RN Pharmacology ATI Proctored Exam Retake
with NGN Questions and Revised Answers,
100% Passing Score (2024/2025)
With 118 multiple choices questions and answers
1. Sulfasalazine indications: Ulcerative colitis
Rheumatoid arthritis
2. Sulfasalazine AE: *BONE MARROW SUPRESSION* - cytopeniaNausea,
vomiting, diarrhea
Hypersensitivity (sulfa derivative)
reversible *oligospermia*
3. How do we administer ALENDRONATE SODIUM: on an empty stomach (30minAC) and with
a full glass of water
4. ALENDRONATE SODIUM & RALOXIFENE indication: osteoporosis
5. How long does Levadopa takes to see a therapeutic response?: SEVERALMONTHS
6. Raloxifine contraindications: Hx of DVT
7. Diltiazem indication: A-Fib, Angina, HTN
*calcium channel blocker AND ANTIARRHYMIC*
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, 8. Infliximab MOA & 1indication
Do not administer in patients who?: immunosuppressant; tumor necrosis factorRheumatoid
Arthritis
have are immunocompromise, such as with Hep B
9. Loop diuretics such as furosemide main AE: TINNITUS
10. MAOIs INCLUDE: Phenelzine
Selegiline
Tranylcypromine
11. Gentamycin MAIN AE: Nephrotoxicity, which is expressed as proteinuria.Monitor
for hematuria and oliguria
12. How is a PCA safe for the patient, ad how does it work?: maintains the opioid levels
steady on a patient because it delivers a small amount of medicationcontinuously rather
than a large amount of medication infrequently
13. anticholinergics include: Tiotropium
Atropine
Glycopyrrolate
14. What is a contradiction for ALL vaccines?: moderate or severe illness withor without a
fever
15. why should we not administer an opioid with a CNS suppressant such aslorazepam?:
respiratory depression and SEDETION will occur
16. Theophylline drug interactions: zafirlukast
17. zafirlukast should not be administering to a patient taking also what other
medication?: THEOPHYLLINE
18. Zafirlukast indications: asthma prophylaxis
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with NGN Questions and Revised Answers,
100% Passing Score (2024/2025)
With 118 multiple choices questions and answers
1. Sulfasalazine indications: Ulcerative colitis
Rheumatoid arthritis
2. Sulfasalazine AE: *BONE MARROW SUPRESSION* - cytopeniaNausea,
vomiting, diarrhea
Hypersensitivity (sulfa derivative)
reversible *oligospermia*
3. How do we administer ALENDRONATE SODIUM: on an empty stomach (30minAC) and with
a full glass of water
4. ALENDRONATE SODIUM & RALOXIFENE indication: osteoporosis
5. How long does Levadopa takes to see a therapeutic response?: SEVERALMONTHS
6. Raloxifine contraindications: Hx of DVT
7. Diltiazem indication: A-Fib, Angina, HTN
*calcium channel blocker AND ANTIARRHYMIC*
1/7
, 8. Infliximab MOA & 1indication
Do not administer in patients who?: immunosuppressant; tumor necrosis factorRheumatoid
Arthritis
have are immunocompromise, such as with Hep B
9. Loop diuretics such as furosemide main AE: TINNITUS
10. MAOIs INCLUDE: Phenelzine
Selegiline
Tranylcypromine
11. Gentamycin MAIN AE: Nephrotoxicity, which is expressed as proteinuria.Monitor
for hematuria and oliguria
12. How is a PCA safe for the patient, ad how does it work?: maintains the opioid levels
steady on a patient because it delivers a small amount of medicationcontinuously rather
than a large amount of medication infrequently
13. anticholinergics include: Tiotropium
Atropine
Glycopyrrolate
14. What is a contradiction for ALL vaccines?: moderate or severe illness withor without a
fever
15. why should we not administer an opioid with a CNS suppressant such aslorazepam?:
respiratory depression and SEDETION will occur
16. Theophylline drug interactions: zafirlukast
17. zafirlukast should not be administering to a patient taking also what other
medication?: THEOPHYLLINE
18. Zafirlukast indications: asthma prophylaxis
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