NUR 301 EXAM 4 Questions and
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A RN is taking care of a male patient who's A. Emesis that looks like coffee
been taking cimetidine for treatment of a grounds Indication of a GI bleed,
duodenal ulcer. Which of the following meaning the medication was
manifestations is priority to report to ineffective.
provider?
A. Emesis that looks like coffee grounds
B. Erectile dysfunction
C. muscle pain
D. gynecomastia
What do H2 blockers do? reduces gastric acid secretion and
lowers concentration of hydrogen
ions in the stomach
What do H2 blockers end with? -tidine
Ranitidine (Zantac)
H2 blockers use Peptic ulcer disease, GERD
ADR of H2 blockers impotence, gynecomastia, erectile
, dysfunction
What activities should a client avoid when Smoking, alcohol, foods that cause
taking an H2 blocker? GI irritation, NSAIDS
What do proton pump inhibitors do? Supresses gastric acid secretion
What do PPIs end with? -prazole
Omeprazole (Prilosec)
What do PPIs treat? GERD, peptic ulcers, reduces
dyspepsia (burping, bloating,
nausea)
RN is providing discharge information for a C You should take omeprazole
client who had a bleeding ulcer and has once daily 30 min before breakfast
been prescribed omeprazole. Which of the
following statements should the RN
include in teaching?
A. "You will need to take this med for the
next 6 months
B. "Taking this medication will decrease
your risk of pneumonia"
C. "You should take this medication before
breakfast everyday"
D. "Watch for the serious adverse effects
of tachycardia and palpitations while taking
this medication"
, Carafate (Sucralfate) action Mucosal barrier: Coats the stomach
and protects the lining from further
injury
Carafate (Sucralfate) uses Stomach pain, treatment/prevention
of PUD
RN is administering a client the first dose B action of sucralfate is the
of Sucralfate. Which of the following formation of gel-like protectant that
explanations should the nurse use to adheres to the surface of ulcers
explain the MOA?
A. "sucralfate decreases gastric acid
secretions"
B. sucralfate forms a gel-like substance
that protects ulcers
C. sucralfate inactivates H. Pylori
D. sucralfate inhibits the production of
gastric acid
A RN is teaching a client who has a A Sucralfate should be taken 4
prescription of sucralfate for treatment of a times a day Take 1 hour before
duodenal ulcer. Which of the following breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and at
statements from the client indicates an bedtime. This allows time to coat
understanding of teaching? the stomach before eating.
A. "I should take this med 1 hour before all
meals and at bedtime"
Answers |ALREADY GRADED A+ Latest
Updated)
EXAM QUESTIONS VERIFIED ANSWERS
A RN is taking care of a male patient who's A. Emesis that looks like coffee
been taking cimetidine for treatment of a grounds Indication of a GI bleed,
duodenal ulcer. Which of the following meaning the medication was
manifestations is priority to report to ineffective.
provider?
A. Emesis that looks like coffee grounds
B. Erectile dysfunction
C. muscle pain
D. gynecomastia
What do H2 blockers do? reduces gastric acid secretion and
lowers concentration of hydrogen
ions in the stomach
What do H2 blockers end with? -tidine
Ranitidine (Zantac)
H2 blockers use Peptic ulcer disease, GERD
ADR of H2 blockers impotence, gynecomastia, erectile
, dysfunction
What activities should a client avoid when Smoking, alcohol, foods that cause
taking an H2 blocker? GI irritation, NSAIDS
What do proton pump inhibitors do? Supresses gastric acid secretion
What do PPIs end with? -prazole
Omeprazole (Prilosec)
What do PPIs treat? GERD, peptic ulcers, reduces
dyspepsia (burping, bloating,
nausea)
RN is providing discharge information for a C You should take omeprazole
client who had a bleeding ulcer and has once daily 30 min before breakfast
been prescribed omeprazole. Which of the
following statements should the RN
include in teaching?
A. "You will need to take this med for the
next 6 months
B. "Taking this medication will decrease
your risk of pneumonia"
C. "You should take this medication before
breakfast everyday"
D. "Watch for the serious adverse effects
of tachycardia and palpitations while taking
this medication"
, Carafate (Sucralfate) action Mucosal barrier: Coats the stomach
and protects the lining from further
injury
Carafate (Sucralfate) uses Stomach pain, treatment/prevention
of PUD
RN is administering a client the first dose B action of sucralfate is the
of Sucralfate. Which of the following formation of gel-like protectant that
explanations should the nurse use to adheres to the surface of ulcers
explain the MOA?
A. "sucralfate decreases gastric acid
secretions"
B. sucralfate forms a gel-like substance
that protects ulcers
C. sucralfate inactivates H. Pylori
D. sucralfate inhibits the production of
gastric acid
A RN is teaching a client who has a A Sucralfate should be taken 4
prescription of sucralfate for treatment of a times a day Take 1 hour before
duodenal ulcer. Which of the following breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and at
statements from the client indicates an bedtime. This allows time to coat
understanding of teaching? the stomach before eating.
A. "I should take this med 1 hour before all
meals and at bedtime"
