NUR 1141 Exam LATEST
Which of the following indicates feeding through an IV (intravenous
line)?
a. Jevity
b. Pulmocare
c. Parenteral Nutrition
d. Enteral Nutrition
c. Parenteral Nutrition
The nurse is reviewing the use of ophthalmic preparations.
Indications for Pilocarpine (Miotics) include which condition?
a. Cataracts
b. Removal of Foreign Bodies
c. Open-Angle Glaucoma
d. Ocular Infections
c. Open-Angle Glaucoma
Which of the following drug classifications are used to treat
frequent watery stools?
a. Anti-Diarrheal
b. Anti-Emetics
c. Anti-Histamines
d. Anti-Anginal
a. Anti-Diarrheal
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Which of the following drug classifications are used to treat nausea
and vomiting?
a. Anti-Emetics
b. Anti-Hypertensives
c. Anti-Inflammatory
d. Anti-Anginal
a. Anti-Emetics
A patient in the intensive care unit has a nasogastric tube and is also
receiving Omeprazole. The nurse recognizes that the indication for
Omeprazole is to:
a. Prevent GERD
b. Reduce bacteria levels in the stomach.
c. Reduce gastric gas formation.
d. Promote gastric motility.
a. Prevent GERD
During an admission assessment, the patient tells the nurse that he
has been self-treating his heartburn for one year with over-the-
counter Prilosec OTC (Omeprazole, a proton pump inhibitor). The
nurse is aware that this self-treatment may have which result?
a. No serious consequences.
b. Prevention of more serious problems, such as an ulcer.
c. Chronic Constipation
d. Masked symptoms of serious underlying diseases.
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d. Masked symptoms of serious underlying diseases.
The nurse is assisting the nursing student who is about to administer
eardrops to a 15-year-old patient. Which technique by the nursing
student indicates a need for further instruction?
a. Warm the medication to room temperature.
b. Position the patient so the affected ear is accessible.
c. Have the patient lie in the same position for 5 minutes after
administration.
d. Pull the pinna up and back to administer the medication.
c. Have the patient lie in the same position for 5 minutes after
administration.
A patient who has severe nausea and vomiting following a case of
food poisoning comes to the urgent care center. The nurse would
expect which of the following medications to be ordered for the
patient?
a. Ondansetron
b. Famotidine
c. Metoclopramide
d. Phosphorated Carbohydrate Solution
c. Metoclopramide
The nurse is administering Tetracaine and then realizes the patient
is complaining of redness to the eye. The nurse recognizes this as
a/an:
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Which of the following indicates feeding through an IV (intravenous
line)?
a. Jevity
b. Pulmocare
c. Parenteral Nutrition
d. Enteral Nutrition
c. Parenteral Nutrition
The nurse is reviewing the use of ophthalmic preparations.
Indications for Pilocarpine (Miotics) include which condition?
a. Cataracts
b. Removal of Foreign Bodies
c. Open-Angle Glaucoma
d. Ocular Infections
c. Open-Angle Glaucoma
Which of the following drug classifications are used to treat
frequent watery stools?
a. Anti-Diarrheal
b. Anti-Emetics
c. Anti-Histamines
d. Anti-Anginal
a. Anti-Diarrheal
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, NUR 1141 Exam LATEST
Which of the following drug classifications are used to treat nausea
and vomiting?
a. Anti-Emetics
b. Anti-Hypertensives
c. Anti-Inflammatory
d. Anti-Anginal
a. Anti-Emetics
A patient in the intensive care unit has a nasogastric tube and is also
receiving Omeprazole. The nurse recognizes that the indication for
Omeprazole is to:
a. Prevent GERD
b. Reduce bacteria levels in the stomach.
c. Reduce gastric gas formation.
d. Promote gastric motility.
a. Prevent GERD
During an admission assessment, the patient tells the nurse that he
has been self-treating his heartburn for one year with over-the-
counter Prilosec OTC (Omeprazole, a proton pump inhibitor). The
nurse is aware that this self-treatment may have which result?
a. No serious consequences.
b. Prevention of more serious problems, such as an ulcer.
c. Chronic Constipation
d. Masked symptoms of serious underlying diseases.
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d. Masked symptoms of serious underlying diseases.
The nurse is assisting the nursing student who is about to administer
eardrops to a 15-year-old patient. Which technique by the nursing
student indicates a need for further instruction?
a. Warm the medication to room temperature.
b. Position the patient so the affected ear is accessible.
c. Have the patient lie in the same position for 5 minutes after
administration.
d. Pull the pinna up and back to administer the medication.
c. Have the patient lie in the same position for 5 minutes after
administration.
A patient who has severe nausea and vomiting following a case of
food poisoning comes to the urgent care center. The nurse would
expect which of the following medications to be ordered for the
patient?
a. Ondansetron
b. Famotidine
c. Metoclopramide
d. Phosphorated Carbohydrate Solution
c. Metoclopramide
The nurse is administering Tetracaine and then realizes the patient
is complaining of redness to the eye. The nurse recognizes this as
a/an:
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