UNCG NUR 355 Exam 2 Review (UNCG nursing 355 patho
pharmacology exam 2 review) Questions With Complete
Solutions
Which of the following groups of drugs and or substances would
ALL fall under FDA pregnancy Risk category D?
"Adequate well-controlled or observational studies in pregnant
women have demonstrated a risk to the fetus. However, benefits
of therapy may outweigh the potential risk."
A) Prenatal multivitamins, Insulin, Folic acid.
B) Penicillin, Corticosteroids, and ACE inhibitors.
C) Alcohol, Tetracyclines, Phenytoin.
D) Penicillin, Anti-Microbials, and Folic Acid.
C
What type of hypoxia would you expect in someone who is
having a myocardial infarction?
A) Hypoxemia Hypoxia
B) Ischemic Hypoxia
C) Anemic Hypoxia
D) Histotoxic Hypoxia
B
You are providing discharge instructions and patient education
to the parents of a seven-year-old male who was admitted for a
severe case of the flu. Which of the following indicates that the
parents understood your education?
A) "My child should bundle up if he starts having chills and
, feeling cold from his fever."
B) "If my child starts having body aches again, we should give
him aspirin for his soreness."
C) "If my child starts running a mild fever again, I can give him
over the counter Tylenol to bring the fever down."
D) "I've always heard to "feed a cold and starve a fever." My
child should skip dinner tonight to try and knock this fever."
C
A 21 year old female comes to the ED after falling down some
steps complaining of ankle and foot pain. The nurse recognizes
the cardinal signs of acute inflammation. You would expect to
see: (Select All That Apply).
A) pain
B) heat
C) cyanosis
D) swelling
E) redness
A, B, D, E
Your patient arrives at the emergency department unconscious
after being ejected from an MVA. He is 100kg two large bore
IVs have been placed in both ACs, ECG reads tachycardia at
167 beats per minute, BP 132/88, SPO2 96% with 12L/m via
NRB. Your patient has multiple lacerations on his torso and
upper back including both extremities. (which standing order is
correct)
A) 8mg morphine IVP PRN
pharmacology exam 2 review) Questions With Complete
Solutions
Which of the following groups of drugs and or substances would
ALL fall under FDA pregnancy Risk category D?
"Adequate well-controlled or observational studies in pregnant
women have demonstrated a risk to the fetus. However, benefits
of therapy may outweigh the potential risk."
A) Prenatal multivitamins, Insulin, Folic acid.
B) Penicillin, Corticosteroids, and ACE inhibitors.
C) Alcohol, Tetracyclines, Phenytoin.
D) Penicillin, Anti-Microbials, and Folic Acid.
C
What type of hypoxia would you expect in someone who is
having a myocardial infarction?
A) Hypoxemia Hypoxia
B) Ischemic Hypoxia
C) Anemic Hypoxia
D) Histotoxic Hypoxia
B
You are providing discharge instructions and patient education
to the parents of a seven-year-old male who was admitted for a
severe case of the flu. Which of the following indicates that the
parents understood your education?
A) "My child should bundle up if he starts having chills and
, feeling cold from his fever."
B) "If my child starts having body aches again, we should give
him aspirin for his soreness."
C) "If my child starts running a mild fever again, I can give him
over the counter Tylenol to bring the fever down."
D) "I've always heard to "feed a cold and starve a fever." My
child should skip dinner tonight to try and knock this fever."
C
A 21 year old female comes to the ED after falling down some
steps complaining of ankle and foot pain. The nurse recognizes
the cardinal signs of acute inflammation. You would expect to
see: (Select All That Apply).
A) pain
B) heat
C) cyanosis
D) swelling
E) redness
A, B, D, E
Your patient arrives at the emergency department unconscious
after being ejected from an MVA. He is 100kg two large bore
IVs have been placed in both ACs, ECG reads tachycardia at
167 beats per minute, BP 132/88, SPO2 96% with 12L/m via
NRB. Your patient has multiple lacerations on his torso and
upper back including both extremities. (which standing order is
correct)
A) 8mg morphine IVP PRN
