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Intro to Pharm

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show assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, evaluation  
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show licensure and authority to carry out all steps of the nursing process  
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show working under the supervision of the RN; assess, implement, and evaluate with guidance  
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show subjective and objective  
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subjective data   show
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show obtained through observation; info that is observed or could be verified by another  
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show close observation  
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show feeling  
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percussion   show
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auscultation   show
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show meds and alcohol interract and will affect pts  
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show symptoms, signs or diseases that explain need for medication  
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show conclusion abt what the pts problems are  
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medical diagnosis   show
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nursing diagnosis   show
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show help the patient learn about a medication and how to use it properly  
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show help the nurse plan what equipment or procedures are needed to administer a medication  
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show 1. determine the reason for each med to be given 2. learn info re the medication 3. plan for special storage, techniques, or equip 4. develop a pt teaching plan  
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show RIGHT 1. drug 2. time 3. dose 4. patient 5. route 6. documentation  
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show 1. before taking the drug fr the unit dose cart or shelf 2. before preparing the prescribed dosage 3. before replacing the med on the shelf or before admin it to the pt  
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show should never be crushed  
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what is the most rapid response of body to the drugs?   show
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what would you tell a pt when taking drugs orally?   show
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how would a nurse ensure the med order is accurate?   show
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show age, weight, health status and recent change in health status  
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show it alters affects for medications; nurses must not alter the route prescribed for a medication without a physician's order  
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show it helps the dr decide whether or not to continue the same drug or change it through your documentation  
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when should nurses document after they given drug to patient   show
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show every 30 minutes  
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show maybe they don’t need it anymore  
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show adverse (not working) effect and therapeutic (working) effect  
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diffusion   show
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show the movement of pure solvent (liquid) across a membrane  
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filtration   show
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drug half life   show
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show breast milk, feces and urine  
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SCHEDULE I (C-I)   show
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SCHEDULE II (C-II)   show
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SCHEDULE III (C-III)   show
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show -abuse potential of limited physical or psychologic dependence-some sedatives, nonnarcotic, analgesics, valium, xanax, ativan  
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show -limited abuse potential, primarily small amounts of narcotics (codeine), used as antitussiveor antidiarrheals-lomotil, promethazine w codeine  
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show ordered by authorized personnel MD etc  
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OTC   show
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generic drug names   show
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trade or brand name drug   show
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show put med back on cart and say "maybe we can discuss why you do not want to take them so I can call to report to MD to help assess." know your drug  
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enteral route   show
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show refers to any route other than alimentary canal into skin, subcutaneous.  
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show through topical skin, ID (under the toungue)  
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transdermal   show
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show a mild, annoying drug reaction. Ie n/v dizziness, drowsiness  
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show an undesired drug effect other than side effects, maybe moderate, severe or life threatening, may require pt to be hospitalized  
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show usually occurs after exposed to a drug & the body has developed antibodies to it  
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show most serious type of an allergic reaction. Serious reaction after the administration of drug. Requires immediate medical attention = LIFE  
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teratogenic   show
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show when 2 drugs are given together, the combined effect of the drugs is equal to either that of the single more active component of the mixture or the sum of the effects of the indiv drug  
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show one drug interferes with the action of another drug. Ie TCN + antacid = reduced absorption of TCN  
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show potentiates or boosts; combined effect of the 2 drugs is greater than the sum effect of each drug given alone  
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DRUG INTERACTION: displacement   show
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show when one drug promotes rapid excretion of another, reducing the activity of the first drug  
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show when two drugs mixed together in a syringe produce a chemical reaction so they cannot be given at the same time/site = haziness, precipitate, change color on mixing  
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