RNSG 1301: PHARMACOLOGY M. HARPER EXAM 2 –
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at risk population for cmv infants in utero, low birth weight and premature infants,
organ transplant recipients, immunocompromised
patients
patient teachings for vaccines no aspirin for babies, watch for adverse effects that
require hospitalization, no link to autism, may cause
adverse reaction, some adverse effects dont require
hospitalization.
A client who was bitten by a pit viper is establish iv access
to receive antivenin. What is the nurse's
best action?
, normal adverse reactions for vaccines fever, chills, malaise, pain at injection site, irritability,
drowsiness, fretfulness
A client is receiving flucytosine. The 110 mcg/mL
nurse is reviewing the client's serum
drug level. Which serum drug level
would lead the nurse to suspect that the
client is developing toxicity?
Administration of the tetanus toxoid in every 10 years
adults involves two initial injections
given four weeks apart, a booster
injection given six months to a year later,
and periodic injections thereafter. What
is the recommended interval for the
periodic injections for a 66 year old
client ?
Antivirals are used to treat infections Herpes zoster
caused by viruses. In particular,
acyclovir is useful to treat which
infection?
A patient is admitted to the emergency Hepatotoxicity
department with a suspected overdose
of acetaminophen (Tylenol). What
adverse effect is most common in acute
or chronic overdose of acetaminophen
(Tylenol)?
What analgesic can the nurse most acetaminophen
safely recommend during pregnancy
adverse reactions for vaccines that anorexia, vomiting, severe hypersensitivity reactions
require hospitalization
precautions with immune sera Pregnant women, coagulation defects, previous
exposure to immune sera
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at risk population for cmv infants in utero, low birth weight and premature infants,
organ transplant recipients, immunocompromised
patients
patient teachings for vaccines no aspirin for babies, watch for adverse effects that
require hospitalization, no link to autism, may cause
adverse reaction, some adverse effects dont require
hospitalization.
A client who was bitten by a pit viper is establish iv access
to receive antivenin. What is the nurse's
best action?
, normal adverse reactions for vaccines fever, chills, malaise, pain at injection site, irritability,
drowsiness, fretfulness
A client is receiving flucytosine. The 110 mcg/mL
nurse is reviewing the client's serum
drug level. Which serum drug level
would lead the nurse to suspect that the
client is developing toxicity?
Administration of the tetanus toxoid in every 10 years
adults involves two initial injections
given four weeks apart, a booster
injection given six months to a year later,
and periodic injections thereafter. What
is the recommended interval for the
periodic injections for a 66 year old
client ?
Antivirals are used to treat infections Herpes zoster
caused by viruses. In particular,
acyclovir is useful to treat which
infection?
A patient is admitted to the emergency Hepatotoxicity
department with a suspected overdose
of acetaminophen (Tylenol). What
adverse effect is most common in acute
or chronic overdose of acetaminophen
(Tylenol)?
What analgesic can the nurse most acetaminophen
safely recommend during pregnancy
adverse reactions for vaccines that anorexia, vomiting, severe hypersensitivity reactions
require hospitalization
precautions with immune sera Pregnant women, coagulation defects, previous
exposure to immune sera
