NUR 521 EXAM 3 EXAM WITH CORRECT
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+
PK of vancomycin - ANSWERS-peak and trough levels
required! * serum Trough level 10-20mcg/mL (hold greater
than 20)
AE of vancomycin - ANSWERS-nephrotoxicity/renal failure,
ototoxicity, thrombophlebitis, histamine release (red man
syndrome)
Nursing Assessment of vancomycin - ANSWERS-assess IV
frequently for signs of thrombophlebitis *vesicant drug
AE of tetracyclines - ANSWERS-photosensitivity**, GI upset,
diarrhea, & rash
,Nursing Assessment of tetracyclines - ANSWERS-Preg. Cat.
D, *use another form of b/c bc may interfere, *discolors/can
damage enamel of fetal teeth and long bone growth
Nursing Assessment for erythromycin - ANSWERS-take on
empty stomach with full glass of water
PT of oprelvekin - ANSWERS-prevent thrombocytopenia
AE of oprelvekin - ANSWERS-fluid retention*, nausea,
vomiting
nursing assessment of oprelvekin - ANSWERS-***monitor
platelet (thrombocyte) counts nl 150-400,000
PT of filgrastim - ANSWERS-increase neutrophil count
nursing assessment of filgrastim - ANSWERS-- Check Lab
Values: ANC and WBC
- Neutrophil count: 2500-8000
, nursing assessment of epoetin alpha - ANSWERS-Check lab
values for:
- hemoglobin HGB: women 12-16g/dL; men: 14-16.5g/dL
-hematocrit HCT: women: 37-47%; men 40-50%
-RBC: 3.6-5 x 10
PD of repaglinide - ANSWERS-- stimulate beta 2 cells in
pancreas
- rapid excretion prevents beta cells from being overly
stimulated, so *lessened time pt is at risk for *hypoglycemia
-directly on pancreas
(preferred for type 2 diabetes
PK of repaglinide - ANSWERS-- preferred in its who are
elderly or w decreased renal - function/disease
- onset: 30 min
nursing assessment of repaglinide - ANSWERS-hold if NPO
PD of exenatide - ANSWERS-mimics natural incretin
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+
PK of vancomycin - ANSWERS-peak and trough levels
required! * serum Trough level 10-20mcg/mL (hold greater
than 20)
AE of vancomycin - ANSWERS-nephrotoxicity/renal failure,
ototoxicity, thrombophlebitis, histamine release (red man
syndrome)
Nursing Assessment of vancomycin - ANSWERS-assess IV
frequently for signs of thrombophlebitis *vesicant drug
AE of tetracyclines - ANSWERS-photosensitivity**, GI upset,
diarrhea, & rash
,Nursing Assessment of tetracyclines - ANSWERS-Preg. Cat.
D, *use another form of b/c bc may interfere, *discolors/can
damage enamel of fetal teeth and long bone growth
Nursing Assessment for erythromycin - ANSWERS-take on
empty stomach with full glass of water
PT of oprelvekin - ANSWERS-prevent thrombocytopenia
AE of oprelvekin - ANSWERS-fluid retention*, nausea,
vomiting
nursing assessment of oprelvekin - ANSWERS-***monitor
platelet (thrombocyte) counts nl 150-400,000
PT of filgrastim - ANSWERS-increase neutrophil count
nursing assessment of filgrastim - ANSWERS-- Check Lab
Values: ANC and WBC
- Neutrophil count: 2500-8000
, nursing assessment of epoetin alpha - ANSWERS-Check lab
values for:
- hemoglobin HGB: women 12-16g/dL; men: 14-16.5g/dL
-hematocrit HCT: women: 37-47%; men 40-50%
-RBC: 3.6-5 x 10
PD of repaglinide - ANSWERS-- stimulate beta 2 cells in
pancreas
- rapid excretion prevents beta cells from being overly
stimulated, so *lessened time pt is at risk for *hypoglycemia
-directly on pancreas
(preferred for type 2 diabetes
PK of repaglinide - ANSWERS-- preferred in its who are
elderly or w decreased renal - function/disease
- onset: 30 min
nursing assessment of repaglinide - ANSWERS-hold if NPO
PD of exenatide - ANSWERS-mimics natural incretin
