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ChapterY 1:Y AnY IntroductionY toY Evidence-BasedY ClinicalY PracticeYGuidelines ........................................... 3
ChapterY 2:YPharmacokineticsY /Chapter3:Y Pharmacodynamics ................................................................... 13
Chapter4:Y PharmacogeneticsY andYPharmacogenomics............................................................................... 25
ChapterY 5:YPharmacologyY AcrossY theYLifeYSpan ....................................................................................... 30
ChapterY 6:YDrug-TherapyYPrescribingYinYSpecialYPopulations .................................................................. 36
ChapterY 7:YDrugYDevelopmentY andYApproval ........................................................................................... 45
ChapterY 8-ChapterY 10:YFoundationsY ofY PrescriptionY WritingYChapterY 9:Y ResponsibleControlled-
SubstanceYPrescribingYChapterY10:YAntibioticYStewardship ....................................................................... 51
ChapterY 11:Y AppliedYCalculationsY forY Prescribing .................................................................................... 58
ChapterY 12-:YPromotingY AdherenceYWithYPharmacotherapyYII:YSystem-SpecificY andYPatient-
FocusedYPrescribingYChapterY 13:YPharmacotherapyYforY Ear,Y Nose,Y Mouth,Y andThroatYConditionsY/Chapt
erY 14:YPharmacotherapyYforYEyeYConditions.............................................................................................. 67
ChapterY 15:YPharmacotherapyYforY SkinY Conditions .................................................................................. 74
ChapterY 16:YPharmacotherapyY forY NeurologicY Conditions........................................................................ 81
ChapterY 17:Y PharmacotherapyY forY CardiovascularY Conditions ................................................................. 94
ChapterY 18:Y PharmacotherapyY forY RespiratoryY Conditions ..................................................................... 106
ChapterY 19:Y PharmacotherapyY forY GastrointestinalY ConditionsY andY ConditionsY RequiringNutritionalYSup
port ............................................................................................................................................................ 117
ChapterY 20:YPharmacotherapyY forY GenitourinaryY Conditions ................................................................. 128
ChapterY 21:YPharmacotherapyYforY Renal,Y Acid–Base,Y Fluid,YandYElectrolyteYDisorders ...................... 133
ChapterY 22:YPharmacotherapyY forY MusculoskeletalY andY RheumatologicY Conditions ............................ 146
ChapterY 23:YTherapeuticY ApplicationsY ofY ImmunologyY andY Vaccines................................................... 158
ChapterY 24:YPharmacotherapyY forY EndocrineYDisorders ......................................................................... 163
ChapterY 25:YPharmacotherapyY forY HematologicY Disorders ..................................................................... 174
ChapterY 26:YHematology/OncologyYandYSupportiveY CareYforY theYNononcologist ................................. 190
ChapterY 27:YPharmacotherapyY RelatedY toY Women’sYHealthY Conditions................................................ 196
ChapterY 28:YPharmacotherapyYRelatedYtoYMen’sY HealthY Conditions ..................................................... 211
ChapterY 29:YPharmacotherapyY RelatedY toYTransgenderY Care ................................................................. 217
ChapterY 30:Y AntimicrobialY Pharmacotherapy .......................................................................................... 224
ChapterY 31:YAntiretroviralYPharmacotherapy ........................................................................................... 235
ChapterY32:YPsychopharmacologyYandYIntegrativeYHealth:YCombinedYTreatmentYofPsychiatricYandYNeuro
cognitiveYConditions ................................................................................................................................. 247
ChapterY 33:YPharmacotherapyYforY PainYManagement ............................................................................. 257
ChapterY 34:YSubstanceY UseYDisorderY III:YHealthYPromotionYandYMaintenance ..................................... 267
ChapterY 35:YOver-the-CounterY Medications............................................................................................. 283
ChapterY 36:YPharmacotherapyYforY Obesity .............................................................................................. 291
,ChapterY1:YAnY IntroductionY toY Evidence-BasedY ClinicalYPracticeY Guidelines
MULTIPLEYCHOICE
• WhatYisYtheYprimaryYpurposeY ofYtheY nursingY assessment?
A. IdentifyingY underlyingY pathologicY conditions
B. AssistingY theY physicianY inYidentifyingY medicalY conditions
C. DeterminingY theY patientsYmentalYstatus
D. ExploringY patientY responsesY toY healthY problems
ANS:YD
AYnursingY assessmentY isY doneYtoYidentifyYtheYpatientsY responseYtoYhealthYp
roblems.YDuringY theYnursingYassessmentYphase,YaYcomprehensiveYinformat
ionYbaseY isY developedYthroughYaYphysicalYexamination,Y nursingYhistory,Ym
edicationYhistory,YandYprofessionalYobservation.Y IdentifyingYunderlyingY pat
hologicY conditionsY andY assistingY theY physicianY inY identifyingYmedicalYcon
ditionsY isY notYpartYofYtheY nursingYprocess.Y DeterminingYtheYpatientsY menta
lYstatusY isY oneY partY ofYtheY nursingY assessment,Y butY itY isY notYtheYprimaryYp
urpose.
DIF:Y CognitiveY Level:Y Comprehensio
nYREF:YdmY 36YOBJ:Y1Y |Y3YTOP:YNursin
gYProcessYStep:YAssessment
MSC:YNCLEXY ClientY NeedsY Category:Y HealthYPromotionYandY Maintenance
• WhatYisYtheYbasisY ofYtheYNANDAYIY taxonomy?
A. FunctionalY healthYpatterns
B. HumanYresponseYpatterns
C. BasicY humanY needs
D. PathophysiologicY needs
ANS:YB
TheYNANDAYIYtaxonomyY identifiesY humanY responseY patterns.YFunctio
nalYcomponentsYofYhealthYpatternsYareYlimitedYtoYactivity,YfluidYvolume,Yn
utrition,YselfYcare,YandYsensoryYperception.YBasicYhumanYneedsYcompriseY
lessYthanYmerelyYhealthYpatterns.Y PathophysiologicYneedsY areYnotYpartYof
YtheYscopeY ofYNANDAYI.
, DIF:YCognitiveY Level:Y Knowledg
eYREF:Ypp.Y37-38YOBJ:Y5YTOP:
NursingYProcessYStep:YDiagnosis
MSC:YNCLEXY ClientY NeedsY Category:Y PhysiologicalY Integrity
• WhichYtaskYisYincludedY inYtheYassessmentYstepY ofYtheY nursingY process?
A. EstablishingY patientY goals/outcomes
B. ImplementingY theY nursingY careY planY (NCP)
C. MeasuringY goal/outcomeY achievement
D. CollectingY andY communicatingY data
ANS:YD
DataY areY collectedY andY communicatedY inYtheY assessmentY phaseY ofY theYnurs
ingYprocess.YEstablishingYgoalsY isYtheYfunctionYofYplanning.
ImplementingY theY NCPYisY theY functionY ofY implementation.Y Measurin
gYoutcomeYachievementYisYtheYfunctionYofYevaluation.
DIF:Y CognitiveY Level:Y Comprehensio
nYREF:YdmY 36YOBJ:Y2Y |Y3YTOP:YNursin
gYProcessYStep:YAssessment
MSC:YNCLEXY ClientY NeedsY Category:Y HealthYPromotionYandY Maintenance
• WhichYstatementY regardingY nursingY diagnosesY isY accurate?
a. NursingYdiagnosesYremainYtheYsameY forYasY longYasYtheYdiseaseY isY present.
b. NursingY diagnosesY areY writtenYtoY identifyYdiseaseYstates.
c. NursingY diagnosesY describeY patientY problemsY thatY nursesY treat.
d. NursingY diagnosesY identifyYcausesY relatedY toY illness.
ANS:YC
DiagnosticY statementsY identifyYproblemsY aY nurseY isY independentlyY ableY toY
treatYwithinYtheYscopeY ofYprofessionalYpractice.YNursingY diagnosesY varyYw
ithYtheYchangingY conditionYofYtheYpatient.YTheYresponseYpatternsY areYuniq
ueYtoYtheYpatientYandYareYnotYdiseaseYspecific.YNursingY diagnosesYdescribe
YtheYpatientsY humanYresponseY pattern.
DIF:Y CognitiveY Level:Y Comprehension