Pick ONE drug in one of the following drug classes and answer the following questions regarding...
Pick ONE drug in one of the following drug classes and answer the following questions regarding that drug.
A. Adrernergic Agonist
B. Adrenergic Antagonist
C. Cholinergic Agonist
D. Anticholinergics
1. Give the following information on one of the medication classes above: Drug class, Pharmacokinetics (including absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion), Pharmacodynamics (including onset of action, peak effect, duration), and Therapeutic effects.
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Pick ONE drug in one of the following drug
classes and answer the following questions regarding...
A. Adrenergic Agonist 1. Give the following information on the medication class above: Drug class, Pharmacokinetics...
A. Adrenergic Agonist 1. Give the following information on the medication class above: Drug class, Pharmacokinetics (including absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion), Pharmacodynamics (including onset of action, peak effect, duration), and Therapeutic effects.
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4. Which of the following is not a source of drugs? a. Plants b. Animals c....
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please answer all the terms Medicare Top Drug Classes are the most commonly prescribed drug classes...
please answer all the terms
Medicare Top Drug Classes are the most commonly prescribed drug classes for the general Medicare and the Instructions: Following dually eligible population. List various drugs in the class and describe the major diagnosis(es) for which each drug class is used. Drugs Drug Group ACE Inhibitors (Angiotensin Converting Enzyme) Diagnoses Alpha adrenergic blocker Alpha 2 adrenergic agonist Angiotensin receptor blockers (Antiotensin II) Anticholinergic bronchodialator Anticoagulant Antiadrenergic (peripherally acting) Antidyskinetics Antiemetics Antigout agents tes)
In general, which organ must be functioning for proper excretion? Question 8 options: The heart The...
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Short answer questions: Please type your answers. 1. Using one drug class as an example (opioids),...
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Differentiate between the drug effects of the nonselective and selective beta- 1 blockers, and select the major pharmacokinetic differences that exist between the two that can alter the therapeutic response. Duration of action and extent of drug metabolism Onset of action and extent of drug metabolism Duration of action and extent of drug excretion Onset of action and extent of drug absorption
4. Which of the following is not a source of drugs? a. Plants b. Animals c. Minerals d. Microbiological sources All of the above This use of drugs relicves the symptoms while the body fights off the disease. a. Prevention 5. b. Cure c. Treatment d. Palliative e. Replacement 6. This use of drugs do not cure or treat the disease but improves a person's quality of life. a. Prevention b. Treatment c. Contraceptive d. Health maintenance e. Palliative uion,...
please answer all the terms
Medicare Top Drug Classes are the most commonly prescribed drug classes for the general Medicare and the Instructions: Following dually eligible population. List various drugs in the class and describe the major diagnosis(es) for which each drug class is used. Drugs Drug Group ACE Inhibitors (Angiotensin Converting Enzyme) Diagnoses Alpha adrenergic blocker Alpha 2 adrenergic agonist Angiotensin receptor blockers (Antiotensin II) Anticholinergic bronchodialator Anticoagulant Antiadrenergic (peripherally acting) Antidyskinetics Antiemetics Antigout agents tes)
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