1.) How can these physiological factors listed below affect drug effect?  Explain each. - diurnal rhythm - acid - base balance - hydration - electrolyte balance

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Q: What are the nursing responsibilities of the DRUG LIDOCAINE?

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Q: What information about the drug should you determine prior to administration?

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Q: Briefly explain the therapeutic drug monitoring of Warfarin? Please explain at your own words

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Q: Write the drug drug interaction between Atenolol and Disopyramide ?

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