Test Bank:
n
Advanced Pharmacology for Prescribers 1st Edition Luu Kayingo LatestE
n n n n n n n n n
dition, 2024
n
, Table of Contents
n n
Chaptern 1:n Ann Introductionn ton Evidence-Basedn Clinicaln Practicen Guidelines .............................................. 3
Chaptern 2:n Pharmacokineticsn /Chapter3:n Pharmacodynamics .................................................................... 13
Chapter4:n Pharmacogeneticsn andn Pharmacogenomics ................................................................................ 25
Chaptern 5:n Pharmacologyn Acrossn thenLifenSpan ......................................................................................... 30
Chaptern 6:n Drug-Therapyn Prescribingn inn Specialn Populations .................................................................... 36
Chaptern 7:n Drugn Developmentn andn Approval ............................................................................................. 45
Chaptern 8-Chaptern 10:n Foundationsn ofn Prescriptionn Writingn Chaptern 9:n ResponsibleControlled-
SubstancenPrescribingnChaptern 10:nAntibioticnStewardship ......................................................................... 51
Chaptern 11:n Appliedn Calculationsn forn Prescribing ...................................................................................... 58
Chaptern 12-:n Promotingn AdherencenWithn Pharmacotherapyn II:n System-Specificn andnPatient-
FocusednPrescribingn Chaptern 13:n Pharmacotherapyn forn Ear,n Nose,n Mouth,n andThroatn Conditionsn /Chaptern
14:nPharmacotherapynforn EyenConditions .................................................................................................... 67
Chaptern 15:n Pharmacotherapyn forn Skinn Conditions .................................................................................... 74
Chaptern 16:n Pharmacotherapyn forn Neurologicn Conditions.......................................................................... 81
Chaptern 17:n Pharmacotherapyn forn Cardiovascularn Conditions ................................................................... 94
Chaptern 18:n Pharmacotherapyn forn Respiratoryn Conditions ....................................................................... 106
Chaptern 19:n Pharmacotherapyn forn Gastrointestinaln Conditionsn andn Conditionsn RequiringNutritionalnSupp
ort .............................................................................................................................................................. 117
Chaptern 20:nPharmacotherapyn forn Genitourinaryn Conditions ................................................................... 128
Chaptern 21:n Pharmacotherapyn forn Renal,n Acid–Base,n Fluid,n andn ElectrolytenDisorders .......................... 133
Chaptern 22:n Pharmacotherapyn forn Musculoskeletaln andn Rheumatologicn Conditions ............................... 146
Chaptern 23:n Therapeuticn Applicationsn ofn Immunologyn andn Vaccines ..................................................... 158
Chaptern 24:n Pharmacotherapyn forn Endocrinen Disorders ........................................................................... 163
Chaptern 25:nPharmacotherapyn forn Hematologicn Disorders ....................................................................... 174
Chaptern 26:n Hematology/Oncologyn andn Supportiven Carenforn then Nononcologist .................................... 190
Chaptern 27:n Pharmacotherapyn Relatedn ton Women’sn Healthn Conditions................................................... 196
Chaptern 28:n Pharmacotherapyn Relatedn ton Men’sn Healthn Conditions ........................................................ 211
Chaptern 29:n Pharmacotherapyn Relatedn tonTransgendern Care .................................................................... 217
Chaptern 30:n Antimicrobialn Pharmacotherapy............................................................................................ 224
Chaptern 31:n Antiretroviraln Pharmacotherapy ............................................................................................ 235
Chaptern32:nPsychopharmacologynandnIntegrativenHealth:nCombinednTreatmentnofPsychiatricnandnNeuroco
gnitivenConditions ..................................................................................................................................... 247
Chaptern 33:n Pharmacotherapyn forn PainnManagement ............................................................................... 257
Chaptern 34:n Substancen UsenDisordern III:n Healthn Promotionn andn Maintenance ........................................ 267
Chaptern 35:n Over-the-Countern Medications .............................................................................................. 283
Chaptern 36:n Pharmacotherapyn forn Obesity ................................................................................................ 291
,Chaptern 1:n Ann Introductionn ton Evidence-Basedn Clinicaln Practicen Guidelines
MULTIPLEn CHOICE
• Whatn isnthen primaryn purposen ofn then nursingn assessment?
A. Identifyingn underlyingn pathologicn conditions
B. Assistingn then physiciann innidentifyingn medicaln conditions
C. Determiningn then patientsn mentalnstatus
D. Exploringn patientn responsesn ton healthn problems
ANS:nD
Annursingn assessmentn isn donen ton identifyn then patientsn responsen ton healthnpro
blems.n Duringn then nursingn assessmentn phase,nan comprehensiveninformationn
basen isn developedn throughnan physicalnexamination,n nursingnhistory,n medicati
onn history,n andnprofessionaln observation.n Identifyingnunderlyingn pathologicn
conditionsn andn assistingn then physiciann inn identifyingnmedicalnconditionsn isn n
otnpartn ofn then nursingnprocess.n Determiningn thenpatientsn mentaln statusn isn one
n partn ofn then nursingn assessment,n butn itn isn notnthenprimarynpurpose.
DIF:n Cognitiven Level:n Comprehensionn
REF:ndmn 36nOBJ:n1n |n3nTOP:nNursingnP
rocessnStep:nAssessment
MSC:n NCLEXn Clientn Needsn Category:n Healthn Promotionn andn Maintenance
• Whatnisnthen basisn ofnthen NANDAnIn taxonomy?
A. Functionaln healthnpatterns
B. Humann responsen patterns
C. Basicn humann needs
D. Pathophysiologicn needs
ANS:nB
ThenNANDAnIntaxonomyn identifiesn humann responsen patterns.nFunctiona
lncomponentsnofnhealthnpatternsnarenlimitedntonactivity,nfluidnvolume,nnutriti
on,nselfncare,nandnsensorynperception.nBasicnhumannneedsncomprisenlessntha
nnmerelynhealthnpatterns.n Pathophysiologicnneedsn arennotnpartnofnthenscop
en ofnNANDAnI.
, DIF:n Cognitiven Level:n Knowledgen
REF:npp.n37-38n OBJ:n5nTOP:
Nursingn Processn Step:nDiagnosis
MSC:n NCLEXn Clientn Needsn Category:n Physiologicaln Integrity
• Whichntaskn isnincludedn innthen assessmentn stepn ofnthen nursingn process?
A. Establishingn patientn goals/outcomes
B. Implementingn then nursingn caren plann (NCP)
C. Measuringn goal/outcomen achievement
D. Collectingn andn communicatingn data
ANS:nD
Datan aren collectedn andn communicatedn inn then assessmentn phasen ofn thennursin
gnprocess.n Establishingn goalsn isn then functionn ofn planning.
Implementingn then NCPn isn then functionn ofn implementation.n Measuringn
outcomenachievementn isn thenfunctionnofnevaluation.
DIF:n Cognitiven Level:n Comprehensionn
REF:ndmn 36nOBJ:n2n |n3nTOP:nNursingnP
rocessnStep:nAssessment
MSC:n NCLEXn Clientn Needsn Category:n Healthn Promotionn andn Maintenance
• Whichn statementn regardingn nursingn diagnosesn isn accurate?
a. Nursingn diagnosesn remainnthen samen forn asn longnasn then diseasen isn present.
b. Nursingn diagnosesn aren writtenn ton identifyndiseasenstates.
c. Nursingn diagnosesn describen patientn problemsn thatn nursesn treat.
d. Nursingn diagnosesn identifyn causesn relatedn ton illness.
ANS:nC
Diagnosticn statementsn identifyn problemsn an nursen isn independentlyn ablen tontr
eatn withinn then scopen ofnprofessionalnpractice.n Nursingn diagnosesn varynwithnt
hen changingn conditionn ofnthen patient.nThen responsen patternsn arenuniquen tonth
enpatientn andnaren notn diseasen specific.n Nursingn diagnosesndescribenthenpatien
tsn humannresponsen pattern.
DIF:n Cognitiven Level:n Comprehension
n
Advanced Pharmacology for Prescribers 1st Edition Luu Kayingo LatestE
n n n n n n n n n
dition, 2024
n
, Table of Contents
n n
Chaptern 1:n Ann Introductionn ton Evidence-Basedn Clinicaln Practicen Guidelines .............................................. 3
Chaptern 2:n Pharmacokineticsn /Chapter3:n Pharmacodynamics .................................................................... 13
Chapter4:n Pharmacogeneticsn andn Pharmacogenomics ................................................................................ 25
Chaptern 5:n Pharmacologyn Acrossn thenLifenSpan ......................................................................................... 30
Chaptern 6:n Drug-Therapyn Prescribingn inn Specialn Populations .................................................................... 36
Chaptern 7:n Drugn Developmentn andn Approval ............................................................................................. 45
Chaptern 8-Chaptern 10:n Foundationsn ofn Prescriptionn Writingn Chaptern 9:n ResponsibleControlled-
SubstancenPrescribingnChaptern 10:nAntibioticnStewardship ......................................................................... 51
Chaptern 11:n Appliedn Calculationsn forn Prescribing ...................................................................................... 58
Chaptern 12-:n Promotingn AdherencenWithn Pharmacotherapyn II:n System-Specificn andnPatient-
FocusednPrescribingn Chaptern 13:n Pharmacotherapyn forn Ear,n Nose,n Mouth,n andThroatn Conditionsn /Chaptern
14:nPharmacotherapynforn EyenConditions .................................................................................................... 67
Chaptern 15:n Pharmacotherapyn forn Skinn Conditions .................................................................................... 74
Chaptern 16:n Pharmacotherapyn forn Neurologicn Conditions.......................................................................... 81
Chaptern 17:n Pharmacotherapyn forn Cardiovascularn Conditions ................................................................... 94
Chaptern 18:n Pharmacotherapyn forn Respiratoryn Conditions ....................................................................... 106
Chaptern 19:n Pharmacotherapyn forn Gastrointestinaln Conditionsn andn Conditionsn RequiringNutritionalnSupp
ort .............................................................................................................................................................. 117
Chaptern 20:nPharmacotherapyn forn Genitourinaryn Conditions ................................................................... 128
Chaptern 21:n Pharmacotherapyn forn Renal,n Acid–Base,n Fluid,n andn ElectrolytenDisorders .......................... 133
Chaptern 22:n Pharmacotherapyn forn Musculoskeletaln andn Rheumatologicn Conditions ............................... 146
Chaptern 23:n Therapeuticn Applicationsn ofn Immunologyn andn Vaccines ..................................................... 158
Chaptern 24:n Pharmacotherapyn forn Endocrinen Disorders ........................................................................... 163
Chaptern 25:nPharmacotherapyn forn Hematologicn Disorders ....................................................................... 174
Chaptern 26:n Hematology/Oncologyn andn Supportiven Carenforn then Nononcologist .................................... 190
Chaptern 27:n Pharmacotherapyn Relatedn ton Women’sn Healthn Conditions................................................... 196
Chaptern 28:n Pharmacotherapyn Relatedn ton Men’sn Healthn Conditions ........................................................ 211
Chaptern 29:n Pharmacotherapyn Relatedn tonTransgendern Care .................................................................... 217
Chaptern 30:n Antimicrobialn Pharmacotherapy............................................................................................ 224
Chaptern 31:n Antiretroviraln Pharmacotherapy ............................................................................................ 235
Chaptern32:nPsychopharmacologynandnIntegrativenHealth:nCombinednTreatmentnofPsychiatricnandnNeuroco
gnitivenConditions ..................................................................................................................................... 247
Chaptern 33:n Pharmacotherapyn forn PainnManagement ............................................................................... 257
Chaptern 34:n Substancen UsenDisordern III:n Healthn Promotionn andn Maintenance ........................................ 267
Chaptern 35:n Over-the-Countern Medications .............................................................................................. 283
Chaptern 36:n Pharmacotherapyn forn Obesity ................................................................................................ 291
,Chaptern 1:n Ann Introductionn ton Evidence-Basedn Clinicaln Practicen Guidelines
MULTIPLEn CHOICE
• Whatn isnthen primaryn purposen ofn then nursingn assessment?
A. Identifyingn underlyingn pathologicn conditions
B. Assistingn then physiciann innidentifyingn medicaln conditions
C. Determiningn then patientsn mentalnstatus
D. Exploringn patientn responsesn ton healthn problems
ANS:nD
Annursingn assessmentn isn donen ton identifyn then patientsn responsen ton healthnpro
blems.n Duringn then nursingn assessmentn phase,nan comprehensiveninformationn
basen isn developedn throughnan physicalnexamination,n nursingnhistory,n medicati
onn history,n andnprofessionaln observation.n Identifyingnunderlyingn pathologicn
conditionsn andn assistingn then physiciann inn identifyingnmedicalnconditionsn isn n
otnpartn ofn then nursingnprocess.n Determiningn thenpatientsn mentaln statusn isn one
n partn ofn then nursingn assessment,n butn itn isn notnthenprimarynpurpose.
DIF:n Cognitiven Level:n Comprehensionn
REF:ndmn 36nOBJ:n1n |n3nTOP:nNursingnP
rocessnStep:nAssessment
MSC:n NCLEXn Clientn Needsn Category:n Healthn Promotionn andn Maintenance
• Whatnisnthen basisn ofnthen NANDAnIn taxonomy?
A. Functionaln healthnpatterns
B. Humann responsen patterns
C. Basicn humann needs
D. Pathophysiologicn needs
ANS:nB
ThenNANDAnIntaxonomyn identifiesn humann responsen patterns.nFunctiona
lncomponentsnofnhealthnpatternsnarenlimitedntonactivity,nfluidnvolume,nnutriti
on,nselfncare,nandnsensorynperception.nBasicnhumannneedsncomprisenlessntha
nnmerelynhealthnpatterns.n Pathophysiologicnneedsn arennotnpartnofnthenscop
en ofnNANDAnI.
, DIF:n Cognitiven Level:n Knowledgen
REF:npp.n37-38n OBJ:n5nTOP:
Nursingn Processn Step:nDiagnosis
MSC:n NCLEXn Clientn Needsn Category:n Physiologicaln Integrity
• Whichntaskn isnincludedn innthen assessmentn stepn ofnthen nursingn process?
A. Establishingn patientn goals/outcomes
B. Implementingn then nursingn caren plann (NCP)
C. Measuringn goal/outcomen achievement
D. Collectingn andn communicatingn data
ANS:nD
Datan aren collectedn andn communicatedn inn then assessmentn phasen ofn thennursin
gnprocess.n Establishingn goalsn isn then functionn ofn planning.
Implementingn then NCPn isn then functionn ofn implementation.n Measuringn
outcomenachievementn isn thenfunctionnofnevaluation.
DIF:n Cognitiven Level:n Comprehensionn
REF:ndmn 36nOBJ:n2n |n3nTOP:nNursingnP
rocessnStep:nAssessment
MSC:n NCLEXn Clientn Needsn Category:n Healthn Promotionn andn Maintenance
• Whichn statementn regardingn nursingn diagnosesn isn accurate?
a. Nursingn diagnosesn remainnthen samen forn asn longnasn then diseasen isn present.
b. Nursingn diagnosesn aren writtenn ton identifyndiseasenstates.
c. Nursingn diagnosesn describen patientn problemsn thatn nursesn treat.
d. Nursingn diagnosesn identifyn causesn relatedn ton illness.
ANS:nC
Diagnosticn statementsn identifyn problemsn an nursen isn independentlyn ablen tontr
eatn withinn then scopen ofnprofessionalnpractice.n Nursingn diagnosesn varynwithnt
hen changingn conditionn ofnthen patient.nThen responsen patternsn arenuniquen tonth
enpatientn andnaren notn diseasen specific.n Nursingn diagnosesndescribenthenpatien
tsn humannresponsen pattern.
DIF:n Cognitiven Level:n Comprehension
