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Pharmacokinetics and Medication Administration (NURS 205)
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cultural, Legal, and Ethical considerations
culture
- The
customary beliefs, social forms, and material
traits
of a racial, religious, or social
group
- The united States is a
culturally diverse nation:
constantly changing demographics
Ethnicity
Relating to or characteristic of a human group having
racial, religious, language, and other traits in common
Ethnopharmacology
~ The
study of
the effect ofethnicity on
drug
responses, specifically drug absorption, metabolism,
distribution, and excretion as well as the study of
genetic variations to drugs
Pharmacogenetics
- The study of how certain
genetic
traits affect drug
response
Drag Polymorphism
- Refers to the effectof a patientsage, gender, size,
body composition,
and other characteristics on the
pharmacokinetics of specific drays
American Nurses Association code of Ethics
i main principles of nursing ethics
Autonomy
~ Beneficence
Justice
- Non-maleficence
Autonomy
- Each individual patient's
right
to self-determination and
decision-making
Beneficence -
Acting for the good and welfare ofothers and
including such attributes as kindness and
####### charity
medication Errors Medical errors -
Any error in any phase of client patientcare
medication errors -
Any
preventable adverse drug event
Adverse
drug event
~ underirable occurence related to administration of or failure to administer a drug
Adverse drag reaction
unexpected, unintended, undesired, or excessive
response to a
drug
####### Allergic reaction
Immunological hypersensitivity
####### Idiosyncratic reaction
- Abnormal or unexpected response other than an allergic reaction
High alertmedications
Drugs thatbear aheightened risk of causing
significantpatient harm when they are used in error
Patient education
Cognitive domain
- Level at which basic knowledge is learned and
stored
Affective domain
conduct thatexpresses feelings, needs,
beliefs, values, and opinions
psychomotor domain
Learning of a new procedure or skill
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Exam Two Notes - Neal
Course: Pharmacokinetics and Medication Administration (NURS 205)
73 Documents
Students shared 73 documents in this course
University: Widener University
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cultural,
Legal,
and
Ethical
considerations
culture
-
The
customary
beliefs,
social
forms,
and
material
traits
of
a
racial,
religious,
or
social
group
-
The
united
States
is
a
culturally
diverse
nation:
constantly
changing
demographics
Ethnicity
-
Relating
to
or
characteristic
of
a
human
group
having
racial,
religious,
language,
and
other
traits
in
common
Ethnopharmacology
~
The
study
of
the
effect
of
ethnicity
on
drug
responses,
specifically
drug
absorption,
metabolism,
distribution,
and
excretion
as
well
as
the
study
of
genetic
variations
to
drugs
Pharmacogenetics
-
The
study
of
how
certain
genetic
traits
affect
drug
response
Drag
Polymorphism
-
Refers
to
the
effect
of
a
patients
age,
gender,
size,
body
composition,
and
other
characteristics
on
the
pharmacokinetics
of
specific
drays
American
Nurses
Association
code
of
Ethics
i
main
principles
of
nursing
ethics
-
Autonomy
~
Beneficence
-
Justice
-
Non-maleficence
