NU 150 EXAM 3 UPDATED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
Question:
1. Salicylate
Answer:
Aspirin - Reye's Syndrome (pediatric); Bleeding disorders; GI Bleed.
Question:
2. Acetaminophen Dosing
Answer:
2-4 Grams max in 24 hours.
Question:
3. Acetylcysteine
Answer:
Antidote to Acetaminophen overdose.
Question:
4. Aspirin
Answer:
Analgesia, Antipyretic, Anti-inflammatory, MI/Stroke Prevention.
Question:
5. Acetaminophen
Answer:
Analgesic, Antipyretic.
Question:
6. Ibuprofen
Answer:
Nonselective NSAID (Blocks COX1 and COX2); Analgesic; Antipyretic.
Question:
7. Celecoxib
Answer:
COX2 Inhibitor (Blocker); Anti-inflammatory.
Question:
8. Nursing Management for Aspirin
Answer:
Assess for GI bleeding; s/s toxicity.
Question:
9. Patient Teaching for Ac-etaminophen
, Answer:
Watch combo/OTC medications - read labels!
Question:
10. Aspirin Toxicity Symp-toms
Answer:
N/V/D, Tinnitus, Flushing of skin.
Question:
11. Acetaminophen Adverse Reactions
Answer:
Urticaria, Pancytopenia, Hypoglycemia, Jaundice - Hepatotoxicity.
Question:
12. Ibuprofen Contraindica-tions
Answer:
GI Bleed or PUD, Bleeding Disorders, Pregnancy, Renal Dysfunction.
Question:
13. Patient Teaching for NSAIDs
Answer:
Take NSAIDs with food; May mask signs of bigger problems.
Question:
14. Morphine
Answer:
Blocks opioid receptors in the CNS to produce analgesic, sedative, and euphoric effects.
Question:
15. Meperidine
Answer:
Management of opioid dependency.
Question:
16. Opioid Dependence Symptoms
Answer:
Euphoria/Sedation, Dizziness/Lightheaded, Headaches, Weakness, Urinary Retention, Resp.
Depression, Constipation.
Question:
17. Nursing Management for Opioids
Answer:
Baseline and post-administration pain assessment; Monitor V/S and resp. function, & LOC -
overdose.
Question:
18. Interactions with Aceta-minophen
ANSWERS
Question:
1. Salicylate
Answer:
Aspirin - Reye's Syndrome (pediatric); Bleeding disorders; GI Bleed.
Question:
2. Acetaminophen Dosing
Answer:
2-4 Grams max in 24 hours.
Question:
3. Acetylcysteine
Answer:
Antidote to Acetaminophen overdose.
Question:
4. Aspirin
Answer:
Analgesia, Antipyretic, Anti-inflammatory, MI/Stroke Prevention.
Question:
5. Acetaminophen
Answer:
Analgesic, Antipyretic.
Question:
6. Ibuprofen
Answer:
Nonselective NSAID (Blocks COX1 and COX2); Analgesic; Antipyretic.
Question:
7. Celecoxib
Answer:
COX2 Inhibitor (Blocker); Anti-inflammatory.
Question:
8. Nursing Management for Aspirin
Answer:
Assess for GI bleeding; s/s toxicity.
Question:
9. Patient Teaching for Ac-etaminophen
, Answer:
Watch combo/OTC medications - read labels!
Question:
10. Aspirin Toxicity Symp-toms
Answer:
N/V/D, Tinnitus, Flushing of skin.
Question:
11. Acetaminophen Adverse Reactions
Answer:
Urticaria, Pancytopenia, Hypoglycemia, Jaundice - Hepatotoxicity.
Question:
12. Ibuprofen Contraindica-tions
Answer:
GI Bleed or PUD, Bleeding Disorders, Pregnancy, Renal Dysfunction.
Question:
13. Patient Teaching for NSAIDs
Answer:
Take NSAIDs with food; May mask signs of bigger problems.
Question:
14. Morphine
Answer:
Blocks opioid receptors in the CNS to produce analgesic, sedative, and euphoric effects.
Question:
15. Meperidine
Answer:
Management of opioid dependency.
Question:
16. Opioid Dependence Symptoms
Answer:
Euphoria/Sedation, Dizziness/Lightheaded, Headaches, Weakness, Urinary Retention, Resp.
Depression, Constipation.
Question:
17. Nursing Management for Opioids
Answer:
Baseline and post-administration pain assessment; Monitor V/S and resp. function, & LOC -
overdose.
Question:
18. Interactions with Aceta-minophen