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Week 7 Examination Study Guide for NR 566: Pharmacology, Exams of Nursing

A study guide for the week 7 exam in pharmacology course nr 566. Covers topics like patients' gender, testosterone therapy, ed drug selection, pediatric and geriatric patients, and herbal medications for the elderly. Includes details on non-pharmaceutical menopause treatment, gender differences in pharmacokinetics, drug selection for pmdd and dysmenorrhea, testosterone therapy monitoring, causes of hypogonadism, ed drug selection and contraindications, medication adherence, infant medication administration, use of topical steroids in children, dosing of acetaminophen and ibuprofen in infants and children, physiologic changes in geriatric patients, implications on pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics, steps to avoid polypharmacy, common herbal medications for the elderly, and hypoglycemia in geriatric patients.

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2023/2024

Available from 05/25/2024

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Download Week 7 Examination Study Guide for NR 566: Pharmacology and more Exams Nursing in PDF only on Docsity! NR 566 WEEK 7 EXAMINATION STUDY GUIDE 2024 BEST EXAM GUIDE FOR GUARANTEED SUCCESS. Week 7 Study Outline Chapter 48: Women as Patients Non-pharmaceutical treatment of symptoms associated with menopause • Exercise, relaxation techniques, massage therapy, acupuncture, herbs • Ginseng, black cohosh, licorice, carrots, yams, calcium, vitamin e and d, SOY Pharmacokinetic gender differences between men and women • Absorption and bioavailability o Gastric emptying is slower r/t effects of estrogen o Gastric levels of alcohol dehydrogenase are lower in females • Distribution o Females have lower body wts and BMI o Females have higher proportion of body fat, lipophilic drugs more readily absorbed o Plasma volume is lower in females o Organ blood flow is lower in females • Metabolism o Females have lower levels of p-glycoprotein and higher rates of drug clearance for drugs that are substrates of p-glycoprotein Rationale drug selection for PMDD • 1st- SSRIs- Fluoxetine, paroxetine, sertraline, • 2nd- Xanax, spironolactone • Calcium, mag, tryptophan, vit b6, vit E Treatment for primary dysmenorrhea • NSAIDs 2-3 days before period Recommended calcium and vitamin D intake for adolescents and adults • 1,000 50 and younger of, 1200 older than 50 LGBTQ population • Increased rates in smoking, ETOH, depression, HIV/AIDS, violence and suicide rates Chapter 49: Men as Patients Testosterone therapy and monitoring • Erythrocytosis- H/H need to be monitored • If Hct > 54% tx is stopped • Should also be evaluated for hypoxia and sleep apnea • Risk or prostate CA • Evaluate pt 3-6 months after tx is started Contraindications for testosterone replacement therapy • Abnormal digital rectal exam • Breast CA NR 566 WEEK 7 EXAMINATION STUDY GUIDE 2024 BEST EXAM GUIDE FOR GUARANTEED SUCCESS • Elevated PSA levels • Hypercoagulable states
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