D116 Textbook oxycodone.
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_ckplav Which action is
1. The patient who has not seen results from most appropriate?
two weeks of initial therapy of
Verify the
citalopram
patient's
The toddler on oral amoxicillin for acute
adherence to the
otitis media
drug regi-men
The 55-year-old male who is unable to
achieve and maintain an erection with
25 mg of silde-nafil
The heart failure patient on digoxin
2. Which drug is a prototype
nonselective beta-blocker?
3. You have a patient who has been on
amlodip-ine for hypertension for the last
three months. He is tolerating the
medication well. But he has not shown a
decrease in blood pressure as you would
like. You want to keep this patient on a di-
hydropyridine calcium channel blocker
because of the lack of side effects.
Which drug is a dihydropyridine calcium
channel blocker?
Clozapin
e
Diltiaze
m
Isradipin
e
Verapam
il
4. A patient with chronic pain calls the
provider's office to request a refill for
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,The heart failure patient on digox-in
Correct! Digoxin is a narrow thera-peutic window index drug that
re-quires levels to be drawn frequently to assess for eflcacy and
toxicity.
Correct! Propranolol is a prototype nonselective beta-blocker.
Correct! Isradipine is a dihydropy-ridine calcium channel blocker.
The
-dipine suflx can help you deter-mine this.
Correct! Schedule II medications are not eligible for refills, and
pre-scriptions must be in a hard script, therefore the patient must
be eval-uated in person.
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,D116 Textbook
Study online at
Determine the patient's current medication dosage
Fax an order to the pharmacy
Schedule an appointment with the patient
5. A patient is using a metered-dose Correct! Performing a physical
inhaler con-taining albuterol for asthma. as-sessment helps the nurse
The medication la- evaluate
bel instructs the patient to administer "two puffs the patient's response
to the med-every 4 hours as needed for coughing or wheez- ication
and identifies the presence
ing." The patient reports feeling jittery of other side ettects.
some-times when taking the medication,
and she does not feel that the
medication is always effective. Which
action is most appropriate?
Asking the patient to demonstrate the use
of the inhaler
Auscultating the patient's lung sounds
and ob-taining vital signs
Suggesting that the patient use one puff
to re-duce side effects
Assessing the patient's exposure to
tobacco smoke
6. The nurse administers naloxone to a patient who Correct! Naloxone acts
by blocking
has received a toxic dose of morphine receptors by
sulfate. The naloxone is effective neurochemical
because of which ac-tion? alterations
Countering the
Increasing the excretion of morphine effects of
sulfate by altering serum pH morphine sulfate
Regulating the sensitivity of opioid by
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,action of opioids at opioid re-ceptors.
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Study online at https://quizlet.com/_ckplav Which action is
1. The patient who has not seen results from most appropriate?
two weeks of initial therapy of
Verify the
citalopram
patient's
The toddler on oral amoxicillin for acute
adherence to the
otitis media
drug regi-men
The 55-year-old male who is unable to
achieve and maintain an erection with
25 mg of silde-nafil
The heart failure patient on digoxin
2. Which drug is a prototype
nonselective beta-blocker?
3. You have a patient who has been on
amlodip-ine for hypertension for the last
three months. He is tolerating the
medication well. But he has not shown a
decrease in blood pressure as you would
like. You want to keep this patient on a di-
hydropyridine calcium channel blocker
because of the lack of side effects.
Which drug is a dihydropyridine calcium
channel blocker?
Clozapin
e
Diltiaze
m
Isradipin
e
Verapam
il
4. A patient with chronic pain calls the
provider's office to request a refill for
1/
51
,The heart failure patient on digox-in
Correct! Digoxin is a narrow thera-peutic window index drug that
re-quires levels to be drawn frequently to assess for eflcacy and
toxicity.
Correct! Propranolol is a prototype nonselective beta-blocker.
Correct! Isradipine is a dihydropy-ridine calcium channel blocker.
The
-dipine suflx can help you deter-mine this.
Correct! Schedule II medications are not eligible for refills, and
pre-scriptions must be in a hard script, therefore the patient must
be eval-uated in person.
2/
51
,D116 Textbook
Study online at
Determine the patient's current medication dosage
Fax an order to the pharmacy
Schedule an appointment with the patient
5. A patient is using a metered-dose Correct! Performing a physical
inhaler con-taining albuterol for asthma. as-sessment helps the nurse
The medication la- evaluate
bel instructs the patient to administer "two puffs the patient's response
to the med-every 4 hours as needed for coughing or wheez- ication
and identifies the presence
ing." The patient reports feeling jittery of other side ettects.
some-times when taking the medication,
and she does not feel that the
medication is always effective. Which
action is most appropriate?
Asking the patient to demonstrate the use
of the inhaler
Auscultating the patient's lung sounds
and ob-taining vital signs
Suggesting that the patient use one puff
to re-duce side effects
Assessing the patient's exposure to
tobacco smoke
6. The nurse administers naloxone to a patient who Correct! Naloxone acts
by blocking
has received a toxic dose of morphine receptors by
sulfate. The naloxone is effective neurochemical
because of which ac-tion? alterations
Countering the
Increasing the excretion of morphine effects of
sulfate by altering serum pH morphine sulfate
Regulating the sensitivity of opioid by
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51
,action of opioids at opioid re-ceptors.
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