The nurse is caring for pediatric clients and is aware that infants have a higher level of water in their body composition. How does this affect drug administration to this age group?

Which of the following is an example of a predictable demand product?

The nurse is administering medications to clients. If a client is given 50 mg of a drug which has a half-life of 12 hours, how much of the drug will remain in the body after 12 hours?

Forecasting demand levels provides the basic inputs for planning and control of logistics, marketing, production, and finance.

The nurse is administering medications in a long term care facility. Because drugs are metabolized in this organ or organs, the nurse would be especially observant when administering medications to clients who have which chronic illness?

Which of the following statements concerning fast glycolysis is false?

The nurse is caring for an 82-year old man who has septicemia and is receiving IV aminoglycoside therapy. The nurse will assess the client for signs and symptoms of which adverse effect?

Qualitative methods are those that use judgment, intuition, surveys, or comparative techniques to produce quantitative estimates about the future.

Forecasts are usually precise and accurate.

The nurse is studying pharmacology. What is the expected pharmacologic response when a drug is absorbed and distributed to the receptor sites in the body?