Pharmacoloogy 2

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Pharmacology Mastery Quiz

Test your knowledge in pharmacology with this comprehensive quiz designed for nursing professionals and students. It covers key concepts such as medication administration routes, nursing interventions, and patient assessment tactics.

Features of the quiz:

20 multiple-choice questions
Diverse topics related to drug administration
Immediate feedback on your answers

20 Questions5 MinutesCreated by LearningLeaf102

Determine whether the patient has food or drug allergies; document clearly on the patient's chart all food and drug allergies • Obtain a history of the patient's medical conditions, socioeconomic status, and psychosocial support

Assessment

Diagnosis

Planning

Evaluation

Develop a nursing diagnosis consisting of the patient’s disease and its etiology • Begin by addressing problems that pose immediate threats to the patient’s health

Assessment

Diagnosis

Planning

Evaluation

Develop outcomes using the nursing diagnosis • Use these goals as outcome criteria for evaluation

Assessment

diagnosis

Planning

Evaluation

Put the care plan into action • Include all relevant nursing interventions, including drug therapy, to meet the patient’s health care needs. • A multidisciplinary team approach is usually needed

Assessment

Implementation

Planning

Diagnosis

Evaluate whether interventions enabled the patient to achieve the desired outcomes • Based on patient evaluation, modify outcomes and interventions, as needed

Planning

Assessment

Evaluation

diagnosis

Most commonly prescribed route because it's safe, convenient, and least expensive, Includes formulations such as tablets, entericcoated tablets, capsules, syrups, elixirs, oils, liquids, suspensions, powders, and granules

ORAL ADMINISTARTION

PARENTERAL ADMINISTRATION

RECTAL ADMINISTRATION

TOPICAL ADMINISTRATIN

Involves administering drugs via injection directly into the vein (l.V.), into the muscle (I.M.), into the subcutaneous tissue (subQ), or intradermally

RECTAL ADMINISTRATION

TOPICAL ADMINISTRATIOON

OPTHALMIC ADMINISTRATION

PARENTERAL ADMINISTRATION

Provides direct delivery of drugs into the systemic circulation and 100% bioavailability of drug.

INTRAVENOUS

INTRAMUSCULAR

SUBCUTANEOUS

SKIN TESTING

Deposits the drug into the muscle at varying tissue depths

INTRAVENOUS

INTRAMUSCULAR

SUBCUTANEOUS

SKIN TESTING

Involves applying medication directly to the skin, Includes use of lotions, creams, ointments, and transdermal patches

TOPICAL ADMINISTRATION

OTIC ADMINISTRATION

INHALATION ADMINISTRATION

VAGINAL ADMINISTRATION

Is used for local effects within the eye, Is absorbed into the mucous membrane, Is available as ointments or drops

INHALATION ADMINISTRATION

OPHTHALMIC ADMINISTRATION

TOPICAL ADMINISTRATION

OTIC ADMINISTRATION

Involves instilling drugs into the ear to treat local infection and inflammation, to soften cerumen, or to provide local anesthesia

TOPICAL ADMINISTRATION

INHALATION ADMINISTRATION

OTIC ADMINISTRATION

OPHTHALMIC ADMINISTRATION

Involves administering topical medications via respiratory tract for local and systemic effects

TOPICAL ADMINISTRATION

VAGINAL ADMINISTRATION

INHALATION ADMINISTRATION

OPHTHALMIC ADMINISTRATION

Involves administering topical treatments for vaginal infections and inflammation

RECTAL ADMINISTRATION

TOPICAL ADMINISTRATION

VAGINAL ADMINISTRATION

INHALATION ADMINISTRATION

Administers drug into the vascular network of a long bone

Intraperitoneal

Intraosseous

Intraplural

Intra-articular

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