Pharmacology is the study of the actions of drugs, incorporating knowledge from other sciences.
Drugs are classified based on their action or effect on the body or by
their chemical characteristics. Nurses must be familiar with both
generic and trade names of drugs Pharmacology is hard.It is one of the toughest subjects in a nursing program. So if it is on
your course list this coming semester, you're probably feeling anxious
and overwhelmed already.
Nurses play an integral role in administering medication to patients, and depending on the environment in which they work, they may be doing this every few minutes. As a result, it's imperative that nurses have a solid understanding of pharmacology, and potentially fatal drug interactions.
Abstract. Background: Pharmacology
education in nursing has become increasingly important as nurses' roles
in administering, prescribing and educating patients about their
medications have grown.
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Why pharmacology is important in nursing?
“Thus, nurses must be equipped with extended pharmacology knowledge that will allow them to recognise therapeutic responses to drugs and adverse drug reactions to ensure patient safety and to respond to patients' needs accordingly.
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