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Intro to Pharmacology QuizOnline version Pharmacology basics quiz by Baylee Holmlund 1 What is the study of medicine that focuses on the uses, effects, and modes of action of drugs and medications? a The study of how to prescribe medicines b The study of drug prices and marketing c The study of medicine that focuses on the uses, effects, and modes of action of drugs and medications. d The study of patient teaching about medicines 2 Name the three categories of drug names. a Generic; Proprietary; Common b Chemical; Generic; Brand/Trade c Chemical; Official; Brand d Brand/Trade; Generic Name; Official Name 3 Which route is the fastest for medication administration? a Intramuscular b IV c Oral d Subcutaneous 4 Which Schedule drug classes are locked according to the notes on controlled drugs? a Schedule 4 and Schedule 5 b Schedule 1 and Schedule 3 c Schedule 2 and Schedule 3 d Schedule 1 and Schedule 2 5 What is the primary (desired) effect of a medication? a The primary effect is a side effect b The primary effect is the placebo effect c The primary effect is the adverse effect d The primary effect is the desired effect. 6 Name one responsibility of the nurse regarding medications as stated in the material. a Only prepare medications for administration b Only administer what the physician writes c Only document administration after giving the drug d Legally responsible for knowing safe and therapeutic effects of meds (and nursing implications) 7 List two forms of medications. a Patch; Gel b Tablet; Capsule c Ointment; Powder d Syrup; Inhaler 8 What resources should be used for conversions and calculations? a Patient brochures b Nursing resources for conversions (e.g., PDR, pharmacology texts, Micromedex, Medscape, Epocrates) c General science textbooks d any online calculator

Intro to Pharmacology QuizOnline version

Pharmacology basics quiz

by Baylee Holmlund

What is the study of medicine that focuses on the uses, effects, and modes of action of drugs and medications?

The study of how to prescribe medicines

The study of drug prices and marketing

The study of medicine that focuses on the uses, effects, and modes of action of drugs and medications.

The study of patient teaching about medicines

Name the three categories of drug names.

Generic; Proprietary; Common

Chemical; Generic; Brand/Trade

Chemical; Official; Brand

Brand/Trade; Generic Name; Official Name

Which route is the fastest for medication administration?

Intramuscular

Oral

Subcutaneous

Which Schedule drug classes are locked according to the notes on controlled drugs?

Schedule 4 and Schedule 5

Schedule 1 and Schedule 3

Schedule 2 and Schedule 3

Schedule 1 and Schedule 2

What is the primary (desired) effect of a medication?

The primary effect is a side effect

The primary effect is the placebo effect

The primary effect is the adverse effect

The primary effect is the desired effect.

Name one responsibility of the nurse regarding medications as stated in the material.

Only prepare medications for administration

Only administer what the physician writes

Only document administration after giving the drug

Legally responsible for knowing safe and therapeutic effects of meds (and nursing implications)

List two forms of medications.

Patch; Gel

Tablet; Capsule

Ointment; Powder

Syrup; Inhaler

What resources should be used for conversions and calculations?

Patient brochures

Nursing resources for conversions (e.g., PDR, pharmacology texts, Micromedex, Medscape, Epocrates)

General science textbooks

any online calculator

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Intro to Pharmacology QuizOnline version

by Baylee Holmlund

What is the study of medicine that focuses on the uses, effects, and modes of action of drugs and medications?

Name the three categories of drug names.

Which route is the fastest for medication administration?

Which Schedule drug classes are locked according to the notes on controlled drugs?

What is the primary (desired) effect of a medication?

Name one responsibility of the nurse regarding medications as stated in the material.

List two forms of medications.

What resources should be used for conversions and calculations?

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