HFHS GENERAL ORIENTATION EXAM 2026 QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS (SOLVED) 100% CORRECT!!
6 Rights of Drug Administration Answer - Right Patient, Time, Route, Drug,
Dose, and Documentation
High Alert Medications Answer - Potassium chloride, Heparin, Insulin,
Warfarin, Calcium, Chemotherapeutic drugs, Opioids, and Lidocaine
All Chemotherapy, PCA, and Heparin drips require.... Answer - Verification by
two RNs which is documented in the eMAR
When can't verbal orders be given? Answer - Antineoplastic Agents
When should verbal orders be used? Answer - True emergencies or when the
issuing provider is unavailable (e.g., during sterile procedures)
Range Order: Doc orders Morphine 2-8 mg q 4 hrs PRN pain... @ 1400 Pt states
their pain is a 7/10 and 2 mg of Morphine is given. When you reassess the
patient's pain score an hour later (1500) the patient states that there had been
no relief. Therefore, you administer an additional 3 mg of Morphine. How much
morphine can be given from 1600-1800? Answer - 3 mg of Morphine
? g = 1 kg Answer - 1000 g
, ? mg = 1 g Answer - 1000 mg
? mcg = 1 mg Answer - 1000 mcg
? mL = 1 L Answer - 1000 mL
? lbs = 1 kg Answer - 2.2 lbs
? tbs = 15 mL Answer - 1 tbs
? oz = 30 mL Answer - 1 oz
What is the most common allergy that's an anti-infective Answer - PCN
What drugs constitute the Penicillins? Answer - Amoxacillin, Ampicillin,
Augmentin, Nafcillin Sodium, Piperacillin sodium, PCN G, PCN VK, Trimox,
Unasyn
When might Penicillins be used? Answer - Skin and urinary tract infections,
bronchitis, pneumonia, tonsilitis, ear infections
Serious Adverse Reactions to Penicillins Answer - Anaphylaxis, Neutropenia,
Leukopenia, Thrombocytopenia, Hepatotoxicity
NSG Considerations when giving Penicillins Answer - Give with full glass of
water on an empty stomach and do not give with acidic fruit juice because is
decomposes PCN
AND ANSWERS (SOLVED) 100% CORRECT!!
6 Rights of Drug Administration Answer - Right Patient, Time, Route, Drug,
Dose, and Documentation
High Alert Medications Answer - Potassium chloride, Heparin, Insulin,
Warfarin, Calcium, Chemotherapeutic drugs, Opioids, and Lidocaine
All Chemotherapy, PCA, and Heparin drips require.... Answer - Verification by
two RNs which is documented in the eMAR
When can't verbal orders be given? Answer - Antineoplastic Agents
When should verbal orders be used? Answer - True emergencies or when the
issuing provider is unavailable (e.g., during sterile procedures)
Range Order: Doc orders Morphine 2-8 mg q 4 hrs PRN pain... @ 1400 Pt states
their pain is a 7/10 and 2 mg of Morphine is given. When you reassess the
patient's pain score an hour later (1500) the patient states that there had been
no relief. Therefore, you administer an additional 3 mg of Morphine. How much
morphine can be given from 1600-1800? Answer - 3 mg of Morphine
? g = 1 kg Answer - 1000 g
, ? mg = 1 g Answer - 1000 mg
? mcg = 1 mg Answer - 1000 mcg
? mL = 1 L Answer - 1000 mL
? lbs = 1 kg Answer - 2.2 lbs
? tbs = 15 mL Answer - 1 tbs
? oz = 30 mL Answer - 1 oz
What is the most common allergy that's an anti-infective Answer - PCN
What drugs constitute the Penicillins? Answer - Amoxacillin, Ampicillin,
Augmentin, Nafcillin Sodium, Piperacillin sodium, PCN G, PCN VK, Trimox,
Unasyn
When might Penicillins be used? Answer - Skin and urinary tract infections,
bronchitis, pneumonia, tonsilitis, ear infections
Serious Adverse Reactions to Penicillins Answer - Anaphylaxis, Neutropenia,
Leukopenia, Thrombocytopenia, Hepatotoxicity
NSG Considerations when giving Penicillins Answer - Give with full glass of
water on an empty stomach and do not give with acidic fruit juice because is
decomposes PCN
