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Mosby's Comprehensive Review
Questions for the Canadian PN Exam
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Mosby's Comprehensive Review Questions for the
Canadian PN Exam
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Lawrence Scanlon, Renee H. Shea, Robin Dissin Aufses
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Systemic opioid analgesics,
such as morphine sulphate,
may be used for maternal
pain management. Which
statement best describes the
nursing considerations for
administering systemic
opiate analgesics?
1. Systemic opioids are often
administered up to the
second stage of labour.
2 . An opioid antagonist such
as naloxone (Narcan) should
be administered to the
mother to reverse the effects
if birth is imminent.
3 . An opioid antagonist such
as naloxone (Narcan) should
be administered to the
newborn if signs of central
nervous system (CNS)
depression are present.
4 . Systemic opioids should
not be used for postpartum
pain management, as these
drugs cross into breast milk
and may cause CNS
depression in the newborn.
How would the action and 4 . The action and effects of the drug on the body will be prolonged.
effect of a drug that is
metabolized by the liver be
affected in a client with
severe cirrhosis of the liver?
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1. The rate of the
excretion of the drug will
increase.
2. The duration of the
action of the drug will
decrease.
3. The action and effects
of the drug on body c4. The
action and effects of the drug
on the body will be
prolonged.ells will be blocked
—hence no effect.
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A nurse educator has 3 . Abbreviations that have been approved by the hospital
revised the hospital's
orientation program in
anticipation of the hospital
orientating many new
graduate practical nurses
within the next 3 months. The
nurse educator decides to
use sample client health
records to highlight areas of
professional practice. He
conducts his first education
session with the new
graduates.
Questions 1-5 refer to this
case.
During the documentation
session, one of the new
practical nurses asks what
abbreviations can be used
within the client's health
record. What abbreviations
should the practical nurse
use?
1. Abbreviations learned in
nursing school
2. Abbreviations that have
been approved by the
Canadian Nurses
Association
3. Abbreviations that have
been approved by the
hospital
4 . Abbreviations that are in
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