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RN PHARMACOLOGY A RELIAS A EXAM||
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Quiz 6
1.) Potassium Chloride 10 Meq Intravenously Has Been Ordered For a
Client Whose Potassium Is 2.9 Following Diuretics. How Will The Nurse
Administer The Potassium Dose?
A) Dilute The Dose In a 50 Ml Iv Rider And Infused Over 1 Hour
B) Push The Dose As a Rapid Iv Push Because Of The Patient’s
Dangerously Low Potassium Level
C) Push The Dose Slowly Over 10 Minutes
D) Ask To Give The Dose In a Large Muscle Since The Intravenously Route
Is Too Dangerous
2.) A Client Who Has Been Taking Lisinopril (An Ace Inhibitor) For 2
Weeks Complains Of a Dry Cough. How Should The Nurse Respond To
This Complaint?
A) The Cough Will Subside Within 5 To 7 Days When The Body
Becomes Accustomed To The Medicine.
B) The Cough Is a Sign Of Impending Angioedema. The Client Should Stop
The Medicine Immediately.
C) The Cough Is a Result Of Immune Suppression. The Client Should
Stop The Medicine Immediately
D) The Cough Is a Common Side Effect Of Prils. Sartans May Be
Prescribed Instead If It Becomes Intolerable
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3.) A Client Is Experiencing Edema. Which Over-The-Counter Medication
Might Be Reducing The Diuretic Effects Of Her Lisinopril?
A) St John’s Wort
B) Glucosamine
C) Vitamin C
D) Ibuprofen
4.) A Client, Who Has Been Seeing Multiple Doctors, Reports That She Is
Taking Lisinopril And Another Antihypertensive Medication, The Name Of
Which She Can’t Recall. What Type Of Antihypertensive Is Contraindicated
When People Are Taking Ace Inhibitors Due To Risk Of Compound Effects?
A) Thiazide Diuretics
B) Beta Blockers
C) Potassium-Sparing Diuretics
D) Calcium Channel Blockers
5.) In Preparing Discharge Education For a Client Who Has Just Begun
Hydrochlorothiazide Therapy, a Nurse Reviews The Client's Lab Results. Which
Finding Should The Nurse Be Concerned About In Relationship To The
Discharge Prescription?
A) Blood Sugar Level Of 80 Mg/Dl
B) Potassium Level Of 3.1 Meq/L
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C) Hemoglobin Of 15 g/Dl
D) Potassium Level Of 4.8 Meq/L.
6.) A Client Has Had Hypertension For Approximately 7 Years And Now Is
Interested In Becoming Pregnant. What Is The Safest Anti-Hypertensive For a
Woman In The Early Stages Of Pregnancy?
A) Amlodipine
B) Lisinopril
C) Methyldopa
D) Valsartan
7.) If a Client Is Taking Carvedilol, a Beta Blocker, Which Adverse Effect
Should The Nurse Watch For?
A) Hypoventilation
B) Sinus Tachycardia
C) Hypergylcemia
D) Dizziness
8.) While Preparing To Administer a Scheduled Dose Of Digoxin, The Nurse
Finds a New Lab Result Showing a Digoxin Level Of 0.7 Ng/Ml. What Action
Should The Nurse Take?
A) Hold The Drug For An Hour And Reassess The Level.
B) Withhold The Drug And Notify The Prescriber Immediately.
C) Administer Digibind To Counteract The Toxicity.
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D) Check The Patient’s Apical Pulse, And If It Is Within a Safe Range,
Administer The Digoxin.
9.) A Client Has Been Taking Digoxin 0.25 Mg, And Furosemide 40 Mg,
Daily. Upon Routine Assessment By The Nurse, The Client States, “I See Yellow
Halos Around The Lights.” The Nurse Should Perform Which Of The Following
Actions Based On This Assessment?
A) Consult The Provider Then Request a Digoxin And Potassium Level Check
B) Withhold The Next Dose Of Furosemide.
C) Continue To Monitor The Patient For Heart Failure.
D) Document The Findings And Reassess In 1 Hour.
10.) A Client With Angina Is Preparing To Go Home With a
Prescription For Nifedipine, a Calcium Channel Blocker. What Should
The Client Be Taught?
A) Elevate Your Feet When You Are Sitting To Avoid Edema Side Effects
B) Drink Grapefruit Juice With Breakfast To Reduce Your Risk Of Plaque.
C) Eat Cheese Regularly To Restore Calcium And Manage Loose Stools.
D) Use Salt Substitute To Replenish Your Potassium Losses Due To Diuretic
Effects
11.) A Client With Stable Angina Asks Why The Physician Told Her To Put
Her Nitro Patch On At 8am And Take It Off At 8pm. What Explanation Should
He Be Given?
A) The Doctor Is Trying To Reduce Your Risk Of Night Falls.
RN PHARMACOLOGY A RELIAS A EXAM||
ACTUAL EXAM ALL QUESTIONS AND 100%
CORRECT ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+||
LATEST AND COMPLETE UPDATE 2025 WITH
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS|| ASSURED PASS!!
Quiz 6
1.) Potassium Chloride 10 Meq Intravenously Has Been Ordered For a
Client Whose Potassium Is 2.9 Following Diuretics. How Will The Nurse
Administer The Potassium Dose?
A) Dilute The Dose In a 50 Ml Iv Rider And Infused Over 1 Hour
B) Push The Dose As a Rapid Iv Push Because Of The Patient’s
Dangerously Low Potassium Level
C) Push The Dose Slowly Over 10 Minutes
D) Ask To Give The Dose In a Large Muscle Since The Intravenously Route
Is Too Dangerous
2.) A Client Who Has Been Taking Lisinopril (An Ace Inhibitor) For 2
Weeks Complains Of a Dry Cough. How Should The Nurse Respond To
This Complaint?
A) The Cough Will Subside Within 5 To 7 Days When The Body
Becomes Accustomed To The Medicine.
B) The Cough Is a Sign Of Impending Angioedema. The Client Should Stop
The Medicine Immediately.
C) The Cough Is a Result Of Immune Suppression. The Client Should
Stop The Medicine Immediately
D) The Cough Is a Common Side Effect Of Prils. Sartans May Be
Prescribed Instead If It Becomes Intolerable
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3.) A Client Is Experiencing Edema. Which Over-The-Counter Medication
Might Be Reducing The Diuretic Effects Of Her Lisinopril?
A) St John’s Wort
B) Glucosamine
C) Vitamin C
D) Ibuprofen
4.) A Client, Who Has Been Seeing Multiple Doctors, Reports That She Is
Taking Lisinopril And Another Antihypertensive Medication, The Name Of
Which She Can’t Recall. What Type Of Antihypertensive Is Contraindicated
When People Are Taking Ace Inhibitors Due To Risk Of Compound Effects?
A) Thiazide Diuretics
B) Beta Blockers
C) Potassium-Sparing Diuretics
D) Calcium Channel Blockers
5.) In Preparing Discharge Education For a Client Who Has Just Begun
Hydrochlorothiazide Therapy, a Nurse Reviews The Client's Lab Results. Which
Finding Should The Nurse Be Concerned About In Relationship To The
Discharge Prescription?
A) Blood Sugar Level Of 80 Mg/Dl
B) Potassium Level Of 3.1 Meq/L
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C) Hemoglobin Of 15 g/Dl
D) Potassium Level Of 4.8 Meq/L.
6.) A Client Has Had Hypertension For Approximately 7 Years And Now Is
Interested In Becoming Pregnant. What Is The Safest Anti-Hypertensive For a
Woman In The Early Stages Of Pregnancy?
A) Amlodipine
B) Lisinopril
C) Methyldopa
D) Valsartan
7.) If a Client Is Taking Carvedilol, a Beta Blocker, Which Adverse Effect
Should The Nurse Watch For?
A) Hypoventilation
B) Sinus Tachycardia
C) Hypergylcemia
D) Dizziness
8.) While Preparing To Administer a Scheduled Dose Of Digoxin, The Nurse
Finds a New Lab Result Showing a Digoxin Level Of 0.7 Ng/Ml. What Action
Should The Nurse Take?
A) Hold The Drug For An Hour And Reassess The Level.
B) Withhold The Drug And Notify The Prescriber Immediately.
C) Administer Digibind To Counteract The Toxicity.
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D) Check The Patient’s Apical Pulse, And If It Is Within a Safe Range,
Administer The Digoxin.
9.) A Client Has Been Taking Digoxin 0.25 Mg, And Furosemide 40 Mg,
Daily. Upon Routine Assessment By The Nurse, The Client States, “I See Yellow
Halos Around The Lights.” The Nurse Should Perform Which Of The Following
Actions Based On This Assessment?
A) Consult The Provider Then Request a Digoxin And Potassium Level Check
B) Withhold The Next Dose Of Furosemide.
C) Continue To Monitor The Patient For Heart Failure.
D) Document The Findings And Reassess In 1 Hour.
10.) A Client With Angina Is Preparing To Go Home With a
Prescription For Nifedipine, a Calcium Channel Blocker. What Should
The Client Be Taught?
A) Elevate Your Feet When You Are Sitting To Avoid Edema Side Effects
B) Drink Grapefruit Juice With Breakfast To Reduce Your Risk Of Plaque.
C) Eat Cheese Regularly To Restore Calcium And Manage Loose Stools.
D) Use Salt Substitute To Replenish Your Potassium Losses Due To Diuretic
Effects
11.) A Client With Stable Angina Asks Why The Physician Told Her To Put
Her Nitro Patch On At 8am And Take It Off At 8pm. What Explanation Should
He Be Given?
A) The Doctor Is Trying To Reduce Your Risk Of Night Falls.
