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In nursing, what is the importance of chemistry?
Knowing the chemical reactions of drugs to the human body and mixing said drugs. To know how atoms work in our body and in the outside world
What do harmful drugs do to your body?
Like REALY you guys don't know what does drugs do to your body? It could damage you're lungs or it might killed u if u don't stop using drugs gosh peep$
What is the need to classify drugs?
It is important to know how much medication or drugs is too much for the body to handle. Drugs used over a therapeutic level can cause an overdoes or death.
Why do you have to take perscritption drugs?
The need to take prescribed drugs is as we don't know whether the non-prescribed drugs will be a good one to clear their illness and also we don't know whether that drug only used for our illness in the body.
How long does cocain stays in the body?
2 to 4 days
How do you know if you are a drug user?
You know your a drug user when you do the drugs
How do you know your kids are on drugs?
You know your kids are on drugs because drugs cause predictable and recognizable changes in their personalities.
Does working out get drugs out of your system faster?
I don't know for sure. I know that sweating helps alchohol exit the body. I imagine that it would depend on what drug.
How many drugs altogether does one cigarette contain?
We might think that ciggarettes are not dangerous BUT do you know how many drugs one ciggarette just contains????????? Well if you don't I'll tell you. One ciggarette contains 36 drugs which damage our body head to foot!!!!!!!!!! I bet you didn't know that. HUH??????
What topics are taught by NIDA for Teens?
The program that is called NIDA for teens seems to specialise in explaining drugs. Its a way for them to know the effects of the drugs on the body in hopes the teens won't want to experiment with them.
Why do you not give succinylcholine to Lumbee Indians?
Due to how Succinylcholine metabolizes in Lumbee indians. It does not work as it should, immediately, but last longer in the body, causing paralysis a few hours to a few days later. It is a paralytic drug given pre-hospital care for head trauma with breathing issues, etc... Most paramedics know this information as it is one of the required drugs on the EMT-P formulary. Can not say that other medical staff will be as knowledgable.
How would insurance company know if you lied on your application about being a drug user after your death?
When the autopsy on your body showed that you were using drugs.
