Test Bank for Pharmacology: A Patient-Centered Nursing Process Approach 8th Edition by Kee & Hayes

What is This Product?

The Test Bank for Pharmacology: A Patient-Centered Nursing Process Approach 8th Edition by Kee & Hayes is a comprehensive tool designed to enhance understanding of drug administration, nursing interventions, and the drug approval process. With well-structured multiple-choice questions and detailed rationales, this test bank is an essential resource for nursing students and educators.

Features:

• Covers key topics such as controlled substances, generic medications, pediatric drug safety, and legal considerations in drug administration.
• Provides detailed explanations and references to reinforce core pharmacology concepts.
• Questions focus on applying knowledge to real-world nursing scenarios, making it ideal for NCLEX preparation.

Sample Questions:

1. When wasting a portion of a Schedule II drug, what must the nurse do?
   Answer: Have another nurse witness and cosign the disposal.
2. What does the “USP” designation after a drug’s name indicate?
   Answer: The drug meets quality and safety standards.
3. What offense is committed when a nurse neglects to give a drug dose, resulting in a patient’s death?
   Answer: Nonfeasance
4. Which drug schedule includes methadone?
   Answer: Schedule II
5. Why are generic drugs generally more affordable than brand-name drugs?
   Answer: Manufacturers do not need to conduct extensive testing required for brand-name drugs.

This Test Bank provides a thorough resource for mastering pharmacology principles and improving confidence in clinical practice.