11/3/21, 6:00 PM Quiz # 4 PM-Group ch. 7, 17, 52 (Remotely Proctored): Attempt review
Dashboard / My courses / FALL 2021 / CONCORD CAMPUS / Vocational Nurse - Diploma / F2021.VN210.CO / Week 6 (CO)
/ Quiz # 4 PM-Group ch. 7, 17, 52 (Remotely Proctored)
Started on Wednesday, November 3, 2021, 5:09 PM
State Finished
Completed on Wednesday, November 3, 2021, 5:59 PM
Time taken 49 mins 59 secs
Points 43.1/56.0
Grade 38.5 out of 50.0 (77%)
Question 1
Incorrect
0.0 points out of 1.0
A 25-year-old woman is visiting the prenatal clinic and shares with the nurse her desire to go "natural" with her
pregnancy. She shows the nurse a list of herbal remedies that she wants to buy so that she can "avoid taking any
drugs." Which statement by the nurse is correct?
a. "Keep in mind that products from different manufacturers are required to contain consistent amounts of the
herbal products."
b. "It's important to remember that herbal remedies do not have proven safety ratings for pregnant women."
c. "Please read each label carefully before use to check for cautionary warnings."
d. "Most herbal remedies are not harmful and are safe for use during pregnancy."
The correct answer is: "It's important to remember that herbal remedies do not have proven safety ratings for
pregnant women."
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Question 2
Correct
1.0 points out of 1.0
A 29-year-old patient is admitted to the intensive care unit with the following symptoms: restlessness, hyperactive
reflexes, talkativeness, confusion and periods of panic, and tachycardia. The nurse suspects that he may be
experiencing the effects of taking which substance?
a. Alcohol
b. Depressants
c. Stimulants
d. Opioids
The correct answer is: Stimulants
Question 3
Correct
1.0 points out of 1.0
A 38-year-old male patient stopped smoking 6 months ago. He tells the nurse that he still feels strong cigarette
cravings and wonders if he is ever going to feel "normal" again. Which statement by the nurse is correct?
a. "The cravings show that you are about to experience nicotine withdrawal."
b. "The cravings tell us that you are still using nicotine."
c. "It's possible that these cravings will never stop."
d. "These cravings may persist for several months."
The correct answer is: "These cravings may persist for several months."
Question 4
Correct
1.0 points out of 1.0
A health professional colleague is suspected of having a substance abuse problem because of the person's frequent
absenteeism, mood swings when at work, diminished alertness, and poor patient care. Which action(s) will the nurse
take? (Select all that apply.)
a. Document specific examples of inappropriate actions.
b. Notify law enforcement of the suspicions.
c. Submit a confidential report to an appropriate supervisor.
d. Avoid assigning this individual to patients with narcotic medication orders or high acuities.
e. Confront the individual.
The correct answers are: Document specific examples of inappropriate actions., Submit a confidential report to an
appropriate supervisor.
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Question 5
Correct
1.0 points out of 1.0
A mother calls the pediatrician's office to report that her 18-month-old child has eaten half of a bottle of baby
aspirin. She says, "I have a bottle of syrup of ipecac. Should I give it to him? He seems fine right now. What do I do?"
What is the nurse's best response?
a. "Don't give him the ipecac. Call the Poison Control number immediately for instructions."
b. "Go ahead and give him the ipecac, and then call 911."
c. "Go ahead and take him to the emergency room right now."
d. "Please come to the office right away so that we can check him."
The correct answer is: "Don't give him the ipecac. Call the Poison Control number immediately for instructions."
Question 6
Partially correct
0.5 points out of 1.0
A nurse is providing teaching for a patient who will be taking varenicline (Chantix) as part of a smoking-cessation
program. Which teaching points are appropriate for a patient taking this medication? (Select all that apply.)
a. Use caution when driving because drowsiness may be a problem.
b. Notify the prescriber immediately if feelings of sadness or thoughts of suicide occur.
c. This drug is available as a chewing gum that can be taken to reduce cravings.
d. Avoid caffeine while on this drug.
e. There have been very few adverse effects reported for this drug.
The correct answers are: Use caution when driving because drowsiness may be a problem., Notify the prescriber
immediately if feelings of sadness or thoughts of suicide occur.
Question 7
Correct
1.0 points out of 1.0
A nurse working the night shift suspects that a colleague is abusing alcohol. Which action by the nurse is most
important?
a. It is not of concern, and the nurse won't be penalized for refusing to get involved.
b. "Good faith" reporting is unfaithful to a colleague.
c. State guidelines may mandate to report substance abuse.
d. Reporting will result in loss of the colleague's license.
The correct answer is: State guidelines may mandate to report substance abuse.
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Dashboard / My courses / FALL 2021 / CONCORD CAMPUS / Vocational Nurse - Diploma / F2021.VN210.CO / Week 6 (CO)
/ Quiz # 4 PM-Group ch. 7, 17, 52 (Remotely Proctored)
Started on Wednesday, November 3, 2021, 5:09 PM
State Finished
Completed on Wednesday, November 3, 2021, 5:59 PM
Time taken 49 mins 59 secs
Points 43.1/56.0
Grade 38.5 out of 50.0 (77%)
Question 1
Incorrect
0.0 points out of 1.0
A 25-year-old woman is visiting the prenatal clinic and shares with the nurse her desire to go "natural" with her
pregnancy. She shows the nurse a list of herbal remedies that she wants to buy so that she can "avoid taking any
drugs." Which statement by the nurse is correct?
a. "Keep in mind that products from different manufacturers are required to contain consistent amounts of the
herbal products."
b. "It's important to remember that herbal remedies do not have proven safety ratings for pregnant women."
c. "Please read each label carefully before use to check for cautionary warnings."
d. "Most herbal remedies are not harmful and are safe for use during pregnancy."
The correct answer is: "It's important to remember that herbal remedies do not have proven safety ratings for
pregnant women."
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Question 2
Correct
1.0 points out of 1.0
A 29-year-old patient is admitted to the intensive care unit with the following symptoms: restlessness, hyperactive
reflexes, talkativeness, confusion and periods of panic, and tachycardia. The nurse suspects that he may be
experiencing the effects of taking which substance?
a. Alcohol
b. Depressants
c. Stimulants
d. Opioids
The correct answer is: Stimulants
Question 3
Correct
1.0 points out of 1.0
A 38-year-old male patient stopped smoking 6 months ago. He tells the nurse that he still feels strong cigarette
cravings and wonders if he is ever going to feel "normal" again. Which statement by the nurse is correct?
a. "The cravings show that you are about to experience nicotine withdrawal."
b. "The cravings tell us that you are still using nicotine."
c. "It's possible that these cravings will never stop."
d. "These cravings may persist for several months."
The correct answer is: "These cravings may persist for several months."
Question 4
Correct
1.0 points out of 1.0
A health professional colleague is suspected of having a substance abuse problem because of the person's frequent
absenteeism, mood swings when at work, diminished alertness, and poor patient care. Which action(s) will the nurse
take? (Select all that apply.)
a. Document specific examples of inappropriate actions.
b. Notify law enforcement of the suspicions.
c. Submit a confidential report to an appropriate supervisor.
d. Avoid assigning this individual to patients with narcotic medication orders or high acuities.
e. Confront the individual.
The correct answers are: Document specific examples of inappropriate actions., Submit a confidential report to an
appropriate supervisor.
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Question 5
Correct
1.0 points out of 1.0
A mother calls the pediatrician's office to report that her 18-month-old child has eaten half of a bottle of baby
aspirin. She says, "I have a bottle of syrup of ipecac. Should I give it to him? He seems fine right now. What do I do?"
What is the nurse's best response?
a. "Don't give him the ipecac. Call the Poison Control number immediately for instructions."
b. "Go ahead and give him the ipecac, and then call 911."
c. "Go ahead and take him to the emergency room right now."
d. "Please come to the office right away so that we can check him."
The correct answer is: "Don't give him the ipecac. Call the Poison Control number immediately for instructions."
Question 6
Partially correct
0.5 points out of 1.0
A nurse is providing teaching for a patient who will be taking varenicline (Chantix) as part of a smoking-cessation
program. Which teaching points are appropriate for a patient taking this medication? (Select all that apply.)
a. Use caution when driving because drowsiness may be a problem.
b. Notify the prescriber immediately if feelings of sadness or thoughts of suicide occur.
c. This drug is available as a chewing gum that can be taken to reduce cravings.
d. Avoid caffeine while on this drug.
e. There have been very few adverse effects reported for this drug.
The correct answers are: Use caution when driving because drowsiness may be a problem., Notify the prescriber
immediately if feelings of sadness or thoughts of suicide occur.
Question 7
Correct
1.0 points out of 1.0
A nurse working the night shift suspects that a colleague is abusing alcohol. Which action by the nurse is most
important?
a. It is not of concern, and the nurse won't be penalized for refusing to get involved.
b. "Good faith" reporting is unfaithful to a colleague.
c. State guidelines may mandate to report substance abuse.
d. Reporting will result in loss of the colleague's license.
The correct answer is: State guidelines may mandate to report substance abuse.
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