NSG124 FINAL EXAM: NSG124,
2025/2026 WITH
CORRECT/ACCURATE ANSWERS
Name 2 Alzheimer's/Dementia meds - CORRECT ANSWERS-
Memantine and Donepezil
Vanco...
1) What is its name?
2) What will you monitor?
3) Why do you monitor #3
4) What happens if you infuse too fast? - CORRECT ANSWERS- 1)
Vancomycin
2) Trough / renal function - lowest level of the drug left in the
body
3) Vanco can be toxic, ototoxic, renal toxic
4) Red Man syndrome: flush, rash, hypotension. Up-to-Date term
is VFS: Vanco Flushing Syndrome. Slow down IV infusion rate to
treat.
Multiple Sclerosis Medications
1) Name them
2) How do they work?
, 3) What are side effects?
4) What can you do about it? - CORRECT ANSWERS- 1) Interferon
Drugs, beta, alpha
2) Reduce inflammation and partially block the body's immune
response.
3) Flu symptoms like fever, chills, nausea, swelling
4) Treat symptoms, if they have nausea give an anti-nausea med,
fever give antipyretic
1) Warfarin antidote?
2) Heparin antidote? - CORRECT ANSWERS- 1) Vitamin K
2) Protamine Sulfate
A patient is diabetic and her BS is:
1) 40, what will do you about it?
2) 350, what will you do about it?
3) Patient needs an IV insulin, name insulins that can be given via
IV. - CORRECT ANSWERS- 1) OJ, repeat every 15 minutes until up.
If unconscious or lethargic it is not safe to take anything PO, give
IM Glucagon.
2) Give Rapid/Regular insulin, likely will have sliding scale you can
refer to for dosing.
3) Regular, aspart, lispro, glulisine
Name 1:
2025/2026 WITH
CORRECT/ACCURATE ANSWERS
Name 2 Alzheimer's/Dementia meds - CORRECT ANSWERS-
Memantine and Donepezil
Vanco...
1) What is its name?
2) What will you monitor?
3) Why do you monitor #3
4) What happens if you infuse too fast? - CORRECT ANSWERS- 1)
Vancomycin
2) Trough / renal function - lowest level of the drug left in the
body
3) Vanco can be toxic, ototoxic, renal toxic
4) Red Man syndrome: flush, rash, hypotension. Up-to-Date term
is VFS: Vanco Flushing Syndrome. Slow down IV infusion rate to
treat.
Multiple Sclerosis Medications
1) Name them
2) How do they work?
, 3) What are side effects?
4) What can you do about it? - CORRECT ANSWERS- 1) Interferon
Drugs, beta, alpha
2) Reduce inflammation and partially block the body's immune
response.
3) Flu symptoms like fever, chills, nausea, swelling
4) Treat symptoms, if they have nausea give an anti-nausea med,
fever give antipyretic
1) Warfarin antidote?
2) Heparin antidote? - CORRECT ANSWERS- 1) Vitamin K
2) Protamine Sulfate
A patient is diabetic and her BS is:
1) 40, what will do you about it?
2) 350, what will you do about it?
3) Patient needs an IV insulin, name insulins that can be given via
IV. - CORRECT ANSWERS- 1) OJ, repeat every 15 minutes until up.
If unconscious or lethargic it is not safe to take anything PO, give
IM Glucagon.
2) Give Rapid/Regular insulin, likely will have sliding scale you can
refer to for dosing.
3) Regular, aspart, lispro, glulisine
Name 1:
