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Intro to Pharm

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5 steps of the nursing process   show
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responsibilities of the RN dictated by the licensure and experience   show
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responsibilities of the LVN dictated by the licensure and experience   show
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two types of data assessment   show
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subjective data   show
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objective data   show
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show close observation  
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show feeling  
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show detecting differences n vibrations through the skin  
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auscultation   show
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drug history assessment   show
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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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show what nurses makes  
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planning patient goals   show
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show help the nurse plan what equipment or procedures are needed to administer a medication  
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four steps of planning   show
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6 rights of medication administration   show
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right drug - drug label is verified 3 times   show
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S.R. (sustained release) or enteric coated drugs   show
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show IV  
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show drink lots of water to help dissolve med  
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show by checking the medication record with the physician's order sheet.  
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show age, weight, health status and recent change in health status  
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right routes   show
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evaluation of what happens when you administer drug and documentation   show
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when should nurses document after they given drug to patient   show
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when should nurses verify if the narcotic administered is working   show
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show maybe they don’t need it anymore  
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two types of checks needed for drug therapy   show
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diffusion   show
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osmosis   show
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show the movement of water and suspended substances outward through a semipermeable membrane  
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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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show -abuse potential may lead to severe psychologic or physical dependence-amphetamines, meperidine, methadone, methaqualone, morphine  
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SCHEDULE III (C-III)   show
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SCHEDULE IV (C-IV)   show
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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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show bought at local drug store or supermarket, self administered, no Rx  
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generic drug names   show
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trade or brand name drug   show
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what if patient refuse med?   show
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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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percutaneous route   show
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show this is a type of percutaneous route that is impregnated patches placed against skin  
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side effects   show
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adverse reactions   show
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show usually occurs after exposed to a drug & the body has developed antibodies to it  
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anaphylactic reaction   show
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show drug use results in deformities in a developing fetus  
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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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DRUG INTERACTION: synergistic   show
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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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DRUG INTERACTION: incompatibility   show
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