(Test Bank) Introductory Clinical Pharmacology

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Page1IntroductoryClinical Pharmacology12thEdition FordTestBank Page21.Anursinginstructorispreparingateachingplanforagroupofnursingstudentsabout pharmacology.Whendescribingthistopic,theinstructorwouldfocusthediscussionon whichofthefollowingasanessentialaspect? A)Drugname B)Drugclass C)Drugaction D)Drugsource Ans:C Feedback: Pharmacologyisthestudyofdrugsandtheiractiononlivingorganisms.Thus,an essentialaspectofpharmacologyisdrugaction.Anunderstandingofthedrugname, drugclass,anddrugsourceisimportant,butthemostcriticalaspectrelatedto pharmacologyishowthedrugactsinthebody. 2.Anursingstudentispreparingtoadministeraprescribeddrugtoapatient.Thestudent reviewsinformationaboutthedruganditsactions.Whichofthefollowingwouldbethe bestchoiceforobtainingthisinformation?Selectallthatapply. A)Nursinginstructor B)Nurseassignedtothepatient C)Clinicaldrugreference D)Prescribinghealthcareprovider E)Clinicalpharmacist Ans:C,E Feedback: Althoughthenursingstudentcanaskthenursinginstructor,thenurseassignedtothe patient,andtheprescribinghealthcareproviderforinformationaboutthedrug,thebest choicesfordruginformationwouldincludeanappropriatedrugreferenceandthe clinicalpharmacist. 3.Whendescribingthevarioustypesofmedicationstoagroupofnursingstudents,a nursinginstructorwouldidentifywhichofthefollowingasasourceforderiving medications?Selectallthatapply. A)Plants B)Syntheticsources C)Mold D)Minerals E)AnimalsAns: A,B,C,D,E Feedback: Medicationsarederivedfromnaturalsources,forexample,plants,molds,minerals,and animals,aswellascreatedsyntheticallyinalaboratory.Page34.Whichofthefollowingnamesmaybeassignedtoadrugduringtheprocessof development?Selectallthatapply. A)Chemicalname B)Officialname C)Pharmacologicname D)Tradename E)Nonproprietaryname Ans:A,B,D,EFeedback: Throughouttheprocessofdevelopment,drugsmayhaveseveralnamesassignedto themincludingachemicalname,ageneric(nonproprietary)name,anofficialname,and atradeorbrandname. 5.Adrugmaybeclassifiedbywhichofthefollowing?Selectallthatapply. A)Thechemicaltypeofthedrug'sactiveingredient B)Thewaythedrugisusedtotreataspecificcondition C)Thegenericnameofthedrug D)Thetradenameofthedrug E)Thenonproprietarynameofthedrug Ans:A,B Feedback: Adrugmaybeclassifiedbythechemicaltypeoftheactiveingredientorbythewayitis usedtotreataparticularcondition.Generic,trade,andnonproprietaryrefertohowa drugisnamed. 6.Agroupofnursingstudentsarereviewinginformationabouttheprocessofdrug developmentintheUnitedStates.Thestudentsdemonstrateunderstandingofthis processwhentheyidentifythatwhichofthefollowingcategoriesareassignedbythe FoodandDrugAdministrationtonewlyapproveddrugs?Selectallthatapply. A)Metabolite B)Noncontrolledsubstance C)Prescription D)Nonprescription E)Controlledsubstance Ans:C,D,E Feedback: Oncedrugsareapprovedforuse,theFDAassignsthedrugtooneofthefollowing categories:prescription,nonprescription,orcontrolledsubstance.Metaboliterefersto theinactiveformofthedrug.Noncontrolledsubstanceisatermthatisnotused.Page47.Whichofthefollowingwouldbemostimportantforthenursetodotoensurethesafe useofprescriptiondrugsintheinstitutionalsetting?Selectallthatapply. A)Administeringdrugs B)Monitoringclientsfordrugeffects C)Prescribingdrugs D)Evaluatingclientsfortoxiceffects E)Educatingclients/caregiversaboutdrugs Ans:A,B,D,E Feedback: Intheinstitutionalsetting,thenurse'sroletoensuresafeuseofprescriptiondrugs includesadministeringdrugs,monitoringdrugeffects,evaluatingfortoxiceffects,and educatingclientsandcaregiversaboutdrugs. 8.Thenurseishelpingaclientreviewaprescriptionfromthehealthcareprovider.When examiningtheprescription,whichofthefollowingwouldthenurseexpecttofind documented?Selectallthatapply. A)Nameofthedrug B)Dosageofthedrug C)Routeofdrugadministration D)Timesofdrugadministration E)Licensedprescriber'ssignature Ans:A,B,C,D,E Feedback: Theprescriptionmustcontaintheclient'sname,thenameofthedrug,thedosage,the methodandtimesofadministration,andthesignatureofthelicensedhealthcare providerprescribingthedrug. 9.Afterteachingagroupofnursingstudentsaboutnonprescriptiondrugs,thenursing instructordeterminesthattheteachingwassuccessfulwhenthestudentsidentifywhich ofthefollowing?Selectallthatapply. A)Theyrequirealicensedhealthcareprovider'ssignature. B)Theyarereferredtoasover-the-counterdrugs. C)Theycanbetakenwithoutrisktotheclient. D)Theyhavecertainlabelingrequirements. E)Theyshouldbetakenonlyasdirectedonthelabel. Ans:B,D,E Feedback: Nonprescriptiondrugsareoftenreferredtoasover-the-counter(OTC)drugs.Theydo notrequireaprescription(alicensedhealthcareprovider'ssignature)butdonotcome withoutrisktotheclient.Thefederalgovernmenthasimposedlabelingrequirementsof OTCdrugsandtheyshouldonlybetakenasdirectedonthelabelunlessunderthe supervisionofahealthcareprovider.Page510.AnursingstudentisreviewinginformationabouttheControlledSubstancesActof 1970.Thestudentwouldexpecttofindwhichofthefollowingasbeingregulatedfor drugsclassifiedascontrolledsubstances?Selectallthatapply. A)Manufacturing B)Elimination C)Distribution D)Formulation E)Dispensing Ans:A,C,E Feedback: TheControlledSubstancesActof1970regulatesthemanufacture,distribution,and dispensingofdrugsclassifiedascontrolledsubstances.Eliminationreferstothe excretionofdrugsfromthebody,apharmacokineticactivity.Theactdoesnotaddress formulationofthedrug. 11.WhenreviewinginformationabouttheOrphanDrugProgram,whichofthefollowing wouldthenurseexpecttofind?Selectallthatapply. A)Theprogramencouragesthedevelopmentandmarketingofproductstotreatrare diseases. B)Theprogramgrantsprovisionalapprovalwithawrittencommitmentfromthe drugcompanytoformallydemonstrateclientbenefits. C)Theprogramprovidesforincentives,suchasresearchgrants,protocolassistance, andspecialtaxcredits,todevelopproductstotreatrarediseases. D)Theprogramgrants7yearsofexclusivemarketingrightstothemanufacturerif approved. E)Theprogramacceleratesapprovalofdrugsbasedonpreliminaryevidencebefore formaldemonstrationofclientbenefits. Ans:A,C,D Feedback: TheOrphanDrugProgramencouragesthedevelopmentandmarketingofproductsused totreatrarediseases.Theprogramprovidesincentivestoencouragemanufacturersto developorphandrugs,andifapproved,themanufacturerhas7yearsofexclusive marketingrights.Acceleratedprogramsinvolveprovisionalapprovalandapproval basedonpreliminaryevidence.Page612.Afterteachingagroupofnursingstudentsaboutpharmacokinetics,theinstructor determinesthattheteachingwassuccessfulwhenthestudentsidentifywhichofthe followingasaphase?Selectallthatapply. A)Absorption B)Distribution C)Administration D)Metabolism E)Excretion Ans:A,B,D,E Feedback: Thepharmacokineticphasesareabsorption,distribution,metabolism,andexcretion. TheacronymADMEisahelpfulwaytorememberthepharmacokineticphases. 13.Anurseispreparingateachingplanforaclientwhoisprescribedanoralmedication. Aspartoftheplan,thenurseexpectstodescribetheimportanceofabsorption.The nursewouldintegrateknowledgeofwhichofthefollowingasamechanismfor absorptioninthegastrointestinaltract?Selectallthatapply. A)Activetransport B)Transposition C)Passivetransport D)Endocytosis E)Pinocytosis Ans:A,C,E Feedback: Duringabsorption,thedrugparticlesintheGItractaremovedintothebodyfluidsvia activetransport,passivetransport,andpinocytosis. 14.Afterteachingagroupofnursingstudentsaboutthehalf-lifeofadrug,theinstructor determinestheneedforadditionalteachingwhenthestudentsidentifywhichofthe followingastrue?Selectallthatapply: A)Half-lifecanbedecreasedinclientswithrenaldisease. B)Half-lifecanhelpdeterminedosingfrequency. C)Half-lifedoesnotchangethroughoutaclient'slife. D)Liverdiseasecanincreasehalf-life. E)Half-lifeisthemeasureoftherateatwhichdrugsareremovedfromthebody. Ans:A,C Feedback: Half-lifeisthemeasureoftherateatwhichdrugsareremovedfromthebody,andany difficultyinexcretingadrugincreaseshalf-life,includingliverorkidneydiseaseor advancedage.Page715.Anurseisassessingaclientafteradministeringaprescribedmedication.Whichofthe followingwouldalertthenursetosuspectthattheclientisdevelopinganaphylactic shock?Selectallthatapply. A)Bradycardia B)Hypertension C)Dyspnea D)Urticaria E)Angioedema Ans:C,D,E Feedback: Thesymptomsofanaphylacticshockaredyspnea,feelingoffullnessinthethroat, cough,wheezing,extremelylowbloodpressure,tachycardia(heartrate>100bpm), palpitations,syncope,cardiacarrest,urticaria,angioedema,pruritus,sweating,nausea, vomiting,andabdominalpain. 16.Whichofthefollowingwouldthenurseidentifyasafactorthataltersdrugresponsein childrenandinfants?Selectallthatapply. A)Slowergastricemptying B)Greatersurfacearea C)Lessproteinbinding D)Decreasedbodywatercontent E)Lesscutaneousfat Ans:A,B,C,E Feedback: Childrenandinfantsarenotsmalladults;therefore,theyhavealteredpharmacokinetics. Factorsthatalterpharmacokineticsinchildrenincludeslowergastricemptying,less cutaneousfat,greatersurfacearea,increasedbodywatercontent,lessproteinbinding, andimmaturehepaticandrenalfunction. 17.TheFDAestablishedasafetyinformationandadverseeventsreportingprogramcalled MedWatch.WhichindividualscanaccesstheMedWatchwebsitetoobtainsafetyalerts ondrugs,devices,ordietarysupplements?Selectallthatapply. A)Physicians B)Nurses C)Patients D)Pharmacists E)Caregivers Ans:A,B,C,D,E Feedback: AnyonecanaccesstheMedWatchwebsitetoobtainsafetyalertsondrugs,devices,or dietarysupplements.Page818.Anurseispreparingtoadministeraprescribedmedicationtoaclient.Thenurse integratesknowledgeofwhichofthefollowingasapossiblefactorthatcouldinfluence thedrugresponse?Selectallthatapply. A)Age B)Polypharmacy C)Weight D)Sex E)Disease Ans:A,B,C,D,E Feedback: Drugresponsecanbeinfluencedbythefollowingfactors:age,polypharmacy,weight, sex,disease,andgenetics. 19.Anurseisassessingaclientandnotesthattheclienthasdevelopedswellingofthe eyelidsandlipsafteradministrationofaprescribedmedication.Thenurseinterpretsthis findingasspecificallyindicatingwhichofthefollowing? A)Mildallergicreaction B)Anaphylacticshock C)Angioedema D)Drugidiosyncrasy Ans:C Feedback: Angioedemaisatypeofallergicdrugreactionmanifestedbythecollectionoffluidin thesubcutaneoustissues,mostcommonlyaffectingtheeyelids,lips,mouth,andthroat. Allergicreactionscanbemanifestedbyawiderangeofsignsandsymptomssuchas itching,rashes,andhives.Anaphylacticshockisaseriousallergicreactionthatrequires immediatemedicalattention.Drugidiosyncrasydescribesanyunusualorabnormal reactiontoadrug,onethatisdifferentfromtheonenormallyexpected. 20.WhichofthefollowingistrueregardingtheDietarySupplementHealthandEducation Act(DSHEA)?Selectallthatapply. A)TheactallowsforDEAenforcementoftheact. B)TheactgivestheFDApowertoenforcethelawsgovernedbytheact. C)Theactpermitsgeneralhealthclaims. D)Theactpermitscurativehealthclaims. E)Theactdefinesspecificsubstancesas“dietarysupplements.” Ans:B,C,E Feedback: TheDSHEAdefinessubstancessuchasherbs,vitamins,minerals,aminoacids,and othernaturalsubstancesas“dietarysupplements”andpermitsgeneralhealthclaimsas longasthelabelalsohasadisclaimerstatingthatthesupplementsarenotapprovedby theFDAandarenotintendedtodiagnose,treat,cure,orpreventanydisease.Theact givestheFDAthepowertoenforcethelawsgovernedbytheact.Page921.Whenreviewingthephasesofdrugdevelopment,thenursefindsadiscussionaboutthe postmarketingsurveillancephase.Whichoneofthefollowingactivitieswouldthenurse expecttofindasbeingcarriedoutduringthisphase? A)HealthcareprovidersreportadverseeffectstoFDA. B)Healthyvolunteersareinvolvedinthetest. C)Invitrotestsareperformedusinghumancells. D)Thedrugisgiventopatientswiththedisease. Ans:A Feedback: Thepostmarketingsurveillancephaseofdrugdevelopmentencourageshealthcare professionalstoreportadverseeffectsofdrugstotheFDAusingMedWatch.Phase1of clinicaltestinginvolves20to100healthyvolunteers.Invitrotestingofthedrugon humanoranimalcellsisdoneinthepre-FDAphase.InPhase2ofclinicaltesting,the drugisgiventopatientswiththediseaseforwhichthedrugismanufactured. 22.Anurseisassessingapregnantclientandlearnsthattheclientisaddictedtococaine. Thenurseinformstheclientabouttherisksofcocaineaddictionforherfetus.Whichof thefollowingwouldthenurseinclude? A)Thechildmaybebornwithdiabetes. B)Thechildmaybebornwithhypertension. C)Thechildmaybebornwithanaddictiontodrugs. D)ThechildmaybebornwithCNSdefects. Ans:C Feedback: Thenurseinformstheclientthatchildrenborntomothersusingaddictivedrugsare oftenbornwithanaddictiontothedrug.Childrenborntomotherswhoareaddictedto cocainearenotknowntobebornwithdiabetes,CNSdefects,orhypertension. 23.Apatientarrivesatthehealthcareclinicandinformsthenursethathehasconsumed severalaspirintabletsforasevereheadacheoverthepast24hours.Thenursewouldbe alertforwhichofthefollowingasaharmfuleffect? A)Gastrointestinalbleeding B)Breathingdifficulties C)Visualdisturbances D)Lossofbalance Ans:A Feedback: Aspirinispotentiallyharmfulandcancausegastrointestinalbleedingandsalicylism. Breathingdifficulties,visualdisturbances,andlossofbalancecouldbeduetoanillness ortheeffectsofsomeotherdrug.Page1024.Thenurseobservesthatafteradministrationofadrugthepatienthasdevelopeditching andaskinrash.Thenurseinterpretsthesefindingsaswhichofthefollowing? A)Toxicity B)Allergicreaction C)Angioedema D)Crystalluria Ans:B Feedback: Allergicreactionsaremanifestedbyavarietyofsignsandsymptomsincludingitching, skinrashes,andhives.Swolleneyelids,lips,andmoutharesomeofthesymptomsof angioedema,anallergicdrugreactionthatmayblocktheairway,causingasphyxia. Toxicityortoxicreactionsarecausedwhenbloodconcentrationlevelsexceedthe therapeuticlevelofdrugs.Reducedbloodpressureiscalledhypotension.Crystalsinthe urinearesymptomsofcrystalluria. 25.Apatientisreceivingdigoxinastreatmentforheartfailure.Whichofthefollowing wouldbemostimportantforthenursetomonitortoreducetheriskfortoxicity? A)Seizureactivity B)Drugbloodlevel C)Urinaryoutput D)Bloodpressure Ans:B Feedback: Thenurseshouldmonitorthepatient'sbloodlevelofthedrugtoensurethatthelevel remainswithinthetherapeuticrange.Monitoringseizureactivity,urinationfrequency, andbloodpressurewillnotpreventtoxicity.Seizureactivityisunrelatedtodigoxinor heartfailure.Page1126.Apatienthasbeenusingsleepingpillseverynightforthepastseveralmonths.Now admittedtothehospital,heisprescribedhisusualdoseofsleepingpill.After administration,thepatientcontinuestoberestlessandiswideawake.Thenursenotifies thehealthcareprovider,whoprescribesanincreaseddose.Afterreceivingthenew dose,thepatientfallsasleep.Thenurseinterpretsthisaswhichofthefollowing? A)Drugidiosyncrasy B)Cumulativedrugeffect C)Drugtolerance D)Toxicreactions Ans:C Feedback: Thepatienthasdevelopeddrugtoleranceandhastobeadministeredanincreased dosageofthedrugtoachievethedesiredeffect.Cumulativedrugeffectoccurswhenthe bodyisunabletometabolizeandexcreteone(normal)doseofadrugbeforethenext doseisgiven.Drugidiosyncrasyisatermusedtodescribeanyunusualorabnormal reactiontoadrug.Toxicreactionsarecausedwhenbloodconcentrationlevelsexceed thetherapeuticlevelsofadrug. 27.Apatientwantstoknowaboutthepossibleinteractionsofthevariousdrugsthathehas beenprescribedforanillness.Thenurseexplainsthatthedrugsinteractwitheachother andproduceaneffectthatisgreaterthanthesumoftheirseparateactions.Whichofthe followingreactionsisthenurseinformingabout? A)Additivedrugreaction B)Synergisticdrugreaction C)Antagonisticdrugreaction D)Toxicdrugreaction Ans:B Feedback: Asynergisticdrugreactionoccurswhendrugsinteractwitheachotherandproducea sumgreaterthanthesumoftheirseparateactions.Anadditivedrugreactionoccurs whenthecombinedeffectoftwodrugsisequaltothesumofeachdruggivenalone.An antagonisticdrugreactionoccurswhenonedruginterfereswiththeactionofanother, causingneutralizationoradecreaseintheeffectofonedrug.Toxicdrugreactionsare causedwhenbloodconcentrationlevelsexceedthetherapeuticlevelsofadrug.Page1228.Anursehasadministereddrugstoapatientasperthephysician'sorders.Whichofthe followingactivitiesshouldthenurseperformafteradministeringtheprescribeddrugsto thepatient? A)Recordsymptomsofthecondition. B)Performacultureandsensitivitytest. C)Obtainhistoryofdrugallergy. D)Checkforadversedrugreactions. Ans:D Feedback: Afteradministeringthedrugtothepatient,thenurseshouldobservethepatientfor adversedrugreactions.Recordingsymptomsofinfection,performingacultureand sensitivitytest,andobtainingahistoryofdrugallergyaretypicallyperformedbythe nurseinthepreadministrationassessmentstage. 29.Thenurseadministersaprescribedmedicationthatissuppliedasanenteric-coated tablet.Thepatientasksthenurseaboutthisformoftablet.Whendescribinghowthis tabletisabsorbed,whichresponsebythenursewouldbemostaccurate? A)“Themedicationdissolvesdirectlyfromthestomachintothebody.” B)“Thedrugbreaksupintopiecesasitmovesthroughthestomach.” C)“ThemedicationbypassestheGItractandgoesquicklyintothebloodstream.” D)“Thedrugdissolvesintofragmentsafteritreachesyoursmallintestine.” Ans:D Feedback: Enteric-coatedtabletsdisintegrateorfragmentafterreachingthealkalinemediumofthe smallintestine.Tabletsandcapsulesbreakupintosmallparticlesanddissolveintobody fluidsinthegastrointestinaltract.Liquidsandparenteraldrugsarequicklyabsorbed intothebodysystem. 30.Afterteachingagroupofnursingstudentsaboutpharmacokinetics,theinstructor determinesthattheteachingwassuccessfulwhenthestudentsidentifywhichofthe followingasthefirstphase? A)Metabolism B)Absorption C)Distribution D)Excretion Ans:B Feedback: Pharmacokineticsreferstothetransportationactivityofdrugsinthebodyafter administration.Thefirstcomponentisabsorption.Thisisfollowedbydistribution, metabolism,andfinallyexcretion.Page1331.Apatientisconsideringusingherbalsupplementsandasksthenurseaboutthem.Which responsebythenursewouldbemostappropriate? A)“Herbalsupplementsaresafetousebecausetheyareregulatedclosely.” B)“Herbalsupplementscanaffectthewayothermedicationswillact.” C)“Takingmorethantherecommendedamountusuallyisnotharmfulbecausethey arenatural.” D)“Theriskofthesupplementinteractingwithanyprescriptionmedicationsis extremelylow.” Ans:B Feedback: Thenurseneedstoexplaintothepatientthatjustbecauseanherbalsupplementis labeled“natural”doesnotmeanthesupplementissafeorwithoutharmfuleffects. Herbalsupplementscanactthesamewayasdrugsandcancausemedicalproblemsif notusedcorrectlyoriftakeninlargeamounts.Herbalsupplementsarenotregulatedby theFDA,soproductslackstandardizationinrelationtopurityandpotency.Inaddition, thepatientshouldbewarnednottotakemorethantherecommendeddoseofanyherbal healthproductorsupplement.Theproblemsthattheseproductscancausearemuch morelikelytooccurifthepatienttakestoomuchortakesthemfortoolong. 32.Anurseisreadingajournalarticleaboutseasonalallergiesandcomesacrossthename ofthedrugloratadine.Thenurseidentifiesthisdrugnameaswhichofthefollowing? A)Chemical B)Generic C)Trade D)Brand Ans:B Feedback: Thegenericnameisthenamegiventoadrugthatcanbemadeormarketedbyany companyandisthenamegiventothedrugbytheFDA.Thechemicalnameisthe scientifictermthatdescribesthemolecularstructureofthedrugs,typicallythechemical components.Thetradeorbrandnameofthedrugisthenameselectedbyaspecific companyformarketingpurposesandisfollowedbyatrademarksymbolorregistered trademarksymbol.Page1433.Agroupofnursingstudentsarereviewinginformationaboutdrugdevelopmentinthe UnitedStatesinpreparationforanexam.Thestudentsdemonstrateunderstandingof thismaterialwhentheyidentifytestingofwhichofthefollowingasoneofthefirst steps? A)Smallgroupofhealthyvolunteers B)Peoplewhohavethedisease C)Liveanimals D)Largenumbersofpatients Ans:C Feedback: Initially,drugtestingbeginswithtestinginanartificialenvironmentsuchasatesttube, andthenthistestingisfollowedbytestingonliveanimals.Next,clinicaltestingoccurs witheachphaseinvolvingalargernumberofpeople.First,asmallgroupof20to100 healthyvolunteersaretested;thentestingisperformedonpeoplewhohavethedisease orcondition.Last,thedrugisgiventolargenumbersofpatientsinmedicalresearch centers. 34.Afterteachingagroupofnursingstudentsaboutpharmacokinetics,theinstructor determinesthattheteachingwassuccessfulwhenthestudentsidentifywhichofthe followingasthesiteforthemetabolismofmostdrugs? A)Liver B)Lungs C)Kidneys D)Intestinalmucosa Ans:A Feedback: Althoughthekidneys,lungs,plasma,andintestinalmucosamayaidinthemetabolism ofdrugs,mostdrugsaremetabolizedbytheliver.Page11.Whichofthefollowingreflectsanurse'sresponsibilitywhenadrugisprescribedfora client?Selectallthatapply. A)Administeringthedrugtotheclient B)Monitoringfortherapeuticresponse C)Checkingfordrug–druginteractions D)Reportingadversereactions E)Teachingtheclientinformationneededtoadministerdrugssafelyathome Ans:A,B,D,E Feedback: Whenadrugisprescribedtoaclient,thenurseisresponsiblefortheadministrationof thedrug,monitoringfortherapeuticeffects,reportingadversedrugreactions,and teachingtheclientinformationneededtoadministerthedrugsafelyathome.A pharmacistchecksfordrug–druginteractionspriortodispensingadrugfor administration. 2.Agroupofnursingstudentsarereviewingtheconceptknownasthefive+1rightsof drugadministration.Thegroupdemonstratesunderstandingofthisconceptwhenthey identifywhichofthefollowingasbeingincluded?Selectallthatapply. A)Rightdocumentation B)Rightpatient C)Rightroute D)Rightdrug E)Rightprescriber Ans:A,B,C,D Feedback: Thefive+1rightsofdrugadministrationincludethefollowing:rightpatient,right drug,rightdose,rightroute,righttime,andrightdocumentation.