What is an example of how to prevent an medication error?

Clarify unclear handwriting or order

what are the domains of learning

cognitive affective psychomotor

What are the five + 1 drug rights

Right: patient, drug, dose, route, frequency, documentation

Define Drug synergism

produce effect that is greater than the sum of their actions

What are the phases in the pharmacokinetic phase?

absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion

Why do we use NANDA's in pharmacology

identify patients problems related to medication

What is the purpose of the evaluation stage of nursing process

analyze the collected data to see if patient met their goal

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Nur149 Pharm 1 Quiz

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1
What greatly determines whether a patient will learn the material
prior knowledge
motivation
education
current financial status
2
What is the "study of drugs and their action on living organisms?"
Physical Tolerance
Herbal Use
Pharmacology
Medication
3
What type of name is the "manufacture" name of a drug?
Scientific
Chemical
Generic
Trade
4
What is an example of how to prevent an medication error?
Let another nurse pass your medications
Clarify unclear handwriting or order
Check the label to the Mar 2 times
Listen to music while at workstation
5
what are the domains of learning
cognitive physical affective
cognitive affective psychomotor
psychomotor and cognitive
cognitive and emotional
6
What does a STAT order mean?
this is a one time order
Patient can demand a dose at any time
Immediately
Its a routine order
7
What are the two patient identifiers?
Name and Birthdate
Name and Roommates Name
Name and Room number
Name and Picture on MAR
8
What is the nurses responsibility right after medicating a patient?
documenting
monitoring for side effects
smoke break
Q 15min Vital signs
9
What would be helpful for a kinesthetic learner
listen to a lecture
read a pamphlet
watch the nurse complete the task
Do the action, steps
10
What are the five + 1 drug rights
Right: patient, drug, dose, route, frequency, documentation
Right: patient, pharmacy, dose, route, time, documentation
Right: provider, patient, timing, route, medication
Right: patient, dose, route, frequency, documentation
11
Define Drug synergism
unusual or abnormal reaction to a drug
one drug interferes with action of another
combined effect of two drugs is equal of sum of each drug
produce effect that is greater than the sum of their actions
12
What items are on the prescription of a drug?
Generic name, name of pharmacist to fill script
Trade Name, Dosage, Route
Both generic and trade name only
Chemical drug name, Dosage, route
13
How many times should the nurse check the medication label against the MAR?
3
2
1
4
14
What can controlled substances lead to?
Loss of financial stability
Physical dependency
Loss of hair
Drug intolerance
15
what medication will be easier to teach to a patient
inhaler
patch
pill
injection
16
What is the difference in objective data and subjective data
Objective is what you see
Objective is what the patient states
Subjective is what you see
Subjective can be what the other nurses tell you
17
What are the phases in the pharmacokinetic phase?
half life, onset, peak, excretion
onset, peak, duration
absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion
absorption, reconstitution, metabolism
18
Which has the potential to be an obstacle in the learning process
birth state
literacy level
family genetics
financial status
19
Why do we use NANDA's in pharmacology
identify patients problems related to medication
identify patient problems related to diseases
identify patient adverse reactions
In order to make our patients better
20
What does the D in ADPIE stand for?
Divulge
Determine
Decide
Diagnose
21
true of false: Disease can be a factor to influence drug response
False
True
22
What is the time line for drug development?
10-15 years
1-5 years
1-2 years
7-10 years
23
What angle should you give an IM injection?
90
45-60
35
15
24
What is "the study of drug transit after administration?"
Pharmacokinetics
Pharmacodynamics
Pharmacology
Pharmaceutic
25
True or False: "Over the counter drugs can cause no harm to a person."
True
False
26
What is ADPIE
NANDA
nursing judgement
nursing process
this does not exist
27
What is an example of a Parenteral medication route?
Patch
PO
IV
Capsule
28
Who can help stop medication errors?
MD
All
Pharmacy
Nurse
29
What is the purpose of the evaluation stage of nursing process
action of the nursing process
to plan the intervention
gather data
analyze the collected data to see if patient met their goal
30
What are "undesirable drug effects"
side effect
adverse reaction
allergic reaction
anaphylactic shock

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