CONVERSIONS. HOW TO CONVERT LBS. TO KG # LBS. = KG 2.2 SO: IF PT WEIGHS 200 lbs, HOW MANY KG DO THEY WEIGH?

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CONVERSIONS

HOW TO CONVERT LBS. TO KG # LBS. = KG 2.2 SO: IF PT WEIGHS 200 lbs, HOW MANY KG DO THEY WEIGH?

200 LBS. = ? KG 2.2

200 LBS. = 91 KG 2.2

HOW TO CONVERT KG TO LBS. KG X 2.2 = LBS. SO: IF PATIENT WEIGHS 50 KG, HOW MANY LBS. DO THEY WEIGH?

50 KG X 2.2 = ? LBS.

50 KG X 2.2 = 110 LBS.

CONVERT LBS. TO KG 88 LBS. = ? KG 2.2

88 LBS. = 40 KG 2.2

CONVERT KG TO LBS. 60 KG = ? LBS 60 KG X 2.2 = ? LBS

60 KG X 2.2 = 132 LBS.

EXAM REVIEW CHEMICAL NAME VS. GENERIC NAME VS. TRADE (BRAND) NAME What is pharmaceutics, review various “designs” ( forms) of drugs- oral/enteral, parenteral, topical Pharmacokinetics- definition 4 phases- absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion What is the “first pass” effect What is bioavailablity? Organs/structures involved in metabolism and excretion What is half-life? Differences between onset, peak, duration

EXAM REVIEW Pharmacodynamics- definition Differences between therapeutics and secondary effects Drugs action at receptor site vs. enzyme Pharmacotherapeutics- identify 6 different types of drug therapy What is therapeutic index? Difference between tolerance and dependence related to drugs Review physiological changes of elderly that may affect absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion of drugs What is polypharmacy? Review patient education and safe drug use tips for the elderly regarding medications Common medication errors made by the elderly

EXAM REVIEW What is an allergic reaction and anaphylactic reaction? What is an idiosyncratic reaction? What is a teratogen?- review pregnancy safety categories for medications What is pharmacognosy? Review differences in drug dosage for infant/child vs. adult vs. elderly Briefly review and familiarize yourself with Controlled substance act and schedule 1-5 Briefly review Phases of drug development, black box warning