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What is a normal aPTT time for someone on continuous heparin infusion? -Correct Answer 60-100 seconds What are serious side effects of propranolol (Inderal)? -Correct Answer Hypotension Bradycardia Hypoglycemia Expiratory wheezing Shortness of breath What foods should be limited with Spironolactone (Aldactone) therapy? -Correct Answer Foods high in potassium What medications can be used for C. diff related diarrhea? -Correct Answer Fidaxomicin Florastor Vancomycyn Patients taking cholesterol medications such as Atorvastatin (Lipitor) should get which lab frequently checked? -Correct Answer Live enzymes/liver tests. Can cause hepatotoxicity. Patients on diuretics therapy should report...? -Correct Answer Signs and symptoms of dehydration (dizziness, weakness, etc), weight gain, difficulty breathing, crackles, etc. Patients can exhibit symptoms of dehydration but also symptoms of fluid overload if diuretic isn't working. What are some things that decrease patients compliance with medication in general? -Correct Answer Lack of education Side effects Large/difficult to swallow pills Long duration/course of medication ACE inhibitors such as Lisinopril and captopril are safe for liver dysfunction patients, but other ACE inhibitors are not. Why? -Correct Answer Lisinopril and captopril are not pro drug and are not metabolized by the liver.. What do you need to know about sublingual nitroglycerin? -Correct Answer Used for angina. You can take up to three doses, five minutes apart. If chest pain persists, go to the hospital Can not be taken with Viagra. Frequently causes headaches. What drug is used as the first line treatment for a newly diagnosed diabetic type 2 patient? -Correct Answer Metformin Which foods should patients on Warfarin (coumadin) avoid? -Correct Answer Foods high in Vitamin K. Ex - Kale, spinach, Brussel sprouts, collards, mustard greens, chard, broccoli, asparagus Which lab value is most important with diuretic therapy? -Correct Answer Potassium. Sodium is also important, but potassium is the most important. Which lab value is most important with digoxin therapy? -Correct Answer Digoxin Lab Value - 0.5-2 Potassium. (Digoxin can cause dysrhythmias, and digoxin toxicity causes potassium deficiency. Cardiac drugs in general, potassium lab values are important) What lab values should the nurse watch for a patient on gentamicin (garamycin) therapy? -Correct Answer Kidney related labs. BUN and creatinine. Gentamicin (garamycin) can cause nephrotoxicity What medication would be the first choice to treat genital Herpes? -Correct Answer Acyclovir (Zovirax) Dobutamine for heart failure is an adrenergic agonist. What does adrenergic agonist mean? -Correct Answer Positive ionotropic Positive chronotropic Positive dromotropic. Stimulates heartbeat, maintains electrical conduction, improves pumping. List four symptoms of hypoglycemia. -Correct Answer Dizziness Shaking

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NR 293 - Final Exam Review



NR 293 - Final Exam Review Questions
and Answers Top Graded 2024
What is a normal aPTT time for someone on continuous heparin infusion? -Correct
Answer ✔60-100 seconds

What are serious side effects of propranolol (Inderal)? -Correct Answer ✔Hypotension
Bradycardia
Hypoglycemia
Expiratory wheezing
Shortness of breath

What foods should be limited with Spironolactone (Aldactone) therapy? -Correct Answer
✔Foods high in potassium

What medications can be used for C. diff related diarrhea? -Correct Answer
✔Fidaxomicin
Florastor
Vancomycyn

Patients taking cholesterol medications such as Atorvastatin (Lipitor) should get which
lab frequently checked? -Correct Answer ✔Live enzymes/liver tests.

Can cause hepatotoxicity.

Patients on diuretics therapy should report...? -Correct Answer ✔Signs and symptoms
of dehydration (dizziness, weakness, etc), weight gain, difficulty breathing, crackles, etc.

Patients can exhibit symptoms of dehydration but also symptoms of fluid overload if
diuretic isn't working.

What are some things that decrease patients compliance with medication in general? -
Correct Answer ✔Lack of education
Side effects
Large/difficult to swallow pills
Long duration/course of medication

ACE inhibitors such as Lisinopril and captopril are safe for liver dysfunction patients, but
other ACE inhibitors are not. Why? -Correct Answer ✔Lisinopril and captopril are not
pro drug and are not metabolized by the liver..

What do you need to know about sublingual nitroglycerin? -Correct Answer ✔Used for
angina.


NR 293 - Final Exam Review

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You can take up to three doses, five minutes apart. If chest pain persists, go to the
hospital

Can not be taken with Viagra.

Frequently causes headaches.

What drug is used as the first line treatment for a newly diagnosed diabetic type 2
patient? -Correct Answer ✔Metformin

Which foods should patients on Warfarin (coumadin) avoid? -Correct Answer ✔Foods
high in Vitamin K.

Ex - Kale, spinach, Brussel sprouts, collards, mustard greens, chard, broccoli,
asparagus

Which lab value is most important with diuretic therapy? -Correct Answer ✔Potassium.

Sodium is also important, but potassium is the most important.

Which lab value is most important with digoxin therapy? -Correct Answer ✔Digoxin Lab
Value - 0.5-2

Potassium. (Digoxin can cause dysrhythmias, and digoxin toxicity causes potassium
deficiency. Cardiac drugs in general, potassium lab values are important)

What lab values should the nurse watch for a patient on gentamicin (garamycin)
therapy? -Correct Answer ✔Kidney related labs.
BUN and creatinine.

Gentamicin (garamycin) can cause nephrotoxicity

What medication would be the first choice to treat genital Herpes? -Correct Answer
✔Acyclovir (Zovirax)

Dobutamine for heart failure is an adrenergic agonist. What does adrenergic agonist
mean? -Correct Answer ✔Positive ionotropic
Positive chronotropic
Positive dromotropic.

Stimulates heartbeat, maintains electrical conduction, improves pumping.

List four symptoms of hypoglycemia. -Correct Answer ✔Dizziness
Shaking


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