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What is the primary purpose of a Drug Study in nursing education?
What is the primary purpose of a Drug Study in nursing education?
- To learn comprehensive information about drugs (correct)
- To evaluate a patient's emotional state
- To reduce medication side effects
- To teach communication skills
Which of the following is NOT a component of an effective UC Drug Study output?
Which of the following is NOT a component of an effective UC Drug Study output?
- Drug administration techniques
- Trade name identification
- Patient history documentation (correct)
- Chemical test results
Which name represents the drug’s official designation in published legal documents?
Which name represents the drug’s official designation in published legal documents?
- Official Name (correct)
- Trade Name
- Generic Name
- Chemical Name
What is the purpose of a pharmacopoeia?
What is the purpose of a pharmacopoeia?
Which type of skill involves decision-making based on medical ethics?
Which type of skill involves decision-making based on medical ethics?
Which resource provides a comprehensive overview of drug formulas and prescriptions?
Which resource provides a comprehensive overview of drug formulas and prescriptions?
What is typically described by the Chemical Name of a drug?
What is typically described by the Chemical Name of a drug?
Which of the following is a source of drug information?
Which of the following is a source of drug information?
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Study Notes
Drug Study Overview
- Drug study involves comprehensive learning about medications prior to administration.
- Essential for student nurses to develop a positive attitude, enhance skills, and acquire knowledge.
Key Definitions
- Pharmacopoeia: A book listing medicinal products with descriptions, chemical tests, and formulas for mixtures.
- Formulary: A collection of medications and their formulations.
Drug Naming Conventions
- Generic Name: Assigned before a drug's official status, reflecting its chemical family (e.g., Acetaminophen for Tylenol).
- Official Name: Registered name found in official publications.
- Chemical Name: Descriptive name detailing the drug's constituents (e.g., acetyl-para-aminophenol for Tylenol).
- Trade/Brand Name: Name under which a drug is marketed (e.g., Tylenol, Advil).
Role of a Nurse
- Licensed professionals responsible for administering drugs, educating patients, and evaluating medication effectiveness.
Important Skills for Nursing Practice
- Cognitive Skills: Understanding how to execute medical orders or interventions.
- Technical Skills: Proficiency in clinical techniques and handling medical situations.
- Interpersonal Skills: Enhancing communication and relationship-building abilities.
- Ethical and Legal Skills: Critical thinking in clinical cases based on values, facts, and logic.
Sources of Drug Information
- PIMS (Philippine Index for Medical Specialists)
- MIMS (Medical Index for Medical Specialists)
- PDR (Physician's Drug Reference)
- Pharmacology textbooks
- Journals
- Nursing Drug Handbook
- Package inserts of drugs
- Prescribing physicians
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