NSG 352 Exam 2 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and
CORRECT Answers
The client is ordered Scrub the injection port with alcohol, flush with
Diphenhydramine (Bendadryl) 25 mg normal saline, give Diphenhydramine over 2
IV push stat. Which is the correct minutes and flush with normal saline.
procedure for this type of 3 multiple choice options
administration?
The client with decreased blood 0.9% Sodium Chloride
pressure is ordered a "bolus of 3 multiple choice options
normal saline". The nurse goes into
the supply closet to obtain the IV
fluid and looks for a bag with which
of the following printed on it?
,The nurse is assessing the client's IV Start the ceftriaxone at a rate of 200 mL/hr
pump. The MAR states the patient
should be receiving 0.9% sodium
chloride at 200 mL/hr and
Ceftriaxone 1000 mg IVPB in 100 mL
over 30 minutes. The previous nurse
3 multiple choice options
states they started the Ceftriaxone at
0600. The current time is 0615.
Based upon the picture of the IV
pump, which action should the nurse
take?
The nursing student comments to the The needle is not in fluid the whole time
nursing instructor that when drawing 3 multiple choice options
up medication from a vial, they keep
getting too much air in the syringe.
Which of the following can
contribute to getting air into the
syringe?
What are Medication Administration Needles and Syringes
Equipment?
Needles measured in gauges (higher the gauge the smaller
the diameter) and length
Syringes measured in mL but may be also measured in units
may be prefilled to use with a special injector
device
, What are the steps of drawing up a 1. Remove the cap from the vial, wipe with alcohol
medication?
2. Inject an equal amount of air into the vial (never
do this with an ampule)
3. Turn the vial upside down and withdraw the
amount of medication you need from the vial
4. Ensure your needle is in the fluid the whole time
you are withdrawing the liquid or you will get air in
the syringe
5. If you get air, tap the syringe so the air rises to
the top and then
inject the air back into the vial
6. Give the medication as soon as you draw it up. if
you cannot,
label with the patient name, med name, date and
time.
2 multiple choice options
CORRECT Answers
The client is ordered Scrub the injection port with alcohol, flush with
Diphenhydramine (Bendadryl) 25 mg normal saline, give Diphenhydramine over 2
IV push stat. Which is the correct minutes and flush with normal saline.
procedure for this type of 3 multiple choice options
administration?
The client with decreased blood 0.9% Sodium Chloride
pressure is ordered a "bolus of 3 multiple choice options
normal saline". The nurse goes into
the supply closet to obtain the IV
fluid and looks for a bag with which
of the following printed on it?
,The nurse is assessing the client's IV Start the ceftriaxone at a rate of 200 mL/hr
pump. The MAR states the patient
should be receiving 0.9% sodium
chloride at 200 mL/hr and
Ceftriaxone 1000 mg IVPB in 100 mL
over 30 minutes. The previous nurse
3 multiple choice options
states they started the Ceftriaxone at
0600. The current time is 0615.
Based upon the picture of the IV
pump, which action should the nurse
take?
The nursing student comments to the The needle is not in fluid the whole time
nursing instructor that when drawing 3 multiple choice options
up medication from a vial, they keep
getting too much air in the syringe.
Which of the following can
contribute to getting air into the
syringe?
What are Medication Administration Needles and Syringes
Equipment?
Needles measured in gauges (higher the gauge the smaller
the diameter) and length
Syringes measured in mL but may be also measured in units
may be prefilled to use with a special injector
device
, What are the steps of drawing up a 1. Remove the cap from the vial, wipe with alcohol
medication?
2. Inject an equal amount of air into the vial (never
do this with an ampule)
3. Turn the vial upside down and withdraw the
amount of medication you need from the vial
4. Ensure your needle is in the fluid the whole time
you are withdrawing the liquid or you will get air in
the syringe
5. If you get air, tap the syringe so the air rises to
the top and then
inject the air back into the vial
6. Give the medication as soon as you draw it up. if
you cannot,
label with the patient name, med name, date and
time.
2 multiple choice options
