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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100%
CORRECT

◉ The nurse is working on the pediatric unit. In preparing to give
medications to a preschool-age child, which of the following is an
appropriate interaction by the nurse?


a. "Do you want to take your medication now?"
b. "Would you like the medication with water or juice?"
c. "Let me explain about the injection that you will be getting."
d. "If you don't take the medication now, you will not get better."
Answer: b. "Would you like the medication with water or juice?"


◉ A medication is prescribed for the client and is to be administered
by intravenous (IV) bolus injection. Which of the following is a
priority for the nurse before administering the medication via this
route?


a. Set the rate of the IV infusion.
b. Check the client's mental alertness.
c. Confirm placement of the IV line.

,d. Determine the amount of IV fluid to be administered.
Answer: c. Confirm placement of the IV line.


◉ The physician has ordered 6 mg morphine sulphate every three to
four hours prn for a client's postoperative pain. The unit dose in the
medication dispenser has 15 mg in 1 mL. How much solution should
the nurse give?


a. 1.5 mL
b. 1.3 mL
c. 0.4 mL
d. 1.25 mL
Answer: c. 0.4 mL


◉ Which of the following is a priority for the nurse in the
administration of oral medications and prevention of aspiration?


a. Checking for a gag reflex
b. Allowing the client to self-administer
c. Assessing the ability to cough
d. Using straws and extra water for administration
Answer: a. Checking for a gag reflex

, ◉ The client receiving an intravenous infusion of morphine sulphate
begins to experience respiratory depression and decreased urine
output. How is this effect described?


a. Therapeutic
b. Toxic
c. Idiosyncratic
d. Allergic
Answer:


◉ A client on the medical unit receives regular insulin at 7:00 A.M.
The nurse is alert to a possible hypoglycemic reaction by which
time?


a. 7:30 A.M.
b. 10:00 A.M.
c. 4:00 P.M.
d. 8:00 P.M.
Answer: b. 10:00 A.M.


◉ The nurse is administering an injection at the ventrogluteal site.
Upon aspiration, the nurse notices that there is blood in the syringe.
Which of the following actions should the nurse take?

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