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| Basic Principles of Pharmacology Version 2.0 (3 Year Access) |
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Online Tutorial Details:
This program is designed to help students of the healthcare professions learn basic concepts and principles related to the field of pharmacology. The content is ideal for introducing nursing students to pharmacology and the administration of drugs. It will help prepare students for learning the procedures and skills necessary for the safe administration of medications to patients. In addition, it can be used by current practitioners of the nursing profession to review of these important concepts.
Content Overview:
The tutorial is divided into five modules. The first four are instructional units. The last is a test bank containing forty questions divided into four tests.
Test results are displayed at the end of each test including the number correct, the number incorrect, the percentage correct, and the correct answers accompanied by rationales. Test scores are stored in databases on the EDGT server for later instructor or student retrieval and review.
Module 1: Introductory Concepts
Module 2: Drug Facts
Module 3: Principles of Drug Action
Module 4: Responses to Drugs
Module 5: Test Bank
Content Highlights:
Discusses the importance of nurses having a sound knowledge base in pharmacology before administering drugs to patients.
Defines common terms and lists important historical events in the field of pharmacology.
Covers significant U.S. and Canadian drug legislation that guides healthcare practices and protects the individual who will be receiving drugs.
Discusses the process through which a drug must go, as it is being developed and tested for human safety and the role of the nurse in experimental drug studies.
Discusses drug names, classifications, sources, and various types of drug preparations.
Describes the three phases of drug activity in the body: the pharmaceutical phase, the pharmacokinetic phase, and the pharmacotherapeutic phase.
Discusses and illustrates through animation the four physiological processes a drug goes through as it is absorbed, distributed, metabolized, and then excreted from the body.
Discusses several theories of how drugs act on body cells and tissues.
Defines and explains three concepts related to drug activity: half-life, the first-pass effect, and the drug concentration curve.
Describes various types of responses that individuals may have to drugs.
Describes several drug-drug and drug-food interactions and illustrates these concepts through animation.
Discusses various developmental factors that nurses must consider as they administer drugs to patients of varying ages.
Evaluate it before you buy!
Preview this complete online tutorial and its tests for free! Just order the 30-Day Evaluation version of this product. See "Free Online Tutorial Evaluations -- 30-Day Trials for Institutions." With this free evaluation, you can see if this online tutorial meets the learning needs of your students.
Price:
The cost of this tutorial is $395 plus $10 shipping and handling.
The price includes an unlimited number of users at the site of purchase for a period of three years and free access to all of EDGT's online tests (includes over 1000 test items). Additional campuses may purchase access to the tutorial for half price. |
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