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Pharmacokinetic processes determine how much of an administered drug dose gets to the site of action. Which of the following are pharmacokinetic processes? 

Drug excretion Drug absorption Drug metabolism Drug dosing schedule each of the following applications of pharmacology in patient care with the correct description. Managing Toxicity Promotion of Therapeutic Effects Making PRN Decisions Dosage and Administration Minimizing Adverse Interactions Complete a thorough drugs history, educate patients to avoid OTC drugs, and monitoring for possible drug interactions. Knowledge and application of the five rights of drug administration: giving the right drug to the right patient, in the right dose by the right route at the right time. Enhancement of therapeutic effects by nonpharmacological, supportive, or coordination measures. Proficiently monitor patients and respond to early signs of dangerous adverse drug reactions. Implementation of as needed orders with logic. Knowledge of reason for drug and ability to assess the patient's medication needs.