What is the term for blood in the urine?
a. anemia
b. proteinuria
c. oliguria
d. azotemia
e. hematuria
Q. 2Which of the following physiological changes could increase distribution of a medication throughout the body?
a. Vasoconstriction
b. Body temperature increase
c. Hypoalbuminemia
d. Increased percent body fat
Q. 3When using the charting by exception method, a(n) _______________ indicates an abnormal finding on an assessment or an abnormal response to an intervention.
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Q. 4What is a build-up of nitrogenous waste products (such as urea) in the blood and body fluids called?
a. anemia
b. proteinuria
c. oliguria
d. azotemia
e. hematuria
Q. 5The antibiotic valproic acid (Depakote) is an inhibitor of biotransformation. How will this affect the pharmacokinetics of this medication?
a. The ionization of Depakote will slow its absorption.
b. The reduction of CP450 function leaves more active drug in the body.
c. Depakote metabolites are excreted more in the bile than in the urine.
d. The binding of Depakote to blood proteins reduces the activity of the drug.
Q. 6Using IER notes, _______________ refers to the assessment part of SOAP, the diagnosis and evaluation based on the data gathered.
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Q. 7What is the functioning unit of the kidney called?
a. tubule
b. cortex
c. nephron
d. medulla
e. glomerulus
Q. 8Which of the following excipients causes greater medication dissolution?
a. Coating agents
b. Disintegrants
c. Binders
d. Lubricants
Q. 9The _______________ section of ADIME charting is where the actual PES statements are listed and prioritized.
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