jeopardy phamacology - excretion
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PHARMACOLOGY JEOPARDYRoutes of ExcretionFactors that Modify Renal Drug ExcretionNursing ImplicationsProcess of Excretion40302010102030401020304010203040
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The most important organ for drug excretion
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What is the most important organ for drug excretion
What is the Kidney10 Points
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The non-renal routes of excretion
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What are the non-renal routes of excretion?
What is urine, bile, sweat, saliva, breast milk and expired air10 Points
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PHARMACOLOGY JEOPARDYRoutes of ExcretionFactors that Modify Renal Drug ExcretionNursing ImplicationsProcess of Excretion40302010102030401020304010203040
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The movement of drugs and other metabolites out of the body is
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The movement of drugs and other metabolites out of the body is
What is Excretion20 Points
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PHARMACOLOGY JEOPARDYRoutes of ExcretionFactors that Modify Renal Drug ExcretionNursing ImplicationsProcess of Excretion40302010102030401020304010203040
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An over the counter drug most commonly ingested by children that lowers urine pH to toxic levels is
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An over the counter drug most commonly ingested by children that lowers urine pH to toxic levels is
What is Aspirin 10 Points
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PHARMACOLOGY JEOPARDYRoutes of ExcretionFactors that Modify Renal Drug ExcretionNursing ImplicationsProcess of Excretion40302010102030401020304010203040
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Two over the counter drugs that can be safely ingested by breast feeding mothers
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What are two over the counter drugs that can be safely ingested by breast feeding mothers
What are Ibuprofen and Tylenol 20 Points
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PHARMACOLOGY JEOPARDYRoutes of ExcretionFactors that Modify Renal Drug ExcretionNursing ImplicationsProcess of Excretion40302010102030401020304010203040
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Important excretion measurement that nurses should monitor from their patients are
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Important excretion measurement that nurses should monitor from their patients are
30 PointsWhat are intakes and outputs
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The duration and intensity of drug response may increase if
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The duration and intensity of drug response may increase if
What is Renal Failure20 Points
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PHARMACOLOGY JEOPARDYRoutes of ExcretionFactors that Modify Renal Drug ExcretionNursing ImplicationsProcess of Excretion40302010102030401020304010203040
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Filtration moves drugs from blood to urine when protein bound drugs are not filtered by this process
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Filtration moves drugs from blood to urine when protein bound drugs are not filtered by this process
What is Glomerular Filtration 20 Points
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PHARMACOLOGY JEOPARDYRoutes of ExcretionFactors that Modify Renal Drug ExcretionNursing ImplicationsProcess of Excretion40302010102030401020304010203040
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Tubular pumps from organic acids and bases move drugs from blood to urine by
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Tubular pumps from organic acids and bases move drugs from blood to urine by
What is Active Transport30 Points
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Lipid-soluble drugs move back into the blood, polar and ionized drugs remain in the urine
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Lipid-soluble move back into the blood
What is Passive Tubular Reabsorption 40 Points
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ResultsNurse Betty Crocker
Nurse Nancy Drew
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The Cast and CrewHostessContestants Mikaela Rich as NancyMelanie King as BettyShauna Masseyas Big RedKorin Sandaas Dr. GreyProducerMadison Boyer
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