NUR 400 HESI Practice test
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Which medication should be administered to a patient who has a
cholinergic crisis?
Atropine
3 multiple choice options
When obtaining a health history, the nurse looks for which diagnosis for a
patient who is receiving pilocarpine?
Glaucoma
3 multiple choice options
Which clinical finding is seen in a patient with nasal congestion caused by
allergic rhinitis?
Release of inflammatory mediators
3 multiple choice options
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The health care provider indicates that the patient will be prescribed as
expectorant. Which medication does the nurse anticipate the provider will
prescribe?
Guaifenesin
3 multiple choice options
Which time range specifies the peak plasma concentration of sotalol?
2.5 to 4 hours
3 multiple choice options
Which symptom of allergic rhinitis is treated with fluticasone?
Nasal congestion
,3 multiple choice options
Which finding in a patient's history is a contraindication to the
administration of a cholinergic-blocking medication?
Angle-closure
3 multiple choice options
Which drug may be administered to a patient who has a tricyclic
antidepressant overdose?
Physostigmine
3 multiple choice options
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Which drug is a plant-derived anticholinergic?
Atropine
3 multiple choice options
Where are beta2-adrenergic receptors located in the body? Select all that
apply.
Arterioles
Bronchioles
Visceral organs
Bladder sphincter
Pupillary muscles of the iris
Arterioles
Bronchioles
Visceral organs
Which route is most common for albuterol administration?
Inhalation
3 multiple choice options
A patient is prescribed diphenhydramine for a the treatment of an allergic
disorder. After reviewing the patient's history, the nurse finds that the
patient drinks alcohol. Why would the nurse instruct the patient to stop
alcohol consumption?
Alcohol increases central nervous system depression
, 3 multiple choice options
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Which antihistamine causes sedation as an adverse drug effect?
Diphenhydramine
3 multiple choice options
Which condition is characterized by the enlargement of air spaces caused
by the destruction of the alveolar walls?
Emphysema
3 multiple choice options
Which complaint would the nurse anticipate from a patient who is taking
inhaled ipratropium?
Dry mouth
3 multiple choice options
A patient is prescribed disulfiram for alcohol abuse. During the
assessment, the nurse finds that the patient is also taking echinacea for
wound healing. Which instruction would the nurse provide to the patient?
"Stop using echinacea"
3 multiple choice options
Which patient cue is an adverse effect of anticholinergics?
Decreased sweating
3 multiple choice options
Which drug will the primary health care provider prescribe for a patient
who has nighttime insomnia and motion sickness?
Diphenhydramine
3 multiple choice options
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Which medication should be administered to a patient who has a
cholinergic crisis?
Atropine
3 multiple choice options
When obtaining a health history, the nurse looks for which diagnosis for a
patient who is receiving pilocarpine?
Glaucoma
3 multiple choice options
Which clinical finding is seen in a patient with nasal congestion caused by
allergic rhinitis?
Release of inflammatory mediators
3 multiple choice options
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The health care provider indicates that the patient will be prescribed as
expectorant. Which medication does the nurse anticipate the provider will
prescribe?
Guaifenesin
3 multiple choice options
Which time range specifies the peak plasma concentration of sotalol?
2.5 to 4 hours
3 multiple choice options
Which symptom of allergic rhinitis is treated with fluticasone?
Nasal congestion
,3 multiple choice options
Which finding in a patient's history is a contraindication to the
administration of a cholinergic-blocking medication?
Angle-closure
3 multiple choice options
Which drug may be administered to a patient who has a tricyclic
antidepressant overdose?
Physostigmine
3 multiple choice options
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Which drug is a plant-derived anticholinergic?
Atropine
3 multiple choice options
Where are beta2-adrenergic receptors located in the body? Select all that
apply.
Arterioles
Bronchioles
Visceral organs
Bladder sphincter
Pupillary muscles of the iris
Arterioles
Bronchioles
Visceral organs
Which route is most common for albuterol administration?
Inhalation
3 multiple choice options
A patient is prescribed diphenhydramine for a the treatment of an allergic
disorder. After reviewing the patient's history, the nurse finds that the
patient drinks alcohol. Why would the nurse instruct the patient to stop
alcohol consumption?
Alcohol increases central nervous system depression
, 3 multiple choice options
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Which antihistamine causes sedation as an adverse drug effect?
Diphenhydramine
3 multiple choice options
Which condition is characterized by the enlargement of air spaces caused
by the destruction of the alveolar walls?
Emphysema
3 multiple choice options
Which complaint would the nurse anticipate from a patient who is taking
inhaled ipratropium?
Dry mouth
3 multiple choice options
A patient is prescribed disulfiram for alcohol abuse. During the
assessment, the nurse finds that the patient is also taking echinacea for
wound healing. Which instruction would the nurse provide to the patient?
"Stop using echinacea"
3 multiple choice options
Which patient cue is an adverse effect of anticholinergics?
Decreased sweating
3 multiple choice options
Which drug will the primary health care provider prescribe for a patient
who has nighttime insomnia and motion sickness?
Diphenhydramine
3 multiple choice options
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