Table of Contents – Fundamentals of Nursing Pharmacology – 2nd Canadian Edition

Contents

Acknowledgements
Preface
How to Access and Use this Textbook
Accessibility Statement
Chapter 1 - Introduction to Pharmacology
1. 1.0 Introduction to Pharmacology
2. 1.1 Medication Classification
3. 1.2 Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics Introduction
4. 1.3 Pharmacokinetics — Absorption
5. 1.4 Pharmacokinetics — Distribution
6. 1.5 Pharmacokinetics — Metabolism (Biotransformation)
7. 1.6 Pharmacokinetics — Excretion
8. 1.7 Pharmacodynamics
9. 1.8 Pharmacology Principles — Lifespan Considerations
10. 1.9 Examining a Drug’s Effects
11. 1.10 Clinical Reasoning and Decision-Making Learning Activities
Chapter 2 - Medication safety: Legal and Professional
1. 2.0 Medication Safety — Professional and Legal Foundations
2. 2.1 Professional Foundations
3. 2.2 Drug Regulation Process in Canada
Chapter 3 - Medication Safety: Preventing Medication Errors
1. 3.0 Medication Safety — Preventing Medication Errors
2. 3.1 A Holistic Approach to Medication Administration
3. 3.2 Social Determinants of Health and Cultural Safety
4. 3.3 Safe Medication Administration
5. 3.4 Health Literacy and Medication Administration
6. 3.5 Medication Errors
7. 3.6 Preventing Medication Errors
8. 3.7 Medication Safety in High-Risk Situations
9. 3.8 Factors Affecting Medication Safety — Healthcare Provider, Systems, and Client Factors
10. 3.9 Medication Safety Across the Lifespans — Pediatrics
  Amanda Egert
11. 3.10 Medication Safety Across Lifespans — Older Adults
12. 3.11 Medication Safety in Transitions of Care
13. 3.12 Strategies Towards Medication Safety in Older Adults
14. 3.13 Clinical Reasoning and Decision-Making Learning Activities
Chapter 4: Autonomic Nervous System
1. 4.0 Autonomic Nervous System Regulation Introduction
2. 4.1 Autonomic Nervous System Regulation Concepts
3. 4.2 Conditions and Disease of the ANS
4. 4.3 Clinical Reasoning and Decision-Making for ANS Regulation
5. 4.4 ANS Medication Classes and Nursing Considerations
6. 4.5 Nicotine Receptor Agonists
7. 4.6 Muscarinic Receptor Agonists
8. 4.7 Muscarinic Antagonists
9. 4.8 Alpha-1 Agonists
10. 4.9 Alpha-1 Antagonists
11. 4.10 Alpha-2 Agonist
12. 4.11 Beta-1 Agonists
13. 4.12 Beta-1 Antagonists
14. 4.13 Beta-2 Agonists
15. 4.14 Beta-1 and Beta-2 Antagonists
16. 4.15 Adrenergic Receptor Agonists (Catecholamines)
17. 4.16 Clinical Reasoning and Decision Making Activities
Chapter 5: Neurological System: medications for mood and cognition
1. 5.0 CNS Regulation, Mood, and Cognition Introduction
2. 5.1 CNS Regulation, Mood, and Cognition Concepts
3. 5.2 Diseases and Disorders of the CNS, Mood, and Cognition
4. 5.3 Clinical Reasoning and Decision Making
5. 5.4 CNS Depressants
6. 5.5 CNS Stimulants
7. 5.6 Antidepressants
8. 5.7 Mood Stabilizers
9. 5.8 Antipsychotics
10. 5.9 Anticonvulsants
11. 5.10 Antiparkinson Medications
Chapter 6: Neurological System: pain and mobility
1. 6.0 Pain and Mobility Introduction
2. 6.1 Pain and Mobility Concepts
3. 6.2 Conditions and Diseases of Pain and Mobility
4. 6.3 Clinical Reasoning and Decision-Making for Pain and Mobility
5. 6.4 Pain and Mobility Medications Overview
6. 6.5 Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Medication
7. 6.6 Opioid Analgesics and Antagonists
8. 6.7 Adjuvant Analgesics
9. 6.8 Anesthetics
10. 6.9 Antigout
11. 6.10 Clinical Reasoning and Decision Making Consolidation Activities
12. 6.11 Pain Management Consolidation Virtual Simulation
Chapter 7: Cardiovascular System
1. 7.0 Cardiovascular System Medications Introduction
2. 7.1 Perfusion: Introduction to the Circulatory System
3. 7.2 Conditions and Disorders related to Perfusion
4. 7.3 Clinical Reasoning and Decision-Making Related to Cardiac Medications
5. 7.4 Perfusion and Renal Elimination Medications
6. 7.5 Antiarrhythmics
7. 7.6 Cardiac Glycosides
8. 7.7 Antianginal Drugs
9. 7.8 Anti-hypertensives
10. 7.9 Antilipemic Medications
11. 7.10 Blood Coagulation Modifiers
12. 7.11 Diuretics
13. 7.12 Clinical Reasoning and Decision-Making Learning Activities
14. Chapter 7 Cardiac Glossary
Chapter 8: Respiratory System: Medications to promote perfusion
1. 8.0 Respiratory System
2. 8.1 Respiratory System and Gas Exchange Concepts
3. 8.2 Conditions and Diseases Related to the Respiratory System
4. 8.3 Clinical Reasoning and Decision-Making related to the Respiratory System
5. 8.4 Gas Exchange Administration Considerations
6. 8.5 Antihistamines
7. 8.6 Decongestants
8. 8.7 Antitussives
9. 8.8 Expectorants
10. 8.9 Beta-2 Adrenergic Agonists
11. 8.10 Anticholinergics
12. 8.11 Corticosteroids
13. 8.12 Leukotriene Receptor Antagonists
14. 8.13 Xanthine Derivatives
15. 8.14 Clinical Reasoning and Decision-Making Learning Activities
Chapter 9: Gastrointestinal Medications
1. 9.1 Introduction to the Gastrointestinal System
2. 9.2 Overview of the GI System
3. 9.3 Conditions and Diseases of the Gastrointestinal System
4. 9.4 Clinical Reasoning and Decision-Making for Gastrointestinal Elimination
5. 9.5 Anti-Ulcer Medications
6. 9.6 Antidiarrheal Medications
7. 9.7 Laxatives
8. 9.8 Antiemetics
9. 9.9 Clinical Reasoning and Decision-Making Learning Activities
Chapter 10: Endocrine System: part 1
1. 10.0 Endocrine System Introduction
2. 10.1 Metabolic Regulation Concepts
3. 10.2 Conditions and Diseases Related to the Endocrine System
4. 10.3 Corticosteroids
5. 10.4 Thyroid Medications
Chapter 11: Endocrine Medications: Part 2 Anti-diabetic medications
1. 11.0 Endocrine System: glucose regulation and anti-diabetic medications
2. 11.1 Glucose Regulation and the Pancreas
3. 11.2 Disorders of the Endocrine System: Diabetes Mellitus
4. 11.3 Clinical Reasoning and Decision Making for Diabetes
5. 11.4 Insulin Therapy
6. 11.5 Antidiabetics: oral medications
7. 11.6 Semaglutide: Glucagon 1 Peptide agonist (GLP1)
8. 11.7 Clinical Reasoning and Decision-Making Activities
Chapter 12: Antimicrobials
1. 12.0 Infection and Antimicrobials Introduction
2. 12.1 Infection Concepts
3. 12.2 Conditions and Diseases Related to Infection
4. 12.3 Clinical Reasoning and Decision-Making for Infection
5. 12.4 Administration Considerations
6. 12.5 Penicllins
7. 12.6 Cephalosporins
8. 12.7 Carbapenems
9. 12.8 Monobactams
10. 12.9 Sulfonamides
11. 12.10 Fluoroquinolones
12. 12.11 Macrolides
13. 12.12 Aminoglycosides
14. 12.13 Tetracyclines
15. 12.14 Glycopeptides
16. 12.15 Antivirals
17. 12.16 Antifungals
18. 12.17 Antimalarials
19. 12.18 Antiprotozoals
20. 12.19 Anthelmintic
21. 12.20 Antituberculars
22. 12.21 Clinical Reasoning and Decision-Making Learning Activities
Learning Activity Answer Keys
1. Chapter 1 Introduction to Pharmacology Answer Key
2. Chapter 2 Medication Safety: professional and legal foundations Answer Key
3. Chapter 3 Medication Safety: preventing med errors Answer Key
4. Chapter 4 Autonomic Nervous System Medications Answer Key
5. Chapter 5: Mood and Cognition Medications Answer Key
6. Chapter 6: Pain and Mobility Medications Answer Key
7. Chapter 7: Cardiovascular Medications Answer key
8. Chapter 8: Respiratory Medications Answer Key
9. Chapter 9: Gastrointestinal Medications Answer Key
10. Chapter 10: Endocrine System Medications: Part 1 Answer Key
11. Chapter 11: Endocrine System Medications: anti-diabetic medications answer key
12. Chapter 12: Antimicrobial Medications answer key
Medication Cards and Concept Maps
1. Medication Cards (Editable)
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2. Concept Map: Infection
  Amanda Egert; Kimberly Lee; and Manu Gill
3. Concept Map: Gas Exchange
  Amanda Egert; Kimberly Lee; and Manu Gill
4. Concept Map: Perfusion
  Amanda Egert; Kimberly Lee; and Manu Gill
5. Concept Map: Renal Elimination
  Amanda Egert; Kimberly Lee; and Manu Gill
6. Concept Map: Gastrointestinal Elimination
  Amanda Egert; Kimberly Lee; and Manu Gill
7. Concept Map: Mood and Affect
  Amanda Egert; Manu Gill; and Kimberly Lee
8. Concept Map: Glucose Regulation
  Amanda Egert; Kimberly Lee; and Manu Gill
9. Concept Map: Pain
  Amanda Egert; Manu Gill; and Kimberly Lee
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