RNSG 1301 Pharmacology  33. What are common adverse effects of cimetidine?  What are adverse effects of iron supplements?                                a. Teaching points for liquid iron supplement?

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A: Correct answer: Option A Administrating the dose with an acidic  beverages . Oral ketoconazole can…

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A: Hormones are your body's chemical messengers. They travel in your bloodstream to tissues or organs.

Q: What patient education should be included when administering sublingual nitroglycerin?

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Q: 10. What are the common adverse effects of gentamicin?

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Q: What are anticholinergics? What are the side effects?

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Q: Contraindications for tramadol

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A: Yes  binding shows at GABA A receptor

Q: 4. what is the antihypertensive pharmacology of the ace inhibitors?

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Q: 5. List cautions and contraindications for milrinone

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Q: List the uses and side effects for Chlorpromazine

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Q: The half- life of a medication is 60 minutes. What does this mean?

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Q: RNSG 1301 Pharmacology   39. You have received an order from the physician to give 0.5 mg of…

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Q: What factors affect absorption of an oral medication?

A: N

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