6/19/25, 5:20 AM
NURS 205 ACTUAL EXAM 3 NEWEST VERSION|UPDATED
QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE DETAILED ANSWERS
\VERIFIED ANSWERS \ALREADY GRADED A+
-Stroke
-Heart attack
-Peripheral artery disease
-Diabetic retinopathy
Chronic Complications of -Cataracts
Diabetes -Glaucoma
-Neuropathy
-Skin conditions
-Poor wound healing
drugs used to lower cholesterol in the bloodstream
Statins
-reduce the risk of MI and stroke
Oral hypoglycemic agents These medications promote insulin release from the ilet cells in
the pancreas.
-Metformin
Examples of oral
hypoglycemics -Glypiside
Do not give oral Type 1 diabetics
hypoglycemics to who?
A cluster of conditions like high BS, high BP, excessive
wasting, body fat, abnormally high lipids acting together
Metabolic Syndrome
that increase the risk of heart disease, stroke, and
diabet
es.
Type 1
DM
Glycogen Found in the pancreas; stores glucose (stored sugar for energy
source)
The term used to describe
Euglycemia
normal BS levels 70--120
1/21
,6/19/25, 5:28 AM NUR 205 Exam 3
TIME
ROUTE
6 rights of drug administration
DOSE
MEDICATION
"TRAMPD"
PATIENT
DOCUMENTATION
Check MAR/order
3 medication checks Check when you pull the
medication Check at the
patient bedside
-ask if they can
How to know if your patient
-check gag reflex
can swallow pills whole?
-when given report ask if they can take pills whole
injection into a
muscle No
Intramuscular (IM)
more than 3
ml
At a 90
degree angle
USE Z TRACK
METHOD
Deltoid
Gluteus Maximus (not
Where are the IM injection
recommended) Vastus
sites?
lateralis ***
Recurs femoris
Injection of a small amount of a medication under the
skin into fatty or connective tissue
45-90
Subcutaneous injections
degree angle
1 ml fluid
maximum
INSULIN, BLOOD THINNERS, LOVENOX
/ 2/21
, 6/19/25, 5:28 AM NUR 205 Exam 3
diffuse through the epidermis at a
known rate into the dermis 5-15
degree angle
Bevel up
Transdermal injection
Pull skin
back
Make a
"wheel"
FOREARM/BACK
TB TEST, ALLERGY TEST
Glands secrete hormones that regulate processes such
Endocrine system
as growth, reproduction, and nutrient use
(metabolism) by body cells.
Insulin Hormone Necessary for carb regulation and glucose control
Chemical messengers, mostly those manufactured by
Hormones
the endocrine glands, that are produce metabolic
change
Normal BS 70-120
Fasting BS 70-100
Pre-diabetic BS over 140
Hunger
Nervousness
Palpitations
Mild Hypoglycemia Symptoms
Sweating
Tachycardia
Tremor
/ 3/21
NURS 205 ACTUAL EXAM 3 NEWEST VERSION|UPDATED
QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE DETAILED ANSWERS
\VERIFIED ANSWERS \ALREADY GRADED A+
-Stroke
-Heart attack
-Peripheral artery disease
-Diabetic retinopathy
Chronic Complications of -Cataracts
Diabetes -Glaucoma
-Neuropathy
-Skin conditions
-Poor wound healing
drugs used to lower cholesterol in the bloodstream
Statins
-reduce the risk of MI and stroke
Oral hypoglycemic agents These medications promote insulin release from the ilet cells in
the pancreas.
-Metformin
Examples of oral
hypoglycemics -Glypiside
Do not give oral Type 1 diabetics
hypoglycemics to who?
A cluster of conditions like high BS, high BP, excessive
wasting, body fat, abnormally high lipids acting together
Metabolic Syndrome
that increase the risk of heart disease, stroke, and
diabet
es.
Type 1
DM
Glycogen Found in the pancreas; stores glucose (stored sugar for energy
source)
The term used to describe
Euglycemia
normal BS levels 70--120
1/21
,6/19/25, 5:28 AM NUR 205 Exam 3
TIME
ROUTE
6 rights of drug administration
DOSE
MEDICATION
"TRAMPD"
PATIENT
DOCUMENTATION
Check MAR/order
3 medication checks Check when you pull the
medication Check at the
patient bedside
-ask if they can
How to know if your patient
-check gag reflex
can swallow pills whole?
-when given report ask if they can take pills whole
injection into a
muscle No
Intramuscular (IM)
more than 3
ml
At a 90
degree angle
USE Z TRACK
METHOD
Deltoid
Gluteus Maximus (not
Where are the IM injection
recommended) Vastus
sites?
lateralis ***
Recurs femoris
Injection of a small amount of a medication under the
skin into fatty or connective tissue
45-90
Subcutaneous injections
degree angle
1 ml fluid
maximum
INSULIN, BLOOD THINNERS, LOVENOX
/ 2/21
, 6/19/25, 5:28 AM NUR 205 Exam 3
diffuse through the epidermis at a
known rate into the dermis 5-15
degree angle
Bevel up
Transdermal injection
Pull skin
back
Make a
"wheel"
FOREARM/BACK
TB TEST, ALLERGY TEST
Glands secrete hormones that regulate processes such
Endocrine system
as growth, reproduction, and nutrient use
(metabolism) by body cells.
Insulin Hormone Necessary for carb regulation and glucose control
Chemical messengers, mostly those manufactured by
Hormones
the endocrine glands, that are produce metabolic
change
Normal BS 70-120
Fasting BS 70-100
Pre-diabetic BS over 140
Hunger
Nervousness
Palpitations
Mild Hypoglycemia Symptoms
Sweating
Tachycardia
Tremor
/ 3/21
