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Pharm 1 Test 2

Legal

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3 Legal requirements before med administration 1)The med order must be valid 2)The prescriber and the nurse must be licensed 3)The nurse must know the purpose, actions, effects, and major adverse effects, and the teaching requirements
US Health care system on culture "One size fits all" type of treatment
Drug polymorphism The effect of a patient's age, gender, size, body composition, and other variables such as ethnicity with associated changes in how an individual absorbs or metabolizes specific drugs.
Cultural affects on health care Homeopatic or herbal therapies and cultural diets can alter drug response
Examples of Cultural practices Folk medicine, home remedies, amulets, balances of good/evil, good/bad, yin/yang, etc
Maternalism Knowing what's best for you
Nurses responsiblities to clients Promote health, Prevent illness, Restore health, Alleviate suffering
Nurses ethics Guidance for nurse's actions
Nonmalfeasance The duty to do no harm
Beneficence The duty to do good
Autonomy Client empowerment
Justice Fair and equal treatment for all
Fidelity Faithfulness to one's obligations
Integrity Being true to one's word
Productliabilty exist if 1)A product is defective or not fit for its resonable foreseeable uses 2) The defect arose before the product left the control of the manufacturer 3)The defect caused some person harm
Testing, phase I Small number of human volunteers, used to determine pharmacokinetics
Testing, phase II Limited controlled evaluationl in selected individuals with the targeted disease; closely monitored for side effects and effectiveness
Testing, phase III extended clinical evaluation; tested in various centers in US in larger numbers of individuals
Created by: Keller_KI
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