Pharmacology Made Easy 4.0 -
Introduction to Pharmacology
1. A nurse is worrying for a patron who arrived at an emergency department following a
bee sting. Which of the following suggests an anaphylactic reaction? (Select all that
observe.)
2.
3. -low blood stress
4. -wheezing
5. -bradycardia
6. -peripheral edema
7. -trouble swallowing - ANS-ANS:
8. -low blood pressure
9. -wheezing
10. -issue swallowing
11. A nurse is worrying for a patron who has a records of renal insufficiency and is taking
lithium. The nurse need to display the patron for which of the subsequent?
12.
13. -tolerance to the drug
14. -drug interaction
15. -drug toxicity
16. -dependence on the drug - ANS-ANS:
17. -drug toxicity
18. A nurse is being concerned for a client who has a new prescription for a drug. After
receiving the first dose of the drug, the patron stories anaphylaxis. The nurse have to
become aware of that anaphylaxis represents which of the following results of the drug?
19.
20. -detrimental impact
21. -paradoxical impact
22. -therapeutic impact
23. -toxicity - ANS-ANS:
24. -adverse effect
25. A nurse is being concerned for a consumer who's having difficulty remembering to take
their prescribed drug three instances a day. The nurse must become aware of that which
of the following alternate forms of the drug can assist to sell adherence to the prescribed
dosage?
26.
27. -liquid suspension
28. -on the spot-launch tablet
, 29. -prolonged-release pill
30. -powder form - ANS-ANS:
31. -extended-launch pill
32. A nurse is caring for a client who is newly admitted to the power for chest ache. At which
of the subsequent instances need to the nurse start coaching approximately pills and
discharge planning?
33.
34. -after the customer has a definitive analysis
35. -on the times of discharge
36. -while the customers circle of relatives members are gift
37. -as quickly as possible - ANS-ANS:
38. -as quickly as possible
39. A nurse is being concerned for a customer who's postpartum and breastfeeding. The
consumer asks the nurse approximately the effects that taking up-the-counter drugs
could have on her newborn. Which of the following have to the nurse don't forget when
recommending a drug for the customer? (Select all that follow.)
40.
41. -the newborns weight
42. -how a lot breast milk the new child consumes each day
43. -whether or no longer the blessings to the patron outweigh the dangers to the newborn
44. -the homes of the drug
45. -the route of management of the drug - ANS-ANS:
46. -newborn's weight
47. -how much breast milk the newborn consumes each day
48. -whether or now not the benefits tot he mother outweigh the risks to the new child
49. -homes of the drug
50. A nurse is being concerned for a client who's receiving nitroglycerin IV and is switching
to the oral form of the drug. The nurse ought to become aware of that the oral dose
could be hight than the IV dose for which of the subsequent reasons?
51.
52. -the IV shape crosses the blood-mind barrier
53. -the oral shape has a decreased half lifestyles
54. -the oral form has reduced bioavailability because of the primary-pass impact
55. -the oral form has an expanded rate of excretion - ANS-ANS:
56. -the oral shape has reduced bioavilability because of the first-pass impact
57. A nurse is worrying for a client who is taking acetaminophen and codeine for pain relief.
These analgesics pills interact with one another to motive an additive impact. The nurse
must discover that which of the following are traits of additive drug interactions? (Select
all that practice.)
58.
59. -customers can gain desired outcomes with the usage of decrease dosages
60. -taking the 2 drugs collectively can lessen the effects of one or each tablets
61. -taking the 2 drugs collectively can potentiate the outcomes of one in all both tablets
62. -the 2 pills can produce an action neither could have produced by myself
Introduction to Pharmacology
1. A nurse is worrying for a patron who arrived at an emergency department following a
bee sting. Which of the following suggests an anaphylactic reaction? (Select all that
observe.)
2.
3. -low blood stress
4. -wheezing
5. -bradycardia
6. -peripheral edema
7. -trouble swallowing - ANS-ANS:
8. -low blood pressure
9. -wheezing
10. -issue swallowing
11. A nurse is worrying for a patron who has a records of renal insufficiency and is taking
lithium. The nurse need to display the patron for which of the subsequent?
12.
13. -tolerance to the drug
14. -drug interaction
15. -drug toxicity
16. -dependence on the drug - ANS-ANS:
17. -drug toxicity
18. A nurse is being concerned for a client who has a new prescription for a drug. After
receiving the first dose of the drug, the patron stories anaphylaxis. The nurse have to
become aware of that anaphylaxis represents which of the following results of the drug?
19.
20. -detrimental impact
21. -paradoxical impact
22. -therapeutic impact
23. -toxicity - ANS-ANS:
24. -adverse effect
25. A nurse is being concerned for a consumer who's having difficulty remembering to take
their prescribed drug three instances a day. The nurse must become aware of that which
of the following alternate forms of the drug can assist to sell adherence to the prescribed
dosage?
26.
27. -liquid suspension
28. -on the spot-launch tablet
, 29. -prolonged-release pill
30. -powder form - ANS-ANS:
31. -extended-launch pill
32. A nurse is caring for a client who is newly admitted to the power for chest ache. At which
of the subsequent instances need to the nurse start coaching approximately pills and
discharge planning?
33.
34. -after the customer has a definitive analysis
35. -on the times of discharge
36. -while the customers circle of relatives members are gift
37. -as quickly as possible - ANS-ANS:
38. -as quickly as possible
39. A nurse is being concerned for a customer who's postpartum and breastfeeding. The
consumer asks the nurse approximately the effects that taking up-the-counter drugs
could have on her newborn. Which of the following have to the nurse don't forget when
recommending a drug for the customer? (Select all that follow.)
40.
41. -the newborns weight
42. -how a lot breast milk the new child consumes each day
43. -whether or no longer the blessings to the patron outweigh the dangers to the newborn
44. -the homes of the drug
45. -the route of management of the drug - ANS-ANS:
46. -newborn's weight
47. -how much breast milk the newborn consumes each day
48. -whether or now not the benefits tot he mother outweigh the risks to the new child
49. -homes of the drug
50. A nurse is being concerned for a client who's receiving nitroglycerin IV and is switching
to the oral form of the drug. The nurse ought to become aware of that the oral dose
could be hight than the IV dose for which of the subsequent reasons?
51.
52. -the IV shape crosses the blood-mind barrier
53. -the oral shape has a decreased half lifestyles
54. -the oral form has reduced bioavailability because of the primary-pass impact
55. -the oral form has an expanded rate of excretion - ANS-ANS:
56. -the oral shape has reduced bioavilability because of the first-pass impact
57. A nurse is worrying for a client who is taking acetaminophen and codeine for pain relief.
These analgesics pills interact with one another to motive an additive impact. The nurse
must discover that which of the following are traits of additive drug interactions? (Select
all that practice.)
58.
59. -customers can gain desired outcomes with the usage of decrease dosages
60. -taking the 2 drugs collectively can lessen the effects of one or each tablets
61. -taking the 2 drugs collectively can potentiate the outcomes of one in all both tablets
62. -the 2 pills can produce an action neither could have produced by myself
