Final exam review part one!

Neosporin opthalmic soln gtt ii both eyes BID means:

An example of a schedule IV controlled substance would be:

Intermediate (NPH) insulin has an onset of:

Albumin level affects drug excretion.

Which of the following is an example of non-specific drug action?

You are about to give a drug and realize you have not seen this medication before. You should:

If I took care of a patient yesterday, I do not need to check allergies today.

In most settings, insulin doses needs checked by two nurses.

Before giving a medication, you must verify identity using 3 patient identifiers.

Absorption is impacted by renal function.

Distribution delivers medication to:

Which of the following is NOT a way that incretim mimetics work?

The "P" in ADPIE stands for process.

Which of the following describes Y-site incompatability?

Which of the following is NOT a rapid acting insulin?

Drug duration is:

Antagnoists activate a cellular response.

What is drug half-life?

The adrenergic nervous system powers the:

Which of the following does NOT affect a patient's ability to learn?

1 kg equals:

Oxycodone is a schedule II controlled substance.

If you drop a pill on the floor, you should:

Which of the following is NOT one of the 9 rights of med administration?

Enzymes help metabolize drugs.

Most drugs are metabolized by the liver.

Empiric therapy is based on provider judgement, probability, and is administered without culture results.

Which of the following is considered med compliance?

Which of the following would NOT be considered a high-risk patient?

Pharmacodynamics is:

An idiosyncratic response is the same as a therapeutic response.

30 ml =

You are administing medications and realize you accidently gave a dose of a medication after the end date. You should:

Amylin agonists such as pramlintide (Symlin) can be used for:

SL meds work faster than PO meds.

Planning nursing objectives must contain a time frame.

Which of the following routes is NOT impacted by first pass metabolism?

3 Gm is the same as:

What BEST describes maintenance therapy?

Nitroglycerine 0.3mg SL STAT means:

If my patient vomits up a medication, I should obtain another dose.

Which of the following is an example of evaluation?

Medication orders must include all of the following except:

A medication's generic name is used by:

DPP-IV inhibitor such as sitagliptin (Januvia), should not be given with:

Nurses can be held legally liable if they give an inappropirate dose that was entered incorrectly by the prescriber.

Drug onset is when the drug enters the body.

It is 3am and you need to give a PRN pain medication, but the dose entered by the prescriber seems too high. You should