NRG 200 PHARMACOLOGY FOR HUMAN
CARING NURSING CERTIFICATION
EVALUATION EXAMS 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS GUARANTEED PASS
◉ Captopril. Answer: ACE inhibitor; report dry cough and tongue
swelling.
◉ Losartan. Answer: ARB; therapeutic effect is decreased blood
pressure.
◉ Digoxin. Answer: Cardiac glycoside; check apical pulse before
administration.
◉ Digoxin toxicity. Answer: Symptoms include yellow vision and
weight gain.
◉ Transdermal nitroglycerin. Answer: Apply patch daily; remove for
10-12 hours.
◉ Sublingual nitroglycerin. Answer: Take up to 3 tablets 5 minutes
apart for pain.
,◉ Atorvastatin. Answer: Statin; prioritize liver function tests before
therapy.
◉ Warfarin. Answer: Anticoagulant; INR above 5.0 requires Vitamin
K.
◉ Heparin. Answer: Anticoagulant; reversed by protamine sulfate.
◉ INR. Answer: International Normalized Ratio; measures blood
coagulation.
◉ Potassium-rich foods. Answer: Important for patients on ACE
inhibitors.
◉ Facial swelling. Answer: Possible adverse effect of ACE inhibitors.
◉ Therapeutic level. Answer: Effective concentration of medication
in the body.
◉ Atrial fibrillation. Answer: Irregular heartbeat; often treated with
digoxin.
, ◉ Pulmonary embolism. Answer: Blockage in pulmonary arteries;
treated with heparin.
◉ Deep vein thrombosis. Answer: Blood clot in deep veins; requires
anticoagulation.
◉ Nausea. Answer: Common side effect; monitor in patients on
captopril.
◉ Blood pressure. Answer: Vital sign; monitor for effectiveness of
antihypertensives.
◉ HDL cholesterol. Answer: High-density lipoprotein; increased by
some medications.
◉ Plastic wrap. Answer: Used to cover transdermal patch
application site.
◉ Weight gain. Answer: Possible sign of digoxin toxicity; monitor
closely.
◉ Protamine sulfate. Answer: Antidote for heparin overdose.
CARING NURSING CERTIFICATION
EVALUATION EXAMS 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS GUARANTEED PASS
◉ Captopril. Answer: ACE inhibitor; report dry cough and tongue
swelling.
◉ Losartan. Answer: ARB; therapeutic effect is decreased blood
pressure.
◉ Digoxin. Answer: Cardiac glycoside; check apical pulse before
administration.
◉ Digoxin toxicity. Answer: Symptoms include yellow vision and
weight gain.
◉ Transdermal nitroglycerin. Answer: Apply patch daily; remove for
10-12 hours.
◉ Sublingual nitroglycerin. Answer: Take up to 3 tablets 5 minutes
apart for pain.
,◉ Atorvastatin. Answer: Statin; prioritize liver function tests before
therapy.
◉ Warfarin. Answer: Anticoagulant; INR above 5.0 requires Vitamin
K.
◉ Heparin. Answer: Anticoagulant; reversed by protamine sulfate.
◉ INR. Answer: International Normalized Ratio; measures blood
coagulation.
◉ Potassium-rich foods. Answer: Important for patients on ACE
inhibitors.
◉ Facial swelling. Answer: Possible adverse effect of ACE inhibitors.
◉ Therapeutic level. Answer: Effective concentration of medication
in the body.
◉ Atrial fibrillation. Answer: Irregular heartbeat; often treated with
digoxin.
, ◉ Pulmonary embolism. Answer: Blockage in pulmonary arteries;
treated with heparin.
◉ Deep vein thrombosis. Answer: Blood clot in deep veins; requires
anticoagulation.
◉ Nausea. Answer: Common side effect; monitor in patients on
captopril.
◉ Blood pressure. Answer: Vital sign; monitor for effectiveness of
antihypertensives.
◉ HDL cholesterol. Answer: High-density lipoprotein; increased by
some medications.
◉ Plastic wrap. Answer: Used to cover transdermal patch
application site.
◉ Weight gain. Answer: Possible sign of digoxin toxicity; monitor
closely.
◉ Protamine sulfate. Answer: Antidote for heparin overdose.
