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, Table of Contents
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Chapterm 1:m Anm Introductionm tom Evidence-Basedm Clinicalm Practicem Guidelines .......................................... 3
Chapterm 2:m Pharmacokineticsm /Chapter3:m Pharmacodynamics .................................................................. 13
Chapter4:m Pharmacogeneticsm andm Pharmacogenomics .............................................................................. 25
Chapterm 5:m Pharmacologym Acrossm themLifemSpan ...................................................................................... 30
Chapterm 6:m Drug-TherapymPrescribingm inmSpecialm Populations ................................................................. 36
Chapterm 7:m DrugmDevelopmentm andmApproval ........................................................................................... 45
Chapterm 8-Chapterm 10:mFoundationsm ofm Prescriptionm Writingm Chapterm 9:m ResponsibleControlled-
SubstancemPrescribingmChapterm10:mAntibioticmStewardship....................................................................... 51
Chapterm 11:m AppliedmCalculationsm form Prescribing.................................................................................... 58
Chapterm 12-:m Promotingm AdherencemWithmPharmacotherapym II:m System-Specificm andmPatient-
FocusedmPrescribingmChapterm 13:m Pharmacotherapym form Ear,m Nose,m Mouth,m andThroatm Conditionsm/Chap
term 14:mPharmacotherapymform EyemConditions ............................................................................................ 67
Chapterm 15:m Pharmacotherapym form Skinm Conditions .................................................................................. 74
Chapterm 16:mPharmacotherapym form Neurologicm Conditions ....................................................................... 81
Chapterm 17:m Pharmacotherapym form Cardiovascularm Conditions ................................................................. 94
Chapterm 18:m Pharmacotherapym form Respiratorym Conditions .................................................................... 106
Chapterm 19:m Pharmacotherapym form Gastrointestinalm Conditionsm andm Conditionsm RequiringNutritionalmSu
pport .......................................................................................................................................................... 117
Chapterm 20:mPharmacotherapym form Genitourinarym Conditions................................................................. 128
Chapterm 21:m Pharmacotherapymform Renal,m Acid–Base,m Fluid,m andm ElectrolytemDisorders ..................... 133
Chapterm 22:m Pharmacotherapym form Musculoskeletalm andm Rheumatologicm Conditions ........................... 146
Chapterm 23:mTherapeuticm Applicationsm ofm Immunologym andm Vaccines .................................................. 158
Chapterm 24:mPharmacotherapym form Endocrinem Disorders......................................................................... 163
Chapterm 25:mPharmacotherapym form Hematologicm Disorders..................................................................... 174
Chapterm 26:m Hematology/Oncologym andm Supportivem Caremform themNononcologist ................................ 190
Chapterm 27:mPharmacotherapym Relatedm tom Women’sm Healthm Conditions ............................................... 196
Chapterm 28:m Pharmacotherapym Relatedm tomMen’sm Healthm Conditions..................................................... 211
Chapterm 29:m Pharmacotherapym Relatedm tomTransgenderm Care................................................................. 217
Chapterm 30:m Antimicrobialm Pharmacotherapy .......................................................................................... 224
Chapterm 31:m Antiretroviralm Pharmacotherapy .......................................................................................... 235
Chapterm32:mPsychopharmacologymandmIntegrativemHealth:mCombinedmTreatmentmofPsychiatricmandmNeur
ocognitivemConditions ............................................................................................................................... 247
Chapterm 33:mPharmacotherapym form PainmManagement ............................................................................. 257
Chapterm 34:mSubstancem UsemDisorderm III:m HealthmPromotionmandmMaintenance .................................... 267
Chapterm 35:m Over-the-Counterm Medications ............................................................................................ 283
Chapterm 36:m Pharmacotherapym form Obesity .............................................................................................. 291
,Chapterm 1:m Anm Introductionm tom Evidence-Basedm Clinicalm Practicem Guidelines
MULTIPLEmCHOICE
• Whatmismthemprimarym purposem ofm them nursingm assessment?
A. Identifyingm underlyingm pathologicm conditions
B. Assistingm them physicianm inmidentifyingm medicalm conditions
C. Determiningm them patientsmmentalmstatus
D. Exploringm patientm responsesm tom healthm problems
ANS:mD
Amnursingm assessmentm ism donemtom identifymthem patientsm responsem tomhealthm
problems.mDuringm them nursingm assessmentm phase,mamcomprehensiveminform
ationmbasem ism developedm throughmam physicalmexamination,m nursingmhistory,m
medicationmhistory,m andmprofessionalm observation.m Identifyingmunderlyingm
pathologicm conditionsm andm assistingm them physicianm inm identifyingmmedicalmc
onditionsm ism notmpartm ofmthem nursingmprocess.m Determiningm thempatientsm me
ntalmstatusm ism onem partm ofmthem nursingm assessment,m butm itm ism notmthemprimar
ympurpose.
DIF:m Cognitivem Level:m Comprehensio
nmREF:mdmm 36mOBJ:m1m |m3mTOP:mNursi
ngmProcessmStep:mAssessment
MSC:mNCLEXm Clientm Needsm Category:m Healthm Promotionm andm Maintenance
• Whatmismthem basism ofmthemNANDAmIm taxonomy?
A. Functionalm healthmpatterns
B. Humanm responsem patterns
C. Basicm humanm needs
D. Pathophysiologicm needs
ANS:mB
ThemNANDAmImtaxonomym identifiesm humanm responsem patterns.mFunctio
nalmcomponentsmofmhealthmpatternsmaremlimitedmtomactivity,mfluidmvolume,m
nutrition,mselfmcare,mandmsensorymperception.mBasicmhumanmneedsmcompris
emlessmthanmmerelymhealthmpatterns.m Pathophysiologicmneedsm aremnotmpart
m ofmthem scopem ofmNANDAmI.
, DIF:m Cognitivem Level:m Knowledg
emREF:mpp.m37-38mOBJ:m5mTOP:
Nursingm Processm Step:mDiagnosis
MSC:m NCLEXm Clientm Needsm Category:m Physiologicalm Integrity
• Whichmtaskm ismincludedm inmthemassessmentm stepm ofmthem nursingm process?
A. Establishingm patientm goals/outcomes
B. Implementingm them nursingm carem planm (NCP)
C. Measuringm goal/outcomem achievement
D. Collectingm andm communicatingm data
ANS:mD
Datam arem collectedm andm communicatedm inmthem assessmentm phasem ofmthemnur
singmprocess.m Establishingm goalsm ismthem functionm ofmplanning.
Implementingm them NCPm ism them functionm ofm implementation.m Measuri
ngmoutcomemachievementm ism themfunctionmofmevaluation.
DIF:m Cognitivem Level:m Comprehensio
nmREF:mdmm 36mOBJ:m2m |m3mTOP:mNursi
ngmProcessmStep:mAssessment
MSC:mNCLEXm Clientm Needsm Category:m Healthm Promotionm andm Maintenance
• Whichm statementm regardingm nursingm diagnosesm ism accurate?
a. Nursingm diagnosesm remainmthemsamem form asm longmasm themdiseasem ism present.
b. Nursingm diagnosesm arem writtenm tom identifymdiseasemstates.
c. Nursingm diagnosesm describem patientm problemsm thatm nursesm treat.
d. Nursingm diagnosesm identifym causesm relatedm tom illness.
ANS:mC
Diagnosticm statementsm identifym problemsm am nursem ism independentlym ablem t
omtreatm withinm them scopem ofmprofessionalmpractice.m Nursingm diagnosesm vary
mwithm them changingm conditionm ofm them patient.m Them responsem patternsm aremu
niquemtomthempatientmandmarem notm diseasem specific.mNursingm diagnosesmdesc
ribemthempatientsm humanmresponsempattern.
DIF:m Cognitivem Level:m Comprehension