A medication used to treat COPD and Asthma will typically end in [A]

Match the ethical principle with it’s associated definition.

[A] is the ability of a medication to produce the desired or intended result.

The nurse recognizes that drugs give by which route will be altered by the first-pass effect? (Select all that apply)

Which factors affect pediatric absorption of medications? (Select all that apply)

[A] is the movement of a drug from it’s site of administration into the bloodstream. [B] refers to the transport of a drug by the bloodstream to it’s site of action. [C] is referred to as biotransformation. [D] refers to elimination of medications and their metabolites primarily through the kidneys.

When preparing to administer medications, the professional nurse recognizes that a intradermal administration of a medication is a type of [A] administration. When giving an inhaled medication, the nurse recognizes that this is a type of [B] medication administration.  If the nurse was to give an oral medication, the type of medication administtration would be [C]. 

[A] is an analgesic and anti-inflammatory. [B] is an eye drop used to treat glaucoma. 

loratadine is a [A] generation antihistamine and hydroxyzine is a [B] generation antihistamine. diphenhydramine is a [C] generatioin antihistamine.  You will use answers more than one time.

[A] help breathing by keeping airways dilated through smooth muscle relaxation.  The three types of medications used in obstructive lung disease are b2-agonists, [B], and methylxanthines.