PHARMACOLOGY FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS

PHARMACOLOGY FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS Which of the following is the objective of a medication? A. Provide the least harm with the greatest effectiveness B. Provide the greatest harm with the least effectiveness C. Provide little harm with little effectiveness D. Promote absorption A Client taking medication with a half-life of 24 hours. What is the anticipated dosing schedule that would be prescribed for this medication? A. Three time a day B. Twice daily C. Once daily A child diagnosed with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) has been prescribed a central nervous system stimulant by the healthcare provider. Which statement made by the child’s parent indicate a need for further teaching? A. I should report insomnia and weight loss to his provider B. This medication will help my child focus so he can learn new behaviors. C. This medication will increase his appetite while he’s at school D. I will make sure he takes his medication in the morning after breakfast every day. Which of the following information is true when providing education to clients about the use of benzodiazepines? A. If the medication is not effective within the first two weeks, they will be stopped immediately B. They will be required for life to achieve lasting effects C. They require frequent blood counts to avoid adverse effects. D. The use of counseling in addition to the medication can be beneficial in addressing any underlying disorder Discharge teaching for the client-prescribed carbamazepine should include which of the following? A. A discoloration of contact lenses is an expected finding B. Blood glucose monitoring is needed C. Immediately report unusual bruising or bleeding to your healthcare provider D. Expect a green discoloration of urine