ATI RN PHARMACOLOGY RETAKE 2
2/20/25, 12:35 PM
ATI RN PHARMACOLOGY RETAKE 2 EXAM NEWEST
2024- 2025 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 100
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS)BRAND NEW
Terms in this set (295)
A nurse is caring for B. Decrease in urinary output.
a client who has
diabetes insipidus
and is receiving
desmopressin by
intermittent IV bolus.
Which of the
following
manifestations
should the nurse
identify as an
indication of a
therapeutic response
to the medication?
A. Increase in serum
sodium.
B. Decrease in urine
output
C. Increase in heart rate
D. Decrease in blood
pressure
,ATI RN PHARMACOLOGY RETAKE 2
2/20/25, 12:35 PM
A nurse in a provider's A. Advise the client to change positions slowly.
office is caring for a B. Check the client for orthostatic hypotension.
client. Nurses' Notes
3 months ago: Client
seen in provider's
office for routine
physical.
Today: Client reports
dizziness and light-
headedness upon
standing. Client reports
waking up at night to
void. What actions
should the nurse
take? (SATA).
A. Advise the client to
change positions
slowly.
B. Check the client
for orthostatic
hypotension.
C. Monitor the client for
dysrhythmias.
D. Advise the client to
restrict potassium
intake.
E. Advise the client to
take the medication
before bedtime.
,ATI RN PHARMACOLOGY RETAKE 2
2/20/25, 12:35 PM
A nurse is assessing a C. Hypotension
client who is in labor
and is receiving
epidural anesthesia.
Which of the
following findings
should the nurse
identify as the
priority?
A. Urinary retention
B. Leg weakness
C. Hypotension
D. Temperature 39°C
(102.2°F)
A nurse is caring for B, C, D, E
a client in a
provider's office.
Nurses' Notes Day 1:
Client presents for
evaluation of
neurological changes,
including stiffness of
lower extremities,
and shaking of
hands. Client is
married, has no
known allergies, and
no surgical history.
Client is a retired
airline pilot and the
parent of five adult
children.
Day 7:
, ATI RN PHARMACOLOGY RETAKE 2
2/20/25, 12:35 PM
Client reports having
trouble sleeping due
to nightmares and
states, "I'm not sure
this medication is
doing what it's
supposed to do."
Client reports daily
nausea.
Which of the following
statements should the
nurse include when
teaching the client
about the prescribed
medication? (SATA).
A. "Consumption of a
high protein meal can
reduce the
effectiveness of the
medication. B. "You
may notice your urine
becomes lighter in
color."
C. "You may initially
notice an increase in
involuntary
movements."
D. "You can experience
vivid nightmares.
E. "The medication can
cause nausea, s
2/20/25, 12:35 PM
ATI RN PHARMACOLOGY RETAKE 2 EXAM NEWEST
2024- 2025 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 100
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS)BRAND NEW
Terms in this set (295)
A nurse is caring for B. Decrease in urinary output.
a client who has
diabetes insipidus
and is receiving
desmopressin by
intermittent IV bolus.
Which of the
following
manifestations
should the nurse
identify as an
indication of a
therapeutic response
to the medication?
A. Increase in serum
sodium.
B. Decrease in urine
output
C. Increase in heart rate
D. Decrease in blood
pressure
,ATI RN PHARMACOLOGY RETAKE 2
2/20/25, 12:35 PM
A nurse in a provider's A. Advise the client to change positions slowly.
office is caring for a B. Check the client for orthostatic hypotension.
client. Nurses' Notes
3 months ago: Client
seen in provider's
office for routine
physical.
Today: Client reports
dizziness and light-
headedness upon
standing. Client reports
waking up at night to
void. What actions
should the nurse
take? (SATA).
A. Advise the client to
change positions
slowly.
B. Check the client
for orthostatic
hypotension.
C. Monitor the client for
dysrhythmias.
D. Advise the client to
restrict potassium
intake.
E. Advise the client to
take the medication
before bedtime.
,ATI RN PHARMACOLOGY RETAKE 2
2/20/25, 12:35 PM
A nurse is assessing a C. Hypotension
client who is in labor
and is receiving
epidural anesthesia.
Which of the
following findings
should the nurse
identify as the
priority?
A. Urinary retention
B. Leg weakness
C. Hypotension
D. Temperature 39°C
(102.2°F)
A nurse is caring for B, C, D, E
a client in a
provider's office.
Nurses' Notes Day 1:
Client presents for
evaluation of
neurological changes,
including stiffness of
lower extremities,
and shaking of
hands. Client is
married, has no
known allergies, and
no surgical history.
Client is a retired
airline pilot and the
parent of five adult
children.
Day 7:
, ATI RN PHARMACOLOGY RETAKE 2
2/20/25, 12:35 PM
Client reports having
trouble sleeping due
to nightmares and
states, "I'm not sure
this medication is
doing what it's
supposed to do."
Client reports daily
nausea.
Which of the following
statements should the
nurse include when
teaching the client
about the prescribed
medication? (SATA).
A. "Consumption of a
high protein meal can
reduce the
effectiveness of the
medication. B. "You
may notice your urine
becomes lighter in
color."
C. "You may initially
notice an increase in
involuntary
movements."
D. "You can experience
vivid nightmares.
E. "The medication can
cause nausea, s
