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RN ATI Pharmacology Proctored Exam
2023-2026 Overview Already Graded A+
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Client develops an anaphylactic reaction to IV administration.
- ............ANSWER..........Anaphylactic Reaction
Replace infusion with 0.9% sodium chloride, give diphenhydramine IM,
elevate client's legs and feet, administer epinephrine IM.
- ............ANSWER..........Actions for Anaphylactic Reaction
Supplement to avoid: St. John's Wort.
- ............ANSWER..........Sertraline and Supplements
Adverse effect to monitor: hypotension.
- ............ANSWER..........Lisinopril Adverse Effects
Vital sign change to monitor: increased pulse rate.
- ............ANSWER..........Heparin Vital Sign Changes
Responsible staff member for incident report: the nurse who identifies
the error. - ............ANSWER..........Medication Error Incident Report
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Monitor for: pruritus (sign of allergic reaction to morphine).
- ............ANSWER..........Morphine Epidural Infusion Monitoring
Sequence of steps: obtain client's apical heart rate, remove medication
from dispensing system, open medication package, compare client's
wristband to medication administration record, document administration
of medication. - ............ANSWER..........Digoxin Administration Steps
Contraindication for receiving medication: chronic kidney disease.
- ............ANSWER..........Acetaminophen Contraindication
Action to take first: notify the provider of the client's weight gain.
- ............ANSWER..........Furosemide Weight Gain Action
Indication of allergic reaction following injection: urticaria.
- ............ANSWER..........Penicillin G Allergic Reaction Indication
Instruction to include: place the tablet between your cheek and gum to
dissolve. - ............ANSWER..........Sublingual Nitroglycerin Instruction
Statement indicating understanding of teaching: 'I will need to have
blood levels drawn.' - ............ANSWER..........Theophylline
Understanding Statement
First action to take: inject air into the regular insulin vial.
- ............ANSWER..........Mixing Insulin First Action
RN ATI Pharmacology Proctored Exam
2023-2026 Overview Already Graded A+
Pass Guaranteed
Client develops an anaphylactic reaction to IV administration.
- ............ANSWER..........Anaphylactic Reaction
Replace infusion with 0.9% sodium chloride, give diphenhydramine IM,
elevate client's legs and feet, administer epinephrine IM.
- ............ANSWER..........Actions for Anaphylactic Reaction
Supplement to avoid: St. John's Wort.
- ............ANSWER..........Sertraline and Supplements
Adverse effect to monitor: hypotension.
- ............ANSWER..........Lisinopril Adverse Effects
Vital sign change to monitor: increased pulse rate.
- ............ANSWER..........Heparin Vital Sign Changes
Responsible staff member for incident report: the nurse who identifies
the error. - ............ANSWER..........Medication Error Incident Report
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Monitor for: pruritus (sign of allergic reaction to morphine).
- ............ANSWER..........Morphine Epidural Infusion Monitoring
Sequence of steps: obtain client's apical heart rate, remove medication
from dispensing system, open medication package, compare client's
wristband to medication administration record, document administration
of medication. - ............ANSWER..........Digoxin Administration Steps
Contraindication for receiving medication: chronic kidney disease.
- ............ANSWER..........Acetaminophen Contraindication
Action to take first: notify the provider of the client's weight gain.
- ............ANSWER..........Furosemide Weight Gain Action
Indication of allergic reaction following injection: urticaria.
- ............ANSWER..........Penicillin G Allergic Reaction Indication
Instruction to include: place the tablet between your cheek and gum to
dissolve. - ............ANSWER..........Sublingual Nitroglycerin Instruction
Statement indicating understanding of teaching: 'I will need to have
blood levels drawn.' - ............ANSWER..........Theophylline
Understanding Statement
First action to take: inject air into the regular insulin vial.
- ............ANSWER..........Mixing Insulin First Action
