 2 to 5 months 2) Laryngotracheobronchitis requires antibio…
please answer the questions below, (does not have to be long answers) 1.Discuss the use of nonphenothiazines in treating schizophrenia. 2.What life-threatening adverse reactions should the nur…
Pneumonia Case Study SM is an 80 year old female who has developed a productive cough, shortness of breath and fever over the last 2 days. Her husband has become nervous, and has brought her into the …
- A nurse is caring for an infant who weighs 12 1b and is prescribed cefuroxime sodium 15mg/kg PO every 12 hr. The amount available is cefuroxime sodium oral solution 125mg/5mL. How many ml should t…
Enteric tablet coatings are often made from a copolymer made from methacrylic acid and methyl methacrylate. Explain why a copolymer made using a 1:1 ratio of methacrylic acid and methyl methacrylate…
- _____________Order: 100mg of Antibiotic X in 500 mL NS over three hours. The IV drop factor is 20gtt/mL. How many gtt/min are required?
1.Choose the correct answer from the following options: Rachel is a 56 year only woman who has recently been diagnosed with type II diabetes. One of the options for controlling blood glucose levels …
A health care provider (HCP) orders a client experiencing premature ventricular contractions (PVCs) is to receive lidocaine at 3 mg/min per continuous IV infusion. Supplied is a 1-liter bag of D5W con…
Pharmacology 18. The nurse develops a teaching plan for a client prescribed isoniazid, rifampin, ethambutol, and pyrazinamide to treat active tuberculosis (TB). Which of the following instructions ass…
Calculation dosages 12) Order: Cipro (ciprofoxacin) 400 mg in D5W 200 mL IVPB stat The patient weighs 175 pounds and is to receive 6 mg/kg/h. Calculate the flow rate in drops per minute, if the drop f…
You are a researcher who discovered that benzodiazepines enhance GABA action.You conducted two different experiments: a drug-binding experiment and an electrophysiological experiment.Both showed t…
Odd Man Out Identify which term do not belong in each set. Then, rationalize why in just one sentence each. 1. Urinary Retention – Bronchodilation – Hyperglycemia – Inotropy 2. Oxymetazoline – Ep…
I need to Know the drug names, pharmacodynamics, pharmacotherapeutics clinical use, drug interactions, and adverse drug reactions for the following below: Adrenergic agonists- Alpha2 Agonists: Central…
The nurse is observing a client who is labeling the numbers on a drawing of a clock during a neurologic assessment. What should the nurse recognize that the client is using when making precise, intent…
Please provide me with research ideas on any topic of behavioral pharmacology. No anything about how the drug functions and its effects or anything opinion based, topics can be about Opiates, hallucin…
Question 31 Not yet answered Points out of 1 Flag question SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: As the nurse preparing to administer medications to a patient with Myasthenia Gravis, which of the following should yo…
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Understanding Medication Labels NDC 0083-1087-01 Cefactor Extended-Release 10-2801-4608 Tablets USP 500 mg I only 100 TABLETS TEVA XXXXX Directions: From the label provided, fill in the blank with the…
QUESTION 17 1.The PMHNP is caring for a new patient who has been transferred from another office. When meeting with the new patient, the patient reports, “I feel like I am improving with t…
Hi there, I’m having trouble with how to write the prescription below for advanced pharmacology since birth control come in packs. Also there is no strength, is it not needed for Loestrin? Please help…
A nurse is providing teaching to a client who has a new prescription for calcitonin. Which of the following statements by the client indicates an understanding of the medication’s adverse effects? A…
Assignments, Chapter 57, Drugs Affecting Gastrointestinal Secretions Written Assignments Learning Objective(s) 1. Draw the GI tract. Indicate where in the GI tract each group of drugs used to affec…
Compare and contrast Type I and Type II forms of alcoholism.
Please help. Part (b) [20 Marks] A series of monoamine oxidase inhibitors were synthesised and the following Hansch equation was derived. IZ Log = 0.391 – 0.120 + 1.03Es + 4.541 R (1) Define the varia…
Question 11 A client asks the nurse whether there are any regulatory controls on herbal or dietary supplements. Which response by the nurse is most appropriate? 1.The Dietary Supplement Heal…
_______________The patient is going home with instructions to take tetracycline, 0.75 g PO.The medication is available in 250 mg tablets.How many tablets will the patient take per dose?
Patient name:Bob Bob DOB:11/01/65 Att. Physician:Brown, blue MD Admission date 09/01/18 Date of service 09/01/18 Room: 211 Account no: S001234567 History and Physical: Mr. Bob is Height 5 f…
#1 Write the principles, advantages/disadvantages and applications of a) immune radiometric assay (IRMA) b) Enzyme application assay c) Radio receptor assay (RRA) #…
SUBJECT: PHARMACOLOGY LESSON: BASIC CONCEPTS IN PHARMACOLOGY PART 1 Study Questions: 1. What is Pharmacology? 2. What it’s significance tothe nursing profession? 3. How did Pharmacology started? 4. …
- A client with type 2 diabetes mellitus who takes glimepiride by mouth daily calls the nurse to report a recent onset of nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. Which response should the nurse provide?…
Dear tutors,help Time to test our understanding on *531 The challenged Act, effective September 1, 1926, requires every parent, guardian or other person having control or charge or custody of a child …
Describe the terms associated with the physical stability of emulsion formulations: Creaming and sedimentation, flocculation, coalescence, Ostwald ripening and phase inversion.
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Structure-activity relationship of bupropion(anti-depressant drug)
What are the types of excipients used in the manufacture of hard gelatin capsules and what are their functional role?
tutoring help is needed 12. "Spot," a 4 year old MN Schnauzer has just had surgery for the removal of bladder stones. He is scheduled to receive pain medication and an antibiotic. His weight…
Question 5 of 25 1.0 Points The calcium channel blockers possess direct negative inotropic effect because they reduce the inward movement of calcium during the action potential. O A. True O B. False …
If one fluidounce of a cough syrup contains 10 gr of sodium citrate, how many milligrams are contained in 5 mL?
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Pharmacy technicians often manage drug ordering in a pharmacy. What are some consequences if there are errors in the order and the inventory is too low or too high?
Can you solve please .all cricket 3:52 AM @ 2 64% D 5:21:13 Exit 3. A client with a lower respiratory tract infection is started on oxacillin 425 mg intramuscular (IM) every six hours times a total of…
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You ask the patient to increase his dose by 2 units every 3 days until his fasting glucose is continually below 120 mg/dL.You see him again for his follow-up. His insulin glargine dose is now 40 uni…
A post-operative patient who received spinal anesthesia for a vascular procedure denies pain but complains of numbness in their legs and feet. What will be the first nurse’s best action?
Please help!. Antibiotics and Antifungals ding Drug Labels and Medication Orders 1. A patient brings in the prescription below. The drug label at the right shows the product available in the pharmacy….
tutoring help is needed with pharmacology multiple choice questions. 1. What often contributes to making imaging of birds, reptiles, and small animals challenging? a. They are often very sick at prese…
The nurse at an outpatient clinic is performing a health assessment on a 67-year-old client. Her health history includes chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder (COPD) and diabetes mellitus, and she cu…
A 53-year-old man has been told by his ophthalmologist that his intraocular pressure is increased and that he will need to be treated for glaucoma. What is the pathophysiology of glaucoma? What a…
Written Assignment Interdisciplinary Communication/Collaboration APA format How to collaborate to provide safety and effective care to patients in the hospitals. Add reference please
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Psychiatrically ill smokers account forwhat percentof all smoked cigarettes
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how many ml should be administered per hour. Dobumtamine IV is ordered at 5mcg/kg/min for a client that weighs 120lbs. THe pharmacy prepares an IV bag containing 400mg dobutamine in 500 ml D5W
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a client is prescribed nystatin suspension for an oral fungal infection. The nurse should provide the client with information concerning which adverse effects associated with this form of nystatin?
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practitioner orders Synthroid 75 meg PO dailyThe nurse bas availableSynthroid 0.15 mg tablets. How much medication will the nurse administer ?
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Mr. James is a 59 year-old man. He has come to the pharmacy today to refill his monthly supplies of medication. It is a day after a public holiday and thecrowd in the pharmacy is exceptionally large…
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A tube feeding formula contains 6 grams of protein per 80 ml of the formula. If the patient needs 120 grams of protein per day, how much tube-feeding formula should he get every day?
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If a client weighs 160 lbs. and you want to convert it to kilogram; the equivalent nearest whole number is: a) 60 kg. b) 65 kg. c) 68 kg. d) 73 kg. (Show your work.)
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the primary health care provider ordered .04G/kg/day of medication for a patient.If the patient weighs 165 pounds, how many grams will be given?
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Mention top three nursing priorities for administering Cefazolin medication?
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The physician prescribes ketorolac ophthalmic drops to be administered 1 drop to affected eyes up to four times daily. What is the purpose of this medication?Why would a physician not prescribe a …
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a nurse is teaching a client about calcitonin-salmon spray to treat osteoporosis.
You have been asked to prepare a teaching plan for Mr. D, who is being started on cholestyramine .He is 42 years old and has never really had any health problems until blood tests indicated abnormal s…
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You are considering prescribing Penicillin for your patient, it is extremely important to assess for this first?
in few words importance in nursing study pharmacodynamics and pharmaco*kinetics??
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#18. n Question 18 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag What is the mechanism of action of Class I antidysrhythmics? Select one: O a. Na/K/ATPase pump inhibitors O b. Sodium channel blockers O c. …
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a prescription reads heparin sodium 1300 units/he by continuous intravenous infusion. the pharmacy prepares the medication and delivers an IV bag labeled heparin sodium 20,000 units/250 ml D5W. an inf…
How does a patient with well-established therapeutic levels of a chronic medication suddenly develop clinical manifestations of drug toxicity? Could this situation have been avoided? If so how?
Chemotherapy medications often cause nuetropenia in patients with cancer.What are five priority teaching items the nurse should teach a patient who is receiving chemotherapy at home?
a client with active tuberculosis who has been taking isoniazid and rifampin reports having urine that is an orange color what is the nurse best action
In the autonomic nervous system dopamine is classified as a catecholamine with agonist actions. true or false.
Scenario #1 M.R. is a patient who was in a major motor vehicle accident 48 hours ago, that resulted in a significant head injury. The patient was recovering without complications until he began to hav…
. QUESTION 1 5 points Save Ans A student asks you if the Sucrets lozenges will help the sore throat. She was told by her doctor that she has signs of thrush. Which of the following recommendations wou…
Read: Discussion Background According to the National Community Pharmacists Association, “… the average community pharmacy fills more than 200 prescriptions a day and handles more than $3.7 million …
Calculate the dose rate in mg/hr) and infusion rate (in ml/hr) for the order provided. Morphine 0.2 mg/kg/hr morphine available 50mg/ml patient weight 20kg ordered concentration = 5mg/ml Calculate t…
Which of the following statements is true of folic acid? Select one: a. Folic acid can be used to treat aplastic and normocytic anemias. b. Folic acid is heat labile. c. Folic acid and cyanocobalamin …
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- Question 11 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Remove flag A nurse suspects that a patient has overdosed on benzodiazepines which of the following drugs does the nurse expect the physician to ord…
In caring for a clt being treated for withdrawal syndrome, the nurse knows that many drugs are aclated ate habitude, at the drugs whh with a thing aboundrom However, this is not true for additive of t…
CHAPTER 8 During a business trip to Japan, Karl G attends a dinner in his honor at a restaurant that specializes in fugu fish. Karl is impressed because he has heard that this special dish is no…
Would love some help solving this. Thanks Module H Heview Total Points: 38 21 Substance that should be avoided in those patients taking antidepressants 24 Pain chemical important in sleep, depression,…
This was on one of our past quizzes and was actually found on coursehero however it was marked wrong. Can someone please tell me what the answer is? I don’t feel that any of theses are correct. What d…
A 50-year-old female client visited the doctor stating the she wakes up at night with coughing and burning which she describes as heartburn she drinks three glasses of alcohol after meal, in the eveni…
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Which of the following is true about possible rectal findings? a) The finding of a palpable median groove in the prostate is an adverse finding b) Impacted faeces can sometimes be mistaken for a recta…
Question 1 Debora is a 32 year old patient who came to the clinic today with: FEV1 81%, using her of albuterol 3 days/week, waking with asthma symptoms once a week, with no interference with her norma…
Which of the following adrenergic receptors is most commonly found pre-synaptic? a) Alpha 1 receptors b) Alpha 2 receptors c) Beta 1 receptors d)Beta 2 receptors e)Beta 3 receptors
If you are the pharmacist-in-charge and a patient returns to your community pharmacy complaining about the ineffective Nystatin vagin*l tablets she bought four days ago. Upon questioning the patient, …
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The rational for preparing sterile products in the manufacturing of medicines and examples of products
What can you tell me about these values? What is diagnostic for hypo and hyperthyroidism? How often would you monitor this patient? can you list the references you use
Althea is admitted for an infection at her surgical site.The physician orders that Althea receive 200000u Penicillin G IM.Penicillin G comes as 1000000u/ 5 mL.How much Penicillin G wil…
NAC is effective in treating acetaminophen overdose in part by supporting glutathione – functioning as a glutathione precursor and a glutathione substitute. Why not just administer glutathione? Explai…
The order is for alendronate sodium (Fosamax) 5mg for your client to prevent osteoporosis. The bottle says alendronate 10mg per tablet. How many tablets will your patient take?____tabs (Use decimals i…
TICKET TO CLASS 8 Anticoagulants 1.Your patient is receiving the anticoagulant heparin. a.What laboratory study is used to regulate heparin? b.What is the normal value for this…
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Threads Main View Discussion Part Three (graded) pharmaclogy chamberlain This is your third time seeing this patient, and he reports the NSAID that he has been prescribed is not addressing his pain. H…
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And adult patient is having problems with hearing. Which of the patient’s medications should be addressed by the provider? 1. Vitamin B 12 2. Digoxin (Lanoxin) 3. Furosemide (Lasix) 4. Levothyroxine (…
Conceptualize a CORRECT laboratory work by desigining and describing a COMPLETE LABORATORY PROCESS of producing a LIQUID DOSAGE FORM.
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The patient ‘s blood pressure is 90/49 mm Hg, the kidneys will compensate by secreting: antidiuretic hormone aldosterone renin angiotensin
A physician wants 500mL of Lysol 7.5% solution to be prepared from a 45 solution. How many milliliters of the 45% solution should be used? How many milliliters of the solvent are necessary for the des…
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- Question 14 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Remove flag Which of the following is an adverse effect of haloperidol? Select one: O a. Seizures O b. Weight gain O c. Agranulocytosis O d. QTc pro…
Roy is a60-year-old male with newlydiagnosed hypertension. He has tried to increase his exercise and watch his diet, however, his numbers are unchanged.He presents today to your clinic to start …
ME: CTO1 TIME LEFT : 00:32:03 sician orders magnesium sulfate, 6 grams loading dose to be administered over 30 minutes. There are 40 grams of magnesium sulfate in 1 liter lactated Ringer’s solution. t…
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pharmacological effects of the amphetamines and cocaine, which are widely abused as stimulants, are very similar. explain this observation.
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was not able to attached the MOAR sheet. But the MOAR attached sheet should include the Patient ID/Allergies/Initials/Signature/ Title and weight. Also included…. Date of order/ Medication/Time/ 9/1…
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What is the priority nursing assessment to monitor when administering vaccinations?
the picture is there and attached open the file Identify the enzymes responsible for these reactions.For a P450, you do not need to indicate specific isoforms, “P450″ is sufficient.
Mike is starting to notice that he has some breast development and his prolactin level was noted to be elevated. Which SGA is most likely to be responsible for these symptoms? O Risperdal O Quetiapine…
I wanted answers for question 25 d. Ce (Ill) is reduced by Fe (II!) 19. The cell potential of it and iv half cells a. (1.45 – P) V b. +1.45 V C. -1.45 V d. Indeterminate 20. End point in diazotization…
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Pt tells you to leave med on the table, what do you do?:
Those answers are wrong. Can you solve them please? Question 5 1 points An older adult client, diagnosed with pernicious anemia, asks the nurse what causes this disorder. The nurse’s best response is …
Which antagonists would you use (from the table or other sources) to confirm the identity of the putative beta5 receptor cDNA, and how would you use them experimentaly? Explain the binding a…
A patient with a duodenal ulcer is treated successfully with the drug cimetidine. The basis for cimetidine’s inhibition of gastric H+ secretion is that it A blocks M receptors on parietal cells B bloc…
Mrs. N is a 65 year old female that has been under the care of a PCP colleague in your office, whom you are covering for during a 3-month leave, and presents for a drug refills. The patient’s current…
The patient has been hospitalized now for 1 week. His pneumonia has resolved. The physician is discussing sending him home soon. While giving the patient his morning medications, you notice that he i…
List three (3) adverse effects of gentamicin List three (3) adverse effects of gentamicin . Identify three (3) adverse effects for the antibiotic imipenem/cilastatin. A client is pre…
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If a patient’s only complaint is a cough, would you recommend Alka-Seltzer Plus® Cold & Cough? Why or why not?
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An 82-year-old client, who lives alone and has occasional memory lapses, is being seen by the home health nurse. In reviewing the client’s medication, the nurse discovers that the client was recently …
Do some hepatotoxic drugs produce more liver damage when given orally rather than when given parenterally? yes or no explain Why?
the physician ordered Cleo in 2.5g in 150mL Of d5w IVPB to be infused over 30 min. The patient weighs 88kg. How many mL/hr will you set the pump
Answer the following a. From the graph below, calculate the drug’s therapeutic index (TI). You must write the complete equation and show your work. Please upload your work. (5 pts) Therapeutic Toxic …
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Select the correct number of drops per minute to be administered for a 1200-ml IV given over 5 hours using an administration set labeled 10 drops per ml. Group of answer choices 400 drops/minute…
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Portray well. 1.Discuss possibility that a terrible epidemic exists that could wipe out half of mankind in a short period of time? Describe how people can prepare for a disaster like this? 2.Expla…
A patient asks you about the side effects of lithium which he has just started taking for bipolar disorder. The locum Pharmacy Technician working on the wards is concerned that if he tells him he won’…
CHAPTER 11 The year is 1960. Ms. S has felt depressed for a number of years. She has tried several different medications to alleviate her feelings of hopelessness and lack of motivation, but …
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The label on a bottle of dry powder mix for constitution states that when 128ml of water areadded, 150ml of an oral suspension, containing 250mg of ampicillin in each 5ml results. How many millilite…
1) What factors place the patient at risk for hypersensitivity reactions with penicillin’s and cephalosporins?
LA is an 83 year old white woman who has been diagnosed with streptococcal pharyngitis. The doctor orders Cefadroxil tablets 1 g PO QD X 10 days. (wt: 61 kg, ht: 65”, Scr: 1.9 mg/dL). 3.Ca…
Cloxacillin is a drug belongs to penicillin group, please tell me what differentiate this drug from other drugs in the same group? thank you!
Drug distribution is influenced by all of the following , except: Answers: Calcium binding of the drug Drug bioequivalence Plasma protein binding Depot storage Membrane permeability of the drug
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What is the therapeutic potential acting on nNOS in the Nitric oxide pathway in patients with Alzheimer’s disease? And what are examples of these therapeutic potentials?
Is there a clinical significance to the fearful, blank stare during a seizure?
please help me answer CI- Flux E A B C D D Question 16 1 pts Given that Bar A represents the effect of the neurotransmitter GABA on CI flux, the effect of GABA & a very large dose of the competiti…
Case Study . Chapter 3 Lifespan Considerations A patient decided to discontinue taking oral contraceptives because of bloating and other uncomfortable feelings and has been having unprotected sex. She…
A statistical hypothesis test that measures the difference between observed frequencies and expected frequencies.
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list 3 patient counselling points for each of the drug groups? thiazide diuretics, beta blockers, calcium channel blockers, ace inhibitors, alpha blockers and angiotensin II receptor antagonists pleas…
Janice is a 64-year-old black female with a history of HTN. She currently takes Lisinopril 20mg daily and Norvasc 10mg daily. Her most recent labs show cholesterol 360, triglycerides 450, LDL 220, a…
Cite Sources QUESTION #1: (50 POINTS) Atypical antipsychotic agents (e.g. risperidone, olanzapine) have largely replaced older typical antipsychotics (haloperidol, chlorpromazine) in the clinical mana…
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Contrast between sympathetic nervous system and parasympathetic nervous system and also list neurotransmitters of the two
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Does anyone know how to solve this question? ———————————————————————– The antibiotic API, examamycin, which is shown below, is administered via an intrav…
Answer the following questions based on the given information: 1.Explain the color change in test tubes 3 and 4 and make the connection with the dye used. 2.Why did the color change occur …
Discussion Week 11 S .C·. is a 79 -year-oldpatient·who is seen in the clinic today for apainful·rash that runs in a half-circle along her ribline·. The rash is composed of raised ,…
. A patient with ventricular dysrhythmia has procainamide ordered at 4 mg/min. The concentration is procainamide 2 g in 250 mL of D5W. How many (mL/hr) should the nurse program the IV pump? Round to t…
### I need a rational for each choice. Stating that why the correct choice is correct, and the not correct choices are not correct Which findings should the nurse identify in an adult client with poss…
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This medication is an orally active inhibitor of fibrin clot formation. A. TPA (tissue plasminogen activator) B. Heparin C. warfarin (Coumadin) D. Aspirin
The following are disadvantages of drug administration by injection EXCEPT: Question 19 options: a) Drug injection requires that sterile procedures are used, otherwise infection may be introduced in…
The MD orders 300 mg of an elixir to be given q12h. Available is 150mg/10ml. What should be administered every 12 hours?
You are trying to measure the clearance rate for a new drug you created that appears to cure rats infected with COVID-19, called CoviCure. You gathered the following data from rats. Urine gathered in …
tutoring help is needed with these questions. ( note:: these questions are related to animals not humans) 9. What drug is specifically used as a neuromuscular blocker? 6 10. What drug is antidotal for…
A patient will be taking enteric coated aspirin 81 mg orally daily to help prevent heart attacks. What teaching should the nurse provide the patient? 1-Take the aspirin with food, either a snack or…
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Receptor Pharmacology: • What is a receptor? • • What is an agonist? • • What is an antagonist? • • What is a competitive antagonist? • • What is a non-competitive antagonist? • ?…
Summarize pharmacological management of viral, fungal infections and oncology patients. Note: Only specific groups no extra details. please give headings while enlisting the management and also write …
A patient who was admitted to our mental health hospital had a diagnosis of Schizophrenia.HE was given injections of Benadryl, Ativan, and Haldol, which took effect rather quickly.WHat is the …
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Briefly describe a cancer. What are the two major groups of cancer? What impact does cancer have on the body?
fill the medication order Fill in the Medication Order form for the day that she was admitted with the following format for example of how you will fill it up is shown below"] : DATE TIME ORDER […
CC: R.S. is a 48 year old male who presents to the general medicine clinic for follow-up and a refill of his nitroglycerin SL tablets. HPI: R.S. has a history of hypertension and CAD. At his last appo…
After speaking to a senior work colleague who deals with purchasing and procurement within primary care detail what factors are important for them to consider and summarise the key points. For those b…
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Usted es un punto de completar sus clases de Farmacología. ¡Felicidades! ¿Qué cree usted que ha sido lo quemásaprendió y lomásimportante de esta clase?Hable de suexperienciade apr…
A palliative client is experiencing intense cancer pain that requires large and frequent doses of narcotics. The provider has prescribed methylnaltrexone to address the client’s resulting constipation…
Drug molecules that exhibit local effects need not to bind with a receptor to elicit a response. What do you think about the statement? Is it true or false? Explain why.
when taking certain lipid lowering agents, common side effects are constipation and diarrhea. How can it cause both of these reactions and not just one or the other.
what client teaching should be reinforced regarding the use of transdermal clonidine patch?
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Advanced pharmacology tests, module 5 and module 6 for hypertension, cardiovascular ,COPD and asthma. What are the most questions appear on test?
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The order is to give a medication syrup 0.25 g po qid. The medication is available as 250mg /5mL. How many tsps will be given for each dose?
Mid-Term Summary & Study Guide: NURS-6521 100-question Exam which will assess your knowledge on the Learning Resources from Weel 1-6. o Time limit of 2 hours. o Multiple choice or multiple selecti…
James, a 20-year old male college student, presents to the University Health Centre complaining of a severe sore throat and mild flu-like symptoms. A rapid Strep test comes back positive for gro…
You have isolated a toxin from a previously undiscovered poisonous snake. You believe that it binds to the of the voltage gated sodium channels in nerve cell membranes that are normally tightly regula…
Please fast answer without explain 12) Antifungal polyene macrolide that preferentially binds to fungal ergosterol which alters cellular permeability. a. Amphotericin B b. Grisefulvin c. Flucytosine d…
Complete the following based on the acetaminophen prescription: RX: Acetaminophen 1.5%( w/v) liquid 0.6ml simple syrup USP qs ad. 30.0ml M.ft. pediatric solution. (a) Measure ______ 3 ________ ml of 1…
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Discuss differences among NSAIDs vs APAP vs ASA (uses, major side effects, DIs).
Based on your understanding on the topics discussed in this module, carefully assess and present a case analysis/case study on the medical scenario given below. CASE STUDY # 1: A CASE STUDY ON PEPTIC …
Please answer these questions now!. Question 1 Not yet answered Marked out of 1 Flag question Nifedipine belongs to which family of drugs ? O a. Calcium Channel Blockers (CCBs) b. Beta blockers (BB) c…
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\{ILIIZL’I LlUllIl 2a. If Dr. Ryder had it] Caucasian patients in the next month, how many would you predict to have each of the TPMT enzyme activity levels, based on the graph above? – Low: . Medium…
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Need help solving this crossword for pharm ch. 10, 19 ACROSS DOWN 2 Medications that require liver tests every six months 6 Medication that requires taking apical pulse X one minute 4 Medication used …
Please help answer question 1-5, thank you very much! . Research and respond to the following questions: 1. What (and/or who) did you identify as a contributor to the History of Pharmacy? 2. When di…
A nurse is reviewing laboratory data for a client who is taking niacin to correct plasma lipid levels. Which of the following laboratory findings should indicate to the nurse an adverse effect of th…
opioid use disorder is a major societal problem. individuals can become dependent on opioids when drug is precribed for pain. discuss 3 features of the opioid morphine that contribute to the abuse of …
What is the difference between the direct acting agonist, indirect acting agonist and mixed-action agonists?
hi can you please help me on all these question Name: Class: Date: ID: A Needlestick Prevention 2015 True/False Indicate whether the statement is true or false. 1. A needlestick injury can expose you …
Question 94 Mr. Lepp is a 63-year-old man who was diagnosed with colon cancer several weeks ago and who is scheduled to begin chemotherapy. He reports to the nurse that he read about the need for eryt…
Hello! Please help me answer this. Complete solution is required. No need explanation. Thank you! Calculations I. Multiple Choice with solution needed. Reference: H., Ansel PharCal . 31. Ho…
What are some of the reasons in both in opposition to and in favor of adding the new warning.
the nurse is caring for a group of client. Question 8. The nurse is caring for a group of clients. Which client is at high risk for impaired healing of a pressure injury? 1. A client with renal failur…
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The rate at which aspirin leaves the body We will attempt to model the rate at which aspirin is excreted from the body using two models (a) a linear model: amount = a + b X time (b) a quadratic model:…
The pharmacological effect of Acetylcholinesterase inhibitors and the best treatment to combat the autonomic effects of the Acetylcholinesterase inhibitors?
It is stated we are under an opiate addiction pandemic.Explain why?
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The question below please in as much detail as you can provide thanks.. (ii) Rationalise the following observations: N N N N H A is a H, receptor antagonist B has no H, receptor antagonism
A stabilised Warfarin patient is diagnosed as Hypothyroid and started on Levothyroxine 50mcg od. What will happen to the monitoring requirements of warfarin?
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Why antiviral agents are not generally effective in chronic viral infections? What will be the principles of antiviral therapy in such conditions
QH1.- M.P., a 52-year-old Asian woman, presents to the clinic to discuss her heartburn symptoms. Her primary care physician has been running late, and she was rushed back to her examination room a few…
How does the term pharmacology differ from the term clinical pharmacology? Give Examples of how nurses utilize pharmacology in clinical practice. 2.Briefly describe the phase involved in each step of …
Develop a listing of examples where patients misunderstand the intent of the administration of a pharmaceutical dosage form.Develop a listing of examples where patients misuse/abuse a pharmaceutical…
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what potential problems could arise due to Harry Hadley medication regimen related to his priority problems
The most commonly prescribed drug typically used as first line treatment of RA is? Gold salts Methotrexate ASA Acetaminophen
If Adam is a 45 year old male and has staph cellulitis Weight 185 Lb Order: Vancomycin 15mg/kg IV in 250mL D5W over 1 hour q12h On hand: Vancomycin 500mg/10mL vial What is the dose of vancomycin for t…
A 76-year-old client is ordered three medications to be administered at 9 AM. a. Discuss how the client’s current diagnosis and medical history will apply to the drug administration. b. If one medicat…
The question is shown in picture below: Suggest whether the following structures are likely to act as cholinergic agonists or not and briefly explain your reasons:
A pharmacy receives the following prescription order: • Rifampin suspension 25 mg/mL • Sig: 7 mL q.i.d. x 4 days What quantity of 300 mg rifampin capsules must be used to compound this suspension?
A nurse is caring for a 58 year old female patient who has a history of diabetes. The patient was recently diagnosed with open angle glaucoma. She received a new prescription for latanoprost ophthalmi…
Rx calls for Heparin 25,000U added to NaCI 0.9% IV bag, given at a flow rate of 62.5 gtts/min. (Available: Heprin 10,000 U/ml vial 5ml). How much must be withdrawn from the vial, and what is the total…
A single cell is placed into a culture tube containing nutrient agar. If the number of cells triples every 2 minutes and the culture tube is completely filled in 12 hours, how long does it take for th…
Sterile Compoundingand Aseptic Technique: Lisa McCartney; Paradigm Publishing; ISBN: 978-0-76384-083-9. Why do dry powdered drugs exist? Select one: 0 Not as heavy when it comes to shipping Q Is les…
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1 ) The nurse is preparing to administer a drug that is labeled “used for minor skin irritations.” Based on the label, how is this drug classified? 1.By its function 2.By its usefu…
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Mrs. A is a 45 year old female with chronic LBP secondary to BBB. She has been taking Mobic : mg PO QD and Tramadol 50 mg PO BID for the past 6 months with little to no pain improvement. She is not a…
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Describe the difference between viruses and bacteria in terms of standard treatment.
Since the late 1960″s has the societal issue of heroin use disorder improved or become worse? Defend your position and cite one reference.
Misoprostol (Cytotec) is a synthetic prostaglandin E1 analog. According to the manufacturer, the following information was obtained when misoprostol was taken with an antacid or high-fat breakfast (…
What are the three most important properties of an ideal drug? What is the overall goal of drug therapy, regardless of the drug or the purposes for which it is given?
The nurse is administering the drug losartan (Cozaar) to a client with impaired liver function. Recognizing this medication is a prodrug, the nurse monitors what effect?
Choose the correct answer. What is the standardized labeling for nonprescription drugs required by FDA? A Package insert O B Manufacturer’s instructions O c Drug Facts
What are the lifespan considerations for children who use antidiabetic agents
If patient HH is resisitant to Erythromycin and so arzithromycin, can I prescribe Vancomycin since lab result says he is susceptible to it? Patient HH is complaining of nausea and vomiting and he has …
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Asthma topic Make up a scenario or describe a patient case from your own nursing practice (HOSPITAL SETTING OR DRS. OFFICE) 1) Include the asthma drugs the patient was on before the visit/admission? 2…
Record at least thirty (30) suffixes, prefixes, and/or root words in generic drug names that indicate the classification of generic drug. For example: -olo = beta blocker; ce- = cephalosporin.
A 59-year-old patient who has had CKD category G4 for 10 years on hemodialysis. He has a history of hypertension, coronary artery disease, mild congestive heart failure (CHF), and type 2 diabetes. Med…
Scenario : You receive a telephone query from the orthopaedic ward, from one of the consultants as they are wanting to prescribe Nefopam 30mg tds in a patient receiving Epilim Chrono 500mg BD. Q4) …
How would these look wrote out in words without abbreviations?
4 pts The patient that you are taking care of is in extreme pain. The doctor wrote a medication order for morphine 3 mg IM q.6.h. You have morphine 12mg/ml and 60mg/mL. How many ml would you administe…
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PRESCRIBER ORDERS VANCOMYCIN 330 MG PO Q 6H FOR A CHILD WEIGHING 74 LB . AVAILABLE IS VANCOMYCIN 250MG/5ML.RECOMMENDED DAILY ORAL DOSAGE IS 40MG/KG/24H DIVIDED Q 6 H. HOW MANY MILLIGRAMS PER KILOG…
What patient population would be administered aminoglycosides with extreme caution? Explain your answer.
answer these questions 1- a patient with type 2 diabetes mellitus calls their provider’s office to report nausea and flulike symptoms for 2 days. what advise should the nurse give the client? a) be su…
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Order: Administer Mellaril, 0.1gPOq8h. Available: Mellaril, 30 mg/1mL
thank you for your help and time. QUESTION 3 What is the pharmacological relevence of Gliadel? O Prevents quick degredation of bis-chloroethyl-nitrosurea O Encapsulates hydrophobic drug molecules O …
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Given the history/information about benzodiazepine over the years, and its risks and benefits to patients struggling anxiety, do you think it should be continued to be given as a drug treatment? Expla…
IVPB antibiotic 50ml in 30mins. How many ml/hr will be set?
Question 1 A patient requires a bronchodilator, but the practitioner does not want to choose a drug that may cause mucus plugging and the drying of secretions.In which drug might this side effect oc…
- What precaution should the patient take when setting up the medication schedule for the alendronate and the calcium supplement? (5 pts) Why should this precaution be taken? (5 pts)
Explain with formula 3. Order : procainamide 175 mg IM every 6 hours TIC Supply(1 gram) in a 10 mL vial oq nixonib long c.0 Give mL(s). Round to the nearest hundredth.
Mr. Paul Howard, a 55 years old white male, comes in to see you about his HTN.His BP has been over 150/100 for the last two visits.Now you are going to treat him for his HTN.He has COPD and DM.?…
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- What is intravenous Calcium? What are the nursing actions of calcium and what are the side effects? 2. What vitamins can a post-menopausal woman take?
What are the possible actions of thyroid hormones.What are some of the basics of either an over-production of thyroid hormones or an under-production of these same hormones.What can cause this to …
Forskolin is shown to have both an excitatory and inhibitory effect on luciferase induction in a cAMP-linked reporter gene assay done on Chinese hamster ovary cells as shown by the graph. I thought fo…
Drug that act as anxiolytics and sedatives have also greatly changed in the last 50 years with benzodiazepines almost completely replacing barbiturates in the clinical management of anxiety and insomn…
Fluorouracil (5-FU) (Sigma, Cat# F6627-1G). 1000× stock from 10 mg of 5-FU in 3.8 mL ethanol. Dilute to final working concentration at 20μm. To make a final solution with 20μm. How to make 1000× o…
44.) Which of the following is the function of the cerebrospinal fluid? A.)Helps transmit information to the various centers of the brain. B.) Cushions the brain and spinal cord and serves as a circul…
Which assessment finding is a contradiction for prescribed clonidine therapy for opioid withdrawal
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Structure of Drug Escitalopram = C 20 H 21 FN 2 O Draw the expanded structure of your drug molecule. • showing ALL elements in the molecule – including carbons and hydrogens • each terminus and ve…
a nurse is caring for a client who has a major depression and has a new prescription for citalopram. Which of the following adverse effect is the priority for the nurse to report to the provider. (a) …
Case Study: Warfarin-Amiodarone Interaction A 75-year-old male suffering from heart disease has a permanent pacemaker implanted. He has been taking warfarin and sotalol for chronic atrial fibrillation…
A 56-year old male patient, with hypertension and diabetes mellitus Type 2 manages his diabetes by insulin. What antihypertensive drug is more advisable to be given to him, propanolol or metropolol? W…
- Question 24 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question Which of the following adverse effects is commonly associated with use of selective- serotonin reuptake inhibitors? Select one: O a. H…
Botulinum toxin inhibits smooth muscle contraction by inhibiting the release of acetylcholine in the neuromuscular junctions. Describe a single function of the structures or cellular organelles named …
Injectable Medications: Determine the number of mL that are required. 1) Ordered: 350 mg amikacin On Hand: 100 mg/2mL How many mL are needed?
Short answer: For each of the following drug/drug class provide 2 possible side effects or adverse reactions that may been seen with each medication: Flexeril ______________________________ ____…
He returns to your clinic for follow-up blood work, and 4 values catch your attention: AST 430 U/L ALT 535 U/L Bilirubin 41 mg/dl BG60 mg/dl He admits to a history of moderate-to-high alcohol int…
- the mirse line surgeon C. the anesthesiologist D the social worker 19-Hydrocodone with acetaminophen has been prescribed for a client with metastatic prostate cancer. What information is essential …
Medication with strength 1 g/2 mL has been ordered at 5 mg/kg. The patient weighs 222 lb. How much should be administered? (If less than 1, round to the nearest hundredth; otherwise, round to the near…
Ms. L has been prescribed ophthalmic corticosteroid drops for an inflammation of her eye. The next day she calls the clinic and tells the nurse, “These drops sting so much when I use them that I can’t…
How many mL of 1:16 solution of sodium hypochlorite should be used in preparing 5000 mL of a 0.5% solution of sodium hypochlorite for irrigation?
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Ms. BD is a 33-year-old G2P1 female who has a history of chronic HTN. She was diagnosed with this in the interim since her first pregnancy, and she has been well controlled with Prinizide 12.5/20 PO B…
Matthew Bennett is a 32-year-old married salesperson who has been referred to an oncology clinic after a diagnosis of stage IIIA Hodgkin&#39;s disease was confirmed by his primary physician. Mr. B…
Prepare the following formula for 6 patients.How much of each ingredient will you measure out? Podophyllum resin25%?…
Compare and contrast the different classes of antidepressants and their side effects. Look up the Texas Medication Project for Depression. Discuss how this impacts your clinical determination guid…
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Case Stud y Mr B is a 76 year old African American male with history of hypertension, hyperlipidemia, chronic kidney disease, and diabetes who presents to the hospital for fast heart rate (…
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details please To prepare 500 ml of a 5% dextrose solution, you must use your available stock of 2% and 10% dextrose. How much of each will you need to prepare the order? Correct Answer: 312 5 ml of 2…
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What are the major symptoms of Tourette’s syndrome? What do you think accounts for the patient’s lack of “self-censorship” and other unusual behaviors? What other neurological disorders are similar?
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A 73-year-old female comes to the emergency department with nausea and confusion. The patient normally takes digoxin, Lasix, Vasotec, and Colace. As the nurse caring for this patient, discuss your p…
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Explain the difference between diabetes mellitus type 1 and type 2. How does glyburide help decrease blood sugar levels? What are the key teaching points for patients taking oral antidiabetic agents? …
The nurse will monitor for which adverse effects for anticholinergic. Select all apply: a.) Bronchio constriction b.) Blurred vision c.) Constipation d.) Dry mouth e.) Urinary retention
How can decreased liver and kidney function affect medication action?
Caffeine is currently a legal stimulant. Do you feel that there should be regulation and legislative actions concerning caffeine use? add citation nt lder than 10 years This discussion question meets …
Testing for Treatment It is important for physicians to be sure of a patient’s condition prior to recommending or prescribing treatments. You are now to pretend that you are a laboratory technician as…
In detail, how does the enzymatic process of acetylation of Mesalazine or 5-aminosalicylic acid occur?
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Please quickly answer these Diabetes cases and insulin resistance Case study 9: A 42 year old man comes to the office with the probable diagnosis of ‘diabetes mellitus’. Recent biochemistry results sh…
Q7: CK is a patient of yours who is being treated from stomach ulcer. His doctor has titrated his proton pump inhibitor medication so that the pH in his stomach remains at 4 to help heal his ulcer. Hi…
Patient AO, a 55 year old African American has a history of obesity and has recently gained 9 pounds. The patient hasbeen diagnosed with hypertension and hyperlipidemia. Drugs currently prescribed…
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Antidepressant medications are widely prescribed medications. What should your patient and patient’s family know about the medication when it is prescribed? Be specific.
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A 54-year-old woman has a 10-year history of relapsing, remitting multiple sclerosis. She has either not tolerated or failed all commercially available drug therapy options. The patient lives in rural…
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Why is it important for pharmacy technicians to know how to convert medication dosages?
NUR 210 Unit 1 Pharmacology Assignment: Case Stud y Complete these cases and questions individually. Answer the questions in your own words. Submit into course drop box by due date. Comprehensive a…
A 75 year old diabetic female on an oral hypoglycemic agent becomes light headed has profuse sweating. Blood glucose is below normal. What agents is responsible for these findings
use a small description for the following 5 questions. Administration of and adverse effects for the client receiving nitroglycerin Compare and contract crystalloid and colloid fluids Pathophysiology …
If you are going to be a hospital manager, which among the types of drug distribution system below would you likely to recommend to the hospital administrator? Why? Explain. Types of Drug Distribution…
Diabetes mellitus 1. Discuss the differences between Type 1 and Type 2 DM. 2. Recognize signs of hypo- and hyperglycemia as they relate to drug therapies for DM and provide appropriate management. 3. …
Provide two examples of structures on microbes that are recognised by the innate immune system. What are the 3 main sites within a cell where innate immune system receptors are located and give one ex…
A 55 year old obese woman with type 2 diabetese mellitus has been receiving glimepride and metformin daily at highest tolerated doses. her most recent A1C is 9.0%. how should this be managed?
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A child, 24 months old, needs acetaminophen, and the normal adult dose is 650 mg. What is the appropriate dosage for the child?
A 33yo female who is 28 weeks pregnant is admitted to the hospital for DVT after shenoticed her right leg became red, swollen and painful. After receiving a Heparin bolus 5000u IVP. The order rea…
Please help with the question below. QUESTION 3: SHORT ANSWER 5 out of 5 points (Full Credit) Create a brief patient handout describing the appropriate use and varying administration techniques for La…
Which of the following binds covalently to the site specified? A.Atenolol—Beta receptor B.Carvedilol—Cardiac Beta receptor C.Labetalol—alpha and beta receptor D.Phenoxybenzamine—alpha receptor…
AN IV infusions of ceftriaxone is ordered by NP. The ordered reads ceftriaxone 1g IV over 1-hour q 12hrs. the medication is supplied in 50 ml bag. How many mls will you set the pump for to deliver thi…
Questions to ask when evaluating Cohort Studies… 1- Were the exposed and unexposed subjects similar in terms of demographic characteristics and susceptibility to disease states? 4- Were the…
What are the 5 different pharmacologic classes of dopaminergic drugs?
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What is the standard formula for calculating the dose weight of a drug?
You are managing the care of a patient recently diagnosed with benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). He is taking tamsulosin but reports dizziness when standing abruptly. The best option for this patien…
Order: Tobramycin 35mg IV every 8 hours for a child who weighs 14kg. The recommended pediatric dosage of tobramycin is 2 to 2.5mg/kg every 8 hours or 1.5 to 1.9 mg/kg every six hours. Supply is 20mg/2…
Question: Write out the following information for each drug: Name, classification, safe/usual dose, common side effects, most severe side effects, nursing considerations (patient education, monitori…
250 mg of Amoxicillin has a displacement value of 0.2 mL in water for injection. 20 mL of water for injection is added to a 1 g vial of Amoxicillin. What is the concentration in mg/mL of Amoxicillin i…
Nitroglycerin is a vasodilator, a medicine that opens blood vessels to improve blood flow. It is used to treat angina symptoms, such as chest pain or discomfort that happens when there is not enough b…
What does alcohol do in the brain to give us the visible effects?Be detailed. Focus on the neurotransmitters and receptors.
Nitrous oxide a. Can be used with O2 as a carrier gas for halothane b. Has poor analgesic properties c. Forms a vapour which is explosive d. Sensitises the heart to the action of catec…
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Calculate the amounts required to prepare the following” MItte 2L benzalkonium chloride 200ml distilled water qs ad 4000ml
According to results from the Women’s health institute the use of postmenopausal estrogen/progestin hormone therapy was associated with a decreased risk for a. Hip fracture b. Stroke c. Breast cancer …
Give a short account of eachof the following:receptor desensitisation
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Explain the beta-lactam ring and explain why penicillins are part of the family of antibiotics called the beta-lactam antibiotics, and how that relates to the vulnerability of these antibiotic classes…
If-life of each drug. Determine the frequency of drug ministration based on the half-life. Determine how long it ould take for the drug to be cleared from the body if no ther doses were given.
Describe the steps in the synthesis, storage, release, and termination of action of acetylcholine. For each of the latter three steps (storage, release, and termination), give one example of a drug/ch…
A nurse is preparing to administer 0.9% sodium chloride (0.9% NaCI) 1,000 mL IV to infuse at 125 mL/hr. The drop factor of the manual IV tubing is 15 gtt/mL. The nurse should set the manual IV infusio…
True or false 25% more active ingredient in 2 of the 20 tablets. Excess of 15% of active ingredient compared to label claim after dissolution testing. A tablet has 15% lesser active ingredient than…
Which of the following scenarios would we use caution before proceeding to use a generic drug? A calcium channel blocker to control mild hypertension A selective serotonin receptor uptake inhibitor fo…
6A client is providing you with a list of their home medications. See the medication list below. If the client took each medicine on the list that contains acetaminophen as many times as allowed in a…
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Approximately 1 month ago, M.P. was diagnosed with hypothyroidism and received a prescription from her healthcare provider for levothyroxine 0.075mg daily. She visits the healthcare provider office an…
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As reviewed in your earlier coursework, prescribers include physicians, dentists, physician assistants (PA), and nurse practitioners (in some states). However, medical professionals who process prescr…
What vitamins and herbal supplements are used for the prevention and management of iron deficiency anemia?
circ*mstances in which you would recommend (and not recommend) each medication or a combination of these medications chlorpromazine, risperidone, and aripiprazole (Abilify). cover both of these option…
Your thirteen-year-old cousin has asked you to explain how drugs work to fight the flu. In words that your cousin understands, briefly explain the viral life cycle. Then explain how drugs can selectiv…
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Order: dicloxacillin sodium 125 mg p.o. every 6 h for a child who weighs 55 lbs. The recommended dosage of dicloxacillin sodium for children weighing less than 40kg is 12.5 to …
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Critically evaluate the differences between flocculated and deflocculated suspensions
Post a description of the patient case from your experiences, observations, and/or clinical practice from the last 5 years. Then, describe factors that might have influenced pharmaco*kinetic and pharm…
An older adult patient visits an outpatient clinic for the third time this month to be seen for hypertension. The nurse finds that the patient has not taken his blood pressure medication for 10 days. …
In this article, the author has proposed several possible mechanisms to raise the standard for the reporting of research toward greater transparency. Who do you think should be held responsible for ra…
IHP 310 Module Four Case Study Guidelines and Rubric Overview: This case study will help you practice analyzing a patient record, which will assist you in preparing for the final project. This case …
1)Through which route is warfarin usually administered? Group of answer choices Oral Sublingual Intravenous Inhalation Topical 2)Through which routes of administration will at least some first-pass…
Eszopiclone is a hypnotic drug used to treat insomnia. An initial dose of 3 mg is administered to a patient on the first day, with a maintenance dose of 1 mg for each day afterward. How many 1-mg tabl…
A 7 year-old client who weighs 73.5 lb has been diagnosed with a urinary tract infection and prescribed nitrofurantoin 6 mg/kg/d PO in four divided doses. How many 50-mg tablets should the nurse admin…
One of these major categories is sometimes referred to by the acronym ” ADME “. These letters stand for:
Which of the following statements is not true about a ligand-gated ion channel receptor? a) Ligand-gated ion channel receptors are present in the cell membrane. b) Neurotransmitters can act as the che…
500 mg. How many capsules will the client receive in the 7 days he is to receive this medication?
An older client has been using cascara sagrada on a long-term basis. The nurse determines that which laboratory result is a result of the side effects of this medication? a. sodium 135 mEq/L b. sodium…
A nurse is preparing to administer midazolam 200 mcg/kg via IV bolus now. The client weighs 220 lb. How many mg should the nurse administer?Round the answer to the nearest whole number.
Q3-TOX 3-A premature male neonate with Respiratory Distress Syndrome is placed on 100 percent oxygen.His condition continues to worsen and he is given artificial surfactant to reinflate his lungs.…
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REFLECTING and recording one’s thoughts “leads to improvement in educational development, growth, maturity and more. In education, we want students to change for the better, to grow while learning and…
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How many grams of silver nitrate should be used in preparing 500 mL of a solution such that 10 mL diluted to a liter will yield a 1:5000 solution?
One Liter of normal saline is required to be given over 3 hours using an IV tubing set which delivers 10gtt/mL How many gtt/min will need to be given
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if to another hospital who can communicate with him 41 You are currently on placement in the emergency department (ED). A 55 year old city worker is bluelighted into the ED having had a cardiorespirat…
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The physician orders 500 mg of Cipro. On hand you have a medication label that states “ciprofloxican HCL 250 mg tablets 100 tablets total.” how many tablets will you give?
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- What is the minimum safe infusion rate for this medication and what rate will the nurse program on the IV pump?
What are examples of drugs that will inhibit and induce the psychotropic drug you chose to study? What will happen, e.g., side effects, symptoms in the patient if the psychotropic drug was prescribed …
1.Find a print advertisem*nt for a medication.what does the article state about the medication?what entices people to want to use this medication?(1 learning objectives).2. Discuss why the lack of con…
Mr. J. is now taking Percocet 5/325, two tablets every 4 hours. He returns to the clinic with his wife and tells you his pain at its best is 6/10. He is also constipated. His wife tells she is worried…
Ms. Miller returns to the clinic. Her medications include multivitamin daily, eye emollient ointment (Refresh PM), Metamucil 1 tablespoon twice daily, pramipexole 1 mg 3 times daily, and rasagiline 1 …
Drugs that have a significant first-pass effect: 1. Must be given by the enteral (oral) route only 2. Bypass the hepatic circulation 3. Are rapidly metabolized by the liver and may have little if any …
A health professional is checking the calculations on a clinician’s order to ensure he is giving the correct dose of medication to a pediatric patient.The order reads:administer vancomycin 200 mg …
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Explain how changes in the autonomic nervous system could lead to each of the following situations, and identify the neurotransmitters and receptors involved at the effector organ. i. Increased saliva…
A nurse is about to administer Potassium Chloride. The available is 22,000,000 mcg per tablet. The doctor ordered Potassium Chloride 23 g. How many tablets would the nurse administer?
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What are the considerations for older adults when using drugs that affect GI secretions?
The stock concentration of a medication is 1000 mcg/ml. How much is needed for a dose of a 0.75 mg? Please show breakdown.
Why is the national goal to fully vaccinate 2-year-old children only at 90% rather than 100%? Support your response.
Intracellular Signaling after hormone receptor activation-specifically describe G protein-linked Hormone Receptor. Explain in details.
Assignments, Chapter 57, Drugs Affecting Gastrointestinal Secretions
The pharmacy has on hand 1000 mL of an 8% sodium chloride solution.How many grams of sodium chloride are in the solution?
What concerns might you observe if the phenytoin level were 26mcg/ ragraph, be sure to explain how the s their dosage forms relate to the treatment of epilepsy and status epilepticus. (e.g., Why was P…
The nurse is preparing a client for discharge from the emergency department. Which client statement provides evidence that the client understands medication teaching for high-dose ampicillin? "I …
problems with selective attention associated with ADHA are hypothetically regulated by the
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. A patient receiving morphine has an order for naloxone (Narcan) PRN. Why is the naloxone ordered? What are the indications for using this drug? Compare and contrast naloxone with other narcotic anta…
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How does a drug agonist and antagonist affect dosing and prescribing of medication?
Anthony received haloperidol (Haldol) for symptoms of schizophrenia while hospitalized.During a follow-up appointment, the nurse notices that Anthony has fine tremors and is complaining of having …
Glaucoma is a disorder that is often asymptomatic until it is too late and permanent damage has occurred to the optic nerve.As a pharmacy technician list five (5) things you can do to assist in …
Your patient has orders to administer 36 units of NPH insulin twice daily in addition to a sliding scale for regular insulin before meals and at bedtime. The patient’s glucose at 0700 was 227, at 1200…
Describe in detail the clinical uses of CNS stimulant drugs?
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naloxone is given to client with respiratory depression after what?
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LP is a 56 yo type 1 diabetic with HTNnew to your practice.Upon taking a history it is determined he stopped taking enalapril 8 years ago due to a cough.He has been taking Carvedilolfor his BP…
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how do I calculate the hourly rate for IV Potassium Chloride 40mmols/1000mls over 8 hours?
Ampicillin Recommended dosage 200 mg/kg/day divided and given every 8 hours: -How many mg/kg/day was THIS PATIENT prescribed? -Is the dose correct? If not, provide your recommendation. -Is the frequen…
Directions: Calculate the following hourly dosage of heparin (units/hr). A client weighs 88 kg. Order: Bolus with heparin at 80 units/kg and give over 10 minutes; initiate drip at 18 units/kg/hr. Hepa…
Question 43 A patient is in the Emergency Department with heat stroke. What finding does the healthcare provider associate with this condition? select one answer from below/ Core temperatures usually …
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explain why even after the initial cause of pain is dealt with, some people still experience pain? please list resources used
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A nurse is caring for a client who hasan infection and starting to take gentmicin. which of the labratory test should the nurse to montor
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Order: Administer Mellaril, 0.2g PO q8hr. Available: Mellaril, 30 mg/1mL. How many mL will the patient be given per dose?
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A home care patient must restrict fluid intake to 2 L every 24 hours. He has only household measuring cups. How many cups may he drink daily and not exceed the 2 L limit?
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A patient is brought to the Emergency Department (ED) with severe hypoglycemia. What drug would the nurse prepare to administer intravenously
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Order: Ceftriaxone 400mg IM daily x 7 days. How many ml will be given to the patient on the first dose today?
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A nurse has informed the laboratory technician that a patients gentamicin has finish infusing and the technician will soon draw blood sample to determine the patient’s serum drug concentration Why i…
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Illustrate a sample prescription with all the basic components for a patient with 7 days of fever along with common cold.
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physician ordered Ampicillin 750mg q6h IVPB for child weighing 60lbs.The recommended dosage for a child is 25 – 50mg/kg/day divided q 6 h.Is each dose ordered safe?
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a patient with a history of deep vein thrombosis is on Warfarin (an oral anticoagulant) and is receiving rocephin intermittent IV infusion for community-acquired pneumonia. which Laboratory test resul…
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Describe and summarize the function of the immune system.
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_____________Order: Administer Mellaril, 0.1 g PO Q8hr. Available:Mellaril, 30 mg/1 mL. How many mL will the patient be given per dose?
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How Propylthiouracil medication is use to treat Hyperthyroidism.
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DOSAGE AND SOLUTION PRACTICE EXAM BODY WEIGHT AND SAFE DOSE Order: cefactor 75mg PO q8hrs Child weighs: 22 pounds Recommended child’s drug dosage: 20-40mg/kg/day in 3 divided doses Available: cefaclor…
develop a teaching plan for a patient using zolpidem for sleep. Include nonpharmacologic measures in the plan
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A technician receives an order to prepare 250 mL of a 32% sodium chloride solution.How many grams of sodium chloride crystals will the technician weigh?
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____________Order:Administer 35 mg of medication Y IM daily. Available:Medication Y, 50 mg/mL. How many mL will be given?
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Describe the quality control process and its impact on the efficacy of pharmaceutical products.
Julie is a 27 year old nurse with a history of headaches since she started on a new med surg floor for the past year.She has missed many days of work for these migraines and it is impacting her li…
jaguan calls the pharmacy he order 1/15 gram and he was given 2 grains. he wants to know if he recieved the correct dose. did he?
Please explain the following terms of ENROSYM-20 Product APIs Therapeutic class Formulation type Manufacturers’ specs Bioavailability Dosage & administration How supplied including storage, shelf …
- Rx: Carvedilol 6.25 mg Sig: tab i po qd Mitte: 3 months Available: Carvedilol scored tablets each containing 25 mg Interpret the order: _____________________________________…
Develop a listing of examples where patients misuse/abuse a pharmaceutical dosage form.
How do PED’s actually “enhance” a player’s body and/or ability to perform? Do you think records that were set or broken during the time the athlete was using PED’s should be recognized and validated??…
My heartburn has been waking me up at night.” History A 47-year-old male patient presents to the clinic with complaints of intermittent nocturnal gastroesophageal reflux. History reveals that he awake…
Questions for reflection: Wh@t 1s th3 signif1cance 0f Pharmac0gnosy in th3 fi3ld of Ph@rmacy? The original subject is pharmacognosy in BS Pharmacy Sorry for this type of word because someone steal my …
a nurse is preparing to administer fluconazole 200 mg PO on Day 1 followed by 100 mg po daily on the next 13 days for atus Completed ttempt Score 10 out of 30 points me Elapsed 8 minutes out of 10 min…
A large cohort study followed 10,000 adults without schizophrenia to evaluate whether cannabis use was associated with increased risk of schizophrenia. They found that those who used cannabis had a hi…
Pharmacology class. tutorting help is needed with the assignment. 28. The blood-brain barrier is a special membrane barrier that restricts the distribution of drugs into the brain to only those which …
For this week’scase studyassignment, you will create presentation to educate other providers about caring for the mental health needs ofspecial populations inpsychiatric mental health/primary …
The PMHNP is caring for a patient who reports excessive arousal at nighttime. What could the PMHNP use for a time-limited duration to shift the patient’s brain from a hyperactive state to a sleep s…
PharmCase Study A 57-year-old self-employed contractor makes an appointment for another “chest infection.” He caught an upper respiratory tract infection from his grandchildren 10 days ago, and he now…
RX for pantoprazole by mouth for an adult for mild to moderate GERD for 30 days.
Define the four aspects of pharmaco*kinetics. Read Jane’s Case Study. Determine which of the four aspects—absorption, distribution, biotransformation, or excretion—Jane is experiencing. analyze the…
A thiazide diuretic that can be used in renal compromised patients: a. chlorothiazide b. metolazone c. hydrochlorothiazide d. triamterene
Questions to Consider: You can add more info into your write up but make sure you at least address these. -Why do you think so many people are so addicted to the ideology of antibiotics? For the peopl…
which of the following is an example of a central value
I need help with this problem. 6. Commercial products can be designed to make use of differences among species in metabolism. Some pesticides can be made more neurotoxic to insects, for example, by th…
If you could develop an antibiotic what would be its characteristics? Key points to remember: Spectrum of coverage Resistance patterns Structure of bacteria Disease processes Propose three hypotheses …
List a contraindication for an ear drop and its definition
#46. ion Question 46 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question Which of the following medications for treatment of hyperlipidemia is administered subcutaneously? Select one: O a. Vascepa O b. …
- The nurse has consulted a drug guide to confirm the recommended dose range of a drug. The nurse should expect to see an adjusted dosage for what clients? Select all that apply. GUOut A 22-year-old…
Week 2-Practice (Antibiotic suspension) Tameka Johnson (DOB 6/1/2017) has been diagnosed with bilateral otitis media.She has not taken antibioticsin the past month, and has no known drug allergies…
Opioid dependence is a public health crisis in the United States. List and discuss schedule II prescribing regulations in the state you plan to practice as a nurse practitioner. Evaluate and discuss…
- A sample (2.00ml) from an IV infusion bag (1L) containing sodium chloride was diluted to 100.00 ml in deionised water. 10.00 ml of this solution was then further diluted to 100.00 ml with …
Gastrointestinal Drugs 1.)Give an example of a common body location of non-pathogenic bacteria. Describe the relationship between broad spectrum antibiotics and non-pathogenic bacteria. 2.)?…
The initial post should be a minimum of 150 words. If you use any source outside of your own thoughts, you should reference that source. Include solid grammar, punctuation, sentence structure, and s…
Ozanimodis used for relapsing multiple sclerosis so when it comes to assessing the pros and cons of taking this medication what do you believe are important elements to communicate to patients?
Explain how evidence based medicine is used to determine clinical treatment? Must include a visual if possible Please list resources used
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a nurse is planning care for a lient who is taking tamxifen for the traetment of breast cancer. which of the following intervention should the nurse include in the plan? ( select all that apply).
a nurse is preparing to administer 5mg/kg/day PO divided equally every 12 hours for an infant who weights 12lbs & 4 oz. How many mg should nurse administer per dose
7&8. QUESTION 7 How is te dose of phenobarbital typically measured? grains grams O tsp O micrograms QUESTION 8 Select all the following possible causes of epilepsy. hypoxia hypoglycemia U toxicity…
Definition of cognitive enhancer Then info. About any one drug that you will choose: MOA, pharmaco*kinetics, uses, adverse effects, contraindications and if you find any information about overdose
A glassware usually used in gravimetric analysis that has a perforated bottom
What are the advantages of 2nd generation triptans over the 1st generation?
PLEASE ANSWER THE QUESTIONS BELOW. INCLUDE REFERENCES d1-Find published information about the use of methylparaben in the different categories (other than Category 3)/formulations (other than in simpl…
Is one arrow larger than the other in this scenario?
can you list this 3 medication classification and describe following: medications: 1. Abilify 2. Paroxetine. 3. Lamitctal 1. indication 2.side effects 3. blood works to be monitored 4. Nur…
Ephedrine Hydrochloride0.5g(E = 0.3) Chlorobutanol…
A 2-year-old child is prescribed amoxicillin, and the normal adult dose is 500 mg. What is the appropriate dosage for the child?
- Question 50 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 P Flag question Which of the following antihypertensives can cause hyperkalemia? Select one: a. metoprolol O b. hydrochlorothiazide c. torsemide O d…
Drug D comes from the pharmacy as 50mg/100cc. How many milligrams of drug is in 10 milliliters? The order reads a drug drip at 1100 units per hour. Pharmacy prepares a 250 ml bag of D5W that conta…
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Which adjustment in pain medication may be needed for an elderly person with elevated liver enzymes due to anticonvulsant therapy? A higher dose should be used with the same time schedule due to exces…
using a controlled substance medication for recreational purpose is known as :
What can cause itchy watery eyes from exposure to dust, pet dander, and pollen? Describe the bodies response and include two treatmenst.
Order: Infuse ampicillin sodium 1.5g solution in 100ml of DsW over 30 minutes. Tubing drop factor of 1 5gtts/ml. What is the flow rate? gtts/min
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Psychiatric medications are not known for: a. generating large profits for pharmaceutical companies b. high rates of patient noncompliance c. treating only the symptoms of psychiatric disorders g. …
How penicillin hypersensitivity limits the use of antimicrobials. How are patients managed with penicillin hypersensitivity?
The nurse get the order from the physician to start to start an infusion of amiodarone 1 mg/min over 6 hours. Nurse have 500 mL of D5W with 900mg of Amiodarone. What is the rate per hour on the IV pum…
Define the term synergy as it relates to polysubstance use. Give aspecific exampleof how at least 3 drugs that we discussed in class have a synergistic effect on a specific receptor in the CNS. Wh…
ASAP. Hydrochlorothiazide (HydroDIURIL) is prescribed for the client. The nurse checks the client’s record for documentation of which of the following before administering the medication? 1. Sulfa all…
(i) Rank the templates from best to worst. Fully justify your answer for each template. [12 marks] (ii) Indicate a possible advantage and a possible disadvantage of structure-based virtual screening. …
A patient is admitted to hospital with organophosphate poisoning. Their symptoms include difficulty breathing and a low heart rate. a)Describe the mechanism of action of this poison. (2 marks) b)E…
What pharmaceutical information will you provide regarding the use of aluminum hydroxide gel? Describe Pharmacist interventions for mucilage preparation. What pharmaceutical information will you provi…
Pharmacology 1 Review the medication orders for three patients in a clinical setting. Identify that each order includes all essential elements for a medication order. 2. Select one medication th…
CHAPTER 18 CASE J D, a 15-year-old boy, is severely burned while escaping from a building fire . The extensive burns include first- and second-degree burns covering much of his body and a local, fu…
what is the affect of decreasing phosphodiesterases on cAMP and AMPK ?
After looking over Urinary and the reproductive system I have a few questions. What are some common medications to help with urinary tract infections? Are there also natural methods that are as …
MILLIEQUIVALENTS 1. Magnesium chloride is available in the hexahydrate form as an injectable solution that supplies 1.97 mEqs of Mg2+ per milliliter. What is the % strength of magnesium chloride hexah…
- Cleocin 150 mg IM every 12 h Available: Cleocin 300 mg per 2 mL How many mL are needed for each dose?
Activation of muscarinic receptors can lead to an inflammatory response in the target tissues. What is the mechanism for this?
Question 27 (1 point) () Listen A physician writes a prescription for Minoxidil 0.04 mg to be administered twice daily The pharmacy technician fills the prescription with 80 tablets of the medication….
Review the following case study showing the decision to switch formulary. Based on cost effectiveness, explain the following criterias and provide references why the recommendation SHOULD NOT be to…
Which of the following reaction types is characteristic of alkenes? a) Nucleophilic subsititution b) Electrophilic addition c) Electrophilic substitution d) Nucleophilic addition
a nurse is providing teaching to a client who has gastric ulcer and a new prescription for ranitidine. Which of the following statement by the client indicates an understanding of the teaching. a) I c…
Q1. Describe and explain the effects of calcium chloride (CaCl 2 ) on neural activity in the cricket TAG Q2. Describe and explain the effects of glutamate (L-glutamate/MSG) on neural activity in the c…
Explain the type of treatment regimen you would recommend for treating your patient, including the choice or pharmacotherapeutics you would recommend and explain why. Be sure to justify your response….
Question 1 Which of the following are correct regarding influenza vaccines? Select all that apply. a. All influenza vaccines have the adverse effect of causing influenza b. Live, attenuated influen…
Q1-Stoke’s Law (Compounding) v = d2 (ri – re) g / (18 h) Example: What is the sedimentation rate of a spherical powder in water, if the diameter and density of the powder is 0.5 mm and 1.33 g/cm3, r…
What is the name of infection fighting cells that are produced when a patient received a vaccination against a childhood disease? Hormones Platelets Antibodies Antigens Which of the following is a car…
Chief Complaint “We are trying so hard to have a baby. Maybe that’s why I’m so tired all the time. It’s just too much pressure.” HPI Vickie Greene is a 31-year-old African American woman who presents …
Question-BM7 7-•ZM, a 69 year old male, was brought into the ER by his wife for altered mental status. As per his wife, ZM had sinus infection a week ago and has not been himself since then. A lum…
write a full one-page essay. In your own opinion, describe the concept of professionalism
i need the answers What is the mechanism of action of fibrinolytic or thrombolytic drugs
A 67- year old man with COPD, hypertension, dyslipidemia, coronary artery disease, and osteoarthritis presents to clinic for routine follow- up. He is currently treated with tiotropium albuterol as ne…
TEMA: DROGAS DEL SISTEMA DIGESTIVO Instrucciones: Complete la información de cada uno de los medicamentos provistos a continuación: Mylanta Tagamet Pepcid Axid Zantac Nexium Prevacid Prilosec Pr…
- The primary care provider orders I unit of packed red blood cells (PRUC) for your client, Bach unit contains 340 ml of PRBO, The hospital policy states to administer each unit of PKBC over two hour…
What are the nursing consideration of carbamide peroxide
A patient will be discharged with a 1-week supply of an opioid analgesic for pain management after abdominal surgery. The nurse will include which information in the teaching plan? a. How to prevent c…
Identify and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the folllowing dosage forms. Compare and contrast the different dosage forms: Biologicals Dispersed system Parental Radiopharmaceuticals
S2. f anorrcrrnvlnrr net-mural; d. The physician has prescribed dexamethasone 2.5 mg IV q12h. How many milliliters of the special dilution are needed to prepare one dose? 4. How many 10 mg tablets sho…
Questions: 1.What is DAS? Does this patient have early RA? Explain. 2. What are some features in this patient that indicate she may have a high risk or a poor long-term outcome? 3.Identify a…
What is the black box warning for beta 2 agonist medications?
Mrs. Cox presented to the office explaining that it burns when she urinates. You’re thinking about prescribing the medication nitrofurantoin. (2pts each) When asked if she is currently taking medicine…
a nurse in the post-anesthesia care unit is assessing a client following an appendectomy and finds a 2 cm (3/4-in) area of blood postoperative dressing. Which of the following actions should the nurse…
- A nurse administered 125 mg of digoxin instead of 0.125 mg intravenously. The patient has developed a severe heart block dysrhythmia, and the slow heart rate has not responded to administrati…
Adderall is primarily a drug prescribed for ADHD, however, it is heavily abused as a study aid. It is estimated that over 20% of college students take Adderall without a prescription. Online forums di…
Compare and contrast the pharmacodynamics and pharmaco*kinetics of two commonly prescribed drugs to treat depression: maois and ssris
QU APIs are: all of these large molecule compounds small molecule compounds active pharmaceutical ingredients O the substance that interacts with the body to cause the effect QUESTION 21 3 points Sav…
The nurse is explaining the therapeutic effects of levodopa to a client with Parkinson disease. What characteristics of levodopa and dopamine should the nurse describe? Select all that apply. Question…
8)Vaccination is recommended for individuals living in congregate settings like dormitories in order to protect from infection.This microbe is a major cause of community-acquired menin…
Help answer the following, 1. Name theMechanism whereby drugs are absorbed across the intestinal wall and enter into the hepatic portal circulation…. 2.As it relates to pharmacotherapy, liver enzy…
A nurse is caring for a client who has major depression and a new prescription for citalopram. Which of the following adverse effects is the priority for the nurse to report a. Confusion b. Insomnia c…
1.Four common problems of the urinary system are infection,spam,pain and benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).Describe the signs and symptoms of each condition.( 1 learning objective.2. A 6-year-old gir…
A client is prescribed prednisone for rheumatoid arthritis. Identify 3 adverse effects of long term use of this medication
1.Define respiration.Explain how the process of respiration occurs.(2 learning objective) 2.Describe the differences among the common cold,seasonal rhinitis,sinusitis,pharyngitis,and laryngitis(3 lear…
please answer me question 1 through 4 C.C.C Initial exposure to "antigen A" occurs on Day 1. Second exposure occurs on Day 28 Time (days) Antibody Concentration 7 10 8 14 10 18 20 21 8 25 – …
- A patient is given a diagnosis of peptic ulcer disease. A laboratory test confirms the presence of Helicobacter pylori.The primary care NP orders a proton pump inhibitor (PPI) before meals tw…
- Cells in the resting state exhibit a voltage across their membrane, called resting membrane potential.How is this membrane potential established and maintained?
Joe Clark, 79 years of age, is a male patient who is receiving hospice care for his terminal illnesses that include lung cancer and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). He developed bilateral…
Vicky she 56 years comes to clinic requesting a refill of her fiorinal that she takes for migraines. she has been taking this medication for over 2 years for migraines and stayed one dose usually work…
List 3 Priorities for Managing Care for Josephine Morrow
A new mother has been breastfeeding her child since 3 months. The mother has recently been prescribed levofloxacin for treatment of an infection. a. Provide at least three tertiary resources about the…
Mrs.Jones has been taking digoxin for many years. Recently she developed an arrhythmiaand her cardiologiesis considering Quinidine . Explain the potential drug interaction that my occur. W…
- The nurse is caring for a patient admitted with diabetic ketoacidosis who reports abdominal pain, increased urination and dry mucous membranes. Which action should the nurse take first? A) Assess i…
- Respondus LockDown Browser X Question 44 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: In addition to medication therapy, the RN should counsel patients on which of the …
Ms. Peterson a 35 year old mother of 3 is under a lot of stress and is having a hard time sleeping. Her medical provider had given her a prescription for Lunesta 3mg to take i pill at noc/prn for sl…
What’s one thing you learned in pharmacology class?
Discuss the role of MSN Nurse Case Manager: Discuss key points regarding education requirements, competencies, licensure and/or certifications and any other relevant considerations.
Please kindly help me with the answers to the drugs i attached following the guidelines to the templates attached. Drug Classifications: 1. Penicillin’s-ampicillin 2. Cephalosporins-cefxitin 3. Aminog…
On hand, you have a 30 ml. bottle of Tylenol which is labeled 160 mg/5 ml. You are to administer 1/4 tsp. How many mg. will you be administering in the ordered dosage? Round to the hundredths
prepare 3/4 strength Isocal. Total volume is 275 mL. How much Isocal is to be mixed with how much water?
On hand: Cipro 250 mg ciprofloxacin/ tablet 1.A physician’s order reads Cipro 250 mg q12h PO x 3days. Calculate the amount to administer. 2.In some cases, the patient may receive 500mg q12…
What are the important teaching points to include for a patient receiving ranitidine?
identify the medication regime and potential drug interactions for the person. list 6 or more medication that the client is taking along with times/how often and how long the patient is or has been ta…
In preparation for aseptic compounding you should work at least one inch from the hood. True False
- An older adult male is admitted to the emergency department (ED) with chest pain and has an order for nitroglycerin (NTG) sublingual. Which is the priority action for the nurse to take?
DISCUSSION BOARD UNIT 3 1. What are your thoughts on drug resistance? Included examples, causes, risks, future trends, and how this impacts future generations and treatments.
Q116.Which of the following are true about Per member per month (PMPM) drug expense? It indicates the average annual drug expense per MCO member An increase in PMPM definitely indicates suboptimal p…
Before being permitted to market a drug in the USA, a pharmaceutical company must submit a successful New Drug Application (NDA). What information about the drug is the NDA expected to contain?
(TCO 9) An example of a diuretic is _____. Group of answer choices Ampicillin Lasix Warfarin Levaquin
11.) Which of the following statements best describes a thrombus? A.) A clot formed in a blood vessel that remains attached to the wall of the vessel. B.) A clot formed in a blood vessel that becomes …
femal p is 51 years old history of osteoporosis is 51 years old c/o ammenaherra her fsh level 32 what is the drug therapy would prescribe why and for how long
1)A nurse is caring for a client who has a pulmonary embolism and has a new prescription for enoxaparin 1.5mg/kg/dose subcutaneous every 12 hr. The client weighs 245 lbs. How many mg should the nurs…
- Question 45 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Remove flag What is the mechanism of action of alteplase? Select one: O a. Inhibits production of clotting factors seven, nine, ten, and two O b. In…
Compute the amount of medication you will give to administer one dose of the following medication orders. Assume all tablets are scored, when necessary. Order: erythromycin ethylsuccinate 800 mg…
Compare prototype drug for each class of psychotherapeutic agents with the other drugs in that class.Note similarities and differences of the prototype drug to other drugs.
The surgical technologist’s role is controlled by each state through its statutes, case and regulatory law, attorney general opinions, and medical licensing boards. Facility policy defines and may fur…
Need to compare any five functions of P53 tumor suppressor gene and KRAS oncogene elaborately
Why give insulin to treat hyperkalemia, what is the rationale? Thank you!
Wriiten assignment Briefly describe a spinal reflex, explain the pathophysiology of muscle spasm and muscle spasticity (1 learning Objective) you are caring for an 8 year old child with a diagnosis of…
effective pharmacologic treatment options for managing GERD for a patient with asthma and osteoporosis?
- Order is 40 mEq Potasium IV in 1000 ml NS infused over 12 hours. No pump is available. The drop factor for the tubing available is 20 gtt/ml. How many drops per minute need to be infused?
Read the following prescriptions and: 1. Answer Questions 2. Type in thedirections PRACTICE PRESCRIPTIONS Identify the elements on these prescriptions by answering in the space beneath the question….
Write a 2- to 3-page paper that addresses the following: Explain how the factor you selected might influence the pharmaco*kinetic and pharmacodynamic processes in the patient from the case study you w…
The drug pivmecillinam is not available in the US but has been in use for some years in European countries. Indicate the necessary structural features of the drug for its antibiotic activity, its spec…
Select the appropriate label (pp. 282-283) for the following drug orders and indicate the number of tablets/ capsules/milliliters that will be required to administer the dosage ordered. Labels may be …
A client who weighs 180 lb is prescribed dobutamine at 10 mcg/kg/min , which is available as 250 mg dobutamine in 500 mL of D5W . How many mL / h * r should the nurse administer ? (Record your answer …
ours I ION 39 A male patient is taking finasteride for BPH. Which of the following will the nurse evaluate at each clinic visit? 1" A Urinary elimination ‘ patterns it” B Hemoglobin levels r?…
Any memory tricks for pharmacology in nursing school please?
Signature Assignment (Psychopharmacology Treatment Algorithm) Using your learning experience from your clinical experience, preceptor input and evidence-based literature, develop a pharmacology treatm…
- Dorothy is a 68-year-old woman who presents to the clinic with several months of fatigue, decreased exercise tolerance, and increased episodes of angina. She volunteers an observation that she is …
Solve please show work.. 11. A dosage of 150 mcg / kg / min has been ordered for a person who weights 92.1 kg. The solutions strength is 2.5 g / 250 mL. Calculate the dosage per minute. Calculate the …
Solve: 6 : 75 :: 2.5 : x Question options: 31.25 6 150 55.2
The nurse is caring for a client diagnosed with hookworms and who is receiving mebendazole. When reviewing this client’s laboratory findings, what changes should the nurse attribute to the client’s in…
Stu recently visited his family doctor to discuss some medical concerns. After a thorough examination, Dr. Abernathy prescribed him a medication to help treat his condition. Stu took the prescription …
You have made 1000 mL of a solution containing 60 g of potassium permanganate (KMnO 4 , Mol wt 158.0). How many millimoles (to three significant figures) are there in 100 mL? During a titration of sal…
Define the following terms: adrenergic,adrenergic inhibitors/blockers, beta-adrenergic blockers, vasodilators, cholinergics, and anti-cholinergic drugs. It is vital that you understand the con…
Substance abuse and substance abuse-related issues can be viewed by the medical community and the general population as an increasingly prevalent issue. It is escalating to the degree of a major publi…
The nurse administers chlorpromazine intramuscularly to the preoperative client who is intensely anxious about surgery the next morning. What education should the nurse provide this client? Group of a…
- The doctor finally figures out what is wrong with you and prescribes a medicine that will return you to full health.The order is for 25 mg of the medicine.The nurse walks in with a liq…
Dosage Calculation- 3rd Attempt Started: Mar 6 at 11:32am Quiz Instructions Flag question: Question 1 Question 1 10pts The physician orders Lanoxin 0.25 mg IV daily.In the patient’s medication …
What is the full mechanism of action of Metformin (particularly focusing on the mitochondria, ATP production, and glucose absorption)?
B-A client is prescribed an intravenous antibiotic that is supplied as a 250-mi mm-bag and is nfuse over one hour. The IV administration set has . ario factor of 10 gttim. what is the go ate in drops …
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Sodium Chloride 0.9% with 40 mEq KCl added to one litre is ordered to be run over 16 hours.The drop factor is 10 drops per mL.At what flow rate should this solution be given?
For the figure below, describe (at least 50 words) each drug in comparison to each other. In your answer, refer and use the terminology and concepts studied in this course so far.. A C 2 Response (a…
Determine the following in drops per minute using the drop factor provided D5 1/2 NS is infusion at 28 macrogtt/min the drop factor is 10 get/ml how much fluid volume will the Client receive in 8 hr ?
Greg has worked for six months in a pharmacy that compounds chemotherapeutics. He has trained and is certified for this specialized work. Discuss the educational requirements and duties for a technici…
( Listen A physician orders Fluoxetine Hydrochloride oral solution 40 my gam Available: Fluoxetine hyrdochloride 20 mo/S mil 120 ml bottle How long will the medication last if it is taken appropriatel…
reference: https://www.pharmacology2000.com/Diabetes/diabetes9.htm#Second%20Generation%20sulfonylureas:%20glyburide,%20glipizide,%20glimepiride– Katzung B.G.(Ed.),Ed. Bertram G. Katzung .eds. Basi…
Dissolving a solute such as NaCl in a solvent such as water results in:
all of the following are compensatory mechanisms that occur during the pathogenesis of congestive heart failure EXCEPT: A an increase in ventricular end-diastolic volume B an increase in the concentra…
Based upon the above information complete the following table identifying a plan of care for Mr. CF. Consider all actual and potential health problems.
Identify the following for Cefepime -structure -mechanism of action -clinical use -resistance mechanisms in pathogenic bacteria
What hormone levels in the blood are reduced as a result of taking hormone replacement therapy for menopause?
A patient with Crohn’s disease is being treated with azathioprine and allopurinol. Can you please explain the rationale for combination therapy?
1.How does the term pharmacology differ from the term clinical pharmacology? Give Examples of how nurses utilize pharmacology in clinical practice. 2.Briefly describe the phase involved in each step o…
Can Plavix and Coumadin be given together? I know that Plavix is an anti platelet drug, and that Coumadin is anti-coagulation. I am not sure if the two drugs can be given together and if that is commo…
a pediatrician has ordered ampicillin 50 mg/kg/day p.o.devided q.6h for a child who weighs 44 lb . How many milligram should the child receive per day ? ________ mg
Derive an equation for the determination of pressure difference across a curved surface.
…. /…………. A 54 V.O male patient was treated with chlorothiazide (Diuri) for hypertension, however due to high blood pressure, edema, and symptoms of early cardiac failure, he was transferred…
A nurse is caring for a client who is having difficulty voiding following surgery. The nurse notes palpable bladder distention. Which of the following medications should the nurse anticipate adminis…
. Lorazepam Effect Midazolam Diazepam 10min 20min 30min 1hr 3hr 4hr Shr 6hr Time 1. According to the graph above, what is the onset and duration of action of Versed? Knowing what the clinical effect…
Explain the possible rationale for prescribing Warfarin instead of Dabigatran for a patient in Atrial Fibrillation? Also explain: Why would the Nurse Practitioner switch from an ace inhibitor to an …
For each of the following drug groups, please list three counselling points using the BNF? thiazide diuretics beta blockers calcium channel blockers ace inhibitors Angitensin II recepter antagonists a…
Answer ALL parts of this question The stability of chloramphenicol in eye drops is being studied at different temperatures and times.The concentration (in mg/L) of chloramphenicol at three…
. Illustrate the likely products and mechanisms of oxidation with respect to nicotine and adrenaline (structures given below). OH ZI HO. HO Nicotine Adrenaline Adrenaline is generally formulated as …
The nurse is caring for a client who develops dizziness two hours after taking her blood pressure medication. What type of reaction would the nurse consider this to be
What is the difference between diabetes mellitus type I and diabetes mellitus type II in terms of risk factors, etiology, and treatments?
9)-A physician writes a prescription for 120 ml of a medication. The bottles available for dispensing are 4 oz, 6 oz, and 8 oz. Which bottle should be used for dispensing? Calculate the following conv…
#10. Respondus LockDown Browser X Question 10 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question A 21 year-old patient is brought to the emergency department after a suspected overdose. The first-respo…
it is urgent please. 11. Heparin sodium is given by which route? A. by mouth B. Intradermal injection C. Subcutaneous injection D. Topical 12. Before administering digoxin the nurse would check for th…
REQUIREMENTS: Develop a 5-7 minute oral presentation to a mock patient explaining what, how, when, and why he/she is taking a medication. Include safety and storage information. Choose a medication fr…
a nurse is teaching a client who has pernicious anemia to self administer nasal cyanocobalamin. Which of the following information should the nurse include in the teaching. (a) Use a nasal decongestio…
3.1State Board Exam Example-2 Hydrochlorothiazide15 mg Spironolactone25 mg Lactose ?…
Question 19 (1 point) Listen A physician orders Ceftin oral suspension 0.5 teaspoon po bid for 7 days Available: Ceftin 125 mg/5 ml. Calculate the total volume to be dispensed ( a) 35 mL (b) 80 mL ( c…
- Heparin is available in a vial containing 10 000 U/mL How many mL will be needed for the following doses? 500 U __________ 5000U_______
Aprovided magna carta of pharmacy profission on 1240 except?
You are working in a community outpatient clinic where you perform the intake assessment on R.M, a 38-year-old woman. She is being worked up for endocrine disease based upon her symptoms – fatigue, we…
Chief Complaint: A 26-year-old woman with muscle weakness in the face. History: Jill Rothman, a 26-year-old gynulastics instructor, presents with complaints of muscle weakness in her face that comes …
- Differentiate between primary and secondary hyperparathyroidism. 8.Discuss the similarities and differences in the onset, etiology, and pathophysiology of type 1 and type 2 diabetes …
The physician has ordered Phenergan 12.5 mg to be given slow IV push over 5 minutes.The pharmacy sends 50 mg per 1 ml to the floor. What is the volume of drug to be given? Round to the nearest tenth…
Based on the case scenario provided about which is about the cardiovascular system, how can you answer the following questions? Discuss comprehensively and please indicate your references. 1. What c…
Can you please provide information on nutritional considerations and medication interactions for at least one oral medication and one type of insulin? please include references, thank you in advance.
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___________ Order: 0.25 mg of digoxin, which is available in 125 mcg tablets. How manytablets will you administer?
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as a nurse, you notice that one of your client”s drug has a low therapeutic index. the most important nurse implication of this is …
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Question 24 (2 points) The NP at the immunization clinic is reviewing the list of patients who are scheduled to receive the varicella vaccination. The NP will cancel all of the following patients exce…
Physicians Order: 1000 mL D5W with 5mEq KCl IV @ 100 cc per hour. Available: KCl 20 mEq/ 10 mL single use vial. (3 marks) a)How many mL of D5W will be administered over a 24-hour period? b)How man…
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SYSTEM 25. A 67-year-old male provided with the unexpected start of language disability. He had the ability to claim expressions as well as sentences with typically appropriate grammar, however his sp…
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After reading the case studies, students are to answer each question in full sentences. Answers should be in detail while using Pharmacology terminology. SCENARIO: …
on Question 47 Not yet answered Points out of 1 Flag question Which of the following strategies should be used when discontinuing long-term glucocorticoid therapy? Select one: 2 O’ a. Immediately stop…
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The doctor has ordered 1.5mg of a medication to be given by mouth twice a day. You have that medication in 0.5mg per tablet. How many tablets would you give for one dose?
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A client was started on spironolactone (Aldactone), an aldosterone inhibiting diuretic. What should the nurse advise the client regarding needed self-care? Answers: A A client was started on spironola…
A patient reports to you that they use glargine ttLantus insulin for management of their type 2 diabetes. You know that Lantus is an insulin analogue that has no peak with a duration of 24 hrs. Based …
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Which of the following is the LEAST hallucinogenic? a. LSD b. marijuana c. bufotenin d. shabu Choose only one answer. Clue: Letter d is not the answer.
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please review my answer and advise. A 2 year old female who attends day care 3 days a week visits the urgent care clinic. Of note, one case of strep throat was reported in her daycare last week. One w…
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A vial of hazardous powder contains a total of 10 mg of drug. What is the concentration if you dilute it wit 5 mL of solution?
The Case of the Hypertensive Truck Driver, Part 2 Mr. Roberson, age 42, is diagnosed with essential hypertension. His blood pressure has been ranging between 150 and 184 mm Hg systolic and 94 and 110 …
“You have on hand enoxparin (Lovenox) 30 mg/0.3mL. You need to administer 1mg/kgSC. Your patient weighs 200 pounds. How much will you draw into a syringe?” tuous infusion to a patient liters per hour …
Which statement by a client warrants further instruction by the nurse about the changing insulin needs of a diabetic client during pregnancy? Episodes of hypoglycemia are more likely to occur during…
The pharmacy has available digoxin lanoxin 0.25 mg tablets and the nurse needs to administer 375 mcg by mouth once daily how many tablets should the nurse administer
Make a report about hypertension and how people prevent hypertension.. Answer it with a long and clear explanation
The division of the nervous system that is associated with the “Feed and Breed” response is the A) Parasympathetic B) Sympathetic C) Adrenergic D) Ganglionic
which of the following is the closest description of Phase II metabolism? a- Hydrolysis of aspirin b-reactions which add a large biomolecule to a functional group already present on a drug or one of i…
Ch 15 – Neurologic Drugs 1. List 4 different types of Seizures with a brief description of each. (8 pts) 2. Name two categories of drugs used to treat epilepsy and how these drugs work in the body. (4…
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Adrenergic blocking agents do what? What are they blocking?
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Read this case study. A 70-year-old woman was seen in her physician’s office for ongoing management of several medical conditions. The patient has congestive heart failure as a result of hypertensio…
How hydrochlorothiazide and benazepril work to lowering blood pressure?
Describe one study strategy you currently use. Based on the links provided in Step 1, list one new study technique or test-taking strategy that could work for you. Explain how you can incorporate this…
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How will the questions ask influence the screening process for potential psychopharmacological treatment interventions?
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The woman, 51 years old, suffers from articular form of rheumatoid arthritis with affection of small joints of hands; she accepts nonsteroid anti-inflammatory drugs, but the disease progresses, pain a…
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please fast answer without explain 10.Which of the following drugs is used in hepatitis B infection? a.Amantadine b.Interferon alpha c.Oseltamivir d.Interferon gamma
Question 55 (1 point) A child who weighs 15 kg is prescribed antibiotics at a dose of 25 mg/kg/day. How many milligrams of the medication should the child receive per day? 375 mg 675 mg 0.3 mg 45.25 …
Safe medication practices. Please show your work. Order: Ceclor 150 mg PO q8h Child weighs 33 lb Recommended dose is: 20 – 40 mg/kg/day divided into 3 doses Is the order safe? Order:Naloxone 1…
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what do we call an agent that relieves pain without causing loss of consciousness (Tylenol, Advil, Motrin)
Six days after starting a prescription for oral amoxicillin solution, a client calls the clinic to report the onset of a low grade fever. What action should the nurse implement? Advise use of an ove…
compare and contrast different automated dispensing systems
the nurse is caring for client who is receiving vancomycin. Question 5. The nurse is caring for a client who is receiving vancomycin (Vancocin HCI). Which of the following, if developed by the client,…
I have answered the following questions as best I can, but have had this feedback off my tutor I would like you to really expand your clinical knowledge here and re-look at Q1, 2 and 3 I want you to c…
Which route of administration is the fastest to reach the brain target site because it has the shortest route in the circulatory system to the brain? a. oral administration b. inhalation c. rectal rep…
#3. Question 3 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question Which of the following medications is a direct thrombin inhibitor? Select one: O a. Dabigatran b. Fondaparinux O c. Eptifibatide O d. T…
You have just started your first research assignment with your new position at Innovative Pharma INC. The company has an objective to prepare ester prodrugs for known inhibitors of viral proteases (se…
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Disability insurance benefits are based on a percentage of employees’ wages, usually_____________
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I was looking at Pharmacology 103 from Straighter Line and was wondering the exams listed are these good study guides?
MTX is excreted to some extent in bile. What properties of MTX favor biliary excretion? Where will the drug excreted in bile end up?
The patient is to receive Heparin 8500 Units sub-q.On hand is Heparin 5000 Units/ml.How many ml will you administer?
ACTIVE LEARNING TEMPLATE: Medication Instructions: An ATI med sheet must be filled out and handwritten for each medication listed below. ACTIVE LEARNING TEMPLATE: PURPOSE OF MEDICATION Expected Pharma…
Discuss one pharmacological therapy used in children. What age group can this drug be prescribed to? What is the purpose of the drug?What are the risks and benefits? What concerns may you have in pr…
What are the mechanisms of action of these two selected agents?
Which is an example of a drug that has a high affinity for a receptor but does not elicit a response and why? a. Albuterol b. Lisinopril c. Metoprol d. Morphine
What is a starting dose of Levemir (detemir)?HINT:Think units/kg/day.
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why discussion of pain specialist and physician is important when it comes with patient? what is the purpose of pain clinic? why it is necessary to call physician before doing and giving treatment?
How can i explain the sympathetic nervous system and autonomic nervous system?
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Terbutaline comes as a 1-mg/ml ampule. How much do you need to give a 0.25mg SQ dose?
Which types of drugs taken by a pregnant patient are more likely to have effects on a fetus? Select one: a.Lipid-soluble drugs b.Drugs that are highly polar c.Ionized drugs d.Protein-bound dru…
How to write this script with this particular scenario below: Max Patrick (DOB 2/08/1971) comes into your office for his routine 6 month follow-up visit for stable, well-controlled hypertension. He ne…
PEPTIC ULCER DISEASE Chief Complaint “My stomach has been hurting for the past few weeks. Over the weekend, I noticed my bowel movements were black and tarry.” HPI William Smith is a 62-year-old…
hello please answer longer explanation is required. thanks ANALYSIS: Explain the RFIS (Reasons for important steps) Ques: Why dissolve potassium hydroxide? Why freshly prepared saturated solu…
Calculate the appropriate heparin dose based on the following order: Increase the heparin rate by 2 units/kg/hr. Pertinent information: patient age 60 y/o, sex: Female, ht: 5’3″, wt: 180 lbs, current …
uestion 1. Mrs. Lentus is a 65 year old woman who came to her doctor last week with a number of symptoms.The doctor did some blood work and found that Mrs. Lentus had a TSH of 25. a. What endog…
asd 110 lesson 7 please help Each response should be between 250 and 300 words.. Explain why opioids are considered the best pain medicines. How do they work to alleviate pain? Pick three types of opi…
Can stimulants such as amphetamine salts be safely administered to patients with bipolar, or do they increase the risk of manic episodes?What evidence supports your answer?
Can anyone help I need the MOA, Use, Side Effect, Dose, and Patient teaching for the following
How does Suboxone differ from Methadone? Is one better than the other to utilize with clients?
Order: Dopamine hydrochloride (Dopamine) 20 mcg/kg/min IV for cardiogenic shock Supply: Dopamine 400mg/250mL 0.09% NS Patient weight :180 lbs Calculate the milliliters per hour to set the IV pump: (MU…
1)preferred treatment for severe ventricular dysrhythmias 2)Patient teaching for digoxin( Lanoxin) 3)What is the chronotropic effect of digitalis? 4) patient teaching for dysrhythmic meds 5)Contraindi…
Based on the above scenario and your analysis, the 5-year-old boy was suffered from Scarlet Fever . Please answer briefly with your elaboration of the Pathogenesis of developing Scarlet Fever , inc…
The Banerjee Report “The Use of Antipsychotic Medication for People with Dementia: Time for action” Professor of Mental Health and Aging (The institute of Psychiatry, King’s College London) A clinical…
Choose an infection of the genitourinary or renal system and detail the medication used to treat that condition.
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Coders use resources every day in coding as there will always be something a coder needs to look up or verify. As you think about what you know about ICD-10-PCS coding and what you struggle with, sele…
Mike is a 46-year-old who presents with a complaint of “heartburn” for 3 months. He describes the pain as burning located in the epigastric area. The pain improves after he takes an antacid or drinks …
NOTE: These case studies are set in primary care clinics, not in acute hospitals or urgent care clinics. For this assignment, do not answer questions or prescribe drugs that are primarily used in acut…
The nurse is preparing to administer milrinone 0.4 mcg/kg/min. The patient weighs 253 lb. The pharmacy provides a bag of milrinone 70 mg/100 mL dextrose5%in water(D5W). At what rate will the nur…
Identify at least one area of pharmacology. (I chose Urinary Drugs ). Address different types of medicines by classifications and how they work. Identify at least one area of pharmacology ( I chose …
Why do so many suspensions come with a label that says “Shake Well”? Why is it necessary to levigate the powder? Some suspension compounding procedures include the use of a high speed mixer. Why is th…
A 13 year old boy presents with acute bacterial rhinosinusotis. He has a beta- lactam allergy and has taken Clarithromycin 2 months ago for a bad cold. You recommend treatment with: a. Ceftriaxone b. …
the health care provider prescribed a beta-blocker for the patient diagnosed with arterial hypertension. Which is the scientific rationale for administering the medication. A. this medication decrease…
What are the side effects of ACE inhibitors and calcium channel blockers?
ENDOCRINE SYSTEM: Choose the matching term to complete the blank. Write the letter Hypothyroidism Carbohydrates Hyperthyroidism – Diabetes Mellitus Monophasic contraceptive Triphasic contrace…
Topic Week 6 Discussion V . List two adverse affects associated with each antihypertensive drug class. . When responding to your classmates, list one of the most commonly used drugs in each drug class…
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A patient is prescribed to receive 1 L of D5W to infuse at 100 mL/hr. How long will it take to infuse this solution?
Help. If a client takes only 1 dose of a medication, how much medication is cleared from the body at 1 point 1 half life? (Enter the number followed by the % sign). For example: 25% Your answer
A physician orders 1000 mcg of cyanocobalamin to be given IM. Available: 1 mg/mL. Amount of drug to be drawn is _________ml Syringe type chosen: _________ The physician orders 400,000 units…
Please select the correct answer(s) This patient is in the pharmacy today with a new prescription. He was hospitalized for the last 2 days and discharged today after being diagnosed with congestive he…
A 1 month old, full-term, 50 cm, 4.3 kg baby develops fever and irritability. He is admitted to the hospital for a sepsis work-up. His temperature is 102F, HR 130, RR 30. His BUN/Scr are 15/0.6. He is…
explain the role of arteriosclerosis and atherosclerosis in cardiovascular disease. Identify the role of hyperlipidemia in atherosclerosis.
Medications that are approved for human use have to go through very stringent testing before they can be dispensed or prescribed in the U.S. How does the field of pharmacodynamics impact drug safety?
1 What is edema? 2 What is oral rehydration therapy 3 How do you manage pediatric dehydration? 4 How does renal disease affect the urine? 5 Tolterodine treats what condition? 6 How can kidney malfunct…
difficulty swallowing tablets is one reason why you might need to fill capsules, Give one other scenario that might necessitate filling capsules for a patient.
What is a precaution for patients taking MAOIs for Depression? A) Depression B) Low Blood Pressure C) Risk of hypertensive crisis D) Decreased Renal Function
Use extremely easy words to explain: Volume of Distribution Maintenance Dose Loading Dose Therapeutic drug monitoring I am just a student nurse so don’t need very detailed explanation.
Please help. QUESTION 10 Match the drug type with an example of a drug name used in veterinary medicine. A. dobutamine Beta blocker B. diltiazem sodium influx inhibitor C. amiodarone class III antiarr…
Is Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase considered a transporter proteins. (yes or no) and what is the role of the Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase within the body. (350 word paragraphanswer required…
What type of ANS agent would be the best antidote to deadly nightshade? terbutaline physostigmine terazosin salmeterol epinephrine scopolamine
Ms. T, a 53-year-old Caucasian female smoker, has a long history of Diabetes Mellitus. Last year, she was diagnosed with a mood disorder and has since been under the care of a psychiatrist. Recently, …
A person experiencing severe gastritis which leads to destruction of the parietal cells could experience which of thefolllowinganemias? A.Normochromic,normocyticsuch asaplasticanemia B.mic…
54.) Which of the following statements best contrasts psychological and physiological dependence related to narcotics? A.) Psychological dependence occurs when the person has a mental desire to take t…
Dt4 Mr Alfred Smith aged 65 years old is admitted to hospital with worsening heart failure. His blood pressure is 175/110mm/Hg, blood glucose levels are 8.8mmol/L and BMI is 28.You have completed …
What is balanced anesthesia? Provide examples of drugs that may be used with balanced anesthesia.
All these are dopamine antagonist-antiemetic except
The area of the brain stem that plays a role in consciousness and the awake/sleep cycle is the
86-319. How many milliequivalents each of potassium, calcium, and magnesium are contained in the following formula? Rx Potassium Chloride 4.50 g Calcium Lactate 6.12 g Magnesium Citrate 4.08 g Potassi…
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#4. ion Question 4 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question A patient with a deep vein thrombosis is receiving enoxaparin therapy. The RN notices the patient has large very bloody bowel movem…
answer QUESTION which class of anticoagulant is preferred when therapy is required for a pregnant woman ?
Which of the following statements below is NOT considered an appropriate treatment strategy for treatment-resistant depression? A) Sertraline+Bupropion B) Fluoxetine+Venlafaxine C) Desvenlafaxine+Bupr…
You are conducting an MUR with Mrs Y. Mrs V has hypertension and has been advised to follow a low sodium diet (<70 mmol sodium per day). During the MUR Mrs Y informs you that she takes two tablets …
Which intervention is a priority related to anti infective medications?. 46. Which intervention is a priority related to antiinfective medications? A. Instruct patient to take temperature daily for 10…
The nurse is caring for an 84-year-old client in the acute care facility who was newly diagnosed with a seizure disorder. Before starting the client on an antiepileptic medication that will be continu…
hello the purpose of our research should be: 1- assessment of the current situation of Medication Reconciliation in one of Palestinian Ministry of Health (MOH). 2- study the effect of lack of reconc…
An analysis pertaining to historical and current perspectives on the Major Depressive Disorder (severe & recurrent) 296.33 (F33.2) and how we diagnose and understand it. (including references) An …
You may choose more than one answer. Serotonin activates what type(s) of receptors? G protein coupled receptors Direct kinaseactivity receptors Intracellularenzymes Ligand-gated ion channels
Cynthia has been prescribed a plethora of medications. How will you properly monitor each medication for efficacy and toxicity? Are you concerned with any drug-drug interactions? If so, what are th…
22 month old visiting the clinic complaining of a quarter-sized red lesion, with raised and active scale borders for the past 3 weeks. Recently, for the past few days, he has been complaining of an ea…
Drugs given to treat malaria are usually given in combination to attack the protozoan at various stages of it’s life cycle.List three common drugs used to treat malaria.for each drug,describe it’s the…
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A patient had arthrodesis performed on the fourth digit of the left hand. What modifier should be added to the procedure code?
1) A client has oral candida albicans infection with throat involvement. The nurse is teaching the client about taking their prescribed swish and swallow medication. What statement made by the client …
#9. Why do patients require a ‘drug-free’ period while on nitroglycerin therapy? Select one:
Construct a table listing each class of antibiotics, aminoglycosides, cephalosporin, fluoroquinolones, macrolids, linosamide, monobacterm, penicillin, sulfonamides, tetracycline, and antimycobacterial…
please fast answer without explain 4 Azole most likely to get into the cerebral spinal fluid (CSF)? a. Itraconazole b. Fluconazole c. Caspofungin d. Ketoconazole
please help. and please respond in paragraphs 150 word, provide references. thank you. Ms. C, 72 years old, has diabetes mellitus, hypertension, rheumatoid arthritis (RA), and coronary artery disease….
is Glyburide 10 mg bid affects patient with cardiovascular issues. Please don’t forget to include sources
Mandy is preparing an injection and mixes dry particles of drug with a sterile solution. This is called ____. Question 28 options: a) dilution b) chelation c) reconstitution d) mixing
Medication with strength 125 mg/5 mL has been ordered at 10 mg/kg. The patient weighs 177 lb. How much should be administered? (If less than 1, round to the nearest hundredth; otherwise, round to the …
A nurse is teaching a client who has stable angina and a new prescription for nitroglycerin transdermal patches 0.8 mg/hr daily. Which of the following statements by the client indicates an understand…
Heparin calculation 10. Mr. Williams in 245 is receiving heparin for AFib. His pump setting is at 20. His wt is 148 lbs. His last drawn PTT was 48, six hours ago. Based on the following order set, a) …
SUBJECT: PHARMACOLOGY LESSON: CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC AGENTS REFERENCE: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3821660/ STUDY TASKS: Discuss the article attached and give your insights. Discuss my…
What chemical substances is released when Effervescent powder is mixed with water
Week 12 Quiz A client has been diagnosed with an ulcer and will begin taking sucralfate. What education should the nurse include regarding the action of this medication?
What is the difference between an enzyme inhibitor and an enzyme inducer in pharmacology?
Name two different types of inhaler? a) MDI & API b) IV & SC c) DPI & MDI d) GIT & ATP
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A 1 Litrei.v.solution requires 20mEq potassium to be added.Available: 2.5mEq.mL. How many mL should be injected? _________________
can you help me please !!. ( a ) Derive the Henderson-Hasselbach equation for a typical acid AH. Determine what proportion of an amino acid is absorbable if its pKa is 2.0 and the [H+] in the region o…
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1) Azithromycin 100 mg/5ml Patient weighs 22 pounds. Give 10 mg/kg/day po on Day 1. Give 5 mg/kg/day po on Days 2-5. Dispense: QS 1.Calculate the patient’s weight in kilograms. 2.?…
Ms. Smith will be receiving chemotherapy for advanced breast cancer. She is 75 years old and resides in a long-term care facility. Her treatment plan will include the use of the hormone goserelin {Zol…
Directions: Calculate the following dosage using the ratio and proportion method. Round mL answers to the nearest tenth Order: Clindamycin 1 g IV q12h Available: Clindamycin 500 mg per 2 mL How much w…
Write discovery of the drug Lansoprazole. Include process of discovery for the drug that you are investigating. Who discovered the drug and when was it. what the source of drug e.g. is it a natur…
How do i describe the mechanism of action of aspirin and the ‘non-selective’ NSAIDS?
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Please help I keep getting the wrong answer Case Study #1 Causality & Epidemiologic Study Designs Instructions: The following exercises will give you experience in determining causality in …
Atropine can be administered for a variety of conditions depending on the expected action.Identify three (3)examples when these actions would be recommended?
Routine immunization guidelines recommend administering the hepatitis B vaccine at birth and repeating doses at: Select one: a. four months and two years. b. one month and six months. c. six months an…
please fast answer without explain 8 Which of the following can increase toxicity of theophyline ? a. Stavudine b. Interferon c. Lamivudine d. Zidovudine
What item at the left end of the Word, Excel, and PowerPoint Ribbon is not technically part of the Ribbon? Select one: The Clipboard O The Home tab The Insert tab The File tab
What clients should the nurse recognize as having a health problem that could in muscle spasm? Select all that apply. a. A client who overstretched a muscle during a vigorous activity. b. A client who…
LABELING Answer the following questions about the sample product label shown. Nutrition Facts Serving Size 19 crackers (31g) Servings Per Container about 8 Amount Per Serving Calories 140 Calories Fro…
A patient reports headache 5 days into treatment for tinea capitis with oral griseofulvin and selenium sulfide shampoo.The NP should: Group of answer choices continue griseofulvin and discontinue se…
Hi if you could provide with the following information. It’s for my pharmacy tech hw. Amoxicillin 125/5 1g po q8h x 10 days I need the amount to administer in teaspoons and mL, and instructions for pa…
An older adult is concerned about the price of his prescribed brand-name medication. He is also reluctant to change to a generic medication, saying, “I want that medication I keep seeing advertised.” …
A new mother calls the clinic and tells the nurse her infant has a temperature of 102 degrees F. The nurse explains why she is not alarmed by the infant’s temperature of 102 degrees F. What would be t…
what goals for pharmacotherapy for treating R. S.’s stage I hypertension. What would consider to be first-line pharmacotherapy for R. S.? A. S., a B’S Year old African American man , was returned to t…
Does this look Right 1 of 10 Which of the following is not a component of a safe medication system? Administration of the drug. Preparation and dispensation of the drug. Selecting the generic equivale…
A client who has Trichom*onas vagin*lis receives a prescription for metronidazole (Flagyl). Which instruction should the nurse provide during client education? Do not ingest with diary products. Noti…
Pick the correct pharmacological effect(s) of direct-acting cholinergic drugs. respiratory paralysis urinary retention increased heart rate bronchodilation none of these
Discussion Topics Learning Objective(s) 1. James is a 5-year-old who has been admitted to the general 1, 2, 5 pediatric unit for IV antibiotics because of a severe spider bite that has become infected…
an individual is taking cough suppressant that contains codeine 10 mg in 5ml. if the individual took 12 teaspoon of the medication during a 24-hour period, Approximately how many milligrams of codeine…
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which act in combination with state laws and regulations, dictates the specifics for manufacturing, prescribing, and dispensing of schedule I through V medications?
Please help me with these, 1. If excipients do not have pharmacodynamic activity, how do excipients affect the performance of the drug product? 2. What is meant by the rate-limiting step in drug bioav…
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Tina Taylor Final LC Accessibility Mode weighs 176 pounds. The pharmacy prepares an IV bag with Pr dopamine 400 mg in 500 mL of dextrose 5% in water (D5W). How many mL/hr will be required to deliver …
What are the pharmaco*kinetics and pharmacodynamics of hydrocortisone, prednisolone, and prednisone?
Please show work step by step and explanation. PRACTICE PROBLEMS Convert the following weights in pounds to kilograms. Round to the nearest tenth. 1. 15 1b = kg 6. 133 1b = kg 2. 68 1b = kg 7. 8 1b 4 …
A client has sustained an injury to the head during a car accident. The doctor suspects diabetes insipidus. a. Based on this diagnosis, what assessment data would the nurse expect to see? b. In this s…
a client with chronic asthma is prescribed albuterol. the nurse will prioritize which nursing diagnosis for this client? a) anxiety b) risk of injury c) rick of impaired oral mucous membranes d) ineff…
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Add the method in conducting the experiment in details and add the Uses of the product and functions of the ingredients. EXERCISE IC: CONCENTRATED ANISE WATER BPC Formula: Oil of Anise 5 ml Alcohol 70…
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solve these questions. Order: Insulin order of 20 Units of NPH Subcutaneously everyday Auculable : Vial of NPH 10 0 units / ML Mark the syringe with your correct answer. Order : NPH Insulin 56 units s…
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Do the benefits of antipsychotic drugs outweigh the risks? Explain why or why not
The membrane potential of a nerve cell is measured to be -58mV. Considering the following equilibrium potentials: E Na = +55mV; E K = -75mV; E Cl = -65mV, the recorded membrane potential (V …
Since the patient has suffered an upset stomach, he believes he is allergic to amoxicillin. Would you agree? Explain your response.
. A PATIENT WITH A 10-YEAR HISTORY OF DM IS EXPERIENCING PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY. THE LOSS OF SENSORY FUNCTION IN PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY IS OFTEN AMONG THE FIRST NOTICEABLE SYMPTOMS. IF MORE THAN ONE NER…
#38. Question 38 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question AB is a 57 year old female with a history of hypothyroidism and mild asthma. Which of the following medications that AB takes is used…
If 1000 ml to infuse over 8 hours and the drop rate is 20.How many gtts/min?
Use the case study on the pages above to answer question Therapeutic Alternatives 3.51. What nondrug therapies might be useful for this patient’s osteoporosis?
Unlock Pharmacodynamics NUR 4What Would the NP do? Pharmacodynamics Scenarios Scenario 1 Your patient informs you that she felt so much better after taking the prescribed dose of 500 mg of Naproxen bi…
All autonomic drugs act as agonists on receptors. True or False
Medication A ordered IV infusion 200mcg/min. Available medication B 250mg/1000ml DSW. What will be the flow rate in Ml/hr?
If you are making an O / W cream, does the concentration of the emulsifier have to be smaller or larger than the CMC? Give reasons for your answer!
Whitfield ointment is used to treat Select one: a.Warts b.Bacterial skin infection c.Psoriasis d.Acne vulgaris
If adrenergic blockers can be used as antiarrhythmics, then why anticholinergics also could have antiarrhythmic effect, but not cholinergics?
Would an analogue of cimetidine with a 4-cholo substituent be an improvement over cimetidine itself. explain 8. (3 pts) One of the metabolic reactions that takes place on cimetidine is oxidation of th…
Questions for Discussion: Cite your references Explain the benefits of testing the starting or raw materials Post one API monograph and excipient monograph. Identify the different tests listed in the …
In the figure below, a linear protein and its 3-dimensional structure are shown. Please explain briefly how the same protein can show these two very different forms. Please be sure to mention the re…
which of the following statements about calcium channel-blocking is accurate? 1.Since CCB work the a- adrenergic receptor to open the channels, vasoconstriction occurs 2.CCB work on B-adrenergic recep…
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I am looking for the book: Kee, J. L., Hayes, E. R., &McCuistion, L. E. (2015).Pharmacology: A patient-centered nursing Process approach(8 th ed) St. Louis, MO: Elsevier Saunders. so I can…
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48.) Which of the following is the trade name for chlorthalidone? A.) Intal. B.) Norpace. C.) Hygroton. D.) Quinidex
A lady aged 40 years and weighing 60 kg is to undergo elective cholecystectomy for multiple gallstones. She is asymptomatic. (a) Does she require antimicrobial prophylaxis? (b) If she does, which anti…
There are hundreds of opioid conversion calculators available online, though they are not all of good quality.I would like to direct you to one of the opioid conversion calculators that I find to be…
his assignment is a case study that deals with the outcome of altered fluids, electrolytes, and acid-base balance in the body. It will allow for you as a student to examine outcomes of the long term e…
I’m needing help determining what the recommended dosages are on the supplements that I have already started research on. These dosages much be determined from the Pocket Guide to Herbal Medicine. ?…
Increased potassium levels mayoccur whith which of the following a)prednisone b)Eplerenone c)hydralazine d)none of the above
Drug X has a half-life of 6 hours. How much drug is left in the body 18 hours after an IV injection of 1200 milligrams (mg)?
what do these medical terms mean? • Seizure • Tonic-clonic seizure • Meningitis • PERRLA (what do the initials mean?) • Left-sided scoliosis • Grand Mal seizures • Epilepsy
select all the following that are true about ligand-gated receptors Allow ions to move into or out of a neuron Work fast Open when a ligand is present Operate in opposition to G-coupled receptors
when can informed consent be breached? what are additional considerations for those under 18 years old regarding informed consent?
Orphan Drug Act 1. APA format 2. 200-300 words 3. Reference page with an outline of how you access VL and which data base you used to locate your references (this is not part of the 200-300 words) 4. …
Nitroglycerin sublingual tablets come in a 1/2000 gr tablet. What is the mg equivalent?
Medical Transportation Monitoring. I have to do a project and i am in need of some key words i can llok up to, project ideas similar to the topic or websites related.
why clarithromycin is first-order elimination rate constant? why does clarithromycin is lipophilicity?
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A patient is admitted to the emergency room with severe bradycardia following an overdose of medication she was using. This decrease in heart rate could be observed with all of the following drugs e…
Why should fluoroquinolones be avoided in children younger than 18 years of age?
Which one of the following statements about HIT is correct? A) A first thrombotic complication occurs before or at the same time as a decrease in platelet count in less than 5% of patients. B) Anti-pl…
Subscribe Please use information from the text to write out the main pharmacological action of the cardiac glycosides, diuretics, and vasodilators used to relieve the symptoms of chronic heart failure…
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Pharmacology. What is the correct answer? Which doctor’s order would the nurse question in a client with PCN allergy? A. Fluconazole 100mg PO every day B. Amoxicillin 500mg PO every 8 hours C. Azithro…
What other commonly prescribed medications can increase potassium (and therefore if a patient is on these other medications, you will want to be even more careful)? What high potassium foods might y…
List all possible missense mutations that can occur in a segment of DNA encoding the amino acid tryptophan. What is the ratio of transversions to transitions if all single base-pair substitutions oc…
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Under normal circ*mstances what is the active ingredient the powder or the petroleum jelly
Order: 500 mg of vancomycin IVPB in 90 minutes.The medication is available in 150 mL of NS.The drop factor is 15 gtt/mL.At how many gtt/min will the medication be given?
You administer two drugs to a patient, Drug A and a diuretic. Define the concept of renal clearance and briefly explain how the change in renal clearance caused by the diuretic drug will most likely a…
The chief pharmacist assigned you to prepare the Furosemide papertabs. The available preparation of Furosemide in the hospital pharmacy is a 40 mg tablet. How many papertabs can be made from a Furosem…
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choose a Respiratory Medication and discuss its implications and potential interactions when taken with foods and home remedies. What would you teach a patient about your chosen drug?
order: acetaminophen (Tylenol) 80 mg po q4h prn for temp 100.9 F and above child: 6 yrs old and weighs 20.5 kg Supply: chewable tablets 80 mg Literature: for child 6 to 8 years, give four chewable tab…
Physicochemical test in CYANOGENIC GLYCOSIDES in Guignard test
I am taking an ATI Pharmacology exam this week. It is a proctored online ati exam. Do you have the question and answers from the ATI Pharmacology content exam online on student.atitesting.com?
Please chose the correct multiple choice answer Questions: 1. Which of the following is/are considered disadvantage/s of oral compressed tablets? 1. Resistance to compression 2. Dosage form stability …
I am taking Pharmacology Intro 1 with straighterline could you give any advise
Should individual states have more or less power compared to the federal government when implementing laws dealing with the topics of the legalization of marijuana or gun regulation? What is one pro a…
Discussion Board 1: In this discussion board, you will read the following article: http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1895071-overview on “Wound Irrigation” and create asynopsis.
Patient AO has a history of obesity and has recently gained 9 pounds. The patient has been diagnosed with hypertension and hyperlipidemia. Drugs currently prescribed include the following: Atenolol…
Compare the cells found in different regions (root cap, zone of maturation, zone of elongation, and zone of cell division) of the root. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
"While testing the effect of a new drug in tissue culture, you used a stock of the drug at a concentration of 100 mM in DMSO and diluted it to a final concentration of 1 mM in culture medium. To …
why there is a why there is a need for both formulary and non-formulary drugs in hospital?
A metered dose inhaler contains 225 mg of metaproterenol sulfate, which is sufficient for 100 inhalations. How many micrograms (mcg) of metaproterenol sulfate would be administered with each inhalatio…
Which of the following is a true statement: Group of answer choices C. Antihistamines reduce itching, sneezing and congestion. A. Dextromethorphan has not been shown to be effective in suppressing cou…
Nevada state’s organization, group or task force that created guidelines or recommendations for pain management therapies and education.
In a hurried state, when trying to cook dinner while also helping his children out with their homework, Michael grabbed the handle of a pan on the stove, not realizing how hot it was. He dropped the p…
- A patient is taking cholestyramine. The nurse will assess for which of the following common adverse effects of the drug? A. Indigestion B. Headache C. Abdominal pain D. Constipation
A patientwith a PEGtubeis to receiveferroussulfate,65mgperthe tube,daily.The medicationis availableas an elixir,220mg/5mL.How manymilliliterswill the patientrec…
Calculate the quantities of the individual ingredients given the formula and mitte quantity. Anti-fungal popsicle Nystatin 1000,000 U/ml suspension Sorbitol solution Kool Aid@ qs ad Mitte 60 x 15 mL p…
atient is on a low sodium, low-protein diet. The most recent BP is 106/84. Should the nurse give the patient benazepril (Lotensin) as scheduled? Provide a rationale for the decision. 2. A patient with…
β agonists have seen some (sometimes unsafe) use as weight loss drugs. Which type of agonist would be best suited for this, keeping safety in mind? β-1 β-2 β-3 Nonselective β
How many mg in the entire vial of medication? NOT for Lock Flush 4 mL Multiple Dose Vial Warning: Contains Benzyl Alcohol (Derived from Porcine Intestinal Mucosa) For IV or SC Use 10,000 USP Units/ml …
The hand-written prescription from Dr. Amil reads: Amoxicillin 0.5Gm orally every six hours for 7 days. Take entire dose. No refill. Amoxicillin is available in a variety of tablet and liquid …
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One of my question, the patient’s laboratory findings stated this, below Laboratory findings: Sputum culture: Streptococcus pneumoniae (Sensitive to: clarithromycin, cefuroxime, doxycycline, nitrofura…
Fill in the blank 1.___________ stimulates the uterus to contract during childbirth. 2.___________cells actively form new bone. 3.Progestin based birth control medication…
The MD orders Zofran 16mg every 4 hours. The IV piggyback contains Zofran 16mg in 75mL NS. Infuse over 20 minutes. Calculate IV piggyback infusion using a pump (mL/hr.). (round to the nearest whole nu…
18.) Which of the following best describes white blood cells (leukocytes)? A.) White blood cells contain hemoglobin, a protein that carries most of the oxygen transported by the blood. B.) White blood…
Buprenorphine MW = 467.7 g/mol pka= 8.24 logP = 4.98 weak base how does each environments pH effect ionization? pH in the stomach 1.24 pH in the blood 7.4 ph in the Buccal environment 8.24 what will h…
Experiment 3: Extraction Methods in Crude Drug Analysis Guide Questions: 1. How do you choose a solvent? 2. Differentiate maceration from digestion. 3. Discuss the advantage/s of percolation over mace…
The physician orders Novolin R Regular U-100 insulin 8 U with Novolin N U- 100 insulin 20 U subcutaneously before breakfast. Describe the setup procedure and prepare to administer how many units to yo…
Answer this please :< PHARCALC1104 Worksheet Interpretation of Prescriptions & Medication Orders NAME(s): SCHEDULE: INSTRUCTIONS: Interpret the subscription & signa for each of the prescrip…
Vitamin D Deficiency Address the following points in about 200 words: Provide the title of the article and a summary identifying key points in your own words.
- The patient is to receive octreotide acetate 0.05 mg subcutaneously daily. The medication is available as octreotide acetate 100 mcg/1 mL. Which syringe should the Nurse use to administer the medic…
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A physician orders Retrovir 2mg/kg/dose IVBP for a 165-lb patient. The dose is to be placed on 100 mL D5W and infused over 1 hour with a drop factor of 15gtt/mL q4h x 24hours. The 20mL single use vial…
A nurse is reinforcing discharge teaching with a patient of an infant about umbilical cord care. Which of the following statements by the parents indicates a understanding of the teachings Pedi
Just need the answers to these pharmacy questions. 1) When making Pediatric Patient Care outreach calls, after you verify the patient’s date of birth, which of the following would be appropriate to …
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Discuss the federal legislation(s) that effect controlled substances
Biologic therapies are mostly provided as injectable products .List the main categories of Product Images (containers), provide examples and explain advantages of each.
Differentiate between the bactericidal and bacteriostatic properties of the antiseptics, and select the true statement. -Bacteriostatic antiseptics can eradicate bacteria only at high concentrations -…
Describe how health promotion and disease prevention reduce the burden of disease. Describe the physical ways that diseases are diagnosed.
Describe the principals for a typical cleaning validation sequence as listed below: a.Use the equipment for the process b.After processing hold the equipment and allow to dry c.Cle…
Module 10 Content Select a medication from the list below and develop a teaching/coaching plan that includes the following information. You may use any books or other resources or references to comple…
Unit 1 X ) Rand Aloud Rate Content Jim’s Priority Cues Jim and his spouse attended a picnic yesterday at noon and in the evening began having abdominal pain and cramping, nausea, and watery diarrhea. …
What are the most common drug-drug interactions with phenytoin?Mark all that apply. anxiolytics antipsychotics antibacterials corticosteroids antidiabetic agents fibrates
23- The following structure becomes Iboprufen when R is Following structure becomes 5 propoxynaphthalene 3.phenoxypherryl 6-methoxynaphthalene 6-methylnaphthalene 24. Anthranilic acid derivatives such…
- a). Glivec (imatinib) was the first drug developed against Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia (CML). What is the molecular pathogenesis of CML? [40% marks]. b). Describe the mechanism of action of Gli…
Jos After daily treatment with THC, rats show CB1 mediated G-protein activation, which indicates the develop a. decreased; pharmacodynamic tolerance b. decreased; sensitization O c. decreased; metabo…
An anti-arrhythmic drug that does NOT show use dependence would be: A. Flecainide B. Propfenone C. Quinidine D. Sotolol
La orden prescrita es heparina 4,000 U. Disponible hay heparina en 10,000 U / 1ml. ¿Cuánto debe recibir el cliente?
question 3 can be more than one answer. thank you for your help and time . QUESTION 1 Mass-action theory is great for explaining competitive inhibition, and this theory has been futher used to ex…
Identification and analysis of the key issues using standardization relating to the development of technical vocational education and training in Barbados or the other Caribbeancountries.
- Question: A patient who has chronic pain and who takes oxycodone (Percodan) calls the clinic to ask for a refill of the medication. The primary care NP notes that the medication refill is n…
- Is the prescription dangerous as written? Why or why not? Case scenario: the anticoagulation clinical pharmacist receives an order from a generalist for enoxaparin in a patient who is receivin…
Gastrointestinal medication Case Study: A 35 year old male has recently been diagnosed with peptic ulcer disease. He has a history of taking ibuprofen on regular basis for chronic back pain. In additi…
Drug errors can occur every day in all health care settings. What are some methods that HCPs (pharmacists, nurses, physicians, etc.) can use to help reduce these errors? Tell us about a mediation erro…
Describe the action at the synapse and the two types of receptors, ionotropic and metabotropic.
Which one of the following drugs may cause a precipitous fall in blood pressure and fainting on initial administration? a) Atenolol b) Hydrochlorothiazide c) Diltiazem d) Amlodipine e) Verapamil
28)The virus which is spread in respiratory droplets and aerosols is a)Epstein Barr b)Varicella c)HIV d)Hepatitis A e)Herpes simpl…
How many different forms of Tylenol are there? How is Tylenol supplied and what type of drug is being administered?
- a)One of the treatments represented in Figure 1 uses combination of drug delivery systems. Based on the answer given in Qn1a, discuss the plasma profile that indicates the possible combina…
The options are: histamine, mast cells, degranulate, vascular permeability, cytokines and leukotrienes, eosinophils, iGE antibodies, plasma cells, dendritic cells, antigens, smooth muscle, interleukin…
A nurse is caring for patient taking 3 over the counter medication for pain and insomnia. the primary care provider has prescribed a generic drug for the patient for asthma. the patient requests infor…
Challenge 2 One of the principal obstacles to realizing the full potential of nuclear medicine in advancing medical science and patient care is the limited accessibility of radionuclides with short ha…
Please answer Reference: Ansel, H., PharCal 13th Ed 1. EPOGEN injection is available containing each milliliter, 2000, 3000, 4000, or 10,000 units of epoetin alfa. If the starting dose for a 160…
please review the attachment below,,, and help me finishing this project PLEASE use this drug for the project COUMADIN (warfarin sodium): this drug effect lots of body systems chose 2 two from below…
Which of the following form varicosities or en passant synapses, with the arrival of an action potential leading to Ca++ influx and exocytosis? a) Presynaptic sympathetic b) Presynaptic parasympatheti…
The physician orders vancomycin 400 mg oral every 6 hours for a child weighing 90 lb. The vancomycin is available in a 250 mg/5 mL concentration. The recommended dose is 40 mg/kg/24 h divided in four …
- Which of the following will alert the nurse for possible adverse effect in patients receiving long-term itraconazole therapy? a. Central obesity b. Cataract c. Thickening of the skin d. Pathologic …
- The directions for a prescription read: “7.5 ml QID x 7 days”. How many millilitres are required for dispensing this prescription? ________________________ml 17. An investigational…
QUESTION 50 What statement is true of type A+ blood type? It will have type A antigen and not the Rh antigen on the surface of its erythrocytes. It will have type A antibodies in the plasma. It will …
Answer in detail. A 25-year-old female, Jissa (a pregnant), presents to the Emergency Department complaining of having an asthma attack. She is wheezing and her respirations are rapid and shallow. Jis…
What is the mechanism of action and clinical indications for the use of statins, considering age, ethnicity, and economic factors?
. D Question 4 2 pts Which medical condition(s) would affect drug excretion the most? Select all that apply. O heart disease O kidney disease cancer O kidney disease O diabetes mellitus O hypertensi…
Can anyone explain the characteristics of viral hepatitis D and explain it’s(incubation period, carrier state, severity, or prevention)?
What are some off-label drugs for ADHD that require extra care and attention when used in pediatrics?
insecticides contain organophosphates which inhibit acetylcholinesterase. what is the function of acetylcholinesterase
please fast answer without explain 4.Which one of the following antiviral drugs may lead to myelosuppresion? a.Zidovudine b.Interferon alpha c.Oseltamivir d.Cidofovir
- What is the maximum number of days that nasal decongestants should be used for? Explain your answer. 4. List 4 of the 2nd generation H1 antagonists.
Identify nursing considerations that should be implemented for all patients receiving general or local anesthetics.
What is the difference between PIA (Product Impact Assessment) and QN (Quality Notification)? In which case these documents need to be written? Aspirin is a common anti-inflammatory medication. A drug…
A 60-kg patient with a normal creatinine clearance value of 100 ml/min was taking 1.5 g of ethambutol in a single oral daily dose and underwent a kidney transplant. The creatinine clearance value …
On assessment, the patient is experiencing bradypnea with a respiratory rate of 8. The patient has the following ABGs result: pH 7.16, HCO3 21, PaCO2 66. Which condition below is presenting? a) Respir…
Topic: Screening of Patient Compliance: Determination of the Barriers on Patient Medication Adherence to Antibiotic Drugs ( UTI) Cite 5-10 journals (2016 and up) about that topic above Just the links …
What potential problem could arise from sublingual nitroglycerin therapy, and what patient teaching should be included?
Q 1: How many flow sensing type devices are on the P&ID? Q 2: How many temperature sensing type devices are on the P&ID? Q 3: How many level sensing type devices are on the P&ID? I…
Order: 100mg of Antibiotic X in 500 mL NS over three hours. The IV drop factor is 20gtt/mL.How many gtt/min are required?
What is the difference between an agonist and an antagonist? What is a partial agonist? Give some specific examples.
please answer q35-36-37 c. Immune deposits in kidney blood vessels d. None of the above 33. Which of the following is an example of graft versus host disease: a. Kidney transplant rejection b. Liver i…
- There are several different inhaled beta 2 agonists available. Select what you think are the two most commonly used, state their uses, dosages, contraindications for use, side effects, adverse effe…
Mr. Tinsley is a 55-year-old lawyer who has been diagnosed with primary hypertension. The health care provider has informed the patient that lifestyle modifications must be made. He is prescribed capt…
I can’t find any study material for pharmacology 6005, I found 2 but it was unhelpful.
What type of drug problem is it? As a pharmacist what should I do in this case? 3. A physician consulted you about a metastatic breast cancer patient treated with trastuzumab resulted in unexpected pr…
If you apply an equal concentration of each agonist to α2-ARs, which would you expect to give the least response? Norepinephrine Isoproterenol Epinephrine Phenylephrine
Your patient is starting on warfarin for the first time, and you need to consel them on their medication. For each of the following what would you tell the patient? a. drug-drug interaction b. other d…
What natural substance creates a sense of fullness and speeds GI motility, thus limiting fat and calorie absorption? O ginger calcium fiber Oiodine Question 30 (2 points) Listen What measurements are …
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Question 1 Your patient, who has been receiving bethanechol (Urecholine) for 1 week, develops sweating, flushing, abdominal cramps, and nausea. A possible explanation for the appearance of these sy…
In the next experiment you mix acetylcholinesterase with DRUG X before adding it to the tissue bath. DRUG X still contracts the GI tissue. Which of the drug(s) from the list you created in part (a) …
What can you substitute for Tramadol as pain medication if you have chronic kidney disease?
- Which of the following anti-thyroid medications blocks thyroid hormone production and release? a.Radioactive Iodine b.Propylthiouracil (PTU) c.Methimazole (T…
24 -Lacosamide : Which portion of the structure belongs to serine amino acid? What is the structural requirement at 3-oxy site? What is the MOA of lacosamide?
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Use the case study on the pages above to answer question Questions Problem Identification 1.a. Create a list of the patient’s drug therapy problems.
- If interventions to resolve the cause of pain {RICE} are insufficienh pain medications are given based on the severity of pain. Drugs are given in Twhich order of use?I A. NSAIDs, opiates, cortic…
G.H., a 35-year-old woman, has allergic rhinitis. Her prescriptions include loratadine 5 mg/day, and fluticasone 2 nasal inhalations/day. She has been taking diphenhydramine OTC and is asking if she…
help please Quit secretion Question 10 of 20 The nurse is caring for a patient with fluid-volume overload. Which mechanisms are responsible for the secretion of aldosteronismect all that apply. Glucos…
Please help me answer all and please be specific. Thank you! Week 3 – Discussion Print The purpose of this discussion is to explore the digestive system. Discussion Expectations Follow the 3-Step Plan…
Discuss the cell cycle and how anti-cancer agents target a particular step.
—-For a drug eliminated by a first-order kinetic process: a. A constant amount of drug is eliminated per unit time. b. The elimination rate constant will be independent of the dose administered. C. …
Using dimensional analysis Thephysician has ordered amoxicillin 0.1 g p.o. q8h.Drug available is amoxicillin oral suspension, 200 mg/5mL.How many mLwill the patient receive in 24 hours?
With an aid of a diagram, describe these binding interactions of sildenafil and its derivatives to PDE5.
During Pearl’s hospital stay she received LMW heparin SC. Before her discharge to the long-term hospital this medication was switched over to Coumadin. 7. Anticoagulation medication: Name the med…
These are review questions for Pharmacology, from Chapter 17 in the book Pharmacology Principles and Applications, 3rd Edition, by Eugenia M. Fulcher, Robert M. Fulcher, and Kathy Debeansky Soto. 1 Wh…
What is the criteria for asymptomatic criteria. Do not make it long. I need it asap.
. What antiemetics are approved for chemotherapy patients?Pregnant patients?Children?Elderly patients?
When administering adrenergic medications, what effects would you expect to see for your patient? When would you administer these medications?
Read the following case study, and then answer the questions that follow. Maria Sanchez is 62 years old and has been smoking since she was a teenager. Lately, she noticed that she was getting short…
Copd Mrs. Charlotte, a 63-year-old woman, 67kg, is admitted to hospital with chest pain, shortness of breath and sweating. She is seen in casualty and treated using a salbutamol nebulizer. She looks o…
ation Question 9 Answer saved Points out of 1 Flag question 4 Which medication should not be used alone for the treatment of asthma because it has been shown to increase asthma related deaths? 8 Selec…
PURPOSE OF MEDICATION Expected Pharmacological Action Therapeutic Use What is the action of this drug? How does it Why is this drug prescribed by primary care providers. work in the body? WHY is MY cl…
Drugs for review: Clindamycin Hydrochloride Oxycodone hydrochloride-acetaminophen Enoxaprin Sodium What is the therapeutic level for each medication (if applicable) ?
1 of 11 < The nurse is reviewing Ms. Morrow’s nutritional status. Which laboratory value would be of most concern to the nurse? [ a) Urine protein 60 mg/24 hours [ b) Potassium 4.0 mEq/L ( c) Albu…
What proportion of drugs tested on human subjects are eventually approved by FDA? About 20% About 60% About 70% About 95%
Blood sugar will be lower than usual Question 31 1 pts 1. Drug "X" has a volume of distribution of 20 L, its oral bioavailability is 60%, and it is 80% bound to plasma proteins. What would …
Use the following web to access an article concerned with the impact of genomics on medicine. https://www.mja.com.au/journal/2014/201/1/impact-genomics-future-medicine-and-health You are asked to crit…
Phamacalogy. Case Studies, Chapter 5, Cultural Diversity 1. You are a nurse caring for a 53-year-old married Muslim woman who is 2 days postoperative for extensive abdominal surgery. She has complicat…
Describe the therapeutic actions, indications, pharmaco*kinetics, contraindications, the most common adverse reactions, drug names/generic names and dosage ranges? And important drug-drug interactions …
answer these questions . which option is correct 1- a child with otitis media is taking trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole (TMP-SMZ) as a suspension. what instructions should the nurse provide to the mothe…
How does dendrotoxin enter cells of the nervous system (neurones and glial cells), and what happens to them?
- Mr. Paul Howard, a 55 years old white male, comes in to see you about his HTN.His BP has been over 150/100 for the last two visits.Now you are going to treat him for his HTN.He has COP…
What is the answer to this question? I’s blank on this document 6. Can 2-PAM be used to treat an overdose of a muscarinic agonist? Yes/No- Explain the mechanism of action. (3pt)
How do statins affect cholesterol in men compared to women
Need answers MacBook Pro Experiment 2: Post-Lab Questions 1. Is it possible to make an elixir with oil, water, and additional powdered active ingredients? Why or why not ? 2. Identify two benefits of …
Assess the risk-benefit ratio of initiating anti-hypertensive medications
Can you discuss the therapeutic use of iron. What are two side effects and what important education would you provide to a patient prior to administration? and also What is it important to discuss OTC…
Assessment Questions for reflection: 1. What is the essence of knowing the anatomy and physiology of the nervous system? 2. What is the significance of drugs related to this system and its repercussio…
For each of the following problems, assume the insurance Company pays AWP +4% and a $3.25 dispensing fee per prescription. AWP $71.35 per 100 tablets and we dispensed 60 tablets. what is the cost of t…
Identify three pieces of information that should be included on a bottle of medication after reconstitution?
An agonist is a substance that: a) Interacts with the receptor without producing any effect b) Interacts with the receptor and initiates changes in cell function, producing various effects c) Increase…
SELECT ALL THE APPLY: Use of which medication(s) is commonly associated with hypokalemia? Select one or more: a. Spironolactone O b. Torsemide O c. Valsartan O d. Triamterene Previous page Nex
What are the techniques that are used to enhance the solubility of drugs when preparing liquid dosage forms?
Compare and contrast upper respiratory tract versus lower respiratory tract function. Identify common upper respiratory problems and causes. Compare and contrast five (5) different classifications…
Mr. Zane is a 65 -year-old African Canadian male from Brampton, Ontario, Canada. He came to the Emergency Department with his wife of 30 years. Mr. Zane was sent to the Emergency Department by his pri…
medication order reads 30mg Iv push and label reads 40mg/4ml(10mg/ml) how many ml will the RN give
references: Barile, F. A. (2005). Clinical Toxicology: Principles and Mechanisms. New York: CRC Press. Ghiculescu, R. (2008). Therapeutic drug monitoring: which drugs, why, when and how to do it. Aust…
- The first pass effect is important for toxieants administered through 1lirhi-oh routeis} of administration? ©A] oral E5 E5} inhalation if) C} intraperitoneal if) D} intravenous @- E} ail of the…
. The biotransformation of this drug: Choose all that apply. Partial credit is allowed for each correct answer, and negative scores are allowed for incorrect answers. O OH O O O O O Phase I O Phase …
Please explain the difference between antibody, antigen and immunity.
Questions To us the attachment as being a guide, but don’t COPY. Complete the following GI tract infection? Title of pathogen: yersinia enterocolitica Illnesses caused: Symptoms:pathogenesis…
Describe two provisions from the ANA Code of Ethics that may be in conflict when a nurse is asked to quarantine a patient.please provide references
please see the question in the attached paper 1. A new pharmacological compound, compound A, has been developed as a potential therapy to treat Alzheimer disease. The purpose of this randomised, doubl…
Discuss the non-pharmacological treatment of type 2 diabetes and relate to the pathophysiology of type 2 diabetes. Support your answer
Distinguish between the following treatments for opiate abuse: detoxification, maintenance, use of antagonists, and counseling. You should mention therapeutic drugs when relevant.
What is the therapeutic use of nicotine? And how does smoking affect the cardiovascular system and GI system?
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Mr. Body is receiving nitroprusside at 75 mL/hr by IV pump. The patient weighs 125 lb. The concentration of nitroprusside is 50 mg in 250 mL of Dextrose 5% in water. Calculate the micrograms per kg pe…
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A TPN order is written for 20 mEq of KCl to be included in the TPN bag. The pharmacy has a stock solution of KCl 2 mEq/ml. How many ml of KCl need to be added to the TPN bag?
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explain the appropriate drug therapy for a patient who presents with MDD and a history of alchol abuse. Which drugs are contrindicated, if any, and why? Be Specific.
Kindly explain Electrocardiography showed ST-segment depression in leads II, III, and aVF and hyperdynamic T waves and positive cardiac enzymes. BP = 150/90 mm Hg, and all labs are normal; SCr =1.2 mg…
Why are beta-blockers indicated for different things? What is different about them?
What is the approximate weight in ky of a patient who weighs 70 pounds ? A prescription for Novolog flexpen U – 100 insulin states " Inject & units SQ before each meal . " What is the d…
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Order: 0.25mg of digoxin, which is available in 250mcg tablets. How many tablets will you administer?
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Three days after she left the hospital, an INR was drawn and the result was 3.5. What would be the appropriate action as far as the dose of warfarin?
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Name two reasons why it is problematic for some of a prescription cream to get spread on the outside of a jar during the packaging process.*
Case Study A 72 year old male patient with a history of type 2 diabetes mellitus (treated with Metformin), and rheumatoid arthritis (treated for many years by non steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs), h…
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What is the therapeutic effect of Nexium drugs into a person?
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Please tell me of a scenario when to complete an in-process accuracy check in the pharmacy,applying your knowledge of the type of medicine and supply, how the medicine will be administered and your un…
Client with CKD are at risk for demineralization of their bones since they are no longer able to a) synthesize erythropoietin b) stimulate bone osteoclast production C) excrete bicarb efficiently d) t…
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Hi, Can you help me with this? It has 13 questions total. I attached the photos. Thanks, Module 4 Patient Case At your most recent family reunion, you hear your aunt stating that she cannot garden for…
What class of hormones are metabolized more slowly by the body and why? Select one: A. peptide hormones, because the are large and hence take longer to degrade B. thyroid hormones, because a large pro…
What was the conclusion? Were you convinced? What could have been done to further support their findings? Introduction Electronic (e)-cigarettes are battery operated nicotine delivery devices that hea…
_______ is reduced in patients on lithium therapy. Question 20 options: a) Muscle weakness b) Suicidal behavior c) Weight gain d) Tremor
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Order: Naprosyn suspension 0.375 gm p.o. Available: Naprosyn 125 mg/mL. How many mL will be given?
analyze factors that influence pharmco*kinetic and pharmacodynamic processes in patients
The Amoxycillin is due at 10:30 to be administered via the IV cannula. Amoxycillin comes in a vial 500 mg and can be given slowly over 5 minutes. How would you prepare and administer the Amoxyc…
A patient has had the following intake: 2 1/2 cups of coffee (240 mL/cup), 11.5 oz of grape juice, 3/4 qt of milk, 320 mL of Diet co*ke, 1 1/4 L of D5W IV and 2 oz of grits. What will you record as the…
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Discuss the relationship between the hormones glucagon and insulin in glucose control and Describe the pathophysiology of diabetes
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Answer and explanation needed please . The doctor ordered Tylenol extended release 350 mg po daily for Andrea Jones. The nurse administers Tylenol extended release 350 mg IM daily. What right was viol…
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You are the nurse working in the emergency room (ER), a client involved in a motor vehicle accident (MVA) presents to the emergency department with severe internal bleeding, and vomited thrice since …
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How would I solve this pharmacy compounding equation written as: baclofen tablet 20mg. 15, glycerin 2ml, syrup qs60ml qs120ml. Can anyone explain how I solve it?
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Briefly explain the ethical and moral issues of mercy killing.
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Drug should ALWAYS be administered at the lowest dose that produces acceptable benefit without any exception A: True B: False
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Nursing care plan on patient Mark Scenario: Mark Young, a63-year-oldmale, single and works as a handyman in a rural farming community and is quite physically active most days of the week doing his…
Which supplement increases bulk in stool but should be taken with a space of one to two hours from other medications? Select one: a.St John Wort’s b.docusate c.flaxseed d.garlic
BIO-1- Plasma concentration (mcg/L) as a function of time (hour) following a single bolus intravenous 10 mg dose is shown below. Calculate area under the curve for 0 7 hours, and for 0 –∞. (y inter…
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please be correct and show work for each answer. I only get one try at this. Thank You!. 3. Night Lock Berry extract at low doses can cause pupil dilation. The following changes in pupil diameter were…
Macrolide antibiotics may interact and/or potentiate which of the following, possibly resulting in toxicity? Question 38 options: a) General anesthetics or neuromuscular blocking agents b) Alcohol…
The following are examples of product characteristics, determine if they conform or not to acceptable limits, and rationalize why or why not. Put your answer is whether conform or did not conform and …
which of the following statements is true of anticholinergic drugs? a. Anticholinergic drugs that act primarily in the perihery are the preferred drugs for treatment. b. Anticholinergic drugs should b…
Do Many people fear the impact Artificial Intelligence technology may have in the future? Do you agree with that?
How does Cymbalta work to help with pain?What are some potential side effects that you would watch for and educate your patient about?
A nurse has been reportedly stealing controlled substance from pyxis.(Reported by other nurses in the unit) You are the Pharmacist in charge of Pyxis in that hospital. PIC wants you to investigate a…
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The following Powder Sugar-Based Troch recipe makes 10 troches.Calculate how much of each ingredient is required to make 28 troches. Powder sugar…
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give a summary lecture about drugs of cadiovascular disorder , cardiac output preload afterload , diastolic vs systolic, ejection fraction, without plagiarizing it
What are the pharmaco*kinetics (drug absorption, distribution, metabolism, and elimination) and pharmacodynamics (effects mediated through a drug’s biological targets) of venlafaxine. ( No dots po…
1: How many mg of boric acid are needed to make 150ml of 1:400 w/v solution of boric acid? 2: Dr. Thomas orders 15g of 100g of cortisone cream. What % strength is the cream? 3: Dr. Quinn writes a pres…
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Name ten key aspects of a pharmaceutical manufacturing facility design and operation covered in cGMP regulations (21CFR 210 & 211)
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55.) Which of the following is a function of the blood? A.) Protects the body by providing immunity. B.) Aids in temperature control. C.) Serves as a vehicle nutrients and wastes. D.)All of the above.
Why was the nitroglycerin changed from sublingual to IV? by three sublingual nitroglycerin tablets. In the emergency department the patient is prescribed diltiazern and IV Nitroglycerin.
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What are some of the disadvantages of using natural penicillin for treatment ofinfections?
Your patient is in the office for follow up due to his diagnosis of diabetes II in the last year. His latest Hgb A1C from last week resulted at 7.4%. As the RN, your understanding of this value indica…
A patient on a long-term “Step 6" asthma treatment regimen is involved in a car crash with significant injury requiring hospitalization. Which of the following is most essential for the APRN t…
Is glucose -6-phosphate dehydrogenase a transport protein? yes or no and what does it do (basic answer 50 words)
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if a patient weight in pounds what is his weight in kg
Debating for legalization of recreational marijuana. Must rebuttal comment from another student. Student states this below: “In your defense of the legalization of recreational marijuana, you art…
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Explain the concept of half-life for a drug. Differentiate between half-life and steady state. Explain the difference between potency and effectiveness of a drug. Respond to the following scenario…
Health Interview Survey (NHIS) were findings that 38% of adults use CAM [complementary and alternative medical] health care modalities. How the following CAM health care modalities impacts the cardi…
- Order: Serzone (nefazodone hydrochloride), PO: Day 1, 200 mg in two divided doses; Day 8, 400 mg in two divided doses. Available: nefazodone hydrochloride 100 mg tablet a. How many tablets will t…
of the following test results, which is most likely to be found in graves disease? a. increased tsh and free t4 b decreased tsh with elevated free t4 c. single “cold spot” on thyroid scan d. presence …
Q 1: How many type tests can you estimate we’ll have for verification of the Hot Detergent System? Q 2: How many type tests can you estimate we’ll have for verification of the Hot PUW System? …
What is the rationale for NPSG.03.05.01? According to the Elements of Performance for NPSG.03.05.01, Patient/resident/family education should include which topics Give references from legal eagle news…
Concurrent use of other weak organic acid drugs (such as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) with MTX can result in the persistence of MTX in the body. Explai
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I need help thinking of some questions to ask the author of this research article https://doi.org/10.3389/fendo.2019.00307
You want to determine the meaning of an unfamiliar medical term. Which of the following references would most likely assist you in finding the meaning of the term? AMA Drug Evaluations. Remington’s Ph…
1.) Spironolactone (Aldactone) is used in the treatment of? A.) Essential hypertension. B.) Hyperkalemia. C.) Diuresis associated with congestive heart failure. D.) Primary hypoaldosteronism.
Assessment: Physical examination is unremarkable. Her BP is 128/68 and her pulse is 74. Her urine human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) is positive. Her potassium is 4.2, blood urea nitrogen (BUN) is 14,…
Case Study NH is a 79-year-old widow who has been in a slow cognitive decline for the past 3 years. Always fiercely independent, her progressive mental impairment has prompted a serious depression tha…
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CC : “Follow up lab work” HPI : 60 y/o Black male for follow up abnormal labs. He has no complaints other than feeling a little tired. Medications: He is not taking any medications because h…
Why is lidocaine and some nitroglycerines not administered orally
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The physician has ordered two drugs for a patient. Drug A has a t ½ of 6 hours and Drug B has a t ½ of 68 hours. Which orders would the nurse expect to receive? a. Drug A would be given less frequen…
The provider orders vancomycin 1 g in 250 mL 0.9% normal saline over 2 hours every 12 hours. The selected tubing will deliver 60gtt/mL. Solve for drops per minute. Round to the nearest whole number.
Why is D5 with Magnesium Sulfate 5g incompatible with azithromycin through a primary IV solution?
the nurse is preparing discharge teaching for a client with unstable angina. Which medication will the nurse include to teaching
Hypertension and Antihypertensive Agents Choose the most appropriate answer to answer the question or to complete the statement. 1. Mechanisms by which blood-pressure will be REDUCED: A. decreased c…
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Could any of the patient’s problems have been caused by drug therapy?
What drug therapy could a provider select to administer to a client seeking treatment for primary hypothyroidism?
Select two classifications of drugs (antilipiddemics) and (ace inhibtors) explain the factors that may influence pharmaco*kinetics and pharmcodynamics process of these agents. Need references
Two liters of IV Lactated Ringer’ is ordered to be given over 12 hours. The tubing drop factor is 15gtt/mL.The IV has been running for 8 hours. 750 mL remain. How many drops per minute are needed …
Please help on questions. Problem 4 (20 points) Experimental measurements of the reversible interaction between a drug and its receptor show k.2=0.005 min" and Ko = 16 pM. a) Write the reaction s…
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whats is the best Nsaid to use on a patient that has gastritis?
What non-pharmacological treatment recommendations should be considered for the treatment of ADHD? please reference & cite a scholarly medical journal/article within the last 5yrs.
good afternoon, how are you? please help me with this file is for me exposure I need a help please ? GUIDE FOR MEDICATION FILE EXPOSURE a Medicines file for the purpose of sharing with colleagues t…
- A charge nurse is teaching a group of staff nurses about fetal monitoring during labor. Which of the following findings should the charge nurse instruct the staff nurses to report to the pro…
Which medication is useful for treating urinary spasms? Ciprofloxacin (Cipro) Bethanechol Cl (Urecholine) Darifenacin hydrobromide (Enablex) Phenazopyridine HCl (Pyridium)
A client has not had a bowel movement for 4 days and has been prescribed milk of magnesia two teaspoons orally as needed for relief of constipation. How many milliliters should the nurse administer?
can anyone point to a “diabetes gene” that can be inherited ? Does the question remain an open debate or is there proof?What are the risk factors for DMII? Compare/contrast Diabetes Mellitus Type I to…
A notable increase in serious complications resulting from adverse drug reactions is said to be related to _________. Question 25 options: a) increased life span leading to an increased older adult …
1-Explain what we mean when we say that translational research is a “bidirectional continuum.” 2-Using clinicaltrials.gov, copy and paste the name of a phase I clinical trial focusing on Parkinson’…
Mary has an IV solution of normal saline infusing in her left arm and oxygen by mask at 2 L/min.Last week she heard that her older cousin had passed away, and since then she has become extremely dep…
which drug classes produce withdrawal if stopped abruptly? and when is withdrawal life threatening?
DIRECTIONS: For full credit, all work must be shown. 1. When you were working in the pharmacy, you received a prescription for hydrocortisone cream 0.1% with directions: AAA BID prn, di…
- A patient is to receive a 6. An 3/5 strength enteral feeding set solution. Water is added to a sol 6 oz can of formula to provide the Dr prescribed strength feeding. mg Calculate the total fluid in…
Hey i need help with explanation of how this antibiotic works: Doxycycline What disease does it cure ? Who designed this antibiotics ? what is it made up of ? What is the chemical name of the antib…
Hi, I am a pharmacy technician student , I need help with foundations of pharmacy practice subject, not a pharmacology. I need help with lab assignment 0n module 04 please .
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Please answer this question in 150-200 words. “Should medical staff consider the use of placebos to treat the chemotherapy side effects of cancer patients? Would you be happy if your mother, father, s…
The nurse is assigned to a patient who is newly diagnosed with type 1 diabetes mellitus. Which statement best illustrates an outcome criterion for this patient?
Alaboring mother wants to know why pain medication is not advisable.What rationales could the nurse offer for this? The blood brain barrier of an infant isn’t fully developed, so infants are at ri…
Explain the agonist-to-antagonist spectrum of action of psychopharmacologic agents. Explain the role of epigenetics in pharmacologic action
compare and contrast the therapeutic effects of beta-blocker drugs, calcium channel blocker drugs, and ACE inhibitor drugs.Name five different cardiac diseases that propranolol is used to treat.
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REAL-WORLD ISSUE: Find information related to the use ofKetamine(and related drugs) to treat depression.
Q8. You are developing a new drug for the treatment of pre-term labour. To dothis the new drug needs to reduce uterine smooth muscle contraction. You are planning to develop a drug that targets the …
Purpose: To use the nursing process to care for a patient with hypertension and describe the nurse’s role in pharmacological management for hypertension. Situation: You …
Question 1: Discuss the value of professional organizations and the role they play within a profession
please fast answer without explain 6.Inhibition of fungal squalene epoxidase is related to mechanism of action of: a. Nystatin b. Terbinafine c. Fluconazole d. Ketoconazole
Explain how to keep medical products competitive on the market while keeping in mind the product’s need, intellectual property rights, and marketing decisions that must be made. please add reference
You have a 56-year-old female patient who shows up in ER in crisis due to a recent job loss, end of a relationship and financial troubles. During the assessment, the patient reports that she is not sl…
Calculate Helen’s intake for the 7am-3pm shift. At breakfast, she drank 1/2 cup of tea and 4 oz of orange juice. At lunch, she drank 6 oz of chicken broth and 4 oz of water and ate 2 oz of jello. She …
Which of the following conditions is an indication for the preoperative administration of droperidol (Inapsine), a dopamine antagonist?
Let’s say an elderly patient is taking Warfarin and has suffering pain. What is the ethical dilemmas in medication administration, c onsidering elders can buy OTC.
DATA Chief Complaint: “Ear ache” HPI: 8 year old presents with right ear otalgia for past 24 hours. Previous URI symptoms prior to this last week. Mother affirms fever, even though she has…
Expalin Cgmp protocols for solid, liquid and semi solid dosage forms.
State the two main components of the drug Co-dydramol
share your thoughts on opioid or other CS prescribing or over-prescribing If you have clinical experience with this issue and want to share or comment on this, feel free to do so. What do you think ca…
A doctor states that patient begins Nicardipine drip (25mg/250mL) at 5mg/hr and increase by 2.5mg/hr every 5 mins to a max of 15mg/hr. The drip was started 2hrs ago and is running at 75mL/hr. How many…
Question 52 (1 point) Which controlled substance schedule lists the sleep aid Lunesta as a member? Schedule I Schedule II Schedule III Schedule IV
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Two friends, Mike and Jake were returning late at night from a club in the same car. Suddenly, Mike, who was driving, lost control of the car and they crashed into a big tree. Mike ended up with only …
How many grams of 50% ointment must be added to 100 g of a 10% ointment if preparing a 25% ointment?
You need to prepared a 20ml syringe of epinephrine for use in a bronchoscopy procedure using a 1ml ampule of 1mg/ml epinephrine and 19ml of 0.9% normal saline. what is the concentration per ml of solu…
what are the typical adverse drug reactions encountered by radiopharmaceuticals? and what are the describe treatment/antidote for each.
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A nurse is caring for a client Who has thrombocytopenia. Which of the following laboratory results should the nurse expect?
I need to give an account of the role of steric factors in influencing reaction mechanisms and reaction rates in functional group chemistry. How would I illustrate this?
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Narcolepsy clinical trial, Treatment, Prevention, Diagnostic, Screening, or Quality of Life? What’s the purpose of a Narcolepsy clinical trial? What phase is the clinical trial presently in? What type…
- Which of the following drugs is associated with the reaction of hepatitis? A. Valproic acid B. Quinidine C. Isoniazid D. Ethosuximide
Order : Garamycin 15 mg IV q8h available 2ml in 20mg
After the surgery the patient tells you she overheard another nurse talking about thehalf lifeof the therapeutic index of a drug; and she asks you what thatmeans. ·How would you d…
As an approach to bringing in a complimentary therapeutic regimen, what additional drug would you add to a patient on low-dose SNRI for treatment of Generalized anxiety disorder GAD: buspirone, pregab…
The physician orders lithium carbonate 0.6 g PO two times a day. The drug is supplied in 300 mg scored tablets. How many tablets will the nurse administer per dose? How many milligrams will be given e…
A calibrated burette with a roller clamp will be used to deliver an intravenous medication dosage order of 25 mg to be diluted in 35 mL and infused over 45 minutes. A 20-mL flush is to follow the infu…
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How to differentiate Serotonin SYndrome and Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome?
Q: You are a PT working in a pharmacy. Your pharmacist goes for an hour lunch break and leaves you in charge of the pharmacy. During that time, one deliveryman arrived at your pharmacy to deliver 40 O…
1.Physician ordered dose: kanamycin 200mg IM Dose available and reconstitution directions: Add 2.3 mL sterile water to make kanamycin 1g/3mL How many mL should be administered? 2.Physican ordered dose…
If a cough syrup contains 0.24g of codeine in 120mL. How many mg are contained in each teaspoon?
It is the legal responsibility of the health care provider when encountering battered spouse syndrome A.to only become involved if it is within scope of practice. B.responsibility may from facility to…
what can teach to my patient after administration of albuterl?
Good day! I badly need your help in making my assignment. I hope that you can help me. Thank you 🙂 Please help me make a short essay on a problem or issue in the pharmacy profession in the Philippine…
the physician has ordered Ancef 500 mg p.o. Q4hr The medication is supplied in 200 mg tablets How many tablets will the patient receive per day
Case Study: Analyse the validity of the claim that hydroxychloroquine can be used to prevent or treat Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). Question :Identify who counts as an expert or authority, who …
The desired steady state plasma theophylline concentration to relieve acute bronchial asthma in a 60 Kg patient is 15 µg/ml. If the volume of distribution (Vd) of theophylline is 0.5 L/Kg, calculat…
- Order: loxapine (Loxitane) 75 mg, IM, daily Available: loxapine (Loxitane) 50 mg/1 mL How many milliliters (mL) will the patient receive?
All of the following statements about efficacy and potency are true EXCEPT: Efficacy is usually a more important clinical consideration than potency Efficacy is the maximum effect of a drug Potency is…
Matemática farmacéutica Parte II 1.Si la f℥ de Zantac ® cuesta $4.25, ¿Cuál es el costo de 120 ml? 2.Si a un paciente le recetan Slophyllin ® 30ml qid, ¿cuántas tbsp tomará por …
- What are the pharmacologic effects of pilocarpine? Describe its major clinical use, route Of drug administration, side effects and its antidote.
Please review the following orders and answer the questions below. Admit for outpatient observation. Start IV per facility protocol. MgS04 6g in 500mL normal saline CBC, T&S, serial magnesium leve…
A client was started on spironolactone (Aldactone), an aldosterone inhibiting diuretic. What should the nurse advise the client regarding needed self-care? Answers: A Avoid salt substitute B Add as ma…
Explain the various ways by which drugs can modify noradrenergic neurotransmission, and give specific examples.
Mrs Reynald is a 67 year old hypertensive patient. She is on 4 different classes of drugs including irbesartan, hydrochlorothiazide, prazosin and nifedipine. and in clear sentences, a.ex…
with 2 citations and references for a drug of your choice. This drug is making its way through the drug development process, from conception to human use. Describe everything that there is to know abo…
N.B., who has type 2 diabetes, is 26 weeks pregnant and placed on insulin therapy during pregnancy. She asks about why she is unable to take her oral medication as usual.1.The patient asks how a pil…
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What Pharmaco*kinetic principles differentiate the use of Fentanyl and Heroin? 2.What Pharmaco*kinetic measurements best associated with the physical withdrawal Symptoms? (With two words)
the nurse is planning to administer two medications to a client at 0900. Which property of the drugs, if shared by both drugs, indicates a need to closely monitor the client for drug toxicity? high th…
What is the answer to this question “A client with anxiety has just been seen by the health care provider and has been prescribed alprazolam. A week later, the client is brought to the emergency room,…
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Does stopping smoking ever cure someone of their COPD? Or does it have the same sort of timeline that smoking cessation has on improved health benefits? Explain
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The nurse is about to administer amoxiciliin 0.25 mg PO every 8 hours. The available amoxicillin is in oral suspension 250 mg/5 mL. How many mL will you give?
Find the following from any monograph about ASPIRIN drug??? Drug Development: Show evidence of any of the following research stages of the drug? Chemical of a biological substance. The substance is…
What is the standard formula for calculating the dose volume of a drug?
A pregnant client tells the nurse that she is Rh- and her husband is Rh+, but she believes she does not need to receive RhoGAM with a first pregnancy. Which of the following is the best response? A) “…
Is there a problem with taking this combination of medications together: Aricept, Coumadin, Cassia cinnamon for Type II Diabetes and Ginseng for memory.
Thenurseistoadministerlevothyroxinetoapatientwithhypothyroidism. What assessment should the nurse perform to administering the scheduled dose? . Ask the patient if they have any …
The nurse is preparing to administer warfarin. The patient’s current lab values are: PT 12.9 INR 5.9 PTT 39 Platelets 175,000 Which action should the nurse implement?
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I need to give miralax that usually dosage is 17 grams Pt is a 16 year old who weights 54 kg and recommendation is 0.2 g/kg/day
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¿Qué aspectos debe considerar el profesional de enfermería al momento de administrar un medicamento para el glaucoma?
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explain the process of drug metabolism and excretion in the human body.
Discuss the important consequences of drugs binding to plasma proteins.
Term referring to a medical reference summarizing standards of drug purity, strength, and directions for synthesis.
What is the main reason that insulin is needed as drug therapy for people who have type 1 diabetes? The beta cells of the pancreas no longer make insulin. The alpha cells of the pancreas no longer mak…
the following drug toxicities can cause interstitial lung diseases and eventual restrictive lung disease EXCEPT a. busulfan b. chlorquine c. amiodarone d. methotrexate
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Pseudoephedrine is a nasal decongestant that is sold only behind the pharmacy counter (limited quantity per month) with a valid identification. What is your opinion on this OTC drug sales being so res…
The nurse is reviewing the record of a client admitted with Cushing’s syndrome due to ingestion of large doses of long-term glucocorticoids used to treat nonendocrine conditions. What signs/symptoms d…
What is the drug interaction between digoxin and furosemide? A.) Increased potassium levels resulting in cardiac arrhythmias B.)Incompatibility if both medications are placed in the same container C.)…
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describe the therapeutic effects of leukotriene receptor blocker drugs, monoclonal antibody drugs, and mast cell stabilizer drugs.
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A nurse is providing teaching to a client who as a new prescription for methimazole for the treatment of hyperthyroidism.
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(TCO 13) Which condition is characterized by repetitive, purposeless rituals and routines? Group of answer choices Bipolar disorder ADHD Agoraphobia Obsessive-compulsive disorder
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Calculate how many tablets forone (1) dosefor each of the prescriptions below: Order: Abilify 10 mg po qd Give:Order: Klonopin 0.25 mg tidGive: Order: Asacol 400 mg take 2 tab po qid
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Which of the following modiifications increases the solubility of a matabolite the MOST? a-Acetulation b-Glucurodination c-Deamination d-Methylation
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a anticonvulsant drug with half life of 42 hours, when will it achieve a stead state? start on an anticonvulsant drug that has a half-life of upt to 42 hours, When will the patient achi ? Between and …
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Case Study 1 George Payton, a 52-year-old man previously diagnosed with IBS, reports that he is having three to five bowel movements per day. The movements are runny and loose and filled with red bl…
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ordered: 1.2 million units Penicillin IM. a. which strength would be most appropriate for reconstitution? b. why? c. how much diluent should be added? d. how much will you give the patient? e. constit…
the use of antibiotics for children, adults and older adults. what is the clinical significance of variations across lifespan I only want the highlighted part of question to be answered
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How does montelukast affect cAMP and if so can that affect muscle growth?
one tablet contains 200 milligrams of pain medication. How many milligrams are in 3 1/2 tablets?
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Select three drugs a clinical patient receives. Calculate the half-life of each drug. Determine the frequency of drug administration based on the half-life. Determine how long it would take for the dr…
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own thoughts What is one impactful contribution of Pharmacists as members of the health care team during this pandemic? Explain your answer.
A middle—aged patient was diagnosed with major depression after a suicide attempt several months ago and has failed to respond appreciablyr to treatment with SSRIs. As a result, his psychiatrist ha…
Thyroid hormone replacement therapy A. is indicated in the management of euthyroid patients B. increases bone density with long-term use C. increases blood glucose levels D. is recommended in the mana…
A formula for an ophthalmic solution calls for 500 mL of a 0.02% solution of benzalkonium chloride. How many milliliters of a 1:750 solution should be used to obtain the amount of benzalkonium chlorid…
(A) Using Stokes law calculate the rates of sedimentation of drug particles from an oral aqueous suspension given the following information. Diameter of the particles =1.9μm?…
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Scurvy disease is due to the deficiency of a) Vitamin A b) Vitamin B c) Vitamin C d) Vitamin D
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45 ounces = _________ Tbsp A health care prescriber orders a client with meningitis to receive amikacin 150 mg IM every 8 hours. The pharmacy supplies a vial of amikacin labeled 500 mg/2 mL. How many …
what are therapeutic actions of Salicylates and NSAIDs? list the therapeutic actions
describe the key characteristics of major diseases of the digestive tract. Name the diagnostic tests for diseases of the digestive tract.
what is the molecular target for the vinca alkanoids used as anticancer agents?
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- What are the second messengers?Give an example of a drug that can increase or decrease the levels of a second messenger.
- Ordered: Cephalexin oral suspension 325 mg po tid c food. Available: Keflex 125 mg/5 ml. Interpret the order: __________________________________________________ Calcul…
A pharmacist prepared an ointment using 28.5g of zinc oxide instead of the 30.5g required. What is the percent error on the basis of the desired quantity? Please show breakdown.
Explain the pharmacological rationale for the use of naloxone as a treatment for an opioid overdose
- What drug must be avoided for the entire drug therapy period for patients taking 1" line Antitubercular drugs?
. 4. You receive the following prescription for a 14-year-old patient who weighs exactly 44 kg The drug label shown is the product to be dispensed, and you are to dispense the 12 mg cartridge. 2. Yo…
QUESTION 6 The APRN is assessing a patient that is talking to his mother in the corner of the room even although you are the only other person in the room.This is an example of: PLESE CHOOSE ONE…
Please can you explain difference between type 1 vs. type 2 diabetes and List hyperglycemia vs. hypoglycemia signs and symptoms: ·Hyperglycemia symptoms: ·Hypoglycemia symp…
What’s the documentation differences between inpatient and outpatient/physician coding? What’s the coding guidelines for both inpatient and outpatient/physician coding? What’s the steps to follow wh…
How did disruption during the West Africa Ebola outbreak have an effect on the surveillance, diagnosis and treatment of endemic diseases, e.g., HIV, Tb, malaria. Consider the situation that was crea…
Regarding the below scenario how to answer the following questions in paragraph form with references not older than 5 years. John is a 46-year-old male who presents for his yearly physical examination…
Case st#5 chapters 17& 20 Chapter 17 – Case Study Questions This activity contains 3 questions. Lee Wu is a young adult college student finishing his Ph.D. in chemistry. He is doing well i…
need Generic/Trade name, usual Dose, why was rug ordered, actual effects what was a response to meds, and nursing consideration for the lists of medications: Cochicine Doxcycline hyclate Magnesium Oxi…
Please help give a quick follow up or feedback discussion on this my peer’s answer below. Please include in-text citation,and its references in your response. Thanks Discussion Question: How does the …
CASE STUDY A 65-year-old patient comes to you with a gastric problem and discusses his condition. You being a pharmacist ask for a history of gastric problems. The patient shares he has an acute compl…
A patient who is prescribed chlorpromazine is experiencing symptoms relief and tells the nurse, I am going to stop me meds for a while and see how I feel. What should the nurse teach the patient? a. S…
B hat are some possible areas in the home and school where energy usage can be easily duced?
Briefly describe problems related to treating viral infections.
Dr. Koch, PharmD is a new pharmacist in St. Jude Hospital and is scheduled to be the Pharmacist in charge of the Sterile compounding Room (with Buffer room and Ante room). You are assigned to work wit…
Hi ineed help to finish 10 medication forms for 10 drugs. -alginic acid/al hydroxide( gaviscon chewtap) -Bisacodyl(dukolax laxative) -glycerin(glycerin rectal sppoditory) -magnesium hydroxide) -mela…
Using spot-test colorimetry, I determined that a diluted unknown sample has a color which appears the same as my 4 ppm standard. My standards are 2 ppm, 4 ppm, 6 ppm, 8 ppm, 10 ppm, and 12 ppm. How wo…
Introduce the Henderson-Hasselbalch equation and discuss how this equation is used to predict the transport of 1) weak acid drugs and 2) weak basic drugs. Also, discuss the limitations of this equatio…
A client will start on an anticonvulsant drug that has a half-life of up to 42 hours, When will the patient achieve steady state? Between___and___days. (Enter a number only, answer to the neares…
A 26-year-old female patient with nicotine dependence and a history of anxiety presents with symptoms of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder EADHD}. Based on the assessment, what does the PMHNP…
A pharmacist needs to prepare 50 capsules, each containing 4mg of estriol and 1mg of estradiol, A size 3 capsule is selected for this compounding. A capsule body is Individually filled with each drug …
A patient is prescribed antiplatelet therapy (clopidogrel) following an acute myocardial infarction (MI). Six months later, the patient suffers another acute MI. The patient has been adherent tother…
Describe the main functions of neurotransmitters (Endorphins, Dynorphins, Enkephalins), as well as their role in opioids-mechanism of action. List a minimum of three analytical techniques used for tes…
Missy Saul, a 22-year-old female client, is experiencing a severe headache, photophobia, and has nuchal rigidity.The client has positive Kerning’s sign and Brudzinski’s s sign, which further support…
Identify indications for use of expectorants Describe guaifenesin’s mechanism of action Identify three categories of asthma Differentiate asthma, chronic bronchitis, and emphysema Differentiate betwee…
the physical incompatibility between calcium and phosphate.
Case Study#1 You are the emergency room nurse caring for a 72-year-old man who sustained a fracture to his right femur and left ankle when he fell off the roof of his two-story home. Your patient is c…
What are the nursing implementation considerations for a patient receiving nitroprusside for blood pressure?
- A nurse provides instructions to a client who will begin an oral contraceptives. Which statement by the client indicates the need for further instructions? a. “I will take one pill daily at the…
hi i need help with these two neurotransmitter questions one example of a glutamate agonist drug one example of glycine agonist medication and one example of glycine antagonist medication
Discuss targetted therapy. What are the advantages and disadvantages? What are some examples? (USLO 10.2, 10.3)
Construct a table that compares and contrasts the prototype drugs labetalol, phenotalamine, doxozasin, propranolol, and atenolol. what conditions are these drugs commonly used to treat? describe the s…
With appropriate citations from reputable sources, discuss lifestyle modifications to manage newly diagnosed hypertension.
1 The concept of neutral body positioning means to hold your limbs as still as possible when working. Select One T 2 Because they are most effective at reducing risk, engineer- ing controls are the mo…
Furosemide 20mg IV Push every 12 hours. Administer over 2 minutes. Flush with 3 ml of NS before and after dose. order: 20 mg Available :100mg (10mg/ml) I got 2mg for my answer.
Describe the basic principles that underlie drug-receptor interaction
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Do African Americans with hyperlipidemia need an increased dose of Simvastatin? Is there a difference in pharmaco*kinetics due to race?
Explain some ethical issues which can affect patient care.
Question 1: A pharmacy technician is opening a box of instruments in various sizes. Her task is to arrange a set of instruments on the shelf in order, from smallest to largest on the basis of the in…
A client is prescribed chloramphenicol for a persistent serious infection. a. Discuss the selection and use of this drug. b. As the nurse caring for this client, discuss the serious adverse effects th…
Doctor orders Zofran 2 mg for a child that weighs 13.6kg. The safe dose range for this drug is 0.15mg/kg. Is this a safe dose?
Question 28 Not yet answered Points out of 1 Flag question Which of the following is true regarding use of metered-dose inhalers? Select one: O a. Metered-dose inhalers require several minutes to deli…
answer the question number 5 5 . If antibiotics are indicated , which of the alternatives would you recommend to treat this child’s ADM . Include the generic name , dose , duration of therapy , and ra…
3.List two antibiotics that are contraindicated in the first 1-2 months after birth due to increased risk of kernicterus __________________________________Why?_____________________________________…
Maria sanchez is a 75 years old hispanic woman. She speaks very little English. She lives with her daughter and daughter’s family. Her past medical history included hypertension , hyperlipidemia, and …
What is tolerance? List and explain all of the different ways tolerance can occur (that we discussed in class). Using amphetamines, opioids and nicotine as your examples, describe how tolerance occurs…
Why should farmers plant crops that improve the level of nitrogen during the winter? q. the crops can fix nitrogen into usable nitrates
Hi I have this homework and they ask me to do that but I don’t understand it. Can you show me how to do the work please? Answer the following: (a) Calculate the initial pump setting (b) Construct a ti…
What size/syringe bag and actual volume would be drawn up to dispense an ordered amount of 53mL for intravenous administration? What size/syringe bag and actual volume would be drawn up to dispense an…
While necessary for thyroid hormone synthesis, excessive levels of iodide can suppress thyroid hormone synthesis. A. True B. False
Gaining access in a managed care account includes both drug coverage and reimbursem*nt drug coverage drug reimbursem*nt none of these QUESTION 2 3 points Save Answer Which of the following is a strate…
please fast answer without explain 3 Inhibition of fungal squalene epoxidase is related to mechanism of action of: a. Ketoconazole b. Terbinafine c. Fluconazole d. Nystatin
Question Mr. Brown, a 50 year-old male who comes into your office today complaining ofa constant burning pain in his stomach a couple of hours after he eats. He states that he was seen in the emerge…
35 year old who came in with a cut in hand. Last TD booster shot was 6 years ago. What vaccine he should have
A 38 year old single mother of a six year old biological son was referred by her PCP as an emergency to a Psychiatric NP. Upon entering the waiting room the woman looked exhausted and disheveled. Her …
For each of the following questions, try to select the one best answer from the choices given. 1. Which of the following drugs is an antifungal agent? a. Amphotericin B b. Aztreonam c. Colistin d. Ri…
Pt has 500 mL of D5W infusing via peripheral IV. MD orders Levoquin 250 mg reconstituted in 100 mL of NS. Working with drop factor of 15 (macro), how many drops per minute should be infusing?
(TCO 16) A common fracture of long bones seen in children is called _____. Group of answer choices spiral fracture impacted fracture fibrous fracture greenstick fracture …
You have carried out a dosage calculation to determine the correct number of ml of a medication the patient must receive. The calculation comes to 2.364 mL. After rounding correctly, how many ml will…
What are the nursing implications for PPN versus CPN ?
Recommend one FDA-approved drug, one off-label drug, and one nonpharmacological intervention for treating Major Depressive disorder in older adults or pregnant women. Explain the risk assessment you w…
Patient case: An elderly patient is 63 years old and visits the pharmacy wanting to buy over-the-counter dietary supplements containing vitamin D. He says that he has been very tired and thinks he has…
Describe how the cell membrane maintains homeostasis. Describe the process of diffusion,osmosis,and facilitated diffusion. Group members draw a cell and identify the parts.Members discuss the function…
Diabetes mellitus and diabetes insipidus are both endocrine disorders with similar symptomatology, but they each have different mechanisms. In a short well-constructed paragraph, contrast these two co…
Case Topic: Prescription writing & Monitoring Drug Therapy 1. Describe factors affecting drug serum concentration. 2. Describe criteria that a drug should satisfy for Therapeutic Drug Monitori…
Please create a force-displacement diagram for a perfectly plastic and a perfectly elastic pile??? it will be nice if you write with your hand or excel
Compare and contrast the following between Cefepime and Amoxicillin structure -mechanism of action -clinical use -resistance mechanisms in pathogenic bacteria
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which statement made by lpn indicate effective learning about drug administration
kinesiology i do not have a reference, it is only this that my professor gave us please tutor me. Compare media attention paid to certain kinds of drug use over, say, the past century, and compare tha…
. Aspirin Acetamophen List the drug class for each medication listed above
Under resting conditions, the relative ionic permeabilities of a patch ofmembrane are : P K : P Na : P Cl = 1 : 0.04 : 0.45 Which of the following ratios would best describe the permeabilit…
- JN is a 27-year-old female patient suffering from depression and PTSD which stems from abuse as a child.She has a past history of substance use disorder which included alcohol and narcotics.She…
Can someone help meknow the classification and Rule numbers to the followingmedical devices.Based on Annex VIII of the medical device regulation 1. Orthopedic MRI, 2. Intrauterine device (IUD),?…
PRA700 A Drug Submission sent to a regulator (for example, Health Canada or the Food and Drug Administration in the USA) is thousands of pages in length. If you are requested to ensure the information…
116-41. Rx Chlorpheniramine Maleate 0.07 g Syrup NF qs ad 100 mL Sig. 1 teaspoonful at bed time Chlorpheniramine maleate is available as a 4 mg tablet. Assuming each chlorpheniramine maleate tablet we…
One of the doctors needs advice on pain relief options for an asthmatic female patient aged 50 years old with no known allrgires. She uses a Ventolin evohaler prn, Seretide 500mcg accuhaler bd, and sh…
A nurse is caring for a 38 year old female patient who just started taking lithium for bipolar disorder. Which of the following interventions would be most important for this patient? A) Teach the pat…
Explain the relationship between receptors and drug action
what is the difference between the DEA and the FDA?
- What is the second most common cause of lost workday injuries in hospitals, and presently a significant risk in nursing homes and other health care facilities? 2. Describe the risk factors associat…
What is lidocaine’s mechanism of action? To which broader class of drugs does it belong?
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Diagram and discuss 3 mechanisms by which drugs can exert psychopharmacological effects. Identify a neurotransmitter system that is known to be sensitive to a drug via each of the three mechanisms t…
Question 50 An adult patient presents with a history of alcohol addiction and attention deficit hyperactiyity disorder [ADHD}. Given these comorbidities, the PMHNP determines which of the following …
How do diuretics work for hypertension? ???????????
49.) Which of the following best defines “diastolic blood pressure”? A.) The pressure of the blood as it is being pumped from the heart. B.) The pressure of the blood when the heart is at rest. C.) Th…
- At 0300 A.R. calls you into his room c/o sweating, nausea, and “shakiness”. What would you do first?
A 77-year-old woman who is 5 feet 3 inches tall and weighs 89 lbs has been admitted to the hospital with a diagnosis of failure to thrive. What action should the nurse prioritize when addressing the w…
Select the volume of famotidine solution that you will need to add to a 50-ml IV bag in order to administer 15 mg of famotidine to a patient. One gram of famotidine will be mixed in enough water to ma…
Write a template each on, flumazenil, naloxone, activated charcoal and Acetylcystein.. ACTIVE LEARNING TEMPLATE: Medication STUDENT NAME MEDICATION REVIEWMODULE CHAPTER CATEGORY CLASS. PURPOSE OF MEDI…
a client weighing 110 lbs is to receive a drug at the dosage of 2.5 mg/kg of body weight how many mg of the drug will the client recieve?
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Analyze the use of vasopressin on critical care settings
The nurse caring for clients receiving antipsychotic medications knows that a medication often prescribed for treating the extra pyramidal side effects associated with antipsychotics is?
what is an involuntary spasmodic contraction of voluntary muscles throughout the body
The PMHNP is providing a workshop for pediatric nurses, and a question is posed about noradrenergic agents to treat ADHD. Which of the following noradrenergic agents have norepinephrine reuptake inhi…
What are the most notable side effects of metformin and it’s contraindications?
NOTE: 2 SOURCES NEEDED, SOURCES MUST BE WITHIN 5 YEARS or LESS, MUST BE SCHOLARLY AND IN APA Q: Leroy is a 70 year-old-man, whose wife passed away 5 years ago, and whose 2 children live out-of-state. …
- If you were to calculate a steady trough concentration for drug Z 100 mg q 8 hr, which formula would you use? Explain how Therapeutic range: peak= 4mg/L, trough=1mg/L S=1 F=1 V=50L Cl=2L/hr Ke(?)=…
Mrs. Susan Park, a 45 y.o., saw you recently for fatigue and weight gain. Her lab result reveals TSH of 10.5.She weighs 180 pounds. What is the most appropriate medication and dose to treat her?
please show work thank you # 5 Questions # 5 Pre-session Questions Round all answers to a whole number. 1. The physician orders Drug A at 55 mg in 80 mL D:W to be infused over 90 minutes. The tubing d…
In commercials for inhalers containing salmeterol, there is often a warning that it can increase the risk of asthma-related death. Why is this true and how does it happen? Why is this warning heard in…
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given the generic and trade names of an OB-GYN drug (category), identify what drug category they belong to or what disease they are used to treat.
Please help. Don’t copy wrong answer from another study site. An original and clear answer, thank you. Part (a) [20 Marks] (i) Define partition coefficient. (ii) What pharmaco*kinetic parameter does th…
The PCP prescribed the calcium channel blocker diltiazem for the treatment of a client’s hypertension. when explaining the mechanism of action, the nurse states most accurately that type of drug
Drug Study of Anti-Asthmatic. A 5 years old asthmatic patient has already recovered who once used Salbutamol as a medicine . Create a drug study considering her health status and lifestyle. DRUG STU…
What will happen if the following drugs are taken together? – Atropine taken with scopolamine – Reserpine taken with atenolol Help Btw Atropine and Scopolamine is Muscarinic antagonists (anticholin…
- What assessments should the nurse perform to detect possible fluid overload?
How can the mechanisms of action of drugs be used to predict possible drug-drug interactions or lack of interactions?
Answer both parts of this question: a.Critically discuss and contrast the chemotherapy treatment strategies for Chronic myeloid leukaemia (CML) and Chronic lymphoblastic leukaemia (CLL). (70 Marks) …
Please work it out. 9. – Prescription:-Cefazolin-1g-IV-every-8.hours.1 Supply: Cefazolin.1g-in.50mL.of.5%dextrose-to-infuse-over-4.hours. How-milliliters.per.an.hour-(mL/hr)-will-the-rate-be-set.at?-(…
Screening of Patient Compliance: Determination of the Barriers on Patient Medication Adherence to Antibiotic Drugs ( UTI) Cite 5-10 journals (2016 and up) about that topic. Just the links and i should…
The nurse determines a child’s body surface area is 0.4 m2and the average adult dosage of the medication is 500 mg. The medication is supplied in liquid form with 500 mg/5 mL. How many milliliters s…
Madison Waters Four-year-old Madison Waters is brought to the emergency department (ED) by ambulance following an automobile accident that occurred while Madison was headed to the park with her sister…
Identify a difference between parasympathetic nerves and sympathetic nerves. Select one: a. Parasympathetic nerves are more active during periods of intense stress, whereas sympathetic nervesare mor…
Biomedical assignment. Shortly after death, skeletal muscles enter a state of continuous and maximal contraction, a process known as rigor mortis. Using the data in the figure below, explain the mech…
Carbamapazine is an inducer of P450 enzymes. The implication of this is if a patient is taking both carbamazepine and a drug that is biotransformed by one of the P450 enzymes, the dosage of the second…
Dose of a drug is 500mcg/kg of body weight. How many grams would be given to a child weighing 66 pounds?
Susan is a 44-year-old white female who presents with a complaint of being tired and having low energy. She is a G3P3 mother of a 15-year-old, a 13-year-old, and a 10-year- old. She is 5 feet tall and…
I have this question in pharmacology I hope you can help with: An APN has a patient with worsening symtoms of HF. She considers increasing the patient’s dose of diuretic therapy. The APN notes the sig…
How do you remember all of the drugs to prepare me for my certified NP examination?
The doctor orders 25 mg PO daily in 3 divided doses of methylphenidate for Mr. Turner. He is to take the drug 30 – 45 minutes before meals. How many milliliters will the patient receive per dose?
- First explain why levodopa/carbidopa (Sinemet) is prescribed to treat Parkinson’s, over straight dopamine; and then explain what drug, if needed, would be added to the regimen to control tremors, a…
Pls show your solution Dosage Calculation Order: 500mg azithromycin (Zithromax) PO once, then 250mg once daily for 4 days. Available: 250mg azithromycin (Zithromax) tablet How many tablets will the nu…
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A patient is to receive2 mcg/kg/min of nitroglycerin from a solution containing 100 mg of the drug in 500 mL of D5W.The patient weighs154 lb. and the infusion set delivers 60 drops/mL. How many …
What drug therapy could a provider Select to administer client Seeking treatment for mindsinusitis ! diabetic client with high blood pressure and a paceme Seeking relief from excess mucous production…
A medication order for 2mcg of desmopressin acetate to be injected for a patient with Diabetes Insipidus. The vial available is desmopressin acetate 4 mcg/mL. How much should be injected?
Ms. Castro, a patient on the medical-surgical unit, was admitted 2 days before with a diagnosis of exacerbation of heart failure. This morning her BP is 175/80 mm Hg. She denies chest pain, but state …
Written assignment what is balance anesthesia? Provide examples of drugs that may be used with balance anesthesia (1 learning Objective) Describe the differences between the action of a general and lo…
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Jacob was eating cheese and drinking beer.Thirty minutes Later, he developed severe hypertension, diaphoresis, Flushing, and muscle rigidity. He may have been taken which drug?
Describe the GAMP5 approach to categorising computer systems that impact on the manufacture of medicinal products.
List and explain 2 medications for patient with depression. Include mechanism of action and how it works on depression.
Please answer these questions now. Question 8 Not yet answered Marked out of 1 Flag question Aspirin is not recommended to treat fever in enfant as it may cause Reye’s syndrome? a. False b. True Quest…
- A 60-year-old female presents with the complaint of a sore throat. She voices frustration that “the antibiotics are not working this time.” Further discussion reveals that she is taking “leftover”…
A 22 years old pregnant patient is diagnosed with a kidney infection, and an antibiotic is prescribed. the patient asks the nurse whether the antibiotic is safe to take. what factors are considered wh…
why is apixabans initially administered in higher doses for 7 days?
a client is prescribed montelukast singulair a leukotriene modifier. which best describes why this medication was added to the treatment of the clients asthma? a. The medication is used for the prophy…
- Which of the following medications is an antiplatelet agent? Select one: a. Sitagliptin O b. Edoxaban O c. Ticagrelor O d. Reteplase
A patient in need of myocardial infarction prophylaxis has been prescribed sulfinpyrazone for gout. Which of the following will the nurse monitor the patient most closely for?
Judy says she’s never put eye drops in before. How do you teach her this?How do you know the teaching was effective?
Describe the ion fluxes that are associated with each stage of the action potential
When introduced into the body, all drugs cause cellular changes known as ________. Question 13 options: a) drug actions b) drug effect c) systemic effect d) absorption
As a medical assistant, you will treat patients who come into the office with different conditions and symptoms. This means that you need to be familiar with the body’s many systems as well as the dif…
Slve. TOOLS VIEW Chapter 15-Assignment-Part 1-Questions (Protected View) – Word (Product Activation Failed) ECTED VIEW Be careful-files from the Internet can contain viruses. Unless you need to edit, …
Carol is a 9 year old girl who is referred to the A and E by her GP. She was seem in surgery a few days ago with a temperature and widespread non specific rash, and a diagnosis ob probable viral infec…
- The nurse is assessing a patient with hypothyroidism who has been receiving Levothyroxine for the past 12 weeks? Which of these indicates a positive response to the medication? A) The apical pulse …
Ms. Jones has been taking MAO inhibitors for several weeks when she calls the clinic because she has developed a severe headache, heart palpitations, dilated pupils, tachycardia, chest pain, and sweat…
Describe the main adverse effects that can be cause by the increased serum levels of digoxin.
topic: COPD What are the subjective findings (symptoms that the patient reports, ex: SOB) associated with the condition? List a minimum of 3. What are the objective findings (exam findings that you ca…
Propose a formula for preparation of Emulsion of a drug?
Drugs in Contemporary Society. Oh no, I’m pregnant! Rebecca is a 43-year-old female with three children, aged 7, 12 and 15. She lives in Sydney and has been taking the combined oral contraceptive pill…
no need to show work just need the answers a. Ordered:Furosemide 40 mg PO now. On hand: Furosemide 40-mg tablets. Calculate the amount to dispense. Amount to dispense = _____40 mg tablet(s). b. tr…
What is the relationship of temperature and the speed of sound?
A procainamide (Pronestyl®) drip is ordered for 2 mg/min. The standard mixture of procainamide (Pronestyl®) is 2 g in 500 mL. At what rate (mL/hr) should the IV pump be set?
This activity contains 3 questions. Felix Hanover is a 55-year-old university professor who is recently diagnosed with a condition called myasthenia gravis. He is prescribed to take pyridostigmine (Me…
your surgeon requests theanticholinergicmedicationAtropine1.6mg to reduce secretions.The vial you have indicates that you have 0.4 mg/2ml.How many mls of this medication should you draw …
Give one example of anantidote for the toxin Benzodiazepines?
Understanding the Larger Medical Context 1 1. What is meant by the term loading dose? 12. Timmy Thompson is a 13-year-old boy who has severe acne. He is the star right fielder for his Little League te…
When adding many ingredients to the TPN, what must be done after EACH addition? reference: Sterile Compounding and Aseptic Technique: Lisa McCartney; Paradigm Publishing; ISBN: 978-0-76384-083-9
What clinical condition is treated with anticholinergic medications? a. asymptomatic bacteria b. renal insufficiency, c. urge incontinence d. over flow incontinenece
compare and contrast immune globulin with three other medications from the immune sera group. when comparing immune sera, consider therapeutic actions, pharmaco*kenitcs, contraindications, most commo…
HISTORY Rick is a 25 y.o. male who is being seen in your clinic for the first time. He recently moved to the area and is establishing with you as a primary provider. His chief complaint is that he nee…
I need help with this table above Classification – Mechanism of Action – 3 Major Side Effects 3 Nursing Considerations Other Drugs in Classification Drug Therapeutic Effect (why (3) ordered) Antiarrhy…
- Ordered: Azithromycin 400 mg stat, then 150 mg qd on days 2 to 5. Available: Zithromax 40 mg/ml. Interpret the order: __________________________________________________ Calc…
I need the full midterm and final review questions and anything listed pertaining to aforementioned. How do I obtain it?
Hyperparathyroidism or overproduction of parathyroid hormone (PTH) causes A.decreased activity of osteoclasts. B.hypocalcemia, or decreased circulating blood calcium levels. C.cardiac arrhythmias and …
What is meant by the therapeutic index of a medication?
Perform the indicated operation with fractions. Reduce to lowest terms as indicated. 16 5/12 – 14 3/8 = Answer record as a proper fraction/mixed number
Select an anti-infective medication and associated systems disorder ( ie penicillin and pneumonia).
i need help with questions 8,12,4,20. can anyone help?
Depression: History/background/introduction into the condition. Pathophysiology or proposed origin of the condition. Signs/symptoms/hallmarks of the condition. Monitoring parameters of the condition. …
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The NP is teaching a patient about TMP/SMX before prescribing it to treat a UTI.Which statement by the patient indicates a need for further teaching? “I should Drink a full glass of water with each …
During gene expression, what must occur prior to a gene being expressed?
Give an explanation for the answer. BMS a 47-year-old male (weight is 140 pounds and height 5’7") diagnosed with chronic hepatitis B, mild renal dysfunction and decompensated cirrhosis who presen…
A 31-year-old man was brought to the emergency department after the police found him shouting and acting irrationally in the street. The man admitted that for the past few hours he had been using am…
“patch” a 4 year old MN Shepherd Mix weighing 64 lbs is diagnosed with ringworm. (tutoring help is needed with veterinarian nursing assignment. ) Just as you finish counting out the pills, the veterin…
what is is Epilepsy? Have you had any experience with seizures? What is the difference between a febrile and afebrile seizure? Lastly, what are the differences between the first and second generatio…
asd250 lesson 6 addiction group stages, Describe The basic purpose and expectations of each stage, Role of the counselor in each stage, Role of the group members in each stage
What is the cause of many people in America being diagnosis with Hyperlipidemia?
Online Case Study: A 45-year old female patient with breast cancer is scheduled to have a venous access device implanted that will allow ations chemotherapy drugs to be administered without continuous…
Pick one brain structure, other than the reward circuit, and discuss how that structure can be damaged by the use of substances. Add citation not older tan 10 years.
A 46-year old petrol pump attendant was admitted as an emergency. He had smoked 20 cigarettes a day for many years but apart from several episodes of acute bronchitis had always been well. Ten days pr…
An IV pump is available for a patient. A patient is to receive 1 unit (250 mL) f packed red blood cells. It is given over a 24-hour period. The tubing drop factor is 10 gtt/mL. At what rate (mL/hr) wi…
Describe measures that can be taken to avoid unintentional injuries such as: ▪ Motor vehicle ▪ Bicycle ▪ Falls
- ordered 140 mg ibuprofen, on hand 100 mg/5 ml. how many ml will you give? 2. ordered 15 mg cardizem, 30 mg on hand, how many tablets will you give? 3. ordered 300 mg amiodarone IM, 400 mg/ml on han…
HPI: Nora is a 56 year old female with a past medical history of type 2 diabetes and hypertension. Patient heard about St. John’s wort from one of her friends, and is interested in trying it to help i…
doscussion. Course outcomes covered in this week discussion include: 1. Apply the concepts of pharmacotherapeutics, pharmaco*kinetics, pharmacodynamics, and pharmacogenomics to the use of specific medi…
MedSurg. Complete one ATI Medication Active Learning Template for each medication listed below, all due before Cardiac and DM medication quiz. Metropolol Captropril Lisinopril Metformin Glipizide Nitr…
parents health teaching regarding use of enchinea herbal medicine for colds in children? and possible side effects to watch out?
Amoxicillin is an antibiotic. When considering the MOA, is amoxicillin bacteriostatic or bactericidal? O a. Bacteriostatic-inhibits growth and prevents replication O b. Bactericidal-inhibits growth an…
How would you dilute 500 mL of a 95% v/v alcohol to make 50% v/v ethanol?
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calculate the amount needed to prepare. 2. RX Salbutamol Inh Solution 120 mL Normal Saline qs ad 480 mL Mitte: a double quantity Normal Saline is a 0.9% w/v solution of sodium chloride in Distilled Wa…
Can you explain this thoroughly?. Consider the structures of the drugs below (A and B). Select between A and B the best drug to lower blood cholesterol levels. Explain your answer based on intermolecu…
Thirty-Four-year old Rohan Jackson has had asthma for four years. During his annual physical, he explain that he uses his rescue inhaler more than one time a day. The physician performs a physical exa…
please fast answer without explain 9- Which of the following antifungals is contraindicated in ventricular arrhythmia? a. Itraconazole b. Voriconazole c. Clotrimazole. d. Ketoconazole
- An intravenous fluid (IV) medication of 110 mg/500 mL D5W is infusing at 85 mL/hr via pump. How many mcg/min of medication is the patient receiving?
A pharmacist mixed 800mg of a liquid drug (SG = 0.8) in enough liquid to prepare 2 Liters of a final product. What ratio strength (v/v) of the final product? Round answer to the nearest whole number a…
Case study: Allergies and Asthma The school nurse is reviewing the medications of Dante,a fourth grader who has multiple allergies, including a severe nut allergy.Dante has asthma also and has been …
Your 71-year-old patient has diabetes, hypertension, hyperlipidemia, osteoarthritis, moderate renal impairment (GFR of 45) and congestive heart failure. His hepatic enzymes are mildly elevated (AST is…
- Which medications are considered antitussives and what are their mechanisms of action?
CASE STUDY#43 A staff nurse has to administer medications for blood pressure to several patients in the coronary care unit. The medications include captopril, diltiazem and nitroprusside. The medicati…
If a patient is allergic to penicillin what other drug should they take for allergies?
Question 35 (2 points) Which one of the following drugs acts by inhibiting neurotransmitter reuptake? Donepezil
please fast answer without explain 13.Which of the following drugs is used in hepatitis B infection? a. Oseltamivir b. Interferon alpha c. Interferon gamma d. Amantadine
The emergency room nurse calls you at the pharmacy because she was wondering ifLovenox can be used intravenously. The nurse explains that a 57-year old man presented inthe emergency room with acute my…
is the sodium channel blockers are negative chronotropic, dromotropic, and inotropic? or just chronotropic and dromotropic?
A client who is prescribed chlorpromazine is experiencing symptoms relief and tells the nurse, “I’m going to stop my meds for a while and see how I feel.” What should the nurse teach the client? Group…
Which psychological manifestation of depression will improve in response to antidepressant therapy?
PHARMACEUTICAL MANUFACTURING 1.Enumerate and write the functions of a tabletting machine. 2.Discuss the steps involved in direct compression. 3.Discuss the steps involved in wet gran…
(1)Define coronary artery disease and identify the signs and symptoms of coronary artery disease. (2)Describe the differences between stable and unstable angina. What is prinzmetals angina? (3)Many …
Consider the physiologic alterations in diabetes mellitus. Discuss at least five medications you might see prescribed for a diabetic patient. Why would each be prescribed? What is its mechanism of act…
phenytoin Question 1 :What therapeutic range is used for phenytoin serum levels? Question 2 :Which two signs or symptoms might patients commonly exhibit when they have phenytoin levels at or above the…
- A medication order states, administer gentamycin 160 mg IV every 8 hours.Available is gentamycin 80 mg/2ml.How may mL should the nurse administer per dose? 2.A medication o…
hello. I need help in answering this. LONGER EXPLANATION pls. thank you Insights on the topic, “Percentage of Errors Occurring on a Pharmacy.”
Vancomycin calculation version 3 (student) ABC is a 30-year-old IVDA, 5-foot 2-inch, 85-kg woman with a serum creatinine of 1.1 mg/dL. She has a penicillin allergy history, and, for that reason,…
can you please tell me what are the main physicochemical properties of penicillin group drugs? please provide a source if possible!
Page 6 1. The client is to receive 10% of total dose bolus over 20 minutes. What hourly rate will the nurse set the pump to deliver this dose over a 20 minute period? (Enter numerical value only. Dur…
Based on the site provided below, what are the drug interactions and drug identifiers present in the drug NADOLOL? And what are its specific effects to the body system? https://www.wellrx.com/nadolol/…
References: https://www.lung.org/lung-health-diseases/lung-disease-lookup/pulmonary-embolism/symptoms-diagnosis Nurse’s Five-minute Clinical Consult: Signs and symptoms. https://books.google.com.ph/…
What is the principle we are applying when we explain what happens to a medication after administration, consumption, application or use? 1) pharmacology 2)pharmaco*kinetics 3)bioavailability 4)first…
Dr. Chamberlain asks you to enter a prescription for amoxicillin for a child to treat otitis media (middle ear infection). The request from the doctor states: 50-55 mg/kg/day of Biomax PO divided q12h…
Identify and discuss the differences between COX-2 inhibitors and other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory (NSAID) drugs. Describe what type of risks are associated with using these agents in geriatric p…
To Prepare Review the Resources for this module and consider the principles of pharmaco*kinetics and pharmacodynamics. Reflect on your experiences, observations, and/or clinical practices from the last…
Which of the following neurotransmitters is released by the postganglionic neurons in the sympathetic division of the autonomic nervous system? Norepinephrine Serotonin Dopamine Acetylcholine
Order: 6 mg of Medication B per kg in 2 divided doses. Available Medication B 50 mg/mL. Patients weight is 198 pounds. How many mL of medication will be administered per dose
The estimated minimum adult daily requirement of riboflavin is 2 mg. A capsule containing 1/4 the minimum requirement contains _________ mcg of riboflavin.
Question 18 fig”. Days’ supply calculations are useful to: "a Answers: A. dispense the correct amount of medication to the patient B. All of these answers are correct C. determine how long t…
- Ordered: 100,000 units : Available 250,000 units/mL. How many mL should be given? 2. 20mg/kg for a patient who weighs 36lb Available: 100mg/mL. How many mL should be given? Show calculations
a)Using USP Chapter <51> as a guideline, comment on how different categories have different test requirements (e.g. the media and bacteria used, allowable cfu to still be considered effective).?…
Drug A is administered to a number of human volunteers via the intravenous route.It has been determined that the minimum effective concentration of Drug A required is 25 mg.A drug blood profile fo…
Which of the following statements most accurately describe a system having spare receptors
Mr. Jones is a 88 year old male with impaired kidney function and has been diagnosed with bacterial Pneumonia.The physician immediately orders a broad spectrum antibiotic, until the bacteria can be …
The nurse is scheduled to give oral metoprolol 25 mg to a client. Which of these findings would cause the nurse to hold the medication? Answers: A Heart rate of 92 B Respiratory rate of 26 C Blood pre…
- Think about the steps it takes to fill a prescription. Analyze occur in the filling process, and discuss the types of errors
Can you please provide ideas for creating Failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) table or process for COVID-19 test kits
A 5-year-old girl with asthma and allergic rhinitis is taking montelukast 4 mg chew tablet every evening and budesonide Respules 0.5 mg via jet nebulizer once daily. She has not had an asthma exacerba…
Fenoterol is a b2-adrenoreceptor selective agonist and is used as a racemic mixture of (R,R) and (S,S) isomers. Analysis of all stereoisomers determined that activity on b2- adrenoreceptor is (R,R) &g…
Use and storage of an epi pen When administering insulin, always draw up the clear insulin first, then the cloudy (know which insulins are cloudy, as well) When to apply sunscreen Nasa…
- Name 3 other medical diagnoses/conditions where levofloxacin would be a good choice of antibiotic.
screening requirements prior to starting patient on an ACE inhibitor; 2. Side effects and adverse reactions to ACE inhibitors, nitrates, and dihydropyridine-type calcium channel blockers; severe adver…
differentiate the signs and symptoms of the different types of epilepsy, and describe associated etiology, risks, and treatments.
1 . What is balanced anesthesia? Provide examples of drugs that may be used with balanced anesthesia. 2. Describe the difference between the action of a general and local anesthetic. Give example…
Question (C) was asked in another submission, but it is needed to answer question (D). C. GB is a 55-year-old male patient with complaints of depression and anxiety.He was gainfully employed as a su…
Anti fungal Agents 1)Briefly describe the characteristics of a fungus and a fungal infection 2)Develop medication cards for systematic and topical anti fungal medications. For each type of anti fungal…
need asap question is complete Q.No.8. Why some anthelmintics are preferred to be used in empty stomach or vice versa? Elaborate with appropriate examples please. (Marks 03) Answer: Q.No.9. How nitrat…
ProAir HFA dispense 1 inhaler (inhalers have 200 puffs) Directions: 2 puffs q4h prn cough and wheeze What is days supply? **You can round downor round up**
I need help in preparing for HESI pharmacology 292 tomorrow.
True or false?. 39 Topiramate (Topamax) can increase blood levels or damage. 40 Dilated pupils indicate a sympathetic nervous system 41 Cholinergic crisis efers to 42 Myasthenia gravis patients should…
Using the treatment guidelines, select a medication for a fungal infection. Share the mechanism of action of this medication and hints for monitoring, side effects, and drug interactions, including in…
Pharmacology You are on duty in the emergency department (ED) when a “code blue" is called. As the code nurse, you grab the crash cart and run to the code, which is in the employee lounge of th…
you need to prepare 30 mL solution of a 1:6 syrup solution. You have on hand a 50% syrup solution, and a 1:200 soda solution. How many mLs of syrup and soda solution do you need to create a final so…
Many people are using herbal medications and dietary supplements for the prevention and treatment of medical problems. Review two current research articles about two of these products. Based on the fi…
Question 43 Not yet answered Points out of 1 Flag question A patient is brought to the emergency department with a BP of 203/126mmHg. The patient is complaining of severe headache, chest pain, and cha…
Sch9 – Which of the following can occur during pneumococcal pneumoniae? a. edema b. bacteremia c. red herperization d. pleural fusion e. All of them Sch10 – In an individual with a gome complex, has n…
Describe the role of aliskiren (Tekturna®) in the treatment of hypertension as it relates to the renin angiotensin-aldosterone system. This is a podcast on BB. Describe how vasodilators work (…
Case Study: A 63-year old male with end-stage renal disease receives a kidney transplant, followed by treatment with immunosuppressive drugs (prednisone, azathioprine, and cyclosporine) to prevent rej…
compare and contrast immune globin with three other medications from the immune sera group.when comparing immune sera, consider therapeutic actions, pharmaco*kinetics, contraindications, most common ad…
LIQUID DOSAGE FORMS SOLUTIONS 1.APPEARANCE (IMPURITY TEST) 2.VISCOSITY Activity of various Q.C. Test for Final Dosage Form Please answer the ones underli…
calculate the amount required for the following mixtures.. 10. RX Erythromycin Powder 2 g Duonalc E qs ad 50 mL Mitte: 3 x 50 mL bottles
Which of the following statements is untrue? a) Desolvation is an energy expensive process that involves the removal of water from polar functional groups prior to a drug binding to its binding site. …
Question 2 You are preparing for an experiment in which you will be testing the relative ability of drugs to induce vasoconstriction in an isolated blood vessel prep and notice that the label has come…
A 6-year-old girl who was first diagnosed with asthma at 4-years of age has been admitted to a pediatric unit after spending 2 days in the pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) for status asthmaticus. …
How to find the ksp of iron. Determine the Ksp of iron (II) carbonate, Fe(CO3), if the concentration of Fe+2 is found to be 5.66 x 10-6 at equilibrium.
Contact the therapeutic effect of aspirin with that of acetaminophen.
What are the neurotransmittors for both central nervous system and the peripheral nervous system
Question To us the attachment as being a guide, but Don’t COPY. Complete the following GI tract infection? Title of Pathogen: Yersinia enterocolitica Illnesses Caused: Symptoms: Pathogenesis or epid…
Molly is a 5 year-old girl who is brought by her parents to the pediatric emergency room with severe nausea
Task: Write about your perspective on the topic of ‘Should DSWs become a regulated health profession?’ Be sure to provide at least one reference to support your perspective (cite that source in your p…
- Drug for generalized tonic- clonic seizure 2.Guideline for administering Dilantin intravenously 3.Selegiline tablets given under tongue before breakfast 4.Tre…
- There is 10 grams of glycerin in 500 ml solution. It’s known that 300 ml of glycerin weighs 165 grams. What is the specific gravity of glycerin? What is the percentage concentration (V/V) of glycer…
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A patient complains of chest pain. You immediately obtain an order for Nitroglycerin from PA. Nitroglycerin is ordered for 0.4mg SL q 5min x4 doses. What is the maximum number of doses this patient ca…
can you explain why diazepam is used instead of Xanax for panic disorder?
- Which of the following medications that the EMTS administered should be administered again or continued to be administered in the emergency department? Select all that apply.
Is it possible to get the Proctored ATI Pharmacology Exam. Please help! How do I study for it? Is there any drugs in particular that the exam focuses on. Can I get a breakdown of each group of drugs, …
Assume you are a pharmacy assistant in a nursing home, screening patients for contraindications and drug interactions. What is the potential drug problem–and its solution–for each of the following c…
What are the classifications of diuretics? Provide an example for each one. Give four generic names of antiplatelet and thrombolytic drugs Compare antitussives and expectorants. Name classes of laxati…
antihistamines. What purpose do they serve? What are some differences between the first and second generations? Name a few drugs within each generation. Describe a few side effects and contraindicatio…
A nurse is reinforcing teaching with a client about a new prescription for oral bisacodyl . For which of the follow one instructions should nurse provide clien
A person has acne, easy bruising, thin extremities, and truncal obesity. Which finding is most likely the cause?
33.) Which of the following statements best describes the function of a neurotransmitter? A.) Causes the postsynaptic neuron to become polarized whenever an impulse is carried across the postsynaptic …
skin safety case study. Skin Safety Case Study 1. Read Case study "Mr. Z" 2. Complete Braden Scale BRADEN SCALE FOR PRESSURE ULCER RISK-COMPLETE DAILY JENIDRY Completely limited 2. Very limi…
The nurse’s client is prescribed a drug that has been ordered off-label, what actions should the nurse perform before administering the drug? Select all that apply. A)Research exactly why the drug is …
This is for veterinary class for pharmacology I cannot figure out the flow rate for a pRBC transfusion for 82 lb dog. the BV for dog used in my course is 90 mL/kg. calculation for blood transfus…
About In this assignment you will conduct a web search and create a word document about the history of pharmacy. Background Your supervisor will be giving a presentation about the historical events th…
discuss the use of antibiotics for children, adults and older adults.
Answer the questions below: . SEATWORK 2 ANALGESIC EFFERVESCENT POWDER FORMULATION: per sachet Chemicals Amount Physical description Solubility Use in the formulation ( mg paracetamol 620 paracetam…
Medications: Cephalosporins oIndications oContraindications oAdverse reactions 2.Macrolides oIndications oContraindications oAdverse reactions 3.Antipa…
Examples of images that are some editorial cartoons that express opinions through caricatures and visual symbols??
Appreciate the help! TY!. 1) Therapeutic uses & 2) Why is your client prescribed it? Focused Nursing Assessment (H & P; labs, allergies, etc.) Medication name(s)/Drug Class/-suffix Administrat…
Need answers Experiment 3: Post-Lab Question 1. Why is proper storage on the IND product so important? What could happen if the IND product is stored improperly? What happens to the unused IND product…
- Ordered: Glyburide 2.5 mg tab. Sig: iss tabs qam & i tab at dinner. Mitte: 90 days Interpret the order: ___________________________________________________ Calcu…
- Define generalized seizure, tonic-clonic seizure, absence seizure, partial seizure, and status epilepticus. List an anti epileptic drug of choice for each type of seizure. 2.Consider you were dia…
Answer the Following: 1)Acetaminophen elixir 650 mg PO is ordered. The container is labeled 325mg/5mL a.How many mL should be administered? b.How many teaspoons per dose? 2)Calcium Car…
Define therapeutic index, and explain how it relates to the importance of drug safety.Please explain how the median lethal dose and the median effective dose is pertinent to the therapeutic index.…
A patient is receiving oral iron for iron deficiency anemia. Which antibiotic drug, taken concurrently with iron, would most concern the nurse
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How does enteric- coated aspirin help prevent gastric ulcer in patients with osteoarthritis?
Pharmacology Module 9 In this written assignment, select one cultural factor such as health beliefs, language, perception of time, environment control, etc. (see textbook reading) and apply it to a se…
Which of the following is a right counseling point on refampin? A:. This medication can increase the effectiveness of your oral contraceptives. B: This medication can cause your phenytoin concentrat…
An example of an extensive first-pass metabolism is? a. insulin b. oral antibiotic c. oral anti-diuretic
Looking for drug interactions between Lansoprazole and Fluconazole and clinical management
select one cultural factor such as health beliefs, language, perception of time, environment control, etc. (see textbook reading) and apply it to a selected ethnic group. The paper will include the fo…
answer the following questions 10. Based on the description below, list 2 different types of loss of function (LOF) mutant proteins for each description that could cause the following phenotypes in a …
What are some of the ethical and legal principles nurses need to follow when giving medications? Include the nursing process as it relates to medication administration and the nine rights. Discuss Fed…
Epigastric prefix word root and suffix with meaning
what are the signs and symptoms of thyroid storm, why should the nurse advocate for a hospital admission for a patient with thyroid storm?
You have received a prescription to prepare mouthwash using the following ingredients: Viscous lidocaine 2%30mLMaalox (do not substitute Kaopectate)60 mLDiphenhydramine (use on hand stock 12.5mg/5mL…
Please go over my answers for corrections.. 1. The MAR for Jessica Lynn reads: Give Ativan 5mg IV push STAT. If your pharmacy stocks Ativan 2mg/ml vials, how many ml are required to give Jessica Lynn …
Explain how cells respond to chemical signals in their environment, including the four main receptor families, their general mechanisms of action and named examples
WESTON HOSPITAL 629 Healthcare Way • SOMEWHERE, FL 32811 • 407-555-6541 PATIENT: DAVIS, HELEN ACCOUNT/EHR #: DAVIHE001 DATE: 10/21/18 Attending Physician: Renee O. Bracker, MD Patient, an …
Can you please help me solve the problem? I know that the answer to the second part is 8 ml/h but I cannot figure out the first part NDC 0002-8215-01 Hospira 10 mL HI-210 100 units per mL Humulin R RE…
For this week’s assignment, please select one of the medications from the FDA REMS website above. Write a brief summary (approx. 1/2 page) describing: What specific health or safety risk associated wi…
Right Upper QuadrantPain Left Upper Quadrant Pain Right Lower Quadrant Pain Left Lower Quadrant Pain 1.Describe the pathophysiology and characteristics of visceral abdominal pain and give 2-…
Is it safe to convert to household measurements? Please explain.
Please explain so I can be able to understand please please please and thank you. Description Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death in the United States. As such, many drugs that you wil…
You are a food company quality assurance manager and would like to establish the GMP and HACCP plan and apply to your food production line. Please complete the following tasks in your presentation: 1)…
- Examples of antiviral agents – naturally occuring 2. Examples of antiviral agents – nonretroviral
MD writes an order for Noxafil oral suspension 100mg by mouth daily. pharmacy dispenses 40mg/ml. How many ml will will one administer per dose?
An issue that can occur with long-term opioid use is tolerance. Explain drug tolerance; what is the result of drug tolerance?
Which of the following class of drugs is dangerous to use in the elderly due to a high risk of orthostatic hypotension? Beta blockers Alpha blockers Beta agonist Dopaminergic agonist
create an informed consent form for the imaginary drug Happymycin that would treat Mood Disorders (Depressions
Pharmaco*kinetics: You are working as a nurse in the medical-surgical unit. You are preparing the discharge instructions for your patient, Mr. Jones. After you explained his list of medications with hi…
How are drugs sorted into therapeutic groups and classes
What is the role of the FNP in the prevention of iron deficiency, pernicious, or folate acid anemia? How will you determine which medication to utilize in the treatment of anemia? How can you differen…
Name 100 most common prescribed drugs, give brand name, generic name, side effects, adverse effects, and indication.
The nurse is evaluating the client’s response to colestipol on a follow-up visit. Which suggestions should the nurse prioritize after the client reports constipation? Select all that apply. a)Eat fo…
Which type of autonomic system drugs should generally not be used for patients with pulmonary disorder?
Discuss the importance of learning the different pharmaceutical dosage form.
Which is a common expectorant used for clients who have blood pressure issues and is obtained Over the counter?
Easy calculation (1 mark) i need help cus diluting part idk a)What is the final concentration of the drug after reconstituting and diluting based on the instructions shown? (1 mark) Q1: Re…
- A physician ordered Magnesium Sulfate bolus 4 grams in 100 MLS of LR to be given over 20 minutes. What rate should the nurse set the infusion pump at?
Briefly describe the current opioid epidemic. What lead us to this state? What are some ways in which we could combat this epidemic? What are some current barriers to these proposed ways?
Male age 58 has a cough, mild dyspnea, and fever to 101 degrees for 3 days. He used over counter meds with no improvement. He went to doctor and his blood pressure 120/73, pulse regular 96, respiratio…
What does the QRS wave of an electrocardiogram (ECG) represent?
Mrs. Sash has glaucoma and a history of supraventricular tachycardia which neurologic drugs may aggravate these problems?
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Paul became increasingly forgetful and disoriented around age 65. Before that he was an intelligent, working, and active grandparent. He cannot recall the names of his grandchildren and he gets lost w…
describe the the five phases of the cell cycle. Distinguish between a normal cell and a cancerous cell.
The teaching plan for Mr. D, who is being started on cholestyramine [Questran, Questran Light, Prevalite, LoCHOLEST]. He is 42 years old and has never really had any health problems until blood tests …
Why is it important to know the solubility of each of the ingredients prior to compounding?
Would you please assist with breaking down medications for dysrhythmias ? What are the major classes and drugs? What are the pharmaco*kinetics? What are the clinical indications for use? What do we nee…
Respond to the below post in regards to these 3 questions- 1.a compliment, 2.a critique, and3. a new insight about their topic or article The topic studied was about college students beliefs on e- cig…
Criminal Mind project about Charles Sobhraj A “criminal minds” individual will be your “patient” from the list below for your project. A brief history of the patient, including diagnoses (documented o…
- Physicians Order: gentamycin 60 m Available. IV Math Assignment #2 PHA107 100 ml of IV solution should be administered slowly over a 4-hour period. If the set delivers 60 gtt/ml, calculate the numb…
Which of the following statements is true fordeflocculated suspensions Select one: a.They form hard mass and do not return to the original phase easily upon shaking b.It is very easy to re-dispe…
How does the modern approach of more targetted therapies work when looking at the mechanisms of action for modern anti cancer agents?
i need the answer to the case study to the hypertension
How much 95% (v/v) ethanol can be prepared from 1 pint of ethanol labeled as 1/2 proof gallon?
#17. Question 17 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Flag question Which of the following medications can be used for bowel preparation prior to colonoscopy? Select one: O a. Lactulose O b. Mineral oi…
adverse effect of Felodipine that is directly related to its mechanism of action, and an explanation of why this adverse effect occurs.
MEDICATION RECORD – STUDENT TO COMPLETE Regular continuous medication: Ibuprofen 400mg Date 16/12 16/12 16/12 17/12 17/12 17/12 Time 08.00a 12.30p 5.00pm 8.00am|12.30p Refuse m m m d by client Dose F…
search to locate the current JNC8 and ACC/AHA guidelines for hypertension. Compare and contrast the two sets of guidelines according to the following: Define the classes of hypertension (normal, e…
Which of the following is true about abdominal pain? a) Peptic ulcer pain is usually experienced in the hypogastrium b) The pain of irritable bowel syndrome is usually well localised c) The pain of oe…
What task(s) could be completed remotely to help a pharmacy that is busy when your pharmacy is caught up?
(1) Find a Phase 1 clinical trial using the Scopus search engine which uses a 3+3 design. Write a brief summary (200 words or less) of the trial design, the objectives of the trial, whether the endpoi…
- Based on acid-base trends, predict if methoxide can deprotonate carboxylic group in Aspirin molecule (pKa = 3.4). Explain your reasoning.
Which one of the following statements, if made by the client, indicates teaching about Inderal (propranolol) has been effective?
Compare prescription Valium/Xanax (benzodiazepines) addiction to heroin addiction. What are the differences between prescription benzodiazepines vs. street heroin in regard to: Physical Effects Mental…
- 1. Differentiate Benzodiazepine and Barbiturates 2. Give their classification according to duration of actions and its samples 3. What is psychosis. Give its symptoms 4. What are the types of sei…
A drug classified as an ____________________________ interacts with a receptor to mimic the effects of the body’s endogenous regulatory substance at that receptor. a. Agonist b. Antagonist c. Inverse …
Teddy, a 54 year old African male, has come in for his annual physical. He hashypertension, and he is taking enalapril 10 mg daily other than that he is healthy.His father passed away at age 56 of…
why can blood pressure be lowered when calcium is prevented from entering heart cells or blood vessel walls cells in calcium channel blockers?
- Develop flash cards that summarize the therapeutic a pharmaco*kinetics, contraindications, common adverse reactions, and important drug-drug interactions with each class of antiepileptic agents: hyd…
Write prescription for a child weighing 50 lbsfor amoxicillin suspension for acute otitis media (AOM). The dosage 90mg/kg/day in 2 divided doses maximum 2000 mg/day for 10 days. You must write for a…
A sterile solution of potassium chloride contains 2 mEq/mL. If a 20 mL ampul of the solution is diluted to 1 liter, what is the percent strength of the resulting solution?
Can someone help me get this finished I have to hand it in at noon. 3. A problem with cholinergic blocking drugs is that they can lead to which is caused by a decrease in gastric motility. 4. an antic…
Describe the Diabetic Disease Process. Summarize a complete assessment of a client with this disorder.
The physician writes Mrs. Barnes a prescription for donepezil (Aricept) 5 mg every day. What adverse effects should the nurse review with Mr. and Mrs. Barnes?
1) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7) 3) 9) What is the mechanism of action for prednisone? What are two side effects of taking prednisone? What type of nursing care should you provide to patients taking prednisone? Nam…
Neurologic Drugs 1. List 4 different types of Seizures with a brief description of each. (8 pts) 2. Name two categories of drugs used to treat epilepsy and how these drugs work in the body. (4 pts) 3….
The patient taking antibiotic medications is experiencing diarrhea due to the medication. Which medication would be indicated for this case of diarrhea? 1. Probiotic 2. adsorbent 3. Opiate 4. Hyperosm…
which symptoms reported by a client indicates that the practical nurses may need to withhold a schedule dose of a thiazide diuretic?
hi, i need test bank for basic pharmacology for nurses 15 edition chapter 3,4,5
HOW DOES NURSING CODE OF ETHICS GUIDE A NURSE PRACTITIONER WHEN TREATING A PATIENT OR PRESCRIBING A DRUG?
Labs [fasting-taken day: before clinic visit}: — Today’s value Normal ranges per UMHS 0 5- 1 0 mm —— 42— 57% 0. 30— 5. 50 mlU/L 0.73—1.79 ng/DL 14. What insulin and dose would you initi…
Calculate the amount to administer: Ordered:Thiamine 100 mg IM now On hand 100 mg per mL:
QUESTION 2 DG is a 23 -years old female committed to the inpatient psychiatric ward by her parents. They state that she has recently been under a large amount of stress from college pharmacology clas…
What is the mechanism of action of methotrexate and sulfasalazine. I need an in depth explanation or answer for this please.
A 32- year-old African female who has just arrived in the United States is suffering from hypertension. She has come to the clinic for an office visit and states she has always used “traditional hea…
If a 22-year-old young female, Maria, presents to the Emergency Department complaining of having an asthma attack. She is wheezing and her respirations are rapid and shallow. What do you expect Maria’…
Patient Assessment Organizing proper patient assessment procedure Establishing rapport with patient Evaluation of patient history What are the rationale and the importance of each patient assessment?
Question 19 of 30 A patient reports having difficulty swallowing. Based on this information, how does the nurse assess the appropriate cranial nerve? O A. Ask the patient to stick out the tongue and m…
Do you think that vaccinations should be mandatory as a measure taken to improve public health? Explain. Maybe you remember years ago this was an issue in Texas. The governor, in the name of public he…
You may choose more than one answer.The finding that “different receptor active conformations trigger portions of the cell repertoire of behaviours but not necessarily all of them”: a) …
The purpose of this research was to investigate the role of the nongovernment standards setting bodies and the Department of Defense in the standards setting process, and; current DoD initiatives to s…
a client weighing 176 pounds is started on a weight based heparin protocol . the pharmacist provides heparin sodium 25,000 units in 5% dextrose injection 500 ml. the sliding scale prescription reads…
drug name Levothyroxine. What are these meds used for? Any special use for one of the meds? What are the adverse events? What lab values does the nurse need to know before administering the med? What …
if a patient on TPN suddenly has the TPN stopped, what should I hang?
In treating the patient with hypertension, describe the action of a beta-blocker. Choose one, and discuss dose, route, frequency, and patient teaching/management.
Pharmacology RN a patient with schizophrenia shows suicidal behavior, and the provider order clozapine. the nurse teaches the family about the medication and its side effects. which statement by a fam…
How (Hansch analysis) can be used to optimise a lead compound
Describe the mechanisms of action of Class IA antiarrhythmics and their resulting effects.
A client is being maintained on heparin therapy for deep vein thrombosis. The nurse must closely monitor which of the following laboratory values? A) Bleeding time B) Platelet count C) Activated PTT D…
Mr. Winters, a 67 year old construction worker has Type II diabetes; he has been taking Metformin for over 5 years. At a recent routine quarterly appointment, the APN notices that his weight and his s…
Why do you experience a stinging pain before the dull aching pain, and why does the stinging pain resolve more quickly than the dull pain after lidocaine administration?
1-What is allopurinol a structural analog of? What is oxipurinol a structural analog of? What are the similar structural features and how do they differ? 2-How do febuxostat and allopurinol/oxip…
(explain the “principles”of communicating with clients following a cancer diagnosis in their pet you should practice.)
ACE Inhibitors VS Beta-Blockers VS Calcium Channel Blockers? What are the main differences? When would you use each one?
Scenario #1 Josh, a 21-year-old pharmacy student, came to the local pharmacy last week with a seven-day prescription for diazepam 10mg tablets, one to be taken at night. The drug was prescribed to him…
Compare Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes in terms of age of onset, incidence, etiology and signs and symptoms.
Appraisal on the contributing factors to medication administration error in the above scenario and the hospital setting is significant and thoroughly explored with a large extent of critical thinking …
Identifica nombres genéricos y comerciales de medicamentos Clasifica los medicamentos de acuerdo A su uso y su clasificación terapéutico. Glimepiride Glipizide Glipizide + Metform…
Can you help me answer this? 2. Briefly explain the circuitry of impulsivity and reward versus circuitry of compulsivity and motor responses, as well as their spiraling circuits and shifts from impuls…
what over the counter drug can overcompensate for diuretics? iron multi vitamin vitamin C Vitamin B 12
If a patient was newly diagnosed with HF, what would be the ideal treatment regimen( Hint: this would be guide-directed therapy) which drugs/doses would you change his regimen to?
Describe the four processes in the pharmaco*kinetic phase. What factors influence each process? Include first-pass effect, protein binding, and free drug in your answer.
Which symptom is the client with a lactase deficiency most likely to exhibit?
Outline the different forms of agonism and antagonism.Explain how they can be distinguished from one another.
which is the correct answer? 2 A patient’s drug tough level is elevated. An appropriate intervention would be: 1. Increase interval; decrease dose 2. decrease interval; decrease dose 3. decrease inter…
Using the Basic Calculation Method from Chapter 6, please solve the dosage calculation, showing your work . “Ordered” refers to what strength/dosage the physician requested. “On hand” refers to what i…
an 18 year old female is admitted to PCU from PACU after a Cholecystectomy . she has a 22 gauge peripheral IV in her left hand and is due to void. She had Morphine 8 mg and Zofran 4 mg in recovery, an…
Looking at the methods of drug administration, and based on your understanding, list and discuss each method in order, from most immediate and intense to the method which takes the longest to act and …
I have a 10-15 page assignment to be completed by Sunday, July 17th. I am stuck. Need help please. It is for South University NSG6005 Week 10. Assignment 2. Elsie
The primary care NP examines an adolescent who complains of severe right ear pain for the past 3 days. When retracting the pinna of the right ear to examine the ear, the NP notes erythema, edema, and …
1.which of the following best describe the effect epinephrine on the heart? a nurse is caring for a patient with Parkinson’s disease who has been prescribe 2.Carbidopa/levodopa. select the option that…
Given the colonizing organism was Staphylococcus aureus , discuss why Augmentin is an appropriate prescription? Describe the added benefits that Augmentin provides, with reference to the role of the…
MAR Sheet: Metoprolol: 5mg IV 2x day Metoprolol comes in a vial of 5mg/ml How many mg of metoprolol will you administer? How many ml of metprolol will you draw into the syringe? How fast will you push…
How can we use the Van Deemter graph to enhance and improve column efficiency? . H (cm) minimum H B/u Cu A ideal mobile phase velocity u (cm/s) velocity
Betablockers – which is the odd one out?…………………(letter) (a)TenorminGeneric Name(G.N)_____________ …
what might happen to the patient if your measurements were off by 5 mL on your unit dose cups of 30 mL?
Prepare a 30 g jar of ointment using the following formula. How much of each ingredient will you need? Coal tar4 g Salicylic …
Please answer q 24,25,26,27,28,29 24. All of the following mechanisms have been implicated in development of self-tolerance, except. a. Clonal deletion b. Clonal anergy c. Emergence of sequestered ant…
Personal/Social History: John lives in a large metropolitan area that has had over three thousand confirmed cases of COVID-19 He has been married to Maxine, his wife of 45 years and is retired police …
Please answer these questions now. Question 21 Not yet answered Marked out of 1 Flag question Diltiazem is a O a. Direct vasodilator b. Alpha1 blocker c. Calcium channel blocker O d. ACE inhibitor Que…
is montelukast antagonizes the pro-inflammatory activities of neutrophils by a mechanism involving inhibition of Cyclic adenosine monophosphate(cAMP) ?
please help. 150 words paragraph, provide references. K. R., a 48-year-old female client, is admitted to the emergency department (ED) after having a seizure while attending church. You are the admitt…
Chapter 55 Drugs affecting on the lower Respiratory Tract. 1) what is the difference between respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) in the neonate and adult respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS)? …
Opiates that are prescribed are often abused. Describe the difference between using a medication verses abusing the medication. Add citation not older than 10 years This discussion question meets the …
1: In the pharmacy are three different percentage strength stock solutions of the same drug. If there are all mixed together, how many ml and what percentage strength solution will result? ___________…
- The most common types of medication administration errors; 2. Suggestions for avoiding medication administration errors, and; 3. The impact of medication administration errors on patients, provider…
Overview: Your final project for this course will be a patient record analysis. You will apply the knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and pharmacology that you have developed during this course in a th…
of the following drugs for dyslipidemia which is a HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor? A Fenofibrate ( Tricor) B Atorvastatin ( Lipator) C Exetimibe ( Zetia)
Need to solve the following case studies and justify them? A 43-year-old man has complained of mild burning substernal or epigastric pain following meals for the past 3 years. Upper GI endoscopy is pe…
explain how the operational variables affect strategic estimates over time and why as a future SGM/CSM it’s important to understand these operational variables.
What is ONE routine priority bedside assessment the nurse should perform prior to administering lisinopril
What is the prognosis of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome?
1.Define coronary artery disease and identify the signs and symptoms of coronary artery disease.(1 learning objective)2. Describe the differences between stable and unstable angina. What is Prinzmetal…
A 22 year old woman has been brought in by her mom for an acute change in mental status. She has a history of major depressive disorder and anxiety but mom does not know daughter’s current medications…
f an older adult is assessed and determined to have Alzheimer’s disease, what are the pharmacological treatment recommendations? Question options: Mirtazapine Donepezil Memantine Tacrine Namzaric
please help me in doing proposal as : the topic of my thesis will be about Medication Reconciliation. it is the process in which the physician, nurse or pharmacist takes the total medicati…
I would very much appreciate your help with the question bellow, and if possible a brief explanation 12. (3 points) The following hypothetical lead competmd contains an ester derivative that is though…
Hello! Pls help me answer this. Thank you Longer explanation is needed . 1. Give the different groups of pharmaceutical products used to treat gastrointestinal disorders. 2. Name the different ki…
Valid references must be provided.55 y.o recently widowed female husband passed away 5 months ago after battling lung CA x 2 years 3 kids 2 in college. pt Dx of new onset HTN…
monomer units of proteins are known as ………………….
How could full pricing transparency of a formulary help Residents make better decisions when evaluated from a cost-benefit analysis?
- Following abdominal surgery, which non-pharmacological pain interventions may improve physical comfort? Answer choices Put X next to your answer a)Splinting abdomen muscles when movi…
The nurse is caring for a client with influenza and is explaining why viruses are more difficult to treat than many bacteria. What should the nurse teach the client? A. Release of interferons by the h…
What are atropine and sildenafil? How are they linked to the aorta?
What is the MOA of clonidine and clinical uses?Explain why it may cause hypertension crisis if withdrawn abruptly
1)Mannitol is a loop diuretic. True False 2) _______________ have very strong palpebral muscles, and it may be necessary to have another person assist when one is applying ophthalmic drugs. Caprines C…
Two questions : what is the meaning of what is the correct dose at 6 a.m…. does it make some difference? 2nd, my fellow classmates disagreed that the answer is 20mL.
49) Which of the following mediate or contribute the systemic symptoms and the immunopathology characteristic of viral infections? a) Cytotoxic T cell action b) Release of proinflammatory cytokines c)…
Which of the following can be effective in shortening duration of s/s? Nasacort Astelin Nasalcrom Adrian
- the human response of the patient to illness, injury, or significant change 2. identifies the factors related to response 3. a listing of cues, clues, evidence, or other data that support the nurse…
- What evidence suggests that nerve impulses are not electrical but electrochemical events? 2. How nerve impulse travels at the synapse. Name all chemicals involved? 3. A physician mak…
PrivateHerring966, please help me with part (d2). Rachel Duncan is the CEO of Dyad Pharmaceuticals, and she faces a decision about her company’s newest and most promising drug candidate: NZT-48. Clini…
A physician prescribes 20,000 units heparin IV for 24 hour; however, the dosage on hand is 40,000 units/mL. Calculate the amount of the drug that should be given.
Identify an accurate statement about vitamins. Select one: a. Vitamins are traditionally regarded as drugs. b. Vitamins, like drugs, alter the physiological activity of living systems. c. The human bo…
Describe the factors that may disrupt the functioning of the urinary system. What are the consequences for the patient? Which of these may be improved through nursing intervention? What special consid…
Solve. Chapter 15 (part I): Class Assignment Calculation of Mixtures from Stock Medications Calculate the following problems. I 1. A physician asks that 250 mL of a 15% solution be prepared from a sto…
Antimicrobials Name: Antimicrobials Mechanism of Action Example Indication 5. Polypeptide Antibiotics 6. Vancomycin 7. Isoniazid 8. Chloramphenicol 9. Aminoglycosides 10. Tetracycline 11. Macrolides 1…
Physician order: Depo-Provera 2.0 mg IM. On hand: Depo-Provera. sterile medroxyprogesterone acetate suspension, USP 400 mg/ml. How many mL will you give? Drug order print out: Lente insulin 35 U. Drug…
SUBJECT: PHARMACOLOGY LESSON: Drug Study on Agents Acting on the Cardiovascular System CLASSIFICATION DRUGS PHARMACODYNAMICS PHARMAco*kINETICS INDICATIONS SIDE EFFECTS / INTERACTIONS NURSING CONSIDERAT…
I need help please Prescribed: Ceclor 40 mg/kg/day, given in two equal doses, po for an ear infection. Patient weighs 38 kg Available: NDC 19651-375-01 CEFACLOR For Oral Suspension, USP 375 mg/5 mL 10…
() Listen The nurse is reviewing the concept of a drug’s half-life for a student nurse. What is he nurses’ best explanation? A) It is the time it takes for one-half of the drug to be absorbed. B) It d…
Need answers for 48,49,50 48. TJ calls your pharmacy with concerns that her light blue eyes are now changing color every since she started her glaucoma medications. Upon review of her eye drops you no…
A patients with pneumonia has Ceftriaxone ordered for 1g over 8 hours IV. The Ceftriaxone is dissolves in 50ml d5w and to be infuses over 30 minutes. The tuning drop factor is 60gtt/ml. How many drops…
A client who receives a renal transplant three months ago is readmitted to the acute care unit with signs of graft rejection. While taking the client’s history, the nurse determines that the client ha…
Must provide valid references. 23 y.o female college graduate working as an account x 1 year anxious easily fatigued no allergies no health issues only takes oral contraception (bi…
select all that apply. Question 38 Which statement indicates a need for further teaching regarding acid-base balance? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct. The normal rang…
Furosemideis a loop diuretic, that is potassium wasting. The patient should increase potassium intake, weight daily and record weight, and rise slowly in stages to prevent orthostatichypotension. …
please fast answer without explain 14- Which of the following antivirals is a protease inhibitor? a. Oseltamivir b. Acyclovir c. Cidofovir d. Indinavir
I got the following wrong in this prescription. Prednisone- missing a verb and route of administration in the directions and days supply is incorrect. prednisone 20 milligrams. Number 27 in the ta…
A 15-year-old adolescent female with a history of type II diabetes presents to the emergency department in diabetic keto-acidosis. She has successfully self-administered her diet and insulin therapy f…
What is the scenario with ECA and AfCFTA? Please explain in details.
A nurse is providing teaching to a client who has a new prescription for paroxetine. The nurse should instruct the client to monitor for which of the following adverse effects? a. Tinnitus b. Peripher…
Pick one of the operational documents that you think is the most significant in Clinical Research and explain the significance of the selected document in Clinical Research. Also discuss the requireme…
Describe how will you select and prepare (calculate the dilution) appropriate cleaning products and disinfectants?
Convert the following using the ratio 1 g:1,000 mg. 120 mg5______________________ g
Renin Angiotensin Aldosterone System Decrease in blood flow (hypoxia) à decrease in oxygen in the kidney à kidney secretes 1. __________ à reaches the liver to secrete 2. _______________ à goes ba…
Claudia es una primigrávida de 21 semanas de gestación, se le diagnostica hipertensión por el embarazo. El personal de enfermeria reconoce que para ordenar un medicamento a una mujer embarazada se …
Case Information: CC/HPI KJ is a 60 yowf who presents to your clinic with complaints of a persistent headache.She had been diagnosed with HTN 2 years ago and was prescribed telmisartan (Micardis) 40…
these answers are wrong. Can you solve them please? Question 17 1 points Saved A pregnant client has been diagnosed with hypertension and the care team has determined that the benefits of drug therapy…
Can someone help me find the days supply for this medicine please? PioneerRx Medical Center Jack Nguyen, M.D. 102 6th St., Melbourne, FL 32904 (904) 555-0181 Name: Student Name Date: XX-XX-XXXX P: hyd…
give a summary lecture about anti diabetic agent under that pancreas, types of diabetes mellitus, and the types of drug use in diabetes mellitus
In calculating the following dilution 115mL of a 9% benzocaine solution must be diluted to a 4% solution, you notice the final volume of 250ml was provided by a fellow technician. The final volume sho…
I have answered this question, but the 2nd part asks how the treatment plan would change if he had a history of urinary retention. 1-2 scholarly sources D \ El chamberlainjnstructurecom/courses/ 1 610…
Math In-Class Assignment Week 7: 1.How many grams of dextrose are in 300ml of D5W? 2.How many mg of sodium are in 50ml of 0.45% NS? 3.How many mg of dextrose are in…
Please help with the following questions, thank you very much! . 4) Outline and explain the process for converting pyruvate to acetyl-CoA. 5) Diagram the points of regulation in the TCA cycle and r…
Which of the following medications should be given when experiencing an allergic reaction? O Nizoral Penicillin Epinephrine O Erythromycin D Question 11 1 pts is commonly used to treat UITs, burns, a…
Based on the drug’s pharmaco*kinetics principles and drug schedules, explain why would the doctor stop and change the initially prescribed drug warfarin for a pregnant patient?
Assignment – Assisting with Eye and Ear care What is the difference between an ophthalmologist and an optometrist? What is the difference between hyperopia and myopia? What is strabismus? What are t…
what are the effects that artificial intelligence might have on future job skills required by pharmacy university graduates? what are the recommendations to the University sector about how pharmacy st…
2 Scholarly references APA This is your third time seeing this patient, and he reports the NSAID that he has been prescribed is not addressing his pain. He reports his pain is a 10 out of 10, HR 108, …
- A client who weighs 180 1b is prescribed dobutamine at 10 mcg/kg/min, which is available as 250 mg dobutamine in 500 mL of D5W. How many mL/hr should the nurse administer? (Record your answer as a…
Name the following terms in pharmacology 1.The agent that relieves pain without causing loss of consciousness (Tylenol, Advil, Motrin) ? 2 Whatproduces lack of feeling either local or general depe…
Why does the powder need to be inspected for textural continuity?
What are some reasons that a prescription would contain more than one type of number system (e.g. Roman numeral and Arabic number system)?
Immediately afterthemanufacturing of alargebatch ofparacetamoltablets, you havesampled 20paracetamoltablets to check itsquality control parameters. a) If the average weight of thes…
The __ and __ equation is used to convert drug dosages between different systems of measurements. The surface area calculation method uses a child’s __ and __ to determine drug dosages
Provide the words that would fill in the blanks in the following scenario by using the table provided below to give your one or two words answer for each numbered blank. A 24-year old man is found unc…
Chapter 1 Define and describe these four basic terms: drug pharmacology clinical pharmacology therapeutics Identify and describe the three most important properties of an ideal drug (and the 7 addit…
A male patient has been on long-term bicalutamide (Casodex) Therapy. In order to assess adverse effects of the drug therapy, the nurse will closely monitor what?
Antidiabetic (Antihyperglycemic) Drugs Vivian has type 2 diabetes for 20 years and manages her diabetes using a multiple daily insulin regimen. She was admitted to hospital for pneumonia. She takes…
The nurse receives an order to infuse heparin 1200 units/hr. IV bag contains 50,000 units heparin in 500mL D5W. How many mL/hr will be required to deliver the requested amount?
What is the three categories of oral contraceptive drugs (birth control pills) and can you describe the difference between the categories? (Give examples of generic and trade name drugs from each cate…
Reaction Paper. In the news, there is the race to create a vaccine against COVID-19. Find a drug currently formulated or tested by different companies. Write a reaction paper on how it would possibly …
Can you answer this? please Why is it significant for a pharmacist to know the concept of specific gravity? What is its pharmaceutical applications? What is its clinical application? 1:14 AM
A physician prescribed dimenhydrinate(Dramamine) 50 mg q4-6 h. p. o. as an antihistamine. The drug is available in 0.2 g dosage. Calculate the amount to be given.
Make a concept map of the Cell Wall Synthesis and Protein Synthesis Inhibitors. Classify them and include descriptions, MOA and/or bacterial spectrum if available.
How would your plan change if the patient is African American
physostigmine is a reversible inhibitor or acetylcholinesterase therefore this drug will: a. prolong and exaggerate the effect of acetylcholine b. block and diminish the effect of acetylcholine c. bin…
When administering medications to infants, it is important to remember which of the following? (Select all that apply.)
Explain quality control test for capsules USP according and BP .
What is the nurse’s best action when caring for a pregnant client who is taking a combination of antitubercular drugs?
The NP decides to start Tom on Carvedilol. Which of the following doses is an appropriate starting dose? Group of answer choices Carvedilol 3.125 mg by mouth twice daily Carvedilol 12.5 mg by mouth tw…
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Find the concentration of Levaquin 500 mg in 250 mL
How many ML please ? Tameka Johnson (DOB 6/1/2017) has been diagnosed with bilateral otitis media.She has not taken antibioticsin the past month, and has no known drug allergies. You decide to pre…
Briefly, describe the role of herbal drug therapy in disease management.
answer the following questions Explain the dose-response curve and what is the significance of a margin of safety Fill in the blanks below Neurotransmitters are stored in synaptic vesicles, w…
Give the formulation of a syrup preparation for diabetic patients with proper examples of the excipients used
Give your opinions on the importance of FDA and IRB reviews of various aspects of a clinical trial.
List an example for each and what it is used to help the body with / do 1 ) plant derived drug. 2 ) animal derived drug 3 ) mineral derived drug
A young woman visited her family practitioner because she had mild upper abdominal pain. An ultrasound demonstrated gallstones within the within the bladder which explained the patients pain. However …
Describe how activation of FcεRI leads to mast cell activation and mediator release. Discuss strategies that can interfere with the release of these mediators.
What are some key components necessary for developing an insulin protocol for a patient? Is the target range for blood sugar the same for everyone?
A prescriber orders ramipril [Altace] for an obese patient with type 2 diabetes mellitus who has developed hypertension. The nurse provides teaching before dismissing the patient home. Which statement…
22 Which statement regarding the distribution of a pharmacological agent within the body is true? Areas with rapid drug distribution include the heart, liver, kidneys, and brain. O Fat-soluble drugs h…
answer and question Assignment- Administering Medications Today, Samra Belkovich, RMA, is working with Dr. Miller at Pearson Physicians Group. Four-year-old Owen Russiano has been brought by his babys…
There are various considerations that must be taken into account when initiating drug therapies in a geriatric, pediatric, or pregnancy patient. Discuss one to two key factors that must be taken into …
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The nurse is mixing diluent with a powdered medication. The package directions instruct the nurse to mix 3 mL of sterile water to achieve a concentration of 4 mg/mL. The client’s dose is 6 mg. How man…
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What information should the nurse include when providing education to a patient newly prescribed furosemide?
If you dilute 60ml of a 30% solution to 480ml what is the percentage strength of the new solution
The treatment for endocarditis is _____. CABG antibiotics stent placement statins
Apply current theory of pharmaco*kinetics, pharmacology and pharmacodynamics to specific Diabetes Mellitus type 2 and hypertension conditions.
How do leukotriene receptor antagonists work on patients that suffer from asthma?
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Morphine 10mg is ordered. Medication available is morphine 15 mg/mL. How many mL’s do you need to administer?
order: give 1000 mg of keflex poq6 hours available 250 mg tablets how many tablets will the patient receive in a 24 hour period
One litre of Normal Saline is charted over 9 hours. The drop factor is 15. How do I calculate the number of drops per minute?
Question 60 (1 point) There is a drug order for diazepam (Valium), 0.5 mg/kg, administered PO. The patient weighs 110 pounds. What is the dose? 25 mg 25 kg 25 mcg 25 8
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a 20 year-old woman has worsening pain in her leg below the knee. She says she feels ” a little weak and out of sorts” and has stopped her jogging routine. How can you determine whether she has a type…
Nitroglycerin 100 mg in 250 ml d5w at 25 mcg/min what is the volume per minute? Per hour?
tutoring help is needed with matching assignment for pharmacology. Matching Keratolytic Keratoplastic Antiparasitic Disinfectant Caustic Antifungal Propylene glycol Antiseptic Antipruritic Counterirri…
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Answer please 560 570 580 590 600 610 620 630 640 650 660 670 680 690 700 710 720 30 760 1 points SAVE ANSWER Which statement is FALSE regarding the treatment of hyperthyroidism? Long-acting beta-bloc…
describe how you would prepare the following: 120 ml of a 1 mg/ml solution of acetylcholine chloride 15 ml of a 5 µM solution of acetylcholine chloride.
12 Year old female presenting with respiratory fatigue, muscle weakness and spasms associated with reduced blood cell count, along with yellowing of the sclera. What metabolic disorder (disease) she h…
What kind of antibacterial agent is erythromycin? a) A macrolide b) A penicillin c) A cephalosporin d) A tetracycline
Your assistant has prepared a chart of the final clinical trial results (shownbelow). Provide a conclusion based on these results and justify any changes youwould make to the figure before presenting …
Is probenecid indicated for acute or chronic gout? What are the other uses of probenecid? What are the adverse effects of probenecid?
Can you find me a comprehensive pharmacology guide?
Cultural Competency Case Studies Please respond to each prompt and include sources 2.The Religious Patient and Compliance: An African-American patient is concerned that if he takes his med…
Fenofibric acid (FA) is an example of antihyperlipidemic agent can you give me an example of reproductive toxicity of antidepressants agents (objective/materials and method/results/conclusion). Toxico…
A client who is taking Haldol, Aricept, Colace, Tums and Ampicillinis experiencing bowel urgency and incontinence.Which of their medicines may be contributing to their diarrhea? Omnipen(ampicill…
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L-BM5: As per the IDSA guidelines, adjunctive use of corticosteroids is indicated for the following: a)Meningitis due to Streptococcus pneumonia in children and adults b)Meningitis due to Haemophilus …
How do I determine which antibiotic to use for which patient?
Heparin is an anticoagulant Which is the incorrect answer?Side effects of anti-coagulant therapy include – (a)cough (b)?…
A client is prescribed metronidazole what are contraindications for metronidazole
5 – The physician orders Nacl 1200 ml 10 to run over l4 hours . The is tubing drop factor is 30 get / ml. What is the flow rate in get min ?
Q1)You are working as a pharmacist and you are approached by a 35 year old female patient who has recently been prescribed compound A (now in clinical use) to treat her schizophrenia. She is current…
One of the indirect effects of alcohol consumption is changing the fluidity of the cell’s membrane. Why would this make it more difficult to study the neurobiological basis of pharmacodynamic toleranc…
Margaret is a 40-year-old white female in for her annual examination. She states she has been under increased stress in her life for the past few months. She and her husband are currently separated an…
Paragraph Styles Millie Larsen (DOB: 1/23/26) was admitted with right lower leg swelling, pain and redness. Diagnosed with cellulitis of right lower extremity. Client has history of hyperlipidemia, hy…
Benzodiazepine medications act on the Gammaaminobutyric (GABA). GABA is thought to be involved in anxiety disorder, because it has an excitation response. True or False Group of answer choices True …
The nurse is explaining to a client how an antigen previously encountered elicits a much faster immune response because the body’s immune cells “remember” previous encounters with the antigen. The nur…
Repair is an important process that may ultimately determine whether or not a chemical will manifest toxicity. Describe briefly the three types of repair by using an appropriate diagram (10 marks)
What is the therapeutic uses of muscarinic agonists cholinesterase inhibitors?
how to learn about Digoxin? what are the side effects? when is it used?What it cant be used with?
Why might a healthcare professional use an abbreviation that is on the “Do Not Use” List or the Error-Prone List? What are the possible consequences? What is one example of misinterpreting an abbrevia…
Explain why these types of calculations must be used and list 2 reasons
Parkinson’s disease Describes how you could design a “drug” based on an antibody. Describe how this drug could enhance the immune response. Explain why this could be an effective treatment. Identify b…
QUESTION 9 Statusepilepticusis when: seizures that continue withoutinterruptionfor at least ten minutes seizures that continue without interruption for at least five minutes intermittent…
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(nervous system review and drugs) I am needing tutoring help with the questions. (note:: some of these questions are related to animals answers not humans.) 1. How is acetylcholine’s action terminated…
In trademark cases, two verbal marks may be compared across different linguistic dimensions where there is a dispute concerning them (typically sound; form including morphology and grammatical behavio…
Writing meeting report (minutes of the meeting) from an audio records this meeting related to Awards that are related to medical fields. Can you please hear the record voice for meeting and write what…
.A drug recently approved by the FDA is; PADCEV (enfortumab vedotin-ejfv) approved on December 13, 2019. What is the pharmacodynamics and pharmaco*kinetic properties of the chosen drug ( Explanation …
What happens when Apolipoprotein C III activity decrease and how does it affect the HDL?
The nurse is assessing a newly admitted patient. What clinical manifestations would probably indicate that the child has autism ( select all that apply)
Which statement is TRUE regarding antihistamines? Question 27 options: a) Antihistamines provide only symptomatic relief of allergic symptoms. b) Antihistamines are very useful in light sedation o…
How to write the prescription ( Medication, dosage, and frequency) for inhaled corticosteroids and long-acting bronchodilator inhalers for a patient who came for treatment of asthma
Apart from antibacterial drugs, with other drugs can be administered to a person suffering from bacterial infection?
- Which of the following statements about the use of laboratory tests to assess nutritional status is true? A. Reliance on a single test or single reading is not recommended. B. Test meals followed b…
A patient has just given birth to a baby boy with a cleft palate. The nurse will review the patient’s medication history with special emphasis on drugs taken during which period? a. During the third t…
A 22-year-old patient has been taking ethinyl estradiol with drospieronone (Yasmin) but has just started penicillin for a recurrent throat infection She asks the nurse if should stop taking her Yasm…
I worked out the problem and came up with 24ml/hr. Is this correct and I need help finding out if this scenario has a med error occurred or not and why? Please help.
Non-Steroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs The use of NSAIDs is associated with an increased risk of gastric bleeding. NSAIDs cause peptic ulcers by inhibiting the production of prostaglandins, which hav…
Good evening! I would like some help on my research paper. How do I attach my document here as a basis for my questions? Thank you!
L-BM1: In children <2 years of age and adults >50 years old, empiric coverage of the following pathogen is recommended: a) Liseria monocytogenes b)Legionella pneumophila c)Staphylococcus aureus …
What are clinical parameters necessary to evaluate therapy for reducing patient’s blood pressure and monitoring for adverse events?
Can you please help me to identify the generic name, therapeutic category, and available dosage form of the following drugs. 1. Acalka® 2. Akineton® 3. Aldomet® 4. Andriol® 5. Augmentin® 6. Bactr…
what labs should the nurse monitor why? Associate the lab to adverse effects.
ibuprofen is a nonsteroidal anti inflammatory drug that is available over the counter. based on the dose instructions on the label, what is the ED 50 for mild to moderate pain relief
Please answer 15-16-17-18 15. Which of the following is a microscopic feature of asthma: a. Thickened basem*nt membranes b. Smooth muscle hyperplasia c. Mucus plugs d. All of the above Use the followi…
which drugs from this list can interact with furosemide. colce, glucovance, lipitor, flovent, Norvasc, Coreg. andwhich ofthe above drugs is use for asthma. and last is, can a patient using…
Each group is to discuss the use of drugs affecting the female reproductive system(such as estrogen and progestin) in the Children. What are the most likely reasons that children are receiving one of …
what is the mechanism of action/pharmaco*kinetics of the drug lamisil?
is the term used for an unwanted negative response, predictable or unpredictable, to any medication given for therapeutic, diagnostic, or prophylactic reasons.
Explain the importance of transporters, receptors, and enzymes in relation to psychopharcology. Integrate neurotransmitters and neurotransmission understanding into the prescribing role for the PMHNP
volume of distribution of drugs is altered in all except ? a. obesity b. athletes c. pregnancy d. older age e. neonate
Mengapa flutikason dan salmetarol dikombinasikan untuk terapi asma?
identify major factor that have influenced the ability of pharmacist to provide medication information
What clients should the nurse recognize as having a health problem that could result in muscle spasm? Select all that apply. a. A client who overstretched a muscle during a vigorous workout b. A cli…
- A 40-year-old female has a yearly physical exam. The laboratory results reveal an LDL level of 140 mg/dL. a. Describe possible initial interventions for this person. b. The client asks the nurse, “…
Why is DMSO is used in drug discovery? Why do you want compounds to be soluble in DMSO? What does it mean for a compound to be soluble?
The nurse admits a post-operative patient who received general anesthesia. Which nursing interventions are priority?
Identify the categories of psychiatric drugs, and name commonly used drugs in each category.
Jerry Stein 65, years old, has been diagnosed with chronic heart failure, (CHF). He is started on multi drug therapy and discharged. He returns to the outpatient clinic 10 days later complaining of bl…
- Discuss the importance of taking responsibility for managing the inventory and accomplishing other work goals within the accepted time frame.
Need all 3 answers 1. What does the saying "If you didn’t write it down, then you didn’t do it," mean to you regarding this IND preparation lab? What could happen to a technician who imprope…
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What would you tell Jane about her question regarding Mark’s medication dose? Jane is a 45-year-old female of average height and weight. Her family physician prescribed the Selective Serotonin Reuptak…
What medication would be prescribed to a patient who is in acute alcohol withdrawal? Would it be Lorazepam, Lithium carbonate, Diazepam, or Paroxetine?
choose the correct answer. Which muscle(s) contract(s) to cause the movement indicated by the arrows labeled "6" and "7"? O external intercostals O internal intercostals O rectus a…
Instructions: Discussion posts should be one hundred and fifty words and up in length. You must include a reference Your initial post should include only one of the following questions below. Please p…
Your patient has order for lamivudine 0.15gm BID. A. how many millgrams should your patient receive per day? B. How many milliliters will you give your patient per dose?
How can the scenario ECA/AfCFTA be changed? Please explain in details.
Ordered:ampicillin 1 g IV bid.Available:ampicillin 1 g for IV use.Directions:Add 4.5 mL of sodium chloride diluent to yield 5 mL. Dilute with normal saline to 50 mL and infuse in 30 minutes….
Homework 1 PNUR 103 8 Unit I General Aspects of Pharmacology Matching Match the drug order with the correct drug order type. (Each type will be used only once.) 1______Levothyroxine, 50 mcg, PO daily …
What is the mechanism of Coumadin toxicity? (relative to the cardiac system)
- WEB Question 46 Not yet answered Points out of 1.00 Remove flag Grapefruit juice decreases the action of the hepatic enzyme which inactivates simvastatin. Thus, consumption of large amounts of gra…
How should the nurse respond to a patient who asks why it is necessary to see the physician for a prescription drug when an over-the-counter (OTC) drug is available at the pharmacy? a. “The OTC drug i…
Choose four medications that might be used for the treatment of heart failure. Discuss the pathophysiologic mechanism of action for each medication, along with side effects and interactions. What are …
Briefly define the effects of chronic or acute alcohol exposure on paracetamol toxicity: b) Alcohol significantly alters outcomes to paracetamol overdose cases. Briefly define the effects of chronic…
In general, drugs that are highly bound to plasma protein have increased overall drug clearance. For a drug that is metabolized mainly by the liver, binding to plasma proteins prevents the drug from e…
Direct-acting vasodilators may cause: a. reflex tachycardia b. hypertension c. hypotension d. both a&c e. all of the above
Enumerate and discuss the different transport mechanisms of drug absorption. Give at least two (2) examples of substances or drugs transported by these mechanisms. Illustrate the movement of these dru…
Hii i need help with my case study review the attachment to see the case use APA format, cite the work Case Study Read the following case study and answer the questions below. Your responses shou…
CALCULATE INTAKE AND OUTPUT FOR THE FOLLOWING PATIENTS Patient A had the following 8oz milk 120ml grape juice 6oz orange juice 1 quart iced tea 4oz water with meds how much will you document in the pa…
- The formula for Auralgan Drops Rx Antipyrine54 mg Benzocaine?…
Needing help with a teaching pamphlet for a patient on theinfluenza virus vaccine. Overall Visual Presentation and use of terms a patient will understand Description of the disease Describe the…
At a recent workshop, a speaker noted that 40 years ago we spoke of cancer in whispered tones, but now we have benefit races and commercials in the media. She suggested that this was similar to where …
Dolutegravir (DTG). Any concerns if atorvastatin was needed to control lipids?
Aspirin is converted into salicylic acid in your body by which of the following reactions? a) Hydrolysis b) Oxidation c) Reduction d) Substitution
Which states grant CRNA’s independent prescriptive authority and what does this mean?
you are interviewing a 20-year-old patient with a new-onset psychotic disorder. the patient is apathetic and has disturbed thoughts and language patterns. the nurse recognizes this behavior pattern as…
Medication administration to an infant, children, and adolescents best practices,what not to do?
when would the nurse recommend that a travel take an oral antimetic to prevent motion sickness
Hello, How long does it usually take to complete Phase 2 clinical trial of a vaccine? and Phase 3? Does Phase 3 usually take longer than Phase 2 given the fact that more people are tested on in Phase …
Mr. Brown, a 50 year-old male who comes into your office today complaining ofa constant burning pain in his stomach a couple of hours after he eats. He states that he was seen in the emergency room …
Discuss the mechanism of action, side effect profile, and important information that patients should be aware of when using aspirin.
- Discuss the following Quality Standards and Compendial Requirements for Tablets 1. Tablet Weight and USP Weight Variation Test 2. Tablet Thickness 3. Tablet Hardness and Friability 4.Content …
I need ATI pharmacology for PN 2017A. I need these questions and anwers.
- Calculate intake and output from 0700-1500 (8 hours): 0830 1 cup coffee 0900 1 cup water 1000 4 oz orange juice 1200 1 cup milk 1400 1 cup coffee IV NS @ 100 mV/hr Void: 1030 330 ml Intake = Output…
Alice experiences periods of angina, and she places a sublingual nitroglycerin tablet under her tongue as directed by her physician. After 5 minutes, she does not feel any relief. What step should be …
Determina cual seria la dosis adecuada en las siguientes premisa 1. Ampicilina 250mg IV en un paciente de 3 años 2. Ampicilina 1g IV daily en un paciente de 5 meses . 3. Ampicilina 500mg IV q en un p…
I’m trying to understand and figure out this problem: Patient has 5oo ML of NS infusing at a KVO rate. MD orders Tetracycline 250 IVPB TID. Medication arrives from pharmacy reconstituted in 100 mL of …
BL is a 24-year-old college student with narcolepsy (no cataplexy) who is taking methylphenidate 20 mg SR/day (he takes this at 8 AM before his first class). Currently, this works well at reducing sle…
Compare (similarities and differences) between morphine and methadonein Mechanism of action, Pharmaco*kinetics, Clinical uses. With reference.
What is the preferred corticosteriod for Chrons Disease that even demonstrates better response vs. mesalamine.
WhatOTCmedications are commonly used for pain control and some potential side effects of these treatments?Are there any herbal supplements that patients may use?
A client is receiving pravastatin to reduce the risk of Conary heart due to hyperlipidemia. The client is also receiving amiodarone for anarrhymia .the nurse understands that the client is risk for wh…
What are the regulations, standards, and guidelines that apply to GDP – Good Distribution Practices and also Variations in the pharmaceutical industry both in EU and USA.
The FDA needs to identify all the packaging options available for a drug, the best reference to locate this information would be ________. Question 45 options: a) U.S. Pharmacopoeia b) National Dr…
Can you help solve this A health care prescriber orders cephalexin (Keflex) in oral suspension 0.4 g po q6hr for acute bronchitis. Available from pharmacy is a bottle labeled cephalexin (Keflex) liqui…
stroke patient Patient 1 DOB 14/04/1911 PresentingCollapse followed by slurred speech Complaint HPC Recently complained of episodes of dizziness and occasional forgetfulness Social HxLiv…
GG, a 72-year-old African-American patient, has heart failure and diabetes. Her vital signs are blood pressure 176/94, pulse 92, and respirations 30. Her medications include hydrochlorothiazide 50 mg/…
3 Liters of IV Lactated Ringer’s is ordered to be given over 12 hours. The drop factor is 20 gtt/mL. The IV has been running 7 hours and 800 mL remain. How many gtt/min are needed so that the IV finis…
Research one of the unstable hemoglobin to include information about the patient population(s) affected, the clinical presentation, the common laboratory findings, and the most common treatment option…
How can/why does excessive vitamin D cause bone decalcification even when blood calcium levels are high?
Listen Prescribed: Valium 2 mg IM stat and then 2 mg q6h prn. Available: Valium 5 mg/1 ml. Interpret the order (2 marks): Volume of medication to be given as a single dose (1 mark): Volume of medicati…
Please help me thru this molecular pharmacology A patient is given salbutamol to treat their asthma. Put these events in the correct sequence after salbutamol reaches the bronchial smooth muscle cells…
Calculate the amount required to prepare the following mixtures thanks. 4. Raspberry Syrup, U.S.P. Raspberry Juice 475 mL Sucrose 800 g Alcohol 20 mL Purified Water qs ad 1000 mL Mitte: 850 mL. 4. Ras…
Order: Give medication 200 mg po every 8 hours Child weighs 26.4 lbs Drug book states for moderate infection give 30 mg/kg/day divided in 3 equal doses 1. What is the therapeutic dose for…
Variation in the sensitivity of a population of individuals to increasing doses of a drug is best determined by which of the following? A. Efficacy. B. Potency. C. Therapeutic index. D. Graded dose-re…
order: give amoxicillin 300mg PO every 8 hours Available: amoxicillin 200mg/5ml How many ml should my patient receive per dose? How was that calculated?
What medication coats the walls of the stomach and small intestine, forming a protective barrier against stomach acid? bisacodyl Opolycarbophil sucralfate loperamide Question 4 (2 points) Listen A com…
In a population of healthy humans, a small percentage will have very low activity of the enzyme thiopurine methyl transferase. a. Why is the activity of thiopurine methyltransferase low in this minori…
Question 8 (2 points) () Listen A child weighing 77 lb has an order for Prochlorperazine syrup 0.5 mg/kg tid. Available: Prochlorperazine 5 mg/5 ml. What is the dose for the child? a) 10 mg ( b) 17.5 …
Why is propofol causing euphoria? there is nothing missing from my question. I need to know how does propofol cause euphoria. Can this be explained please? propofol is a medication generally administe…
Drug Card for antihypertensive drugs. Tabulate a drug card for antihypertensive drugs
A patient has recently been prescribed a drug that treats his hypertension by blocking the sympathetic receptors in his sympathetic nervous system. This action is characteristic of
match terms. Drag and drop terms from disease state that best corresponds with the definition on the space provided (Slide 1 of 2). Diuretics Electrolyte depletion. Acetaminophen Antidepressants Respi…
Pls help! David Mallory is a 28 yr old restaurant workerwho presents to the clinic and states he is “going mad” with anxiety. He states he is feeling anxious almost every day; is constantly thinking…
Phentolamine is a(an) (A)Alpha 1 adrenergic antagonist (B)Beta 2 adrenergic antagonist (C)Both alpha 1+2Antagonist (D)Mainly Alpha 2 adrenergic antagonist.
Need to give Cushing syndrome disease condition and mention both the pathological and physiological conditions due to cell adaptation that may lead to cell death.
Iron can be administered orally (ferrous sulfate) or parenterally (Venofer).What are the pros and cons of each?
Vemurafenib (ZELBORAF®) is a kinase inhibitor indicated for the treatment of late-stage melanoma. It was developed after fragment based screening lead to a discovery of thefragment, 7-azaindole, bo…
CASE #1:BEHAVIORAL HEALTH Annual examination; fatigue History Angela is a 54-year-old married woman with three adult children. She has been the office manager of a small law firm for 20 years and ha…
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Which group of Americans is at greatest risk for acquiring hypertension and why?
The 4-fold aim of drug therapy is A tablet which is Answerl is made to be conveniently and safety divided in half. A drug dosage form meant for rectal insertion and intended to melt at body temperatur…
Rx: 20mg active ingredient in 200 mL normal saline. What is the weight/volume concentration
please help me solve In the figure below, the hyperactivity component of ADHD is perhaps best understood by assuming internal activity of untreated HD patients is: B Response C Dose/Level o either Poi…
what patient factors that can interfere with pharmaco*kinetic and pharmacodynamics processes for patients with (Acute Myeloid Leukemia) AML. he patient’s past medical history included hypertension, f…
I=_____mL o=___________mL 6. The patient has a nasogastric tube to suction after surgery. The nurse started a new IV of 1 L D5/0.45% NS to infuse at 125 mL / hr at 0800. At 1300, the IV infiltrates an…
1.Determine the drug courses which have an alternative effect in African Americans when as opposed with the typical reaction of grays of European descent (select almost all that apply). a. Analgesics …
A 25-year-old woman is being treated with penicillin G as prophylaxis to preventbacterial endocarditis prior to a dental procedure. The nurse should question the patientconcerning her use of
what are the symptoms of malignant neuroleptic syndrome: select from below Muscle rigidity Tachycardia Bradycardia Autonomic nervous system dysfunction High fever
A 50-year-old man is being treated empirically with gentamicin and a cephalosporin for pneumonia. The therapeutic goal is to provide a maximum gentamicin level of more than 8 ug/mL 1 hour after intrav…
Question 48 0 out of 1 points True or false. Vaccination and immunization are the same thing.
acetylcholine adrenergic blockers adrenergics antisecretory benign prostatic hyperplasia ( BPH ) catecholamines cholinergic blockers cholinergics chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD ) delirium…
Explore weight loss management and treatments that are used today Discuss the prevalence of obesity in US among children Describe medications/foods that contribute to weight gain Explain indications f…
List which drugs are used to relieve pain and inflammation? For Penn Foster Vet Techs study Objectives Applied Pharmacology For Veterinary Technicians.
Explain strategies to making off-label use and dosage of drugs safer for children from infancy to adolescence and descriptions and names of off-label drugs that require extra care and attention when u…
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Case Study: A 68-year-old man, approaches the pharmacy counter looking for advice. Recently, he was seen by a cardiologist at the recommendation of his primary care physician, and after undergoing an …
Review the Code of Conduct by the CNO and compare the principles to the case study. Code of Conduct Webcast https://www.cno.org/en/learn-about-standards-guidelines/educational-tools/webcasts/code-of-c…
Which class of hypertension medication can enhance hypoglycemic effects?
Calculate the following doses in milliliters and then determine the infusion rate. 23. You are given the following prescription: ***IV Piggyback*** Memorial Hospital Name: James, Irene Room: 628 Pt. I…
please read very carefully and be thorough with your answers 1. Effective Mass (10 marks) Electrons in a one-dimensional (1D) crystal with lattice spacing a obey a Schrodinger equation 2m + V(x) (z) =…
. Moniliasis is one of the most common opportunistic diseases in AIDS patients. What is the etiological agent of moniliasis and what is the other name for the disease? Why is monilia also common in …
What is the mechanistic explanation for the interaction of MAO inhibitors with red wine and aged cheese?
explain the different types of atrial and ventricular arrhythmias.
Why one of the precautions/contraindications for cholinergic drugs is BPH (benign prostatic hyperplasia)?
Question 19 of 50 The nurse is caring for a patient who is prescribed amiodarone. Which assessments should the nurse perform to identify adverse effects of this medication? Select all that apply. Vis…
- You may use the Sanford Guide, Clinical Practice Guidelines, or the Chisholm-Burns textbook to answer this question. You may also use a clinical drug reference to help with proper dosing, if neede…
The nurse is assessing for an increase in melanin production in a pregnant client….. Question 5. The nurse is assessing for an increase in melanin production in a pregnant client. Which of the follo…
+ following questions: 1. Explain a common disease state that affects the upper respiratory tract and explain at least 3 pharmacological and non pharmacological treatments for this disease process. 2….
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The MD orders 250mg of a drug to be administered stat. Available is 500mg tablets of that drug. What should be administered?
Please answer it confidently with correct answers. Avoid plagiarism. I promise to upvote and give helpful ratings. Thank you. Include here your references. PART I. 1. A suspension with fast sedim…
distinguish between alpha 1 and alpha 2 adrenergic receptors
38.) Which of the following is the trade name for lypressin? A.) Ismo. B.) Diapid. C.) Inderai. D.) Coumadin. E.) Isordil.
these answers are wrong. Can you solve them carefully please? Question 4 1 points 5a The nurse is caring for a client who is receiving pancuronium to facilitate mechanical ventilation. The anesthesiol…
Question Six Your friend (who has not taken PHA2PGB) went hiking and scraped his knee on a rock. He was not able to disinfect it immediately and now the region shows redness and swelling. . How would …
Please show How to calculate equilibrium constant. C2Ho (g) + Cl2 (g) -> CaH,Cl (g) + HC (g) Keg= 0.10 Determine the equilibrium constant for the following reaction: C.H: CI (g) + HCI (g) -> CH,…
Describe in detailInterpreting data and statistics Program which is useful to your day-to-day work(pharmaceutical sales Rep). Justify through explanation and examples how the relevant information yo…
Theclient is prescribedislevothyroxine for a new diagnosis of hypothyroidism. What education should the nurse provide about this medication. Take with food to prevent gastric irritation …
The doctor prescribe acyclovir 0.3 grams IV every 8 hours. You have a 1 gram vial that is reconstituted to a concentration of 50mg/mL. How many full doses are available in this vial?
Could anyone please help me fill this chart out? It is from pharmacology clear and simple third edition chapter 17 essentials review. Thank you so much. saides for help. Trade Generic Contraindication…
Discuss how you would support an individual with an obvious skin disorder – for example rosacea, psoriasis, scarring from severe burns, etc
the recommended dosage of velosef is 5 mg/kg/day the order is to divide the dose and give bid how many mg will be administered each dose for a patient weighing 155 lbs
A 1:10 solution contains ________ g of active ingredient and ________ mL of product, and 1000 mL of that solution contains ________ g.
the HCP ordered 1 liter to infuse over 6 hours. calculate the flow rate you will program the infusion pump ?
Identify all the possible intermolecular forces existing in the structures. Kindly predict some physical properties of these drugs. Subject- Physical Pharmacy. Part I. Introduction to Physical Pharmac…
Briefly summarize the major point in chapter 1 Microbiology tenth edition Paul G. Engelkirk
State three drugs associated with Aplastic anaemia. B. What are the five rights of drug administration that every nurse must know whenadministering medication to patients. Outline these five (5).?…
NS is a 32-year-old female who had been sick with a cold virus for 10 days. She states that she had flu symptoms of cough, sore throat, and fatigue. It has been 3 weeks since the cold, and she continu…
…..what are the five major ways that antibiotic act?
An 8 year old male has been diagnosed with ADHD by another physician. His symptoms “began when he was born” according to his mother. He was a poor sleeper always hyperactive and getting into trouble. …
Read the following summary and address the assignment below. Beginning in 1932, the Public Health Service (PHS) conducted a project at the Tuskegee Institute in Macon county, Alabama that withheld tre…
AS A GROUP, COMPARE AND CONTRAST THE PROTOTYPE SYSTEMIC AND TOPICAL ANTIFUNGAL MEDICATION TO OTHER MEDICATIONS WITHIN THE GROUP. SUMMARIZE SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES
what are the different processes of pharmaco*kinetics and the factors that influence each one, and explain pharmacodynamics for me
1T. Question 43 of 50 _ he nurse receives an order for dopamine 5 mcg/kg/min. The solution available is dopamine 200 mg in 500 mL of normal saline (N S). The patient weighs 280 lb. How much medicatio…
Please help me understand which piece of information I am missing. Partial Question 7 8 / 10 pts The nurse administered epinephrine to a client with a severe case of angioedema related to administrati…
12.) Ferrous gluconate is used in the treatment of? A.) Hypertension and edema associated with congestive heart failure. B.) Carboxyhemoglobin. C.) Iron deficiency anemia. D.) Atrial arrhythmias.
Explain Physical test for capsules according to USP and BP, also descibe the Procedure and purpose of test
A 60-year-old man was recently diagnosed with type 2 diabetes mellitus. During a visit to the patient’s home, the home care nurse sees the patient eating a large, unhealthy breakfast. When asked about…
What type of information source would you use when identifying the normal limits of the patient’s laboratory results? Why?
Just please help me answer Step 2 Discussion Expectations Follow the 3-Step Plan and Student Checklist to meet the Discussion Grading Rubric expectations. Due Wednesday at 11:59 pm EST. Step 1: Read t…
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course pharmacy technician with medical administrative question Explore prescription websites as directed. Step 2: Describe each website visited.
Pharmokinitcs class. Tutoring help is needed with this assignment. 22. Blood flow to the site of administration will affect absorption rate. For each of the following identify whether blood flow incre…
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Can you give an example of anticonvulsants then describe what it is, and also Include it is mechanism of action along with one risk and one benefit.
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Decide which supply you would select and enter the number of tablets you would give. Order: codeine gr ss p.o. q.4h p.r.n., pain Supply: 15 mg, 30 mg, and 60 mg tablets Give: Select …
Management of a 72 years old male with Grade 2, Group B COPD, no hospitalizations in last year, still smokes ½ ppd, no known drug allergy, what is the first line of therapy for COPD
Which of the complying with is the primary feature of the optokinetic refl ex lover? A. It enables the eyes to adhere to relocating things when the head is fixed B. It permits the eyes to assemble to …
What problems can you identify and what subjective/objective information supports the problems identified?
Scenario: Ms. Jones is a 50 y/o Asian female who has been seen by the provider.Orders have been written for an 1800 calorie ADA diet, and she has been placed on two medications for hypertension…
What are the linitations of classical anti-cancer chemotherapy drugs?
Which medication option is the best option for a patient with history of Generalized Anxiety Disorder and Alcohol Addiction and why? Options: Zoloft, Imipramine or Buspirone
Discuss the legal responsibilities of healthcare workers in calculating drug dosages?
Listen The first drug therapy used for ovulation induction in women who have irregular menstrual cycles and inconsistent ovulation is O Mifeprex. O Addyi. Clomid. Cytotec. Question 14 (2 points) Liste…
Which of the following processes are applied for the mechanical elimination of moisture content?
Of the axons involved in the transmission of pain, which one is thinly myelinated and conducts that first feeling of pain that is often felt as coming on as a sharp, rapid feeling? A. ß-∆ fibers B….
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Where can I find an official, up-to-date listing that includes all of the USA-based drug manufacturers and internationally-based manufacturers that produce the controlled-substance medication Adderall…
What are the risk of disease that can occur in patients under the treatment with Etanercept.
please answer with explanation. PHAR200 Special, Trimester 2 2013 Question 4. (5 marks) (i) Using diagrams showing the number of particles as a function of particle diameter, explain the terms unimoda…
Which entities invest the most money in pharmaceutical R&D
A patient brought into emergency room is experiencing severe hypotension. Blood pressure reads 90/50.
Hello! Please help me answer this. Complete solution is required. No need explanation. Thank you! Calculations Reference: H., Ansel PharCal I. Multiple Choice with solution needed. . For nu…
Which of the following would have attractive growth potential A new anti-ulcer medication in Japan A new drug for diabetes in France A new rheumatoid arthritis drug in the US A new asthma drug in the …
The physician orders 10 mg of Procardia (nifedipine). On hand you have 10 mg capsules. How many capsules will you give?
Please list some of the key components and features of a typical in vitro enzyme assay used for the screening of drugs
The total water volume of a healthy adult male is approximately 42 liters, or between 50-65% of his body weight. The total water volume of a healthy adult female is approximately 45-60% of her body we…
A male patient is taking finasteride for BPH. Which of the following will the nurse evaluate at each clinic visit?
Pharmacology A nurse is providing teaching to a client who has a new prescription for phenelzine. The nurse should instruct the client to avoid which of the following foods? O Eggs O Turkey O Quiz Too…
JF is a 41-year-old white male who presents with a cold that he has had for about 4 days. He has a runny nose, cough that is annoying, and periodic headache. He has not tried any over-the-counter medi…
the components of the form letter that are consider essential for referral. Justify your response.the elements of the letter that are not in compliance with the ethical guidelines.Justify your respons…
Please explain whether by observing changes in the expression of a particular protein in an animal model of human disease compared to healthy animals is sufficient to conclude that a new drug target h…
Please help give a quick follow up/feedback discussion on this my peer’s answer below. Discussion Question: How does the term pharmacology differ from the term clinical pharmacology? Give examples of …
An anti-arrhythmic drug that does NOT show use dependence would be
What would you prescribe and why? What microbes are you treating? Include instructions/education you would provide when prescribing. Prescriptions must contain the following information: Name/Weight…
13,18. 13. Calculate the amount of each ingredient you will need to prepare 60 g of Zinc Oxide Ointment. The following is a pharmacy formula. Zinc Oxide Paste 250 g White Soft Paraffin 250 g Glaxal B…
discuss the recovery of a diabetics patient after the use of neutromuscularblocking agent.Do you think the revory process differs in adiabetics patient than a normal patient?Support your statement wit…
1) List 2 pharmacological agents and their dosing that would be appropriate for this patients antidepressant therapy based on pharmaco*kinetics and pharmacodynamics. From a mechanism of action perspect…
cardiovascular drugs. Fill in the blanks. tutoring help is needed. 31. 32. 33. 35. 3B. 3?. 33. 39. 4D. 41. and are beta blockers used to beat hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. and are calcium channel block…
show answers with explanations 1.An 18-month-old and weighing 32 pounds needs streptomycin sulfate. This drug is administered to adults as 1 gm in a daily IM injection. What is the appropr…
Which of the following is the primary site of activity for the drug Warfarin? A. Kidney B. Liver C. Blood D. Heart
Please help with this? 44 A nurse administers 180 mg of a medication with a half-life of 1.5 hours to a client at 1200 hours. How many mgs of the medication are left at 1800 hours? O 22.5 mg 11.25 mg …
The order reads “administer 75 ml/hr.” The set delivers 10gtt/ml. How many gtt/min would you administer ?
Question 33 Not yet answered Points out of 1 Flag question What change in a patient’s vital signs should the RN see after administration of atropine? Select one: O a. Increased oxygen saturation O b. …
Calcium channel blockers are primarily used to treat: Prinzmental’s anginaProphylaxis of angina attacksGlaucomaPostural hypertension Increased risk of severe rhabdomyolysis may occur when which of the…
- How is the poison ivy allergen recognized by the immune system? 2. What roles do CD4 and CD8 lymphocytes play in this process? 3. What are the gross and microscopic features of acute eczematous d…
A nurse is caring for a client following a below the knee amputation. The client states, ” my life is over” which of the following responses should the nurse make? a- would you like to meet with ano…
Treatment of viral conjunctivitis includes the use of: Select one: a. antihistamine/mast cell stabilizer drops. b. cold compresses. c. antihistamine/decongestant drops. d. steroid eyedrops.
1.) What is immunotherapy? Name at least two diseases where immunotherapy has been used successfully as a treatment strategy. 2.) Read the article: “Immunotherapy: using the immune system to treat can…
Instruction The outline should include headings relating to the organization in the topics of Elderly Example of a brief outline(Links to an external site.) [Sample #1, in the pink box]. Thoug…
Fill in the blanks.. 1. Injectable medications that have been stored in a refrigerator may be warmed by The rubber top of the vial should be disinfected with in the vial, inject an To prevent a vacuum…
The nurse is reviewing the client’s admission medication orders. What order should the nurse question? a.Digoxin .5 mg orally now-give one dose onlyb.Furosemide 20 mg IV every 4 hours times 3c.Gentami…
Hi! I need clear and detailed solution for this. Choices are given but needed complete solution . Please help. Explanation is not needed. Thank you! Calculations no.36: how many grams of NaCl sh…
25.) Which of the following are side effects associated with quinidine? A.) Hypertension and postural hypotension. B.) Gastrointestinal disturbances and cinchonism. C.) Hepatomegaly and hypertension. …
the critical process parameters and quality attributes associated with the manufacture of tablets.
if 1,200 miligrams = 1.2 grams = 0.24 teaspoons but how many teaspoons is that. 1. Simple dispensing quantity calculations A 44 year old patient has been prescribed a reducing dose of oral prednisolon…
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The MD orders 75 mg of an elixir to be given per day.Available is 125mg/5ml.What should be administered every 12 hours? 2.A temperature of 100.4°Fahrenheit (F) is recorded.Convert this temperat…
Case How would you education your patients to decrease the behaviors that could lead toheart attacks? Define the problem in the case Ask six questions that relates to Pharmacology List at least…
__________Order: 500 mg of vancomycin IV in 60 minutes. The medication is available in 100 mL of NS. The drop factor is 20 gtt/mL. How many gtt/min will be administered?
it is urgent please. 13. A nurse is caring for an older adult client who is taking large doses of aspirin four times daily for severe rheumatoid arthritis pain. For which of the following should the n…
- A doctor prescribes an antacid to a patient and i…
Define collaborative practice, supervised practice, and delegated practice.
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My main question is how would I use the hasselback equation to determine the degree of ionization for one of the drugs listed? I need an example so I can complete the rest. Also if you could point out…
8.The nurse is teaching a patient about proper administration of eardrops. Which statements are correct? (Select all that apply.) Remove cerumen with a cotton-tipped swab before instilling the drops. …
A nurse is preparing to administer cefotaxime (Claforan) 1 g by intermittent IV bolus over 45 min. The amount available is cefotaxime 1 g in 0.9% sodium chloride 100 mL. The drop factor is 15 gtt/mL. …
Which of the following medications are known as selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors (SSRIs)? Nortriptyline Citalopram Duloxetine Fluoxetine Venlafaxine A.i, iii, and v only B.iii and v only C.i o…
Worksheet:Menu Modification for High LDL and Hypertension 1. List the major risk factors for coronary heart disease and indicate which ones are modifiable and which ones are not. 2. Review Table 27-…
Both of the medications involved may be used emergently in an acute situation. What can be done in a high stress emergent setting to prevent incidents like this? Case Study: Misread Label (AHRQ)
In response to the opioid epidemic, individual states have developed and adopted voluntary guidelines or recommendations for the treatment of acute and chronic non-cancer pain. Based on research done …
D&D Neuro – Parkinson Case CC: My medicine isn’t working anymore.I’m feeling slow and the tremors & rigidity are coming back.I’m also worried about developing dementia like my mother. HP…
Explain the mechanism of action, notes on use e.g used as monoyherapy, or adjunct to levodopa, use in early or late parkinsons disease and the side effects of the following drugs? Please list resource…
Order heparin bolus dosage of 40 units/kg iv prior to initiating continuous infusion the client weighs 132 ib available heparin 1000 units per ml calculate the bolus dosage calculate the number of ml …
- The most common types of medication administration errors? 2.suggestions for avoiding medication administration errors? 3.The impact of medication administration errors on patients, providers, an…
1) Vicodin 2) Percocet " 3 ) Dilaudid * List Their Generic I trade names for the drugs above? * What are they used for? * List adverse effect / contraindication * Correct dosage for elderly Patie…
Pharmacology. 14. How many days will a 16 fl. oz. bottle last if the dosage is 2 tsps QID?
Potassium Supplements and Antihypertensive Drug Therapy You review Mr. Thomas’s lab results and note that his potassium level is 3.5 mEq / L. You then see that one of the prescriptions is for potass…
- a) Describe the physiological mechanisms involved in the termination of neurotransmission. (7 marks) b) Outline the actions and adverse effects of a drug affecting the termination of cholinergic trans…
What is the mechanism of action of SSRI antidepressants? Select one: a. Inhibits the enzymedegradationof a neurochemical b. Enhances the enzyme degradation of a neurochemical c . Acts as a channel…
Which of the following drugs was inspired by nature? a) Morphine b) Salbutamol c) Citalopram d) Erythromycin
Sam Jones, 36 year old client was admitted with gastroenteritis. He has been vomiting and having severe diarrhea for 2 days. He is very weak. The current lab results are Na+ =128 mEq/L;=2.8mEq/L and C…
A nurse calls from the hospital and says that she would like to obtain an order for a stronger pain medication for Angela White, a hospitalized patient. She tells you the patient’s date of birth and g…
An oncologist is calculating a dosage of an antineoplastic drug for a child . What is the best basis for an accurate dosage for this patient ?
compare and contrast the therapeutic effects of various nonnarcotic analgesic drug categories. Describe the 4 therapeutic effects of aspirin.
sympathetic drugs that directly interact with the active adrenoceptor
What is the first dose phenomenon? and what drug can cause it? Sometimes patients can get orthostatic hypotension. Explain what orthostatic hypotension is and how blood pressure medications contribute…
write an essay about What is the greatest challenge you will need to overcome as a pharmacy student? How will you overcome this challenge?
For the following drugs briefly describe their mechanism of action, which part or parts of the immune system they target and why they are effective? A. Imiquimod B. Rituximab
SIG and calculations For each question, translate the SIG and calculate QD, QA and DS: 1. i tab po x 1/12 rep +1 2. ii caps tid mitte 60 3. iss tab bid mitte 90 rep 2 4. one patch q12h x20d rep 1…. …
Emily is a 32 year old woman with amenorrhea, oligomenorrhea, increase lutenizing hormone and hirsutism. List the differential diagnosis Emily, a relatively healthy 5’5″, 32-year-old young woman w…
- develop anoveldry powder inhaler formulation for treating COPD. 2. Justify clearly the methodology and processes used in your formulation development. 3.Describe your formulation. ?…
- Levothroxamine 125 mcg orally once a day for a patient with hypothyroidism. Available for pharmacy is 0.25 mg score tablets. How many tablets will a nurse administer for a single dose 2. A nurse re…
Which of the 3 experimental local anaesthetics is likely to be most potent? Why? Which will be metabolised most readily and why?. A) B O O HaN C) Figure 1
Do you have a good resource to help remember general pharmacy for Renal , Respiratory and Endocrine system
Individuals who are taking Januvia and Metformin are they allowed to drink alcoholic beverage with this therapeutic regimen? If the person taking these medications became pregnant, would the medicatio…
(TCO 13) Damage to the brain from trauma around the time of birth that results in muscle contractions, spasticity, and meaningless movements is the disease known as _____. Group of answer choices hemi…
If digoxin toxicity develops, what signs or symptoms might Mr. Jackson have?
Cite three benefits of regularly consuming low-to-moderate amounts of alcohol and, for each, briefly explain the underlying mechanism that is believed to contribute to the protective effect of alcohol…
Why is it important for a medical assistant to learn about pharmacology?
Describe several groups of patients who would benefit from administration of stool softeners
What are some Pharmacogenetic Considerations Related to prednisone and Mesalamine for the treatment of ulcerative colitis?
Describe in detail the molecular mechanism of the interaction of oral contraceptives and antibiotics
Please explain the answers la) How hazardous and risky are the following scenarios? Please explain your answer. a) A single exposure to a low dose silica b) Daily exposure to low doses of silica in th…
A patient has hypertension and diabetic neuropathy. His medication is Losartan. What would be the mechanism of action of this medication?
What are primary functions of the upper respriatory track
A client asks why they are taking nifedipine knowing this is a calcium channel blocker, how would the nurse respond?
Question number / he nurse received an order to administer doxycycline monohydrate (Vibramycin) mg/lb daily PO for 10 days. Read the label below to determine how many millilite e nurse would administe…
. Please help answer these practice questions. 1) What is the process to order medications? —Via the electronic system if the store is live on Csos —Using a simple paper 222 form the store is not …
- In you compare the anti-foaming behaviour of different anti-flatulent medicines. Which of the medicines is most effective, and provide a rationalisation as to why? …
If the Cmax and Tmax of drug higher, what would be the absorption rate?
Describe long-term control and quick relief treatment options for the asthma patient from your practice as well as the impact of these drugs might have on your patient.
- Which of the following statements best defines how a chemical becomes termed a drug? A) A chemical must have a proven therapeutic value or efficacy without severe toxicity or damaging properties…
DEFINE THE FOLLOWING TYPES OF TABLETS Compressed tablets Multiple compressed tablet Sugar coated tablet Gelatin coated tablet Enteric coated tablet Film coated tablet Buccal and sublingual t…
The biochemical alteration of a drug into an inactive metabolite, a more soluble compound, a more potent active metabolite, or a less active metabolite. This happens in the liver (main organ), skeleta…
You have been assigned to care for Jim. He is 29 years old and has been diagnosed with schizophrenia. Jim has been prescribed chlorpromazine [Thorazine]. He lives with his parents. You have been asked…
calculate the half life of furosemide and metoprolol determine the frequency of drug administration based on the half-life
trace the pathway a creatine molecule takes from a golmerulus to the urethra. Name every microscopic or gross structure it passes through on its journey.
Summarize which agency regulate APRN prescribing in Florida. Differentiate the regulations in Florida and in Georgia. Create an outline of the actions required to prescribe in Florida. Summarize the c…
CHILD IS 45 INCHES TALL AND WEIGHS 55 LBS. ORDER: METHOTREXATE 3.3 MG/M2 IV Q.D. SUPPLY: METHOTREXATE 5MG/2mL. Howmany mL do you give per dose?
why should you ask patient to remain seated in the examination room for 15 minutes after receiving an injection, antibiotic, or allergy shot
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Where can I get a list of the United States Top 100 Commonly Prescribed Drugs (Brand & Generic) for 2021?
Label all stereogenic centers in the Fisher Projection of 3-methyl-2,3-pentanediol molecule. Determine the priority of all groups and assign -R and -S symbols based on Cahn-Ingold-Prelog nomenclature….
(3)Take one class of medication to control blood pressure: angiotensin-converting enzymes (ACE) inhibitors, angiotensin II receptor blocker(ARBs), calcium channel blockers and vasodilators. Describe t…
. What is the mechanism of action for beta-hydroxy-beta-methylglutaryl coenzyme A (HMG-CoA) reductase inhibitors?
Discussion (choose one of the questions to discuss) the links below would be helpful https://www.niaaa.nih.gov/publications/brochures-and-fact-sheets/alcohol-facts-and-statistics https://apj…
My task for school asks for state specific pharmacological interventions for a disease. Is that really a thing? Do states really vary this much in treatment plans for diseases?
Discuss the implications of long-term alcohol use. How did your understanding of addiction influence your discussion? 2. Which drug is more problematic in terms of short-term use and long-term use, ni…
Doing a polypharm/ med reconciliation for pharmacology. what to keep in mind, relevant facts and patient education for metformin 500mg, losartan 100mg, amilodipine 10mg and atorvastatin. thanks,
A patient presents with acute alcohol withdrawal. Discuss how you would manage this patient, including any pharmacological agents you would recommend. Find an evidence-based protocol and discuss the t…
You all are directed to collect brochure/ leaflet of E.C.A (water soluble powder) and AMENCO veterinary products of the same generic drug and compare them in the following criteria please. Product API…
Hypertension: What is the receptor binding profile for carvediolol (Coreg) ? What is the mechanism of action of clonidine (Catapress) ? What is a specific warning regarding clonidine ?
Next Page Question 3 (2 points) Order: 200mg of a medication Available 125mg per 5mL How many ml are you going to administer per dose A/ mL
Who is the best candidate for the use of insulin pen?
Which adjustment in pain medication may be needed for an elderly person with elevated liver enzymes due to anticonvulsant therapy?
- Several factors contribute to patients practicing self-medications to include all of the following except: a.Increasing ways to purchase OTC medications b.Increas…
Ordered IV 500 ml to infuse over 4 hours on a gravity infusion. DF 15. How many ml/hr are ordered?
Deficiency in folic acid is characterized by: A) red-cell aplasia B) sideroblastic anemia C) Microcytic, hypochromic anemia D) megaloblastic anemia E) neutropenia
18 cause/ pathophysiology of this concern? 3. What nursing priority(s) will guide your plan of care? (if more than one-list in order of PRIORITY) 4. What interventions will you initiate based on this …
While preparing to give a morning medication, the first nursing action is to; Read the label Check for the right dose Wash hands Check for the right time.
Please answer these questions now. Question 17 Not yet answered Marked out of 1 Flag question Third generation cephalsporins are? a. Lower risk of hypersensitivity b. All C. Contraindicated in patient…
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86 y/o female presents to your office for a post hospitalization visit. She was admitted for 5 days for falls and hypokalemia. She has been home for 5 days and is doing fair. She tells you she was fee…
Doug has a fluid restriction of 1,000 mL/day. He has had 40 foz to drink today. Has he exceeded his restriction?
CASE STUDY SA, age 6 years, has otitis media. The health care provider ordered amoxicillin 250 mg every 8 hours. The nurse asks SA’s parent if SA is allergic to any drugs, and the parent says th…
How to determine the percent yield of synthesized aspirin using the percent purity calculations? Phosphoric acid concentration Acetic anhydride volume 25% 50% 75% 1ml 1.5ml 2ml 2.5ml 3ml Init…
Why the half life equation is ln2 which is 0.7? Why do they use this number? 0 PM Thu Oct 10 C. Half-life t12 = time need elimination or constant rate of t1/2 = 0.7 x V CL – Can be described by EXPONE…
When are carboprost, dinoprostone, and mifepristone prescribed to a female older adult?
- smith will be receiving chemotherapy for advanced breast cancer. she is 75 years old and resides in a long-term care facility. her treatment plan will include the use of the hormone goserelin zola…
A septic client is prescribed cefazolin. Before administering the antibiotic, the nurse notes the client has a penicillin allergy. which nursing action is a priority? a. administer the antibiotic. b. …
I am learning to read labels. Just wanna make sure that I am doing it correct. my answers are in bold. Thank you! 1.) a.What is the name of the drug? dexamethasone sodium phosphate b…
ST, a 37-yea-old woman is receiving fluoxetine 20mg in the evening for depression. ST complains of insomnia and GI upset. ST states that she does not think the fluoxetine is helping. She states that s…
the physicians orders 125 mg of diamox on hand you have 250 mg tablets. how many tablets will be given to the patient
A healthcare professional is trying to lower a patient’s body temperature by convection. What action by the professional will accomplish this? select which anser is best Lower the temperature in the p…
APA style. Forum 1 by Juan Ramirez – Monday, 19 July 2021, 5:57 AM In a no less than 750 words (APA style Doc/citations, references, summarize the concepts f pharmaco*kinetics and pharmacodynamics Repl…
The physician orders 1000 mg of amoxicillin to be taken stat and then 500mg every 8 hours for seven days. on hand you have 500mg capsules. how many capsuleswill you give immediately and further?
the nurse is reviewing medication orders for a patient who will be receiving gentamicin therapy. which other medication or medication class. if ordered, would be a potential interactions concern a. ca…
33-What are different conformations of DA and which of them are active conformations? -Is Apomorphine related to DA and to which DA conformation? -Which structural features present in three DA agonist…
Injections of anesthetic agents must be administered slowly, and the patient must be monitored for vital signs. Select the signs to look for that could indicate central nervous system toxicity. Di…
Drug Actions in Kidney and Liver Failure Drug A and B are two narcotic/opioid drugs that are active and have a narrow therapeutic window. That is, they both have the potential for over…
Effective treatment for community acquired MRSA skin infections may include which of the following ? Select all that apply a. Incision and drainaga b. Augmentin c. Doxycycline d. Clindamycin
CT is a 10 year old patient receiving inhaled fluticasone (Flovent) inhaled 44 mcg twice daily. Upon assessment of control, the NP determines that step 3 therapy is required.The NP should order: Gro…
Order: Administer heparin 6,000(units) SQ daily. Available 10,000(units)/mL. How many mL will you administer?
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Order: ceftriaxone 500mg IM q8hrs Available: ceftriaxone Igram for injection. Instructions: Dilute with 2. ImLs to yield 350mg/ Iml. How many mls should be administered?
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Annotated bibliography to compares and contrast theories for how Alzheimer’s disease may develop. 3 sources
Question 15 (5 points) At what continuous rate should the nurse anticipate administering lidocaine? O a) 0.25-0.75 mg/min b) 10-20 mg/min O c) 6-8 mg/min O d) 1-4 mg/min D View hint for On stion 15
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order: 1000cc of D5NS to infuse at 125cc/hr (drop factor: 60). How many drops per minute?
What are the limitations of a pharmacy technician when it comes to drug referencing?
In the diagram to the right, which node represents the most recent common ancestor for organisms B and C?
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In details explanation for each question please a) Write 3 drugs/supplements that works for Autonomic Nervous System. b) Summary of Autonomic Nervous System c) Typical routes of administration of the …
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State the ratio for the following dose 5 mL dose of azithromycin containing 250 mg
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What is the stepwise approach to asthma? What are the treatment guidelines? outline the 6 steps for treating asthma Include how/when to move between the steps
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Please, match the drug description (left column) with the drug name (right column). Please, note that you may use the drug names ones. more than ones or not at all. Question 52 options: 1.This drug ma…
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A 72-year-old black man with history of heart failure with reduced left ventricular ejection fraction, dyslipidemia and peripheral arterial disease presents for risk factor reduction follow-up. His we…
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the patient has an IV of 0.9% NS running at a rate of 125ml/hr via pump. The physician orders levoflaxin 500 mg IV once daily for 5 days. The medication is available from pharmacy in a premixed bag of…
The pediatric patient weighs 8 lbs, 8 oz. this patient’s weight in kg to the nearest tenth. The adult patient tells you he weighs 95 kilos. Please convert this weight to lbs and document the correct w…
Identify the available treatment strategies for CAP in an adult outpatient with comorbidities. Create your own “steps” analysis comparing the use of the available treatment regimens.
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MIGRAINE HEADACHES WITHOUT AURA J.J., age 24, presents to your practice for the first time. She reports constant headaches. She smokes a pack of cigarettes a day but is in good health otherwise. She s…
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a client is currently receiving an infusion labeled, 5% Dextrose injection 500ml with heparin sodium 25,000 Units at 14ml/hour per pump. A prescription is received to change the rate of the infusion t…
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The cytochrome P450 enzyme family in a hepatocyte: Question 56 options: a) is typically capable of metabolizing a wide variety of drugs. b) is typically capable of metabolizing one and only one dr…
Why is NSTP-CWTS (National Service Training Program-Civic Welfare Training Service) relevant in the academic journey of a future pharmacist?
The nurse is totaling the intake and output for a client on a clear liquid diet. The intake from listed 8 ounces of apple juice, 850 mL 2 cups of beef broth, and intravenous fluid 900mL of 0.45% norma…
. The nurse is reviewing a 20-year-old female client’s medication list and notes the client is taking a category D medication. Which statement by the nurse is most appropriate when discussing the …
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What are the advantages of using a mixture of two anesthetics, such as nitrous oxide and isoflurane instead of just one?
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The Z factor (aka Z’) in Zuck et al, 2004, was calculated to be what? According to Z-factor formula, smaller standard deviations of positive and negative controls AND larger differences in mean valu…
Answer please. . What is the essence of knwing the anatomy and physiology of the nervous system? . What is the significance of drugs related to this system and its repercussions if used incorrectly?
The Ca2+level in the blood is 5.5 mEq/L. What is the concentration in terms of milligrams per liter? (atomic weight, Ca = 40 g/mol)
Please come up with explanations of how one or more processes involved in either, absorption, distribution, metabolism or excretion ( pharmaco*kinetic processes) can contribute to drug tolerance, lis…
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The physician ordered 400 mg of a medication. How many grams would be the equivalent ? Use DA method to back work up
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What role of pharmacy technician in the financial management of a pharmacy?
Chapter 8 Gene Therapy and Pharmacogenomics Dale a 32 construction worker fell off the roof 2 months ago and as a result needs to have surgery on his ankle. The nurse is preparing him for surgery and …
44.) What is the specialized function of the urinary system? A.) To remove nitrogenous waste products from the circulating blood. B.) To remove proteins from the circulating blood. C.) To regulate the…
Please help me answer all of this?????? Week 3 – Discussion Print The purpose of this discussion is to explore the digestive system. Discussion Expectations Follow the 3-Step Plan an…
abacavir is only available in 100 mg. How many tablets are needed to fill a 20 day supply
Julie is receiving selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) for her depression. Her psychiatrist told her that they would improve her mood and mental alertness and make her more active. Meanwhi…
The following statements are true for Thyroxine ( T4) and Triidothyronine (T3) EXCEPT: A T 4 has a longer half life than T 3 B T 3 is more potent than T 4 C T 3 serum concentration is 20 times higher …
Describe the structure and function of aspartic proteases. Use carefully drawn structures to support your answer. (ii) Discuss the life cycle of the HIV virus and highlight druggable molecular targets…
Ms. Simpson has been on 60mg of fluoxetine for 9 weeks but her PHQ-9 score has only dropped by a few points. If she was not responding, what strategies (describe three) should be considered prior to m…
Describe how body weight can affect drug effects Describe how age can affect drug effects Describe how gender can affect drug effects
A 70m years old admitted in the emergency room, after having a seizure while in school. You are the admitting nurse in the emergency room. The patient has a history of seizure the patient is arousable…
QUEBEC!” 4E The PMHNP is teaching a patient with a sleep disorder about taking diphenhydra mine [BenadryiL The patient is concerned about the side effects of the drug. What can the PMHNP teach the …
A patient with osteopenia asks a nurse about the benefits of hormone therapy in preventing osteoporosis. Which statement by the nurse is correct? 31. "Estrogen can help reverse bone loss." …
tutoring help is needed with pharmacology assignment. For each of the following, highlight what would be expected in an animal on long term glucooortiooid there py. Increased I Decreased Blood glucose…
59.) Which of the following is a proper use of chlordiazepoxide hydrochloride (Librium)? A.) Treatment of muscle spasms. B.) Antiemetic. C.) Antidepressant. D.) Antianxiety agent.
Please kindly provide answers to the following 1. Incorrect 0.00 points out of 5.00 Flag question Question text Your patient is ordered penicillin G Potassium 300,000 units IM every 6 hours….
- Viruses, such as SARS-CoV2, can cause disease if they are not eliminated by the immune system. The body can respond to viruses in many ways. Please describe in detail what these responses are and h…
How do you predict the long-term health effects of chronic vaping would compare to those of smoking?
State a researchable question/s (SOP) about the effectiveness of ivermectin as a COVID-19 treatment for adults, and explain by using questions starting with who, what, when, where, why and how. Includ…
Are there any major drug interaction that could harm patients taking Bethanechol with other drugs including herbal preparation? thanks
1.List the harmful effects of radiation to a dog as studied in veterinary nursing….. 2.Bone is made up of 3 types of cells namely………………………………………………….
- How should persistent pain be treated? (Hint: analgesic ladder) 8. Why are the acetaminophen and aspirin components of combination narcotic-nonny. cotic analgesic drugs important? 20. What dosage f…
Case Study John is a 24-year-old male who presented to the hospital emergency department with jaundice, dark urine and fatigue. In the previous week, John had moved from New Delhi to Bendigo for gradu…
a nurse is preparing to ambulate a patient with parkinson’s disease who has recently been started on carbidopa-levodopa (sinemet). the nurse assess which most important item before performing this act…
1) Describe HIV life cycle and antiretroviral drug targets. 2) State Classification of ART Drugs. 3) Describe on Nucleo(t)side Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors (NRTIs), Mechanism of action of NRTIs, P…
What is the treatment for and management for Tylenol overdose. need reference
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A 68 year-old man with suspected essential tremor is prescribed propranolol for his condition.At his follow-up appointment, the man’s tremor has not been improved by the propranolol he has been taki…
I am needing tutoring help with this pharmacology assignment. Label the body fluid spaces on the picture below and indicate the amount of fluid each space contains. Blood vessel Cells
Read the article n the left and summarize it expanding on the importance of a specialized pharmacist in treatment of IBD patients https://pharmaceutical-journal.com/article/news/only-13-of-ibd-teams-m…
DTAL MARKS =60 MARKS ach question carries two marks 7)-A physician orders Zantac 100 mg in sterile water, total volume 100 mL, IV qid to infuse ver 30 min with an infusion set of 50 gtts/mL. What is t…
Which of the following substances binds to cholesterol to transport it from the liver to the gall bladder? Select one: a. Phagocytes b. Apoproteins c. Triglycerides d. Chylomicrons
A pharmacist compounding Spironolactone/hydrochlorothiazide 25mg/25mg tablets. Quantity 24 tablets. Ora-plus quantity 120 mL. What is the concentration of spironolactone
Please Answer q 4,5 4. Which LD50 value is associated with the lowest degree of toxicity? a. 1,000 mg/kg b. 100 mg/kg c. 10 mg/kg d. 1.0 mg/kg 5. Reversible cell injury is associated with: a. Cytoplas…
How can I fill out this chart? A ed2go-cbl.difference-engine.com Pharmacy Technician (Voucher Included) / Lesson 9: Retail Compounding Lab / Lesson 9, Assignment 1 for a grade. Copy the chart below an…
Ana is a young, healthy adult who slipped off the stairs going down to the basem*nt and struck her forehead on the cement flooring. Ana did not lose consciousness but did sustain a mild concuss ion an…
- What is a mixed (or partial agonist-antagonist): who can it be given to, and who should NOT receive them and why?
Quinapril (structure below) is a prodrug. It is administered as an oral tablet and converted in vivo to its active metabolite, quinaprilat. Identify the metabolic reaction that converts quinapril to q…
“Creating a drug card” Pyridium generic name : Phenazopyridine Drug: Classification: Form and Route: Action: Uses: Side Effects and Toxicities: Precautions/Contraindications: Interactio…
When administering zolpidem to an older client, which computer documentation indicates that the desired outcome has been achieved? Sleeps soundly through the night. Decreased episodes of incontinence….
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Guidelines for treatment of iron overdose advise treatment with deferoxamine at 15 mg/kg/hr with a maximum does of 80 mg/kg/24hrs. Deferoxamine is supplied as a 500 mg vial, which is dissolved in 200 …
Q1: A patient comes with chief complain of stomach (gastric pain) to a medical doctor, after investigation doctor diagnosis patient with gastric ulcer. What will be best pharmacological treatment, wri…
Which of the following statements is using motivational interviewing to increase adherence to ICS? A) How did the doctor tell you to take this medication? B) What is it that you dislike about this med…
medication: Insulin Heparin Pantoprazole Morphine I want this for all medication: 1. Medication trade name 2. Medication generic name 3. Pharmacological class 4. Therapeutic class 5. Indic…
A nurse is assessing a client who started taking Furosemide 2 days ago and has potassium level of 3.1 mEq/L. which of the following findings should the nurse expect?
- D) Metabolic acidosis 21-. A patient is receiving diazepam (Valium). Blood work that will be routinely performed to rule out hepatotoxicity includes: A. renal function tests. C. clotting times. B. liv…
Question D1 (a) Mr GF, a 65 year-old man, has smoked 40 cigarettes per day for the past 50 years. He was diagnosed with chronic obstructive airways disease (COPD) two months ago. His current medicatio…
Write Summary, Pre-clinical Study, Clinical Study 1.https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6114962/ 2.https://cancerdiscovery.aacrjournals.org/content/9/1/6.3.long 3.…
I have a nursing dosage calculation Problem. An IV of 5% dextrose in water containing 30 units of Pitocin (oxytocin) and a total of 1,000 mL is to be infused at a rate of 0.01 units per minute. How ma…
Please help answer the following questions and explain your reasoning, thank you very much! . Melanin production and drug deposition: chemistry, biological molecules 4. The synthetic pathway of the …
¿Sabia usted que cerca de 200,000 personas mueren cada año devido a errores médicos? ¿Por qué cree usted que esto sucede? Enumere varias maneras que usted puede prevenir los errores médicos en e…
What are the different pathways for local anaesthetics to reach their binding site on neural membranes?
A nurse is preparing a client’s medications. Which of the following actions should the nurse take in following legal practice guidelines? (Select all that apply) Question options: Safeguard me…
8)It is often suggested that people who suspect they are having a heart attack should chew an aspirin. What are two ways that chewing it rather than swallowing it may speed up its anti-coagulan…
A couple (adult male and adult female) decides they are compatible based on two traits.They are both industrious, somewhat ambitious. The gene controlling industriousness (I) shows simple do…
Digoxin (Lanoxin®) pediatric elixir contains 0.05 mg of digoxin in each mL of elixir. If there are 1000 µg in each milligram, how many micrograms of digoxin would be delivered in each dose of 0.6 mL…
Which of the following represents the correct order of events at the neuromuscular junction?
Question 167 The nurse reviews the medication list for a client undergoing treatment for infertility. Which medication would the nurse identify as one that should be discontinued? Methyldopa Clomiphen…
An IV bolus of regular insulin 0.33units/kg is ordered to an adult weighing 138lb. The label reads Regular insulin 100 units/ml. Give ? units?
AaBbCCDdte Normal = Which drug has the greatest cardiovascular risk? O ephedrine pseudoephedrine O amphetamine O methylphenidate O cocaine Alcohol exposure can cause: mental retardation O all of these…
- What complications can occur because of bone marrow suppression?
47-year-old white female who noted a lump near the lower, outer edge of her right breast. After undergoing workup, the patient gets diagnosed with breast cancer. She underwent a right mastectomy witho…
Prior to administration of the initial does of the GI misoprostol which information should the nurse obtain from the client
If 3 gram of a drug is added and distributed throughout a tank (with water) and the resulting concentration is 0.15 gram/L, calculate the volume in the tank. A: 10 L B: 20 L C: 30 L D: 200 L
Which findings could the nurse expect to see on assessment of the neck when a patient reports being strangled? Select all that apply. Conjunctival petechiae Ligature marks Thumb prints/contusions Scra…
- Calculate the energy cost of each workload (three stages) using the ACSM leg ergometry formula. invert ml . ko-1. o METs for ear
Which of the 4 Autonomic Nervous System drug class is on the Beers list
The APRN would use what class of medication to manage COPD?
<Pharmacology> Describe the main benefits and side effects for each: 1) Exogenous estrogen administration for a female 2) Exogenous testosterone administration for a male 3) Glucocorticoid admin…
While HIV/AIDS is still currently incurable, the prognosis for patients with this infectious disease has improved due to advancements in drug treatments. Consider the case of Kristy Aney. Kristy was d…
The question is to identify a case and explain factors that might have influenced pharmaco*kenetics and pharmacodynamic process of the patient. Case: a 45yrs old pt with A1c7. Blood sugar 345. Hx …
newsletter dedicated to informing health care providers about Medication Errors. In your newsletter, you must address (1) the most common types of medication administration errors, (2) suggestions for…
The dilution series required to produce 1 ml of a 2.5 µM acetylcholine chloride solution from a eppendorf containing 1 ml of an initial working stock solution of 20,000 nM. Suggest reasons why the re…
QUESTION 6 When a ß 1 -receptor is actived, increased heart rate or tachycardia results.Describe how epinephrine, which is a ß 1 -receptoragonist, will affect heart rate. QUESTION 7 List the mos…
Cholinergic agents do what?What are they blocking?
Interpreting IV Orders and Solutions Directions: Add answers and show calculations. Scenario 1 1.Potassium Chloride is available as 2 mEq/ml. How many milliliters should be added to the …
A 24 year female is being seen in the clinic today. She has complaints of a fever and sore throat and is being prescribed penicillin for the infection. On reviewing her medicine, you note she is takin…
A nurse is caring for a client who has a prescription for hydrochlorothiazide for the initial treatment of hypertension. Which of the following should the nurse recognize as the action of this medic…
Directions: Calculate the dosages as indicated. Order: Dobutamine 2 mcg/kg/min for a client who weighs 193 lb Available: Dobutamine 250 mg in 250 mL D5W Calculate the rate in mL/hr required to …
Indicate the anxiolitic agent, which relieves anxiety without causing marked sedative effects: a) Diazepam b) Chlordiazepoxid c) Buspirone d) Clorazepate
Complete the attached 10 question quiz dealing with percentages and interest. Please show all work on all answers. If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to ask. Thanks. University of Maryl…
Please help me with the med-calc in bold 🙂 Patient Information: Gender: Male Age: 7 years old Weight: 55 lbs Primary Dx: Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome/Acute Renal Failure ?…
Can you please write summary Ceftriaxone, a beta-lactam antibiotic, attenuates relapse-like ethanol-drinking behavior in alcohol-preferring rats Introduction Relapse to ethanol use after prolonged wit…
The nurse knows that which antiviral is the drug of choice for treatment of both initial and recurrent episodes of HSV-1, HSV-2 and VZV viral infections?
A prescription for 70g of an ointment contains 3 g of light mineral oil. The density of light mineral oil is 0.850g/ml. The density of the finished ointment is 0.975g/ml. How many milliliters of light…
Ordered: diphenhydramine 25 mg injection Available: diphenhydramine 50 mg/ml Amountto be drawn up(enter numerical answer only) : ______ ml Syringe type chosen: _____ Ordered: heparin 3,000…
1- Which antihyperglycemic medications in the Top 300 drugs can cause photosensitivity? 2- Which antihyperglycemic medications in the Top 300 drugs should NEVER be given to patients with a sulfa aller…
Construct a table for each class of antidepressant – tricycle antidepressants (TCA), monoamine oxidase (MAO) inhibitors, and selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors (SSRI). Each table should include …
Part 1:Identify if it is Standardization, Preparation, Assay, Titrant, Primary standard, Secondary standard, Equivalence point, End point, Analyte, or indicatior Part 2: Identify if it is Potassium ch…
Parkinsons Mr JM aged 76 years PC Fall. HPC Tremor worsening and becoming more unsteady on his feet Has become more aggressive and confused over the last 2 months Waking at night and shouting…
Many solutions compounds include two or more different ingredients. Why is it important to know the solubility of each of the ingredients prior to compounding?
The nurse is working with a client who has been prescribed tizanidine for the treatment of muscle spasticity. When monitoring the client’s risk for injury, what assessment should the nurse prioritiz…
Ch 51 Diuretic Agents written assignment. 1) what is a diuretic? Why are diuretic given? List five classifications of diuretic. 2) what nursing assessments are essential when caring for …
A patients is actively vomiting. The NP immediately orders for Raglan 10mg IV. The vitals come in2mg/ ml vitals. How many mls are you administering? You injected the medication from a syringeinto 50ml…
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An oil-water cream contains 12% (w/w) of emulsifier and has an oily phase with a required HLB of 12. The surfactants used in the cream are sorbitan tristearate (Span 65) and polyoxyethylene sorbitan m…
Is this correct??? If not, please explain. Thank you 100 mr A client is receiving an infusion of lidocaine 129/200 at 3my / min . Program infusion pump to deliver how many mithra 29 x 1000 mg – 2000mg…
Administer 500 mg of vancomycin IV piggy back in 60 minutes q12 hours. The medication is available in 100 mL of NS. How many mL/hour will be given?
Please help me with my assignment in Physical Pharmacy. I don’t know what are the given since it is not stated in the problem and this topic is not yet discussed to us. I am desperate to have a soluti…
Question 7 Drugs with a cytoplasmic target Answers:A.must be lipid soluble. B.requires the process of facilitated diffusion. C.must use active transport to enter the cell. D.must be water solu…
What are the metabolism of actions of Salbutamol? Like once it’s in our lung, what will happen to it? It will break down into what chemicals, how, by what enzyme or chemicals? And how about the waste?
- Beta cells of the endocrine pancreas are depolarized when they are stimulated to release insulin. Using a diagram explain this process. Also explain why insulin is needed for tissues to take up blo…
Discuss the design of Apo-omeprazole®capsules including a possible initial and maintained drug dose delivered from the capsules.You need to explain your answer
Calculate the renal clearance and the hepatic clearance from the following information: Fraction unbound (fu): 0.5 Clearance by active secretion (CLsec): 5.4L/hr Fraction reabsorbed (FR): 0.2 Hepatic …
- Participant at a community education conference asks, “what is the most prevalent mental disorder in the united states?”select the nurse’s best response A.“Why do you ask? ” B.…
A 56-year-old man is admitted to the hospital for chest pain of 2-hour uration. His heart rate is 42 bpm, with sinus bradycardia on ECG, as well ST-segment elevation in leads II, III, and a VF. Which …
A patient is a carrier of viral hepatitis C. What code is assigned?
Case Study: Mrs. Martha Kaplan arrived at the skilled nursing facility 5 days ago. She had a mechanical fall that resulted in a right humerus fracture with resultant surgical repair.Due to inability…
IHP 310 Module Two Case Study Guidelines and Rubric Overview: This case study will help you practice analyzing a patient record. This case will focus specifically on cardiovascular and hematopoietic…
The properties of most organic compounds are characterized by their functional groups. One functional group, which is present in nearly all the commonly known drugs, is the amine group. These drugs mi…
Why ALP and GGT used in study of patient with thalassemia?
Please answer the following.. 1. Which of the following drugs will be given least often? a. b.i.d. b. t.i.d. c. q.i.d. d. q.o.d. . ‘Compazine 25 mg. q 4hr as needed for nausea’ is an example of what t…
What clinical finding would you expect even with a small pleural effusion?
Calculate the amount needed to prepare.. 9. RX Sulphur 5 g Yellow Soft Paraffin qs ad 100 g Mitte: 2.5 kg
What pharmaco*kinetics consideration is necessary when administering Lithium to an older adult with multiple medical issues?
. A 50mL aliquot solution containing 0.450g of magnesium sulfate in 0.5L required 37.6mL of EDTA solution for titration. How many mg of calcium carbonate will react with 1mL of this EDTA solution? ?…
Is lactose-intolerance a dominant or recessive trait? Explain your answer.
A patient with gambling disorder and no other psychiatric comorbidities is being treated with pharmacological agents. Which drug is the PMHNP most likely to prescribe?
Few would argue against the notion that heath care is a service most Americans need. After the rollout of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) one central question that came up for national debate was whethe…
Describe the aseptic processing technology for making injectable drug product. What it involves, why do we use such technology, what are its strengths and weaknesses?
What’s the only way you can give a drug that doesn’t require the molecules to cross a membrane barrier?
Scenario You see another nurse practitioner writing a prescription for her husband, who is not a patient of the nurse practitioner. The prescription is for a narcotic. You can’t decide whether or not …
What are the important medication restrictions regarding this enzyme? ( CYP 2D6 enzyme)
The Course Project Outline, created in Microsoft Word, should list the topic to be presented, major points of the topic, and at least one-to-two supporting points (for each major point). Major points …
Q 1: Do you think it is a good idea to have ‘Progression Approval to Proceed to Functional Testing’ following the ‘installation test’ section? Q 2: Do you have any other recommendations regardin…
Explain the half-life of the medication. Why is this relevant to nursing practice?
Which conditions are indications for taking beta blockers? Select all that apply. Angina Diabetes Heart failure Hypertension Dysrhythmias
Ø Accompanied by his girlfriend, B.C., age 23, visits your office. His girlfriend sates, “He hasn’t been himself the last month. He has headaches and is completely confused and tired for no reaso…
Nurse practitioner practice ma},r thrive under health—care reform because of: 1- The demonstrated ability of nurse practitioners to control costs and improve patient outcomes 2. The fact drat nurse…
The recommended dosage of amoxicillin is 20 mg/kg/day in divided doses q8h. The child weighs 11 lb. The total daily dose is?
CLINCAL TRIAL REPORT ACTIVITY 1. Go to the website located at http://www.clinicaltrials.gov (Links to an external site.) 2. Review the active clinical trials that are no older than 5 years. …
ill-in-the-Blank 1. disease is a progressive deterioration of emotional, physical, and cognitive abilities. 2. Cholinesterase inhibitors are used to treat mild to moderate 3. is the transmitter subst…
Select all that apply. Tetanus toxoid is NOT administered to a person with fewer than three doses of the vaccine with a dirty wound at any time who has received proper immunization but has not had a b…
Which of the following statements is FALSE? Group of answer choices A. A minor change made to the chemical structure of a drug usually causes little to no change in its pharmacological activity. B. “D…
This is include the topic of “How cancer work.” Q: How might the effectiveness of“erlotinib”be informed by a patient’s ERBB2 status? Use a signaling diagram to explain the answer.
A manufacturer’s leaflet indicates that 54 mL of distilled water are needed to suspend 3 g of powdered medication to make a 60-mL oral suspension. If 60 mL of distilled water were mistakenly used in p…
What mistake did the pharmacist make in helping the man choose OTC cough and cold preparations?
36.) Which of the following statements best describes the receptor-site theory of the mechanism of drug action? A.) Drugs demonstrate their effects by combining with certain cells (the keys) in the bo…
NURS 3365 Week 8 Quuz A client has taken several doses of intravenous gentamicin for a severe infection and is scheduled for another dose this morning. The client is unsteady while walking to the bath…
Which of the following would correctly cause the nurse to hold the morning aspirin and page the physician? a. abdominal bloating b. coffee ground emesis c. heartburn when recumbant d. 2 liquid stools …
do you agree with this post or disagree and why !!! Lillian is scheduled for discharge today. What key information should she know about her medications? For your second post this week, answer the ‘Ho…
11-year-old female patient who came in for well child exam. What are the vaccines she will have
Describe three different pieces of equipment or processes described on the pharmacy tour and explain how each can improve safety for the hospital patient. Often when a patient arrives at the hospital,…
- As a group, compare and contrast the prototype systemic 3 and topical antifungal medication to other medications within the group. Summarize similarities and differences. 2. Assign each group an ag…
please fast answer without explain 6 Fluconazole is used for the treatment of: a. Syphilis b. Candidiasis c. Pemphigus d. Herpes simplex
Discuss the mode of action of Phenoxymethylpenicillin.
- Given what you now know about memory cells, how do you think a vaccination works?
Discuss what went wrong withthe first-in-man clinical trial of TGN412 in March 2006, and what measures you might recommend in the transition from pre-clinical to first-in-human Phase 1 studies and i…
what if it does an drenergic blocking agents have on the cardiovascular system ,the respiratory system, the eyes ,the gastrointestinal system ,the skin ,and the urinary system?(1 learning objectives)….
2) A) 5-HT receptors belong to which receptor type? B) Are all of them belonging to this receptor class? C) Is there any exception to this? D) Which 5-HT receptor subtypes are directly involved in mig…
How does EDTA affect aspirin hydrolysis into salicylic acid.
CHAPTER 12 EM is a 24-year-old graduate student in organic chemistry. While he is working in the lab one evening, a bottle of concentrated hydrochloric acid falls from a shelf above him and smashes…
Which nzymes are involved in the formation of metabolite 1 a-Flavin-monooxygenase and O-methyltransferase b-Cytochrome P450 and esterase C-Cytochrome P450,epoxide hydrolase and O-methylltransferase d-…
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Briefly describe The pathophysiology of diabetes mellitus including alterations in metabolic pathways and changes to basem*nt membranes .( 1 learning objectives). 2.You are caring for 3 year old child…
When assessing a client for signs and symptoms of early respiratory depression immediately after leaving the postoperative area, the nurse will be alert for signs of what? Select all that apply Is the…
I need help filling this portion in not able to find the information. For further study and practice with drug classifications learned in this chapter, complete the following table to the best of your…
State the research gaps on the following articles: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/347167994_FORMULATION_AND_IN_VITRO_EVALUATION_OF_CURCUMIN_LOADED_JACKFRUIT_SEED_STARCH_NANOPARTICLES h…
Physician Order: Give Regular Insulin at meals/snacks and per sliding scale. Give 2 units of Regular Insulin per every 15 carbs at meals/snacks. Give Regular Insulin for Sliding Scale Coverage as foll…
In the heart the pacemaker potential is initiated by the slow leakage of which current? A. ATP dependent K current B. slow outward K current C. slow inward Ca current D. slow inward Na current
How many mL of each of a 20% stock solution and a 30% stock solution will a technician need to make 500 mL of a 28% solution?
- Before prescribing a fluoroquinolone for a patient, the nurse practitioner must consider the recent serious FDA warnings which includes all of the following except: a. tendon rupt…
Which of the following statements Educator M by a patient indicates to the nurse C that additional teaching concerning the use of anti-infectives is needed?
What is the value of using genetic knockout models and pre-clinical research? how to use this approach to determine the receptor mechanism responsible for the behavior affects of psilocybin?
Study assignment- NSAIDs/Opioids- (Questions and Answer) Please Highlight the correct answers. 1.The most hazardous adverse effects to the use of morphine sulfate occur in the a.?…
Needs to be in Demential analysis 1 Tab Order: 0.25 mg of digoxin, which is available in 125 mcg tablets. How many tablets will you administer?
How the advanced practice nurse can differentiate the pharmacological actions of medications used to treat common disease in their role as primary care provider? .
An elderly patient presents to his physician’s office with a complaint of insomnia. The patient states he has trouble falling and then staying asleep. He has a history of hypertension and type 2 diabe…
Understand the concepts of inhibition and induction as they relate to drug transporters. metabolizing enzymes. ADME, and pharmaco*kinetics.
Explain how the advanced practice nurse can demonstrate a personal and professional value system based on ethical principles regarding medication usage. in the patients
The doctor’s order reads: give 150 mg of Antibiotic X. The vial reads, Antibiotic X 200 mg/mL. How many mL of Antibiotic X will be administered
If you wanted to develop a drug that blocked cholinergic signaling, but was NOT a nAChR or mAChR antagonist, (a.) what would be the target of your new drug? (b.) How would it serve to block choliner…
What clients should the nurse recognize as having a health problem that could result in muscle spasm? Select all that apply. A. A client who sustained an accidental gunshot injury to his leg B. A clie…
why does the body develop tolerance to anxiolytics?
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Can you Answer this please :< PHARCALC1104 Worksheet Interpretation of Prescriptions & Medication Orders NAME(s): SCHEDULE: INSTRUCTIONS: Interpret the subscription & signa for each of the …
. The patient is going on vacation for 7 days and must take his medication with him. His physician has ordered 7’5flmg BID. The medication is available in 500 mg capsules. How many capsules will the …
Post a brief explanation of the psychological disorder presented (Anxiety disorder) and the decision steps you applied in completing the interactive media piece for the psychological disorder you se…
Select two different drugs, each with a different mechanism of action, used for the treatment of asthma. For each of the two drugs create a summary containing the information in the list below. …
Pls show solutions to your answer Section 6: Half-life Calculations 1. 1000mg of Medication A has a half-life of 6 hours. How much of the drug (mg) will be available in the body after 42 hours? = 7. 8…
Other than epilepsy, are there any other types of seizures? Describe the causes, signs, and treatment of seizures and CVA (stroke) Secondly, name five different uses for the drug topiramate (Topamax).
Pharmacology. Group Assignment. OTC Each group discusses the benefits and risks associated with the use of OTC drugs.
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demerol 45 mg order with atropine 0.3 IM demerol prefilled.50mg/ml atropine 409 mg/ml whats the total.volume.given?
- fill in the blank spaces provided below to complete the approprite information on sexually transmtted infections(STTIs) S/N DISEASE ETIOLOGY TWO MAJOR SYMPTOMS TEST TO CONFORM. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2….
Can you help with this A client with a lower respiratory tract infection is started on oxacillin 425 mg intramuscular (IM) every six hours times a total of 10 doses. The pharmacy supplies a vial of dr…
I need to know the following number questions for this medication called:Lotrimin Generic Name:???? Brand Name: ????? Available OTC? Yes or No? List names if yes:?????? Classifications of drug: ?…
A client presents to your office and is complaining of constipation for several days. The client wants to know what causes constipation and some non pharmacologicalways to treat this condition. a.…
Determination of kinetic parameters Part 1: Determination of kinetic parameters for uninhibited data Prepare the following plots for each data set (i.e. 4 separate plots on each separate worksheet):…
A patient is taking guaifenesin (Robitussin@) as part of the treatment for influenza. Which of the following should the nurse also instruct the patient to do? A) Increase fluid intake to help loosen a…
infection by microorganisms is a great concern as far as infants are concerned and account to high morbidity and mortality rates. could you describe how these could be treated.
What is the best prescribed medication to treat a patient with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) that also has a history of asthma and osteoporosis, and six months earlier she fractured her hip f…
please what are the main contraindications/adverse effects of these medications? ·Metformin ·TZDs ·SGLT2 inhibitors
- Using your Potter readings, describe what each part of the acronym ADME stands for, which is used to describe the different parts of pharmaco*kinetics: ‘ A ‘ D 0 M
A nurse received a client from the PACU after a major bowel resection. The client was started on total parenteral nutrition with 40% glucose in the PACU. In the report, the PACU nurse instructs that t…
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Activation of the inflammatory response results in heat, redness, pain, and swelling. Briefly explain why each of these signs occurs when the inflammatory response is activated.
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order: KCL elixir 40 mEq by mouth twice a day; Supply: KCL elixir 30 mEq/15ml; The nurse will administer how many mL(s) per dose?
MedSurg. CASE STUDY PROGRESS You check his vital signs, with these results: BP 98/60; P 120; R 24. In addition, you note that he is restless and slightly confused. The pulse oximeter reads 86%, so you…
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Why is MHC a major cause of graft rejection and name three components in a typical immunosuppression therapy that might be used to prevent renal transplant rejection and briefly describe the mode of a…
briefly explain the site of action of all the drugs: tetrodotoxin (TTX).neostigmine, atropine ,Naloxone.
I need help answering these tasks plz Task 3 Carry out background research into a range of the pharmaceuticals that are used in medical imaging. For each one that you identify describe and then compar…
The APRN is considering addition of a calcium channel blocker to the regimen of a patient already receiving ranolazine. Which of the following would be the most appropriate choice? A. Verapamil B. Di…
Explain briefly in a maximum of 200 words, how a list of CYP450 enzyme inhibitors or inducers help a pharmacist predicting drug interaction.
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the patient is to receive D5 1/4 NS at 125ml/hr. the drop factor is 15. what is the the gtts/min
Describe the megavitamin approach of vitamin therapy. Discuss two reasons why this approach can be dangerous and provide examples to support your reasons.
Discuss the impact of using immune modulators in children, adults ,and older adults. Determine unique risk factors based on age group.
A 24 year old female completing her studies. While home for spring break, she presents to her primary care physician because she has been worried about her academic, professional, and personal futur…
What lab value will best reflect renal function in a client taking multiple medicines? is it urinalysis
Directions: Answer scenarios. Scenario I: Mr. Bill is looking for a cold medication, and he has HBP. Choose an OTC medication that the pharmacist will recommend, and why? Give the brand and generic na…
2–The physician orders Phenytoin ( administer? nasogastric tube. Phenytoin is available as 50 mg / 5 mL. How many Tablespoons will the 19 -> 1050 my 5x = 300 my 0:39 -52 = = 0. 3401000 300x 5 3- H…
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5° HOW THE PANDEMIC AND A DISCIPLINE LIKE PHARMACY PLAYED A POSITIVE ROLE DURING THE COVID
List typical adverse drug reactions encountered by radiopharmaceuticals, and describe the treatment/antidote for each.
OSTEOARTHRITIS G.P., a 66-year-old, right-handed white man, seeks treatment for swelling and decreased range of motion in the third finger of his right hand. He tells you he retired at age 65 after 40…
Pharmaco*kinetic parameters for the medicines carbamazepine (anti-convulsant) , rifampicin and vancomycin (antibiotics) are compiled in the table below. Assuming first-order elimination kinet…
Probenecid is a drug that acts as a renal tubular blocking agent. If taken in combination with another drug it can reduce the tubular secretion of the other drug. Therefore, probenecid can be intentio…
As Vitamins C and E, polyphenols, and carotenoids are plant metabolites which are beneficial to the body due mainly to their antioxidant effects, what are the ill-effects oxidation to the cells of the…
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List the common worms that cause disease in humans. Which is the common worm infestation in the United States? In the world? Differentiate between intestinal and tissue-invading worms.(1 learning obje…
Using brief notes and a sketch, illustrate the effect of rifampicin and itraconazole on plasma concentration-time profiles of midazolam. Be sure to identify the underlying mechanisms responsible for t…
I m working on an assignment and have this question to answer: Mark Wilner is a 48 year old male with Type II DM who presents with a fever, chills, nausea, and right arm pain, erythema, and swelling a…
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I am trying to locate case studies for pharmacology NUR2474. I am unable to find the book where this case study is located: You are starting your 3:00-to-11:00 pm shift on a medical-surgical floor. Af…
the nurse recognizes the patient is taking a neutral therapy for BPH when the patient states he is taking which of the following
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Produce 3 examples of primary sources and the corresponding secondary sources derived from them.
Describe factors that might have influenced pharmaco*kinetic and pharmacodynamic processes of the patient with allergic to penicillin.
What are the Contradiction of Ezetimibe, Perindopril and Amlodipine? some nursing consideration About these medicine? please answer according to MIMS online 2021
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Compare and contrast the therapeutic effects of interleukin, interferon, monoclonal antibody chemotherapy drugs, and immunomodulator chemotherapy drugs.
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56.) Which of the following statements best contrasts competitive antagonists with physiological antagonists? A.) Physiological antagonists interfere with another drug’s ability to combine with its re…
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54.) Which of the following statements best describes the warning that should be communicated to patients who are dispensed anticoagulant medication? A.) While you are taking this medication, you migh…
In stock is a 600 mL of a solution that is 30% (v/v) alcohol in water. How many cc or pure alcohol does it contain?
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Are the answers be 1. a 2. c 3. b Are these correct? If it is not correct, what is the correct answer and why?
A physician orders cyclophosphamide to be given 5mg/kg qid in 50ml D5W. The patient weighs 132 pounds. If the concentration of the drug available is 500 mg/10 ml, how many ml should be added to each b…
Here is the file. Please do the needful quickly and oblige. Developed by Michael Wallisch Olsen Laboratory Department of Physiology & Pharmacology PHYP618 2012 Tissue primary cells or immortalized…
What are the components of the central nervous system?
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The strength of Hydrocortisone cream is 0.5%. This means a tube of 20 gram (g) of the cream contains how many grams of Hydrocortisone?
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Explain the advantages and disadvantages of drugs with shorter half lives and those with longer half lives
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You refill a 20 ml syringe to determine how many ml of fluid a tablesppon can hold by releasing water into the measuring spoon until full. You find it takes 16 ml to fill the spoon. what would happen …
How did John Cade’s discovery of lithium change clinical practice (i.e. patient treatment) and what was it’s sociological impact?
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develop a teaching plan for the parents of an active toddler addressing safety measures and parent education to prevent accidental poisoning
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Q1-M.P., a 52-year-old Asian woman, presents to the clinic to discuss her heartburn symptoms. Her primary care physician has been running late, and she was rushed back to her examination room a few mi…
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A hospital pharmacist fills a medication order calling for an intravenous fluid of dextrose 5% in 0.9% sodium chloride injection and 40 mEq of potassium chloride in a total volume of 1000 mL. The intr…
Ordered:Heparin 5,000 units subcuttwice a day Supply: Multidose vial of 4 mL of heparin sodium injection 10,000 units/mL Give: __________ mL
A nurse is caring for a client who receives neostigmine 1 hr ago and is experiencing a muscarinic response. Which of the following manifestation should the nurse expect? 1. Myoclonic seizure 2. Occipi…
outline all branches of Pharmacology…………………………………………………………….
List four factors that must be taken into consideration when stocking and storing drug products in the pharmacy.
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Describe the most commonly prescribed drugs for ALZHIEMERS Provide evidence by sharing clinical guidelines, research articles, or other scholarly materials to support your findings.
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Thiazide diuretics are the most commonly used diuretics in the treatment of hypertension. True or false. Provide rationale
What is the best form of medication for a UTI with an adult patient with a penicillin allergy?
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Answer questions # 1 and # 2. Case Study 6.1 Read the case study and answer the questions. Answers can be found in Appendix A. A 58-year-old male who has a history of angina, . Coreg (carvedilol) 12.5…
Question 66 The student wants to know how the clinical manifestations and onset of juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) differ from those of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) in adults. What answer by the heal…
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A nursing student is preparing medication cards for clinical on drugs that affect gastrointestinal motility. These drugs affect motor activity of the gastrointestinal tract in several different ways. …
A patients with low magnesium has been prescribed Magnesium sulfate 2G in 50ml D5W. The recommended infusions rate is 1g/hr. How many ml per hour should the pump be programmed for?
Describe why the lack of controls on herbal and alternative therapies can impact safe drug therapy. What responsibilities do nurses have related to herbal and alternative therapies?|
Ordered:lanoxin 0.25 mg tablet po daily in the a.m. for a patient with heart failure.Available:lanoxin 0.125 mg tablets, scored.Give:
Which molecule would be the most soluble in water? (1 point)
A drug that causes abnormal development of the fetus leading to deformities .
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BT is a 64 yo female with vasospastic angina?Which of the following medications may be the best option for maintenance preventive therapy ? a)SL NTG b)amlodipine c)metoprolol d)ranolazine
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The nurse is providing client education for a client newly prescribed a hydantoin antiseizure medication. The nurse has taught the client about the need to taper down the dose of the drug slowly when …
I can’t find that drug name anywhere, I’m not sure what it is short for 500 mg? mg? 120 because of 3 refills or 30? 1 time a day? or 3 times a day? tid means 3 times a day but there is a 1 before it
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Why does it take sometimes two to six weeks for some antidepressants to work?Discuss the theory that addresses this issue.
Describe the mechanism and use of relievers (namely beta 2 agonists), preventers and symptom controllers in the management of asthma and COPD.
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Fill in the blanks. ___________ route requires that medication is placed under the tongue and allowed to dissolve and is _____________ through the abundant blood vessels.
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How are the mechanisms of pharmaco*kinetics used in clinical practice- critical concentration, loading does and dynamic equilibrium?
Mr. Lonnie Carter, a 70-year-old Caucasian male, who has a history of hypertension, coronary artery disease, diabetes, and early onset of dementia, was living alone at home. He is being admitted into …
Your patient has an order for Epinephrine 4mcg/min IV. Pharmacy has supplied a solution labeled Epinephrine 1 my in D5W 500ml. You will set the infusion pump for how many ml/min?
tutoring is needed with pharmacology question. Explain why prostaglandin Fra is not effective in all species in pregnancy termination.
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Cell phone usage is so commonplace that many people no longer have a home phone. People use their phones for work and pleasure many times throughout the day. There are many people who never leave home…
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what factors place an infant or child at risk when prescribing medications
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what do we call this kind of response, Unpredictable and unexplained drug reaction.
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Question text An infant who receives a drug that does not produce CNS side effects in adults exhibits drowsiness and sedation. The nurse understands that this is because of differences in which physio…
Ammonium chloride injection contains 267.5 mg/mL of NH 4 Cl (MW = 53.5). How many mEq of NH 4 Cl are present in a 20 mL vial?
what are the effects of beta blockers on anxiety? In what method are they able to decrease anxiety?
solution on you arrive to the answer. 6. Physician order reads: Acetaminophen infant suspension liquid 5 mg/lb po g4h for pain. The concentration of the medication is 160mg/5mL. How many tsp will you …
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calculate the amount required for the following mixtures
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Give examples of drugs that would increase or decrease gastric emptying time
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Question 20 A client reports restlessness, nervousness, irritability, and insomnia. The client denies caffeine intake, but has been taking an OTC pain reliever for a headache. What is the best explana…
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Digoxin (LAN OXIN ) is available for parenteral pediatric use in a concentration of 0.05 mg/mL. H ow many milliliters would provide a dose of 40 mg?
Discuss the term-narrow therapeutic index. Why is the relevant to understand for safe medication administration?
Steroid drugs like prednisolone is produced from which type of plant material?
If a physician prescribed 4 grams of aspirin to be taken by a patient daily, about how many 5 grain tablets should the patient take each day? One milligram of Streptomycin sulphate contains the antibi…
Sintix in College Students (SICS Study) Dr. Raymond Romano is the Principal Investigator (person in charge of a study) of a randomized clinical trail to determine the effectiveness of Sintix, a new …
A client suffers from otosclerosis. What are some common findings? Select all that apply A) Symmetric hearing loss B) Problems hearing phone conversations C) Tinnitus D) High Frequency hearing loss E)…
Please help with this? 60 While monitoring a patient who just started the antidepressant therapy with citalopram (Celexa), a nurse will observe for which problem during the early time frame of this th…
The nurse is caring for a client receiving a blood transfusion who develops urticaria one-half hour after the transfusion has begun. What is the first action the nurse should take?
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questions 10. Order is 2000 mg LR infused over 24 hours. Available is 1 gram LR infusion bags. What is the infusion rate per hour?
Please summarize this article and expand on importance of specialized IBD pharmacist PHARMACIST ROLE IN IBD MEDICATION OPTIMIZATION (PRIMO-IBD) Nari Kim, Chau Chu, Hai Tran, Rita Shane, Gil Melmed INT…
Besides job boards, Linkedin, Career builder and Monster, what are some alternative sources of employment opportunities not often thought about and how can they be useful in your job search?
Case Patient: Louise 62-year-old-housewife- non-smoker C/C: Louise presents in the clinic today for an evaluation of a cough, chest pain and hypoxia . History of Present Illness: Louise stat…
Many of the guidelines are for both Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes. You will be focusing on the medication management of Type 2 diabetes and associated co-morbid conditions (for example hypertension and h…
A baby weighs 8 pounds and 4 ounces and is to be fed every three hours.She needs to be fed formula of 60 mL/kg/24 hours.How many milliliters should the baby receive for each feed?
What is the use of hypothalamic and Pituitary Agents in Children and what are the special considerations.
How is digoxin administered to a patient with heart failure
Explain the pathophysiology of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia. Describe the pharmacodynamic and pharmaco*kinetic aspects of the drug in treating the disease.
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What antibiotic is most commonly used for strep throat?
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A primary care nurse practitioner (NP) sees a patient and diagnoses impetigo.Three crusted lesions are observed.What is the most appropriate treatment for this infection? Group of answer choices t…
Pls Show your solution Dosage Calculation Order: 100mg nitrofurnantoin (MacroBID) PO q6h for 7 days Available: 100mg capsule How many capsules will the nurse give per 24hr period? What is a realistic …
Ion Question 46 Not yet answered Points out of 1 Flag question Which of the following statement correctly describes how a drug’s serum half-life impacts the dosing interval? Select one: 2 O a. Drugs w…
23.) A diuretic is any agent that? A.) Produces edema in patients who have congestive heart failure. B.) Inhibits the reabsorption of sodium or potassium. C.) Produces increased fluid loss through per…
Why is it easier to develop a deficiency of the B vitamins than to develop a deficiency of vitamin A?
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1- The nurse is caring for a client who takes an antiarrhythmic agent and is reporting a complete lack of appetite. Which cardiac antiarrhythmic agent would the nurse suspect the client is taking? 2- …
Hypertension: Which beta blockers are beta-1 selective ? Which beta-1 selective drug is lipophilic ? What are the cardiac effects of the beta-blockers ?
Order: Amoxil suspension 375 mg p.o. q.6h Supply: Amoxil suspension 250 mg per 5 mL Give: __________ mL Order: Biaxin 100 mg p.o. q.12h Supply: 100 mL of reconstituted Biaxin, 125 mg per 5 mL Give: __…
define commonly used terminologies that are associated with cancer pathophysiology and pharmacology?
a patient is receiving an antibiotic therapy. Ordered is ampicillin 1 g IV every 6 hours, the medication is available from pharmacy in a mini bag premixed in 100 mL of 0.9% NS and is to be infused ove…
45.) Erythropoetin stimulates the production of? A.) White blood cells. B.) Red blood cells. C.) Plasma. D.) Platelets.
28)-A physician orders vancomycin 800 mg IVPB in a total of 200 mL of fluids to infuse over 6 hours with an infusion set of 30 gtts/mL. What is the flow rate needed for this order to be completed?
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Temazepam is a benzodiazepine hypnotic supplied in a capsule containing a liquid with 10 or 20 mg temazepam. After intake, absorption is rapid with a bioavailability of 95%. The average volume of dist…
Which of the following is true about the oral bioavailability of relatively high hepatic extraction ratio drugs in cirrhosis if portal-systemic shunting has occurred? A: Oral bioavailability will be i…
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Which word describes the amount of matter an object contains? O altitude O density O mass O pressure
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Some people think that taking human growth hormone supplements will help you reverse aging. If this is accurate, what would you see in the news media or medical journals? How would you assume HGH supp…
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“Nodes,” a 74.8 lb FS Golden Retriever has been diagnosed with cancer. She is scheduled to receive Doxorubicin (2 mg/mL)IV as part of her chemotherapy. The dosage is 30 mg/mg(squared) (Directions for …
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You are explaining the difference between cholinergic drugs and cholinergic blocking drugs. What would the nurse monitor for? Are there any contraindications? Explain why or why not? Are there any con…
a 50-year-old male patient is suffering from pneumonia, was given 1000 mg IV bolus dose of the antibiotic Z. The following table contains his plasma concentrations: Time (min) Concentration (mg/L) 5mi…
Please answer. . What is the essence of knowing the anatomy and physiology of the nervous system? . What is the significance of drugs related to this system and its repercussions if used incorrectly?
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The mechanism of this drug is similar to other alkylating agents however a drawback to using this drug is its nephrotoxic potential: A. Cisplatin (Platinol) B. Cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan) C. Flutamide …
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please fast answer without explain 15. Which of the following antifungals is contraindicated in ventricular arrhythmia? a. Ketoconazole b. Itraconazole c. Clotrimazole. d. Voriconazole
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Three liters of IV Lactated Ringer’s is ordered to be given over 12 hours. The drop factor is 20 gtt/mL. The IV has been running for 7 hours and 800 mL remain. How many gtt/min are needed so that the …
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Gami is a 48-year-old who you discover when completing a health history is taking cinnamon to treat Type II Diabetes. She is specifically using cassia Cinnamon. You also discover that she is taking Gi…
A 45-year-old man develops muscle pain two weeks after starting a statin. What management solutions for the patient would you provide in the following scenarios: muscle pain with rhabdomyolysis muscle…
- The medication order states, administer magnesium 4 gram in 500 ml D5W at 400 mg/hr via an infusion pump. What is the infusion rate in ml/hr? 2.The provider ordered lactated …
steril Compoundingand Aseptic Technique: Lisa McCartney; Paradigm Publishing; ISBN: 978-0-76384-083-9. Coring occurs when rubber fills the bore of the needle, when the needle punctures the stopper. …
hey i am a pharmacy tech looking for PT122/PTN1237 Section 01 Pharmacology for Technicians quiz from module 02 to module 06. year 2020
tutoring help is needed with the nerve and nervous system study guide for pharmacology. 1 Arises in the cranial and sacral a. Parasympathetic NS spinal cord segments 2. Is essential for life b. Sympat…
I am taking exam #1 in Pharmacology Nursing 615. Does anyone know the BEST way to prepare for this test and thoughts of what may be importatn to study? Please only responses from those who have taken …
How do barbiturates act to control epileptic seizures and to induce sleep?
your order reads ceftizoxime 1g IVPB every 8 hours. the pharmacy supplies it in 100ml D5W. you need to infuse it over 30 minutes. using gravity drip tubing with a drop factor of 10, how fast will you …
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Drug SKF 123 in a patient named Marie S (50 kg). This drug is available in three forms, the free (pure) from SFK123, the hydrochloride (SKF123HCI) and the tartrate (SKF 123Tart). Physical chemical/PK…
BeK o Discussion . List two adverse affects associated with each antihypertensive drug class
i have attached leaflet of veterinary drugs please explain following terms of both drugs separably Product APIs Therapeutic class Formulation type Manufacturers’ specs Bio availability Dosage & ad…
CASE STUDY PEPTIC ULCER DISEASE PATIENT PRESENTATION o Chief Complaint “My stomach has been hurting for the past few weeks. Over the weekend, I noticed my bowel movements were black and tarr…
Unidad I Abreviaturas para los técnicos de farmacia Transcribe cada asignatura de la forma que escribirías en el rótulo de cada receta. Recuerda comenzar con un verbo, incluir ruta de administraci?…
Compare/contrast Diabetes Mellitus Type I to Diabetes Mellitus Type II at the cellular and chemical levels. Can you see any reason/explanation why members of the same family might be more prone …
- The patient is to receive D5 ¼ NS at 125 ml/hr.The drop factor is 15.gtts/min?________ 4. 500mLof0.9% Normal Saline is ordered to infuse over 4 hours.How manymLper hour do yo…
- A large pharmaceutical company is developing a new paracetamol (Fig. 1) tablet formulation. Magnesium stearate (Fig. 2) will be added to the formulation as a powder lubricant for the tableting proc…
Please help me answer my assignments! Thank you !. Prepare the following formula for 6 patients. How much of each ingredient will you measure out? Podophyllum resin 25% Benzoin tincture qsad 20 mL Par…
Question 25 (2 points Pharmacoeconomics is a framework for evaluat comparing one treatment against another. Dete reviewing pharmacoeconomics studies of Al Cost analysis
Define common terms used in general pharmacology? Penn Foster Vet tech Pharmacology study objectives.
Question 5 of 20 : Select the best answer for the question 5. A monograph is cross-referenced by the United States and what other country’s brand names? O A. United Kingdom O B. Canadian O C. Australi…
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an 80-year old woman has chronically low hemoglobin despite a diet high in iron. the primary care nurse practitioner np will perform laboratory tests to confirm a diagnosis and should suspect the pa…
What critical piece of information is missing from the following medication order: Amoxicillin 250 mg every 8 hours?
Describe the clinical and microbiological parameters that should be monitored to evaluate the efficacy of antibiotic therapy
Hello! Please help me answer this. Complete solution is required. No need explanation. Thank you! Calculations I. Multiple Choice with solution needed. Reference: H., Ansel PharCal . 21. Wh…
Question 1 Select all that apply. Ineffectiveness of antibiotics is related to all of the following careful selection of antibiotics not following guidelines for drug administration saving some of the…
The patient is going home with instructions to take tetracycline, 0.75 g PO for 7 days.The medication is available in 250 mg tablets.How many tablets will the patient need for the 7days that he is…
The client recently prescribed quinidine is at highest risk for which common adverse effect?
Discuss the role of the basal ganglia in controlling movement. Support your discussion with a known medical disease example.
Choose a geriatric disorder and describe the treatment. Detail mechanism of action, potential side effects, potential drug-drug or drug-food interactions etc.
create an information card for each of the following medications (8 total): Bacitracin Cefazolin Erythromycin Gentamicin Metronidazole Polymixin B sulfate Tobramycin Vancomycin Each Pharmacology Infor…
The nurse assesses the client for which symptoms that may indicate heart failure? (Select all that apply.) Tachycardia Dyspnea Bradycardia Weight gain Edema
please read very carefully and be thorough with your answers. Mr. Dumbledore has a long history of gouty arthritis. When the disease is exacerbated, the last three fingers on his right hand become pai…
RT1. What mechanism is involved in myoglobin-induced acute tubular necrosis? RT2. What are the differences between prerenal, intrinsic, and postrenal kidney failure? RT3. What role does ultrasound pla…
Will leave a thumps up for a great answer. Doing a presentation answer must be longer than 5 minute (please no dots points) For the following drugs briefly describe their mechanism of action, which…
Explain the dose-response curve and what is the significance of a margin of safety
A 10-year-old female weighing 80 lbs presents with a urinary tract infection and will be treated with sulfamethoxazole/trimethoprim (Bactrim®). Dosing for this medication is typically based on the tr…
List the common worms that causes diseases in humans
pharmacology. Case Study Chapter 7 Over-the Counter Drugs and Herbal and Dietary Supplements John Jones, a 54-year old chant with chronic kidney failure and atrial fibrillation, receives a kichiey tra…
invent a scenario where giving Amitriptyline medication could result in an ethical or legally charged situation
What steps does a company have to take to compress the vaccine development cycle and what risks do they take on if you try this?
What are the major symptoms of Tourette’s Syndrome? What is the anatomy and physiology of this condition ( include a diagram and a summary iof that diagram)? What do you think might account for the pa…
I submitted my case study around noon but haven’t heard back it was pharmacology case study
Chief Complaint “I have been coughing up blood.” HPI This 66-year-old woman presents to her PCP with complaints of a dry, nonproductive cough for 2.5 months, dyspnea on exertion, and hemoptysis for 1 …
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Q1: Explain why a three-compartment model would give a more accurate assumption of drug pharmaco*kinetic parameters than a one-compartment model. Q2: Explain why it would be difficult to obtain valid u…
- The physician has ordered ASA 650 mg p.o. Q 4 hr. for temperature higher than 1010 F. The medication is supplied in 325mg tablets. How many tablets will the patient receive in 24-hours?
3.) Order for 1 gm Tylenol Elixer po every 6 hrs prn pain. Available 160 mg/5ml. How many ml will you give? (Round to the nearest tenth)
Compare and contrast stimulant and opioid addictions. Emphasize the mechanism of action, receptors and any pathways involved.
“Please describe how natural killer cells assist in cell-mediated and humoral immunity”. I have found information relating to NK cell function within the innate immune system but need help identify…
What nanotechnology technique utilized in: Myocet Megestrol Acetate Doxil Zevalin Aprepitant Abraxane what are the difference between non nanotechnology and nanotechnology of Myocet Megestrol Acetat…
Question 6 (2 points) )Listen What generic drug was recently approved by the FDA to treat HSDD in women? clomiphene flibanserin O sildenafil misoprostol Question 7 (2 points) 45 E ) Listen 48 What med…
Hello, please hep me with my assignment, about Medical Device Scenarios & Reflection pleasereview attachment. Be sure that the resources you use are credible (ie. Peer reviewed, professional…
A 57-year-old self-employed contractor makes an appointment for another “chest infection.” He caught an upper respiratory tract infection from his grandchildren 10 days ago, and he now has a produc…
Question 10 (5 points) The health care provider has ordered 5 mg/kg acyclovir IV every 8h for a client who weighs 60 kg. How much medication will the nurse administer per dose?
What difference (if any) do first generation vs second generation antipsychotics have on these potential side effects (address prolactin, cardiac arrhythmias, and seizures)?
Hi tutors, I require assistance from these two questions. For these two set of questions, a diagram is not needed but feel free to provide if you feel like 🙂 But I would want in-depth explanations fo…
- The order is for 80 mg Amoxicillin IM. The vial of the medication is labeled 100 mg/mL. How many mL will you give?__ml 2. The order is for 100,000 Units penicillin. The penicillin on hand is …
Need to write on the function of ABCB1 and SLCO1B1 within the human body needs to be around five hundred to seven hundred. And another on the pharmacogenomics of drug response. needs to be around fi…
If drugs such as gentamycin are very “free” (like 90%) – how are they effective??
If a prescription states Albuterol Liquid 2 mg. po bid x 10 days and the pharmacy carries 2 mg/5 ml concentration liquid – how much liquid is needed to fill the prescription?
what indication would a provider prescribe Robitussin (guaifenesin) with either dexthromethorphan or codeine?
1- AT is a 58-year-old man seen in the clinic today. His chief complaint was feeling fatigued and chest palpitations. JB is 5’11” and wt. 156 lbs, HR 95 bpm BP 99/59 mmhg Labs SrCr 1.2mg/dL, BUN 40mg/…
Prescriptions of the controlled substances listed in these schedules may be refilled up to five times in 6 months? Question 22 options: a) Schedules 1 and 2 b) Schedules 3 and 4 c) Schedules 3, …
Please help me to do this exercise. alt 96 fn control option command 4, 5, 8, 9 J. In a study of the effectiveness of an antipsychotic drug, patients treated with the drug were compared to patients re…
The amount of time that a cell takes to progress through the cell cycle is determined by which of the following?
can’t figure out these calculations.. Lab 1 Experiment 2 Data Sheet Table 5: Experiment 2 Results Percent Strength Grams Step 4 Juice A 25% n/a Step 7 Juice A 30% n/a Step 7 Juice B 70% n/a Step 9 Jui…
Question 22 of 25 A client says, "This morning’s nurse told me that my pain medication is a scheduled drug Aren’t all drugs given on a schedule?" How should the nurse respond? O A) "Med…
what is histoplasmosis? and what medication is used to treat this condition?
Why some cytotoxic anticancer drugs have emetogenic potential?
describe receptor theory using an inanimate object as an example
There are different classes of diuretics, classified according to what renal tubule system they affect. Loop diuretics block the reabsorption of salt in the ascending limb of the loop of Henle. Potass…
According to the Patient Safety Primer (2019), there are four main components of an effective reporting system. First, the practice must protect the privacy of any employee who reports an incident. Th…
Question 18 (1 point) The nurse anticipates the provider to order liver enzyme tests for which patient? O a) 42 yo taking Metformin (Glucophage) b) 63 yo taking Urecholine (Bethanechol Chloride) c) 48…
Question 25 of 25 A client is receiving a medication with a narrow therapeutic index. What is the priority action by the nurse? A) Review the client’s most recent renal and liver functions tests O B) …
For the following drugs:- Trihexiphenidyl, Apomorphine, ropinirole, selegiline , entacapone and another two parkinsons drugs of your choice. Please can you explain the mechanism of action, notes on us…
O HO O N O 4 LogP: 2.9 (PSA: 76.07 A2 CLogP: 3.1 pkg: 9.1. {d} Using the appropriate rules, evaluate how drug-like compound 4 is. Justify your answer. [IS marks] lie} Using your answer to part {d} pre…
What are clinical uses of Normal Saline (NaCl 0.9) ?
What will be the final product, after protonation, of the reaction between an acetylide anion and a ketone? a) Carboxylic acid b) Secondary alcohol c) Primary alcohol d) Tertiary alcohol
A patient had a sore throat and took some Amoxicillin at home for what he thought was strep throat. A few days later he was diagnosed with Mono (EBV). What may happen when taking Amoxicillin with a di…
The healthcare provider orders 1 liter of normal saline to be infused in 8 hours. At what rate should the nurse set the infusion pump?
a patient/client receives Humalog 7 units subcutaneously daily at 7:00AM. The nurse knows that this type of insulin will reach its peak effectiveness at which time?
A child is prescribed an inhed corticosteroid agent to decrease respiratory inflammation related to expisre to an animal. What should the aprn monitor for the child?. Question 7 1 points SAVE ANSWER A…
ICD-10-PCS Code Assignment for: This 35-year-old male was hiking in the mountains and he was lost for 3 days. The temperature was 10 to 20 degrees. His body temperature is 94 degrees and it was determ…
What are the factors that might influence pharmaco*kinetic and pharmacodynamic process of a 50years old African American male with history of hypertension and diabetes. How would plan of care might hav…
QUESTION 1 Glucuronidation would most likely result in which of the following: Increased water solubility In…
Pharmacology questions. Name: Complete the following: (10 points) Antihypertensive Mechanism of Action Examples (give 2 examples of Agent each agent) Generic Name Brand Name Diuretic agents a a h. ACE…
A 12.6 kg child with pneumonia is receiving Clindamycin. The medication order reads: Clindamycin 95 mg IV every 6 hours. The medication label reads: 5 mg/ml in 0.09% NS. You should administer how many…
Mr. A is a 32-year-old gentleman. He is overweight and has a blood pressure of 177/113 mmHg. His work requires him to seat for most of his working time. He smokes around 25 cigarettes daily and drinks…
A nurse in an intensive care unit is monitoring a client who has cardiogenic shock and is receiving a continuous IV infusion of dopamine. Which of the following findings requires an immediate interv…
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Okay so your a Dental Assistant at an Oral Surgery office and the Dentist ask you to hand him a type of needle for tooth #14 what needle would you use? And how about if he ask you to hand him the inje…
Hi any help please! 19. The prescriber ordered Vitamin B12 alpha (hydroxocobalamin) 34 mcg IM/month for a child who weighs 20 kg. The label reads 1,000 mcglmL. (a) How many milliliters will the child …
pls help!! A 9-year-old child with a traumatic family history has been diagnosed with depression and prescribed trazodone 1.5 mg/kg PO daily in three divided doses. The child weighs 88 lbs. How many 4…
Chronic exposure to certain organochlorine pesticide residues have been linked to disorders of the nervous system. Traces of some neurotoxic pesticides have recently been detected in groundwater syste…
What drugs are used in the treatment of Parkinson’s disease?
A client taking long-term antacids complains of diarrhea. What can a provider conclude about the patient?
An elderly woman with a history of Alzheimer’s disease, coronary artery disease, and myocardial infarction had a fall at home 3 months ago that resulted in her receiving an open reduction internal fix…
- a)Based on the product shown in Table 1, make an advertisem*nt poster that can be placed in front of the pharmacy counter in a retail pharmacy. just create a simple one no need color anything on…
PHA105 computing math assignment. For the following recipes calculate the amount of each ingredient to make the requested Mitte quantities. Bromides Syrup Potassium Bromide 8 g Sodium Bromide 8 g Ammo…
What is the difference among the antibiotics of Ciprofloxacin and Metronidaole?
Hi! I need clear and detailed solution for this. Choices are given but needed detailed solution . Please help. Explanation is not needed. Thank you! Calculations reference: Pharmaceutical. Ca…
these answers are wrong. Could you solve them to me please? Question 5 of 35 Question 5 1 points Sav A client with HIV is taking an antiviral agent. What comment by the client would indicate that the …
The numbers from the top procedure need to match the question number listed in chart. Please show work of calculations training vial#1(50 mcg/mL) Vial#2(100 mg/mL) Vial#3(330 mg/mL) Vial#4(50 GM/mL) c…
A nurse is assessing a 32-year-old postpartum patient and notes 2+ pitting edema of the ankles and pretibial area. The patient denies having “swelling” prior to delivery. The nurse reviews the patient…
- Compare and contrast the actions of g couple proteins and ion gated channels. ·G couple proteins o ·Ion gated channels o ·Both o
Question 3(2 points) Saved DEA numbers appear on the _____. Question 3 options: a) prescriber’s professional license b) prescription for a controlled substance c) medication bottle that con…
I need the receptors that these neurotransmitters bind to Neurotransmitte r Acetylcholine Monoamines Catecholamines: Dopamine Norepinepherine Epinepherine Indolamines: Serotonin Amino acids Histamine …
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An IV infusing at 30drops/min. The DF is 20. How Many ml/hr are being infused at tis rate
- The Order: give PenG 400,000 units IM bid. The PenG is available as 250,000 U/mL. How many ml will be given each dose? 20. Order: Give 500mg of Keflex po q6 hr. Available: 250 mg tablets. How many…
Prepare 400 mL of dextrose 7.5% using D5W and D10W. How many mL of each solution will you need?
Scenario #2 Jim is a 73 year old male, who is becoming more forgetful. His wife notices that he has difficulty remembering certain family members and how to perform some ADLs. His wife took him to his…
- The drugs used in this experiment are acetylcholine, tubocurarine, potassium, suxamethonium and edrophonium. Fill in the following table by matching the pharmacological actions correctly…
