FHTNC PN Pharm Test 1 part 2

Pt has infection in toes; need to teach the client how to bandage; what domain should you use?

FDA Pregnancy drug category: evidence of risks, but potential benefit may outweigh risks

objective data are facts supplied by the patient's family

less activation

Injection angles: intradermal

the orphan drug act of 1983 was passed to encourage the development and marketing of products used to treat rare disease

decision making process that involves determining effectiveness of nursing interventions in meeting expected outcomes

86 yo with heartburn; which of the following demonstrates the use of patient centered care concepts?

what is the purpose of the controlled substances act of 1970?

drugs that occupy receptors but do not activate them; no activation

a client wants to know why his PCP prescribed a liquid medication for an illness. How should the nurse best explain?

takes into consideration that patient is willing to regulate, integrate into daily living the treatment regimen

Which of the following should the nurse include in selecting a nursing diagnosis?

which of the following nursing steps refers to the preparation of one or more drugs to a specific client?

examples of nursing diagnosis: hygiene; stop taking meds; smoking with COPD

examples of nursing diagnosis: health literacy; do not have the knowledge base to understand

Which of the following are types of complementary therapy

Injection angles: SQ (subcutaneous)

a nurse is caring for a client who is cold bearing age. Which is the most relevant assessment?

FDA Pregnancy drug category: risk cannot be ruled out, but potential benefits may outweigh risks

which of the following are types of alternative therapy

FDA Pregnancy drug category: zero risk to the fetus in animal studies, zero adequate studies in humans

a client presents to urgent care with severe dehydration. Which is the best route of fluid admin for quick hydration?

FDA Pregnancy drug category: no risk to fetus in human studies

When getting a drug history from a patient you should include:

patient who is not managing the drug regimen correctly; nurse must ensure that patient understands drug regimen

examples of nursing diagnosis: patient understands/ask questions; be proactive (want to do better/be better health wise)

what is the necessary (PO) order info?

a drug allergy occurs because the individuals immune system views the drug as a foreign substance called an antigen

examples of nursing diagnosis: to follow the care plan

behavior of patient/caregiver that fails to coincide with therapeutic plan agreed on by patient and health care provider

carrying out a plan of action; natural outgrowth of assessment and planning phase of nursing process

if a dose of a drug is omitted or forgotten, it is okay for the patient to double up on medication

a client must have which of the following to learn?

the planning phase is the carrying out of a plan of action and is a natural outgrowth of the assessment phase of NP

decreased ability to focus on details and understand treatment plan

a nurse is assigned to care for a client with a respiratory problem. What questions should you ask for subjective data?

motivation; factors/blocks (language barrier, vision/hearing loss); teaching methods; facilitate learning

certain cancer drugs work by altering cell environment. Pt asks nurse how, which method of action should be the response

Injection angles: IM (intramuscular)

expected outcome: describes maximum level of wellness that is reasonably attainable for patient; must be realistic

drugs that occupy receptors and activate them; full activation

To avoid confusion which of the following categories of drug names should the nurse use when discussing drugs w/ client?

FDA Pregnancy drug category: contraindicated (risks outweigh benefits)

Deficient knowledge is an appropriate nursing diagnosis when used for a patient who is deficient in cognitive knowledge

description of patient's problems & their probable/actual related causes based on subjective/objective data in database

objective and subjective data collected when patient is first seen in a hospital/clinic/health care facility

the cognitive domain involves intellectual activities such as thought, recall, decision making, and drawing conclusions.