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Froggy Jumps Nursing Pharmacology & Safety QuizOnline version Quality care and pharmacology basics by Jordan 1 What are NAQC core quality principles? a Efficient, equitable, timely, patient-centered b Safe, effective, timely, patient-focused c Safe, effective, efficient, equitable, timely, patient-centered 2 What is the six-step nursing process concept? a Assessment, diagnosis, planning, action, review, evaluation b Assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, evaluation, follow-up c Concept, assessment, patient problems, planning, implementation, evaluation 3 Which term describes drug therapy to achieve therapeutic goals? a Pharmacodynamics b Toxicology c Pharmacotherapeutics 4 What is the primary purpose of informed consent? a Consent can be coerced if necessary b Right to be informed and voluntary participation c Mandatory participation by patients 5 Which phase studies drugs in small human groups first for safety? a Phase I b Phase II c Phase III 6 What is the term for the body altering a drug to excrete it? a Absorption b Distribution c Metabolism (biotransformation) 7 What is the right patient in medication administration? a Verify with two identifiers b Ask the patient to self-identify only c Rely on family to confirm the patient 8 Which is a high-alert medication example? a Ibuprofen b Insulin c Acetaminophen 9 What does drug reconciliation involve at care transitions? a Discontinuing all non-prescription meds b Identifying the accurate medication list and updating it c Taking only the patient’s word for meds 10 Which formula represents dosage calculation? a Dose to give = (have / desired) × quantity b Dose to give = (quantity / desired) × have c Dose to give = (desired / have) × quantity 11 What are the six core principles of quality care in NAQC/ANA? a Safe, ethical, consistent, timely, patient-centered b Safe, effective, equitable, affordable c Safe, effective, efficient, equitable, timely, patient-centered 12 In the six-step nursing process, which step focuses on planning and expected outcomes? a Assessment b Planning c Concept 13 What is pharmacotherapeutics? a Study of drug side effects b Practice of nursing ethics c Treatment of diseases with drugs to achieve therapeutic goals 14 Which ethical principles guide pharmacotherapeutics? a Justice, Honesty, Autonomy b Autonomy, Beneficence, Justice c Confidentiality, Nonmaleficence, Fidelity 15 What is the difference between a drug’s MOA and its therapeutic class? a MOA is the brand name; therapeutic class is the generic name b MOA describes how the drug works; therapeutic class is what it’s used for c MOA is when it’s most effective; therapeutic class is its cost 16 What does informed consent require? a Consent must be oral only b Right to be informed and voluntary participation c Written by a nurse only 17 Which phase is phase I in human clinical trials? a Testing safety and dosage in a small group b Post-marketing surveillance c Large population efficacy study 18 What is the purpose of therapeutic drug monitoring? a To test hospital inventory levels b To calculate drug manufacturing costs c To closely monitor drugs with narrow therapeutic index 19 What are the seven mechanisms of drug action? a Chemical alteration, Physical change, Osmosis, Diffusion, Sedation, Stimulation b Stimulation, Depression, Irritation, Replacement, Cytotoxic, Antimicrobial, Immune modification c Activation, Inhibition, Transformation, Diffusion, Absorption, Metabolism, Excretion 20 What are the 10 rights of medication administration? a Right patient, assessment, education, drug, dose, time, route, documentation, evaluation, refuse b Right nurse, room, charge, date, time, scale, label, form, backup, cancel c Right patient, speed, dose, packaging, route, timing, documentation, safety, consent

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Nursing Pharmacology & Safety QuizOnline version

by Jordan

What are NAQC core quality principles?

What is the six-step nursing process concept?

Which term describes drug therapy to achieve therapeutic goals?

What is the primary purpose of informed consent?

Which phase studies drugs in small human groups first for safety?

What is the term for the body altering a drug to excrete it?

What is the right patient in medication administration?

Which is a high-alert medication example?

What does drug reconciliation involve at care transitions?

Which formula represents dosage calculation?

What are the six core principles of quality care in NAQC/ANA?

In the six-step nursing process, which step focuses on planning and expected outcomes?

What is pharmacotherapeutics?

Which ethical principles guide pharmacotherapeutics?

What is the difference between a drug’s MOA and its therapeutic class?

What does informed consent require?

Which phase is phase I in human clinical trials?

What is the purpose of therapeutic drug monitoring?

What are the seven mechanisms of drug action?

What are the 10 rights of medication administration?