ATI Capstone Pharmacology
Assessment 2 With complete
solutions already graded A+
A Nurse is Preparing to Administer a Bisacodyl (Dulcolax) 10 mg
Suppository. Which of the Following Are Correct Administration Guidelines
for the Nurse to Implement? (Select All That Apply) - answer - Lubricate
index finger
- Insert suppository just beyond internal sphincter
A Nurse is Caring for a Client Who Has Anemia and Has Difficulty
Swallowing Pills. The Client's Provider Has Prescribed a Liquid Oral Iron
Supplement. The Client Should Be Instructed by the Nurse to Take the Iron
- answer With orange juice to enhance absorption
Which of the Following Are Appropriate References for the Nurse to Use to
Ensure Safe Medication Administration? (Select All That Apply) - answer -
Published journals
- Pharmacists
- Physicians' Desk Reference
A Nurse is Developing Home Instructions for a Client Who is Prescribed
Phenytoin (Dilantin) via the Tube. Which of the Following Should the Nurse
Include in the Instructions? - answer Alcohol increases the chance of
phenytoin toxicity
A Nurse is Talking with a Client About How to Use Montelukast (Singulair)
to Treat Asthma. Which of the Following Client Statements Should Indicate
That the Client Understood the Nurse's Instructions? - answer "I'll take this
medication once a day in the evening"
, A Nurse is Caring for a Client Who Received Morphine Sulfate 30 Min Ago.
Which of the Following Best Determines Therapeutic Client Response to
This Medication? - answer 0 rating on pain scale
A Nurse is Administering Ipratropium Bromide (Atrovent) via Nebulizer to
a Client Who Has Emphysema. Which of the Following Client Findings
Should Cause the Nurse to Consult the Provider Before Administering the
Next Dose? - answer Visual changes
A Nurse is Reviewing Medications for a Client Who Has a Diagnosis of a
Small Bowel Obstruction. The Nurse Should Withhold Senna (Senoket)
Prescribed Orally Based on Understanding of Which of the Following? -
answer Laxatives are contraindicated in clients who have a small bowel
obstruction
A Nurse is Talking with a Client About Taking Diphenhydramine (Benadryl).
The Nurse Should Explain That the Most Common Side Effect of This
Medication Is - answer Sedation
A Nurse is Teaching a Client Who Has Asthma the Appropriate Use of
Inhaled Beclomethasone (Beclovent). To Avoid Complications Related to
the Use of Beclomethasone, the Nurse Should Encourage the Client to -
answer Rinse the mouth after administration
A Client is Taking Ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin) to Treat Hip Pain. The Nurse
Should Teach the Client That, to Minimize Gastric Mucosal Irritation, She
Should Take This Medication at Which of the Following Times? - answer
Immediately after a meal
A Nurse is Monitoring a Client's IV Site. Which of the Following Findings
Are Associated with Phlebitis and Should Be Reported to the RN? (Select
All That Apply.) - answer - Erythema
- Throbbing
- Warmth at Insertion Site
- Streak Formation
Assessment 2 With complete
solutions already graded A+
A Nurse is Preparing to Administer a Bisacodyl (Dulcolax) 10 mg
Suppository. Which of the Following Are Correct Administration Guidelines
for the Nurse to Implement? (Select All That Apply) - answer - Lubricate
index finger
- Insert suppository just beyond internal sphincter
A Nurse is Caring for a Client Who Has Anemia and Has Difficulty
Swallowing Pills. The Client's Provider Has Prescribed a Liquid Oral Iron
Supplement. The Client Should Be Instructed by the Nurse to Take the Iron
- answer With orange juice to enhance absorption
Which of the Following Are Appropriate References for the Nurse to Use to
Ensure Safe Medication Administration? (Select All That Apply) - answer -
Published journals
- Pharmacists
- Physicians' Desk Reference
A Nurse is Developing Home Instructions for a Client Who is Prescribed
Phenytoin (Dilantin) via the Tube. Which of the Following Should the Nurse
Include in the Instructions? - answer Alcohol increases the chance of
phenytoin toxicity
A Nurse is Talking with a Client About How to Use Montelukast (Singulair)
to Treat Asthma. Which of the Following Client Statements Should Indicate
That the Client Understood the Nurse's Instructions? - answer "I'll take this
medication once a day in the evening"
, A Nurse is Caring for a Client Who Received Morphine Sulfate 30 Min Ago.
Which of the Following Best Determines Therapeutic Client Response to
This Medication? - answer 0 rating on pain scale
A Nurse is Administering Ipratropium Bromide (Atrovent) via Nebulizer to
a Client Who Has Emphysema. Which of the Following Client Findings
Should Cause the Nurse to Consult the Provider Before Administering the
Next Dose? - answer Visual changes
A Nurse is Reviewing Medications for a Client Who Has a Diagnosis of a
Small Bowel Obstruction. The Nurse Should Withhold Senna (Senoket)
Prescribed Orally Based on Understanding of Which of the Following? -
answer Laxatives are contraindicated in clients who have a small bowel
obstruction
A Nurse is Talking with a Client About Taking Diphenhydramine (Benadryl).
The Nurse Should Explain That the Most Common Side Effect of This
Medication Is - answer Sedation
A Nurse is Teaching a Client Who Has Asthma the Appropriate Use of
Inhaled Beclomethasone (Beclovent). To Avoid Complications Related to
the Use of Beclomethasone, the Nurse Should Encourage the Client to -
answer Rinse the mouth after administration
A Client is Taking Ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin) to Treat Hip Pain. The Nurse
Should Teach the Client That, to Minimize Gastric Mucosal Irritation, She
Should Take This Medication at Which of the Following Times? - answer
Immediately after a meal
A Nurse is Monitoring a Client's IV Site. Which of the Following Findings
Are Associated with Phlebitis and Should Be Reported to the RN? (Select
All That Apply.) - answer - Erythema
- Throbbing
- Warmth at Insertion Site
- Streak Formation
