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pharm chapt 4

pharm unit one

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Why is cultural diversity important in nursing? It affects health behaviors, medication use, and access to care.
What is ethnopharmacology? Study of how cultural factors affect drug response.
What is pharmacogenomics? Study of how genetic traits influence drug metabolism and response.
What is drug polymorphism? Variation in drug response due to genetics, environment, age, and gender.
What factors influence adherence? Beliefs, family, education, socioeconomic status.
How can herbal remedies affect drugs? Cause interactions or alter metabolism.
Key principle in cultural care? Never assume—assess each individual.
Best hypertension drugs for Black patients? Diuretics and calcium channel blockers.
What should nurses assess culturally? Language, beliefs, remedies, diet, family support.
How should nurses communicate instructions? Clear, precise, avoid contractions.
: What should education consider? Language, beliefs, eye contact, and touch.
Purpose of Controlled Substances Act? Regulates drug schedules I–V.
What does HIPAA protect? Patient privacy.
Schedule I drugs? No medical use, high abuse (e.g., heroin).
Schedule II drugs? High abuse, accepted use (e.g., morphine).
Nurse responsibilities? Documentation, verify orders, monitor misuse.
What happens in Phase I trials? Safety testing in healthy volunteers.
What is Phase IV? Postmarketing surveillance.
What is autonomy? Respecting patient decisions.
What is beneficence? Promoting good.
What is nonmaleficence? Do no harm.
what is justice fair treatment
what is veracity truthfulness
what is confidentiality privacy
When can patients withdraw from a research study anytime
drug recalls come in how mant stages 3
class one drug recall most serious
class two drug recall temporarily and reversible harm
class three drug recall less severe
HIPPA health insurance portability and accountability act
malpractice elements duty, breach of duty, causation, damage
what is a duty role or responsibility
what is a breach of duty didn't perform duty or responsibility
causation was breach of duty the cause
damage was damage resulted from breach of duty
if procedure violates personal ethics do not abandon patient
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