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62 A medication is misused whenever
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64 For a variety of reasons, a subs
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66 a medication for pain creates a
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68 CHAPTER 4 Substance Abuse mine i
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70 Table 4-2. (continued) Drug Desc
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72 CHAPTER 4 Substance Abuse Tolera
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74 CHAPTER 4 Substance Abuse to an
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76 CHAPTER 4 Substance Abuse (dizzi
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78 Summary CHAPTER 4 Substance Abus
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80 6. Psilocybin is (a) extracted f
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82 The Nursing Process and Medicati
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84 can available when administering
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86 CHAPTER 5 Medication Administrat
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88 • Create your own medication a
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90 11. Instruct the patient about s
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92 ADMINISTERING MEDICATION AT HOME
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94 Summary Quiz Assessing the patie
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96 CHAPTER 5 Medication Administrat
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98 mouth but instead of ingesting t
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100 increasing number of drugs that
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102 • Instill the prescribed numb
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104 • Flush the tube with 30 to 5
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106 • Assess the patient in 24 to
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108 Table 6-1. Injection sites. Inj
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110 Summary CHAPTER 6 Route of Admi
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112 5. The inner aspect of the fore
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114 Table 7-1. Units and their equi
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116 Converting Metric Units Let’s
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118 There are two methods nurses ca
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120 For example, the prescriber mig
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122 Quiz CHAPTER 7 Dose Calculation
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126 CHAPTER 8 Herbal Therapy fact t
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128 Herbal capsule is another commo
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130 After choosing a nursing diagno
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132 DONG QUAI (ANGELICA SINESIS) Do
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134 SAGE (SALVIA OFFICINALIS) Dry s
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136 4. Chamomile should not be take
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138 However, larger amounts of vita
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140 Table 9-1. (continued) B3 Eggs,
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142 CHAPTER 9 Vitamins and Minerals
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144 CHAPTER 9 Vitamins and Minerals
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146 Vitamin B Complex (continued) C
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148 Vitamin B 12 the transcobalamin
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150 Alert the patient to the signs
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152 Zinc Dose 12-19 mg/day Maintena
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154 Summary Quiz Vitamins and miner
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158 Body Fluids Electrolytes Water
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160 IV Fluids osmolar. Hypo-osmolar
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162 CHAPTER 10 Fluid and Electrolyt
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164 • Weight (not increased). •
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166 • Diaphoresis. • Dialysis.
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168 cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
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170 • Read all labels on food pro
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172 CHAPTER 10 Fluid and Electrolyt
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174 CHAPTER 10 Fluid and Electrolyt
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176 • Administer vitamin D. • H
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178 Phosphorus is acquired by eatin
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180 Summary • Confusion. • Oste
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182 CHAPTER 10 Fluid and Electrolyt
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184 CHAPTER 11 Nutritional Support
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186 There are various mixtures that
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188 Table 11-1. (continued) CHAPTER
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190 • Potential for loss of skin
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192 The Nursing Process and Parente
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194 Quiz CHAPTER 11 Nutritional Sup
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198 fluid and white blood cells to
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200 COMMON TYPES OF ARTHRITIS CHAPT
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202 3. Which of the following relie
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204 Microorganisms—A Small Formid
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206 4. They inhibit the bacteria’
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208 Otherwise, this can lead to und
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210 CHAPTER 13 Antimicrobials—Fig
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214 PENICILLIN AND DRUG-DRUG INTERA
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216 Cephalosporin can be prescribed
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220 CHAPTER 13 Antimicrobials—Fig
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222 MACROLIDE ANTIBIOTICS CHAPTER 1
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224 Macrolides and Drug-Drug Intera
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226 Here are the common nursing dia
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228 • Ethacrynate parenteral [Ede
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230 CHAPTER 13 Antimicrobials—Fig
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232 TETRACYCLINES CHAPTER 13 Antimi
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234 Tetracyclines, Nursing Diagnosi
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236 Chloramphenicol and Drug-Drug I
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238 Fluoroquinolones and Drug-Drug
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240 CHAPTER 13 Antimicrobials—Fig
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246 CHAPTER 13 Antimicrobials—Fig
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248 Anthelmintic CHAPTER 13 Antimic
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250 Summary CHAPTER 13 Antimicrobia
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252 3. Antibiotics fight off bacter
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254 The respiratory tract is divide
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256 TRACHEOBRONCHIAL TUBE The trach
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258 gestants—especially nasal spr
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260 ACUTE PHARYNGITIS Acute pharyng
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262 disease. More than 1 1 /2 billi
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264 leukotrienes inhibit the action
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266 Summary CHAPTER 14 Respiratory
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268 7. Constriction of the bronchio
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270 iology of the system. The nervo
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272 analeptics are benzphetamine (D
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274 CHAPTER 15 Nervous System Drugs
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276 Other Barbiturates (continued)
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278 Commonly administered intraveno
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280 Other Local Anesthetic Agents L
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282 Receptor Physiologic responses
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284 CHAPTER 15 Nervous System Drugs
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286 CHAPTER 15 Nervous System Drugs
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288 Anticholinergics drugs block pa
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290 Centrally acting muscle relaxan
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292 CHAPTER 15 Nervous System Drugs
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294 types of seizures defined by th
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296 Atypical antipsychotic drugs ar
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298 There are three types of depres
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300 Table 15-3. Side effects of ant
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302 Quiz Anticonvulsants are medica
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306 CHAPTER 16 Narcotic Agonists Fo
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308 Pain Assessment Pain is classif
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310 NARCOTIC ANALGESICS Narcotic an
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312 Quiz Pharmacological pain treat
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316 and cells from transplant donor
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318 CHAPTER 17 Immunologic Agents T
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320 A list of drugs utilized in the
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322 also be acquired from a pool of
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324 • If more than one vaccine is
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326 Quiz 1. The immune system is ab
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330 esophagus, stomach, small intes
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332 If nonpharmacological measures
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334 Glucocorticoids Glucocorticoids
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336 CHAPTER 18 Gastrointestinal Sys
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338 There are four types of laxativ
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340 Emollients Emollients (surfacta
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342 Anticholinergic Anticholinergic
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344 Summary CHAPTER 18 Gastrointest
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346 CHAPTER 18 Gastrointestinal Sys
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348 blood to cells and absorb waste
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350 Plasma contains glucose, protei
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352 2. Unstable (preinfarction). Un
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354 CHAPTER 19 Cardiac Circulatory
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356 • Stress. • Diet. • Exces
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358 Angiotensin antagonists Drugs i
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360 Most sodium and water reabsorpt
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362 CHAPTER 19 Cardiac Circulatory
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364 Caution should be used with pat
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366 Thrombolytics When a blood clot
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368 and triglycerides and contribut
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370 Quiz CHAPTER 19 Cardiac Circula
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374 Skin Disorders Epidermal cells
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376 hands, knees, and soles of the
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378 At the first sign of contact de
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380 Severe febrile illnesses, pregn
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382 Summary (Sulfamylon), silver su
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384 3. Contact dermatitis is caused
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386 Table 21-1. Endocrine glands an
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388 CHAPTER 21 Endocrine Medication
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390 of the eyelids and face, thick
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392 insulin secretion from the beta
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394 areas than when given in the th
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396 Summary Thiazolidinediones such
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398 4. Glucocorticoids therapy is u
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400 GLAUCOMA The eye is under const
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402 Eye Medication CHAPTER 22 Disor
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404 Table 22-1. Ophthalmic medicati
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406 Common ear disorders are cerume
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408 Patient Education for Ear Medic
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410 CHAPTER 22 Disorders of the Eye
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412 5. Peppermint may relieve migra
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414 20. An undesired outcome of a m
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416 35. Order: Duricef 0.4g On hand
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418 50. NNRTs arrests the progressi
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420 64. Antibiotics fight off virus
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422 79. A pregnant patient tells th
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424 93. Spinach is a source of iron
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426 CHAPTER 3 1. b 2. b 3. d 4. b 5
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428 CHAPTER 17 1. c 2. a 3. d 4. a
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432 CHAPTER 14: Respiratory Disease
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434 CHAPTER 17: Immunologic Agents
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438 Aloe vera (Aloe barbadensis), 1
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440 Basics of pharmacology (Continu
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442 Chronic obstructive pulmonary d
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444 Drug action and drug interactio
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446 G Galantamine (Reminyl), 292292
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448 Iontophoresis, 279t Ipratropium
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450 Narcotics, controlling, 93 Naso
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452 Pharmaceutic phase, 24-25, 25t
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454 Route of medication administrat
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456 Trimipramine (Surmontil), 299t