Develop a chart for each of the topics listed below. Compare and contrast and provide examples for each topic: STAT and PRN medications Difference between local and systemic medication effects

Q: The nurse is assessing a patient who has been taking quinidine and asks about adverse effects. An…

A: Almost all side effects given above possibly occur to the patient if he develops side effects or…

Q: Discuss shock, causes, signs & symptoms, nursing interventions? Compare and contrast the different…

A: Distributive or vasodilatory shock is a condition that leads to improper peripheral tissue perfusion…

Q: Discuss the various cultural factors that may influence an individual’s response to medications.

A: Medication is a substance that is taken by a person to cure a disease or condition. Mostly the…

Q: Describe the mechanisms of action, indications for use, contraindications, cautions, and drug…

A: Drug A drug is a chemical substance that is used to treat or prevent illness.  Factors affecting…

Q: 5 Rights of Medication Administration?

A: Drug is defined as any substance helps to diagnose illness, promote health and prevent illness by…

Q: Discuss the mechanisms of action, dosages, indications, routes of administration, contraindications,…

A: Parkinson's disease (PD) is a chronic neurodegenerative disorder that is caused by the deficiency of…

Q: Give five drugs/medications that  cause adverse central nervous system reactions and affects the…

A: Benzodiazepines, opioids, tricyclic antidepressants, and conventional antipsychotics are routinely…

Q: Discuss the influences of the patient’s age on the effects of drugs and drug responses.

A: The drug exerts its effect on the body after absorption in the body. Its distribution, metabolism,…

Q: Psychotherapeutic agents Format as follows. . Name of drug group. - Mechanism of action( what it…

A: Psychotherapeutic agents are used to treat psychosis which refers to group of mental and emotional…

Q: Identify the components of the assessment process for patients receiving medications, including…

A: The assessment process can be defined as the method which involves critical thinking and data…

Q: explain what is a medication error? Indicate what are the types of medication errors.

A: Medication errors are not only financially expensive but costly for patients who are frequently…

Q: Pharmacological therapy for COPD has a significant role in reducing symptoms, reducing exacerbation…

A: The medication for conditions like COPD is prescribed by the physician on the basis of: -patient's…

Q: List (3) nursing consideration for the administration of the medication naloxone?

A: Introduction:-  The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the drug naloxone for use in…

Q: Explain the physiologic changes of the aging process that have a major effect on drug therapy.…

A: The effect of medication or drugs depends on several pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic factors…

Q: Provide information regarding when clients taking quinidine should call their doctor for advice…

A: Quinidine is in the class of medications called antiarrhythmic drugs. It is used to correct the…

Q: patient’s role in reducing adverse effects?

A: Introduction:- prevent the patients by harmful effects, keep the path safety.          It aims to…

Q: Compare the mechanisms of action, indications, adverse effects, routes of administration, cautions,…

A: Anesthesia is the induction of a controlled, brief loss of sensation or awareness for medical…

Q: Discuss the importance of patient education in the safe and efficient administration of drugs (e.g.,…

A: The process of delivering health information to the patients and their caregivers by the health…

Q: Which of the following may be a contributing factor to a medication error?  A) Failing to verify…

A: Any error that can occur while Prescribing, dispensing or administration of a drug contributes to…

Q: Discuss the “five – plus five” rights of medication administration.

A: A medication error is an avoidable event if not handled properly may result in harmful complications…

Q: Answer the question about Glipizide drug. Contraindications, Precautions and Counselling points of…

A: GLIPIZIDE- Glipizide is an oral diabetic medication that helps our pancreas produce insulin, which…

Q: table summarizing the treatments for hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism. Indicate the name of the…

A: Hyperthyroidism is the over-activation of thyroid gland in which thyroid gland produces too much of…

Q: Compare the various drugs used to treat hyperlipidemia with regard to the rationale for treatment,…

A: Hyperlipidemia It is an abnormal condition of raised levels of triglycerides, phospholipids or…

Q: Identify the various antiemetic and antinausea drugs and their drug classification groupings

A: Emetics are defined as the medicines or agents that cause vomiting and nausea. These drugs are given…

Q: Discuss the additional rights associated with safe medication administration.

A: The substance that causes a change in an organism's physiology or psychology is known as a drug.

Q: Requires that the effectiveness of the medication be administered by client’s response to the…

A: A nurse is responsible to follow all the patient rights while medication administration.

Q: Briefly discuss the “Six Rights” associated with safe medication administration

A: The different routes of medication administration include the oral, sublingual, rectal, topical,…

Q: Identify significant drug-drug, drug–laboratory test, and drug-food interactions associated with…

A: Weakening or damage of the heart muscles and heart valves is known as heart failure. Narrowing of…

Q: Which six drugs are mostly used by young adults ages 18-25?correct answer

A: Individuals between 18 years of age and 25 years of age are subjected to several factors that…

Q: Antiparkinson agent Format as follows. . Name of drug group. - Mechanism of action (what it does…

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Q: List the classifications of antianxiety medications and briefly discuss the priority patient…

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Q: Using the most recent guidelines, compare the various drugs used in the pharmacologic management of…

A: 1. Aldosterone antagonists:Mechanism of action:To block aldosterone binding and aldosterone-induced…

Q: Describe the common adverse effects and toxic reactions associated with the various antineoplastic…

A: Alkylating medicines have the potential to cause all of the dose-limiting side effects. Because of…

Q: Contraindications,

A: Drugs: These are the chemical compounds that can be taken orally or intravenous by the needle having…

Q: Describe the mechanisms of action of commonantimicrobial drugs

A: There are six major action modes of antimicrobial drugs are: (1) Inhibiting cell wall formation (2)…

Q: Discuss the age-related factors that affect the absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion…

A: The functions of the tissues and organs in the human body declines gradually with increasing age. As…

Q: Indicate how drugs that are well tolerated by the majority of the population cause adverse reactions…

A: Adverse reactions are defined as those reactions which occur in individuals that don't tolerate…

Q: What drug characteristics are most important to consider in therapy?

A: Several drug formulations are given to patients whenever their body experiences any pathogenic or…

Q: Review the key terms as they relate to the central nervous system and stimulant drugs.

A: A nurse's knowledge base on all types of illnesses and medications must be current and up-to-date.…

Q: Contrast the mechanism of action, indications, adverse effects, toxic effects, cautions,…

A: Medication is the chemicals that interact in the body and decreases the symptoms. Benzodiazepines-…

Q: Discuss principles of medication administration,including an understanding of medication…

A: Medication administration is very important. Medical administration means giving medicine in an…