PHARM NURS 1150 FINAL EXAM TEST QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS (LATEST UPDATE 2026) – COMPLETE EXAM
PREPARATION MATERIAL (100% CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALREADY A+ GRADE
A Nurse Is Reviewing An Older Adult Patient's Chart Before Giving Medications. Which Patient
Information Is Of Most Concern?
A. Low Serum Creatinine
B. Chronic Constipation
C. Low Serum Albumin
D. Increased Body Fat
ANSWER: Low Serum Albumin
Which Actions Occur In 90% Of Fatal Medication Errors? (Select All That Apply.)
A. Using An Infusion Device That Malfunctions
B. Giving Nasarel Instead Of Nizoral
C. Writing A Prescription Illegibly
D. Confusing Drugs With Similar Packaging
E. Giving A Drug Intravenously Instead Of Intramuscularly
ANSWER: Giving Nasarel Instead Of Nizoral
Writing A Prescription Illegibly
Giving A Drug Intravenously Instead Of Intramuscularly
, The Nurse Is Administering A Drug With A Narrow Therapeutic Index. Which Does The Nurse
Know To Be True About This Type Of Drug?
A. Therapeutic Failure Occurs Easily When Dosages Are Decreased.
B. Altered Metabolism Rates Would Have No Impact On The Individual.
C. Dose Changes Must Be Large To Create The Desired Therapeutic Effect.
D. Dose Changes Must Be Monitored Closely To Prevent Toxicity.
ANSWER: Dose Changes Must Be Monitored Closely To Prevent Toxicity.
A Patient With Osteopenia Asks A Nurse About The Benefits Of Hormone Therapy In Preventing
Osteoporosis. Which Statement By The Nurse Is Correct?
A."Estrogen Can Help Reverse Bone Loss."
B."When Hormone Therapy Is Discontinued, Bone Mass Is Quickly Lost."
C."Hormone Therapy Does Not Decrease Fracture Risk."
D."Hormone Therapy Increases Bone Resorption."
ANSWER: "When Hormone Therapy Is Discontinued, Bone Mass Is Quickly Lost."
Many Medications List Side Effects That Include Dry Mouth, Constipation, And Urinary
Retention. What Kinds Of Effects Are These?
A.Alpha Adrenergic
B.Anticholinergic
C.Sympathetic
D.Beta Adrenergic
ANSWER: Anticholinergic
ANSWERS (LATEST UPDATE 2026) – COMPLETE EXAM
PREPARATION MATERIAL (100% CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALREADY A+ GRADE
A Nurse Is Reviewing An Older Adult Patient's Chart Before Giving Medications. Which Patient
Information Is Of Most Concern?
A. Low Serum Creatinine
B. Chronic Constipation
C. Low Serum Albumin
D. Increased Body Fat
ANSWER: Low Serum Albumin
Which Actions Occur In 90% Of Fatal Medication Errors? (Select All That Apply.)
A. Using An Infusion Device That Malfunctions
B. Giving Nasarel Instead Of Nizoral
C. Writing A Prescription Illegibly
D. Confusing Drugs With Similar Packaging
E. Giving A Drug Intravenously Instead Of Intramuscularly
ANSWER: Giving Nasarel Instead Of Nizoral
Writing A Prescription Illegibly
Giving A Drug Intravenously Instead Of Intramuscularly
, The Nurse Is Administering A Drug With A Narrow Therapeutic Index. Which Does The Nurse
Know To Be True About This Type Of Drug?
A. Therapeutic Failure Occurs Easily When Dosages Are Decreased.
B. Altered Metabolism Rates Would Have No Impact On The Individual.
C. Dose Changes Must Be Large To Create The Desired Therapeutic Effect.
D. Dose Changes Must Be Monitored Closely To Prevent Toxicity.
ANSWER: Dose Changes Must Be Monitored Closely To Prevent Toxicity.
A Patient With Osteopenia Asks A Nurse About The Benefits Of Hormone Therapy In Preventing
Osteoporosis. Which Statement By The Nurse Is Correct?
A."Estrogen Can Help Reverse Bone Loss."
B."When Hormone Therapy Is Discontinued, Bone Mass Is Quickly Lost."
C."Hormone Therapy Does Not Decrease Fracture Risk."
D."Hormone Therapy Increases Bone Resorption."
ANSWER: "When Hormone Therapy Is Discontinued, Bone Mass Is Quickly Lost."
Many Medications List Side Effects That Include Dry Mouth, Constipation, And Urinary
Retention. What Kinds Of Effects Are These?
A.Alpha Adrenergic
B.Anticholinergic
C.Sympathetic
D.Beta Adrenergic
ANSWER: Anticholinergic
