NUR 334 FINAL EXAM REVIEW 2026
COMPLETE STUDY GUIDE FULL SOLUTIONS
VERIFIED NEW UPDATE A+
◉ Naloxone. Answer: Medication to give to a newborn baby for
respiratory depression
◉ What is priority assessment prior to administration of morphine?.
Answer: Respiratory rate
◉ What is Naloxone?. Answer: An opioid antagonist
◉ Why is half-life so important in clinical practice?. Answer:
Determines the dosage frequency to maintain therapeutic levels
◉ Adverse effect of aspirin. Answer: Tinnitus
◉ Findings for an opioid overdose (toxicity). Answer: Respiratory rate
of 10/min
◉ Patient drinks 3-4 glasses of wine each night and taking 3,000mg of
acetaminophen. which lab value is priority to assess. Answer: Aspartate
aminotransferase (AST)
, ◉ New prescription for prednisone to treat rheumatoid arthritis. which is
therapeutic effect of the med. Answer: Decreases inflammation
◉ Which route takes the longest to be effective. Answer: Oral
◉ which pain med is appropriate for patient with CKD. Answer:
acetaminophen
◉ common side effects of medications. Answer: nausea, headache,
drowsiness, and dry mouth
◉ greatest population at greatest risk for developing adverse effects of
opioids. Answer: elderly individuals aged 65 or older
◉ black box warning indicates what. Answer: medication has a high risk
of serious or life-threatening side effects
◉ potential side effects of long-term steroid use. Answer: weight gain,
impaired wound healing, increased appetite, muscle weakness, increased
blood sugar levels, osteoporosis, and mood swings
◉ what does a synergism of medications indicate. Answer: increased
effectiveness when two or more medications are taken together
COMPLETE STUDY GUIDE FULL SOLUTIONS
VERIFIED NEW UPDATE A+
◉ Naloxone. Answer: Medication to give to a newborn baby for
respiratory depression
◉ What is priority assessment prior to administration of morphine?.
Answer: Respiratory rate
◉ What is Naloxone?. Answer: An opioid antagonist
◉ Why is half-life so important in clinical practice?. Answer:
Determines the dosage frequency to maintain therapeutic levels
◉ Adverse effect of aspirin. Answer: Tinnitus
◉ Findings for an opioid overdose (toxicity). Answer: Respiratory rate
of 10/min
◉ Patient drinks 3-4 glasses of wine each night and taking 3,000mg of
acetaminophen. which lab value is priority to assess. Answer: Aspartate
aminotransferase (AST)
, ◉ New prescription for prednisone to treat rheumatoid arthritis. which is
therapeutic effect of the med. Answer: Decreases inflammation
◉ Which route takes the longest to be effective. Answer: Oral
◉ which pain med is appropriate for patient with CKD. Answer:
acetaminophen
◉ common side effects of medications. Answer: nausea, headache,
drowsiness, and dry mouth
◉ greatest population at greatest risk for developing adverse effects of
opioids. Answer: elderly individuals aged 65 or older
◉ black box warning indicates what. Answer: medication has a high risk
of serious or life-threatening side effects
◉ potential side effects of long-term steroid use. Answer: weight gain,
impaired wound healing, increased appetite, muscle weakness, increased
blood sugar levels, osteoporosis, and mood swings
◉ what does a synergism of medications indicate. Answer: increased
effectiveness when two or more medications are taken together
