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NUR 3251 Pharmacology for Nurses II: Module 1 Gene Therapy & Pharmacogenetics Study Guide, Exercises of Nursing

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NUR 3251 Pharmacology for Nurses II
Module 1 Gene Therapy & Pharmacogenetics Study Guide
Understand and define the basic
terms related to genetics and
drug therapy. (Key Terms Ch. 8)
Briefly discuss the major
concepts of genetics as an
evolving segment of health care,
such as principles of genetic
inheritance; deoxyribonucleic
acid (DNA), ribonucleic acid
(RNA), and their functioning; the
relationship of DNA to protein
synthesis; and the importance of
amino acids.
Describe the basis of the Human
Genome Project (HGP) and its
impact on the role of genetics in
health care.
Discuss the different gene
therapies currently available.
Differentiate between direct and
indirect forms of gene therapy.
Identify the regulatory and
ethical issues related to gene
therapy as related to nursing and
health care professionals.
Briefly discuss
pharmacogenomics and
pharmacogenetics.
Discuss the evolving role of
professional nurses as related to
gene therapy.
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NUR 3251 Pharmacology for Nurses II

Module 1 Gene Therapy & Pharmacogenetics Study Guide

Understand and define the basic terms related to genetics and drug therapy. (Key Terms Ch. 8) Briefly discuss the major concepts of genetics as an evolving segment of health care, such as principles of genetic inheritance; deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), ribonucleic acid (RNA), and their functioning; the relationship of DNA to protein synthesis; and the importance of amino acids. Describe the basis of the Human Genome Project (HGP) and its impact on the role of genetics in health care. Discuss the different gene therapies currently available. Differentiate between direct and indirect forms of gene therapy. Identify the regulatory and ethical issues related to gene therapy as related to nursing and health care professionals. Briefly discuss pharmacogenomics and pharmacogenetics. Discuss the evolving role of professional nurses as related to gene therapy.

Case Study Questions A patient has an existing disorder that has occurred as a result of a dominant inherited disease. The patient asks the nurse to explain how genetics is involved in drug therapy and its relationship to gene therapy. What is gene therapy? The patient asks how many disorders are treated using this strategy. How will the nurse respond? The patient states that he read that viruses are used in gene therapy. The patient asks how a virus can be involved in treating illness. What is the nurse’s best response?