Study guide for Clayton's Basic Pharmacology for nurses

Drug definitions, standards, and information sources
Basic principles of drug action and drug interactions
Drug action across the life span
The nursing process and pharmacology
Patient education to promote health
Principles of medication administration and medication safety
Percutaneous administration
Enteral administration
Parenteral administration: safe preparation of parenteral medications
Parenteral administration: intradermal, subcutaneous, and intramuscular routes
Parenteral adminstration: intravenous route
Drugs affecting the autonomic nervous system
Drugs used for sleep
Drugs used to treat neurodegenerative disorders
Drugs used for anxiety disorders
Drugs used for depressive and bipolar disorders
Drugs used for psychoses
Drugs used for seizure disorders
Drugs used for pain management
Introduction to cardiovascular disease and metabolic syndrome
Drugs used to treat dyslipidemias
Drugs used to treat hypertension
Drugs used to treat dysrhythmias
Drugs used to treat angina pectoris
Drugs used to treat peripheral vascular disease
Drugs used to treat thromboembolic disorders
Drugs used to treat heart failure
Drugs used for diuresis
Drugs used to treat upper respiratory disease
Drugs used to treat lower respiratory disease
Drugs used to treat oral disorders
Drugs used to treat gastroesophageal reflux and peptic ulcer disease
Drugs used to treat nausea and vomiting
Drugs used to treat constipation and diarrhea
Drugs used to treat diabetes mellitus
Drugs used to treat thyroid disease
Corticosteroids
Gonadal hormones
Drugs used in obstetrics
Drugs used in men's and women's health
Drugs used to treat disorders of the urinary system
Drugs used to treat glaucoma and other eye disorders
Drugs used to treat cancer
Drugs used to treat the musculoskeletal system
Drugs used to treat infections
Nutrition
Herbal and dietary supplement therapy
Substance abuse.