GALEN NUR 210 MODULES ONE TO THREE
STUDY GUIDE 2026 COMPLETE ANSWERS
GRADED A+
⩥ allopurinol interventions.
Answer: monitor pts with renal disease and hepatic disorder. monitor
ALT, AST, liver enzymes, BUN, and creatinine levels
⩥ allopurinol pt teaching.
Answer: take daily as prescribed. educate on dietary restricitions
(PURINES & ethanol), take with food and increase fluid intake
⩥ non opioid analgesic med.
Answer: acetaminophen
⩥ acetaminophen action.
Answer: weakly inhibits prostaglandin synthesis, which dreases pain
sensation, no impact on inflamm or coagulation
⩥ acetaminophen areas of use.
Answer: used to treat pain and fever
,⩥ acetaminophen side effects.
Answer: constipation, anorexia, rash N/V
⩥ acetaminophen adverse reaction.
Answer: oilguria, elevated liver, enzymes, hepatoxicity
⩥ acetaminophen intervention.
Answer: monitor for s/s of liver failure and dosing
⩥ acetaminophen cautions.
Answer: pt with liver disease, hx of alcoholism, pt with renal
impairment
⩥ what acetaminophen toxicity occurs what is the antidote.
Answer: acetylcysteine
⩥ acetaminophen pt teaching.
Answer: everyday max 2gm per day if not daily then max is 4gm
⩥ opioid med type.
Answer: morphine
, ⩥ morphine action.
Answer: depression of the CNS, depression of pain impulses by binding
with opiate receptors in the CNS
⩥ morphine areas of use.
Answer: used to treat moderate to severe pain
⩥ morphine adverse reaction.
Answer: hypotension, decreased RR, drowsiness, dizziness, sedation,
euphoria, GI Upset, constipation, blurred vision, confusion, urinary
retention, pruritus
⩥ morphine interventions.
Answer: monitor for tolerance vs dependence, close monitoring of
respiratory status and vitals, monitor GI and GU function, safety
precautions
⩥ morphine cautions.
Answer: pts with CNS depression, respiratory depression and renal or
hepatic impairment
⩥ what is the antidote for opioid overdose.
Answer: naloxone (narcaine)
STUDY GUIDE 2026 COMPLETE ANSWERS
GRADED A+
⩥ allopurinol interventions.
Answer: monitor pts with renal disease and hepatic disorder. monitor
ALT, AST, liver enzymes, BUN, and creatinine levels
⩥ allopurinol pt teaching.
Answer: take daily as prescribed. educate on dietary restricitions
(PURINES & ethanol), take with food and increase fluid intake
⩥ non opioid analgesic med.
Answer: acetaminophen
⩥ acetaminophen action.
Answer: weakly inhibits prostaglandin synthesis, which dreases pain
sensation, no impact on inflamm or coagulation
⩥ acetaminophen areas of use.
Answer: used to treat pain and fever
,⩥ acetaminophen side effects.
Answer: constipation, anorexia, rash N/V
⩥ acetaminophen adverse reaction.
Answer: oilguria, elevated liver, enzymes, hepatoxicity
⩥ acetaminophen intervention.
Answer: monitor for s/s of liver failure and dosing
⩥ acetaminophen cautions.
Answer: pt with liver disease, hx of alcoholism, pt with renal
impairment
⩥ what acetaminophen toxicity occurs what is the antidote.
Answer: acetylcysteine
⩥ acetaminophen pt teaching.
Answer: everyday max 2gm per day if not daily then max is 4gm
⩥ opioid med type.
Answer: morphine
, ⩥ morphine action.
Answer: depression of the CNS, depression of pain impulses by binding
with opiate receptors in the CNS
⩥ morphine areas of use.
Answer: used to treat moderate to severe pain
⩥ morphine adverse reaction.
Answer: hypotension, decreased RR, drowsiness, dizziness, sedation,
euphoria, GI Upset, constipation, blurred vision, confusion, urinary
retention, pruritus
⩥ morphine interventions.
Answer: monitor for tolerance vs dependence, close monitoring of
respiratory status and vitals, monitor GI and GU function, safety
precautions
⩥ morphine cautions.
Answer: pts with CNS depression, respiratory depression and renal or
hepatic impairment
⩥ what is the antidote for opioid overdose.
Answer: naloxone (narcaine)
