NUR 334 FINAL EXAM REVIEW PACKET
2026/2027 – PRACTICE QUESTIONS, ANSWERS,
AND COMPREHENSIVE STUDY GUIDE
1 of 117
Term
1. Why are liver and kidney failure likely to cause drug toxicity if
dosages are not adjusted correctly?
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Slow as possible
Drug build-up causing toxicity
Diluted as possible
Contractions become constant
Medication compliance
without a break
Don't know?
, 2 of 117
Term
1. Name five patient education points for someone prescribed
albuterol?
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Loading dose- used to quickly get
the patient to a therapeutic level To get rid of something the body
considers harmful, such as E.coli or
Maintenance dose- used to keep it at alcohol
a therapeutic level
IV 1. Always carry with you
IM 2. Proper technique
SC (SubQ) 3. Possible palpitations,
TD (Transdermal) tachycardia, hypertension, HA
PO 4. hypokalemia
Sustained Release PO 5. hyperglycemia
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3 of 117
Term
1. What are the clinical indications for the administration of naloxone?
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, Respiratory depression related to Respiratory depression related
alcohol poisoning to opioid use
Abdominal pain
Sedation related to benzodiazepine
positive fecal occult test
overdose
ingestion
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4 of 117
Term
1. What condition is treated by IV administration of nystatin?
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No such thing as IV Nystatin Systemic fungal infections
Topical skin infections Urinary tract infections
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5 of 117
Term
, 1. What device is often used to increase absorption of metered-dose
inhaled albuterol?
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Spring Spacer
Drip Chamber Crispr
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6 of 117
Term
a. Selective serotonin receptor antagonist
"first line" or "alternative":
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atypical/second gen antipsychotics-
"alternative"
less instances of eps
iv
im
sc (subq)
"first line"
td (transdermal)
po
sustained release po
2026/2027 – PRACTICE QUESTIONS, ANSWERS,
AND COMPREHENSIVE STUDY GUIDE
1 of 117
Term
1. Why are liver and kidney failure likely to cause drug toxicity if
dosages are not adjusted correctly?
Give this one a go later!
Slow as possible
Drug build-up causing toxicity
Diluted as possible
Contractions become constant
Medication compliance
without a break
Don't know?
, 2 of 117
Term
1. Name five patient education points for someone prescribed
albuterol?
Give this one a go later!
Loading dose- used to quickly get
the patient to a therapeutic level To get rid of something the body
considers harmful, such as E.coli or
Maintenance dose- used to keep it at alcohol
a therapeutic level
IV 1. Always carry with you
IM 2. Proper technique
SC (SubQ) 3. Possible palpitations,
TD (Transdermal) tachycardia, hypertension, HA
PO 4. hypokalemia
Sustained Release PO 5. hyperglycemia
Don't know?
3 of 117
Term
1. What are the clinical indications for the administration of naloxone?
Give this one a go later!
, Respiratory depression related to Respiratory depression related
alcohol poisoning to opioid use
Abdominal pain
Sedation related to benzodiazepine
positive fecal occult test
overdose
ingestion
Don't know?
4 of 117
Term
1. What condition is treated by IV administration of nystatin?
Give this one a go later!
No such thing as IV Nystatin Systemic fungal infections
Topical skin infections Urinary tract infections
Don't know?
5 of 117
Term
, 1. What device is often used to increase absorption of metered-dose
inhaled albuterol?
Give this one a go later!
Spring Spacer
Drip Chamber Crispr
Don't know?
6 of 117
Term
a. Selective serotonin receptor antagonist
"first line" or "alternative":
Give this one a go later!
atypical/second gen antipsychotics-
"alternative"
less instances of eps
iv
im
sc (subq)
"first line"
td (transdermal)
po
sustained release po
