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This document contains the full test bank for Pharmacology: A Patient-Centered Nursing Process Approach (11th Edition) by Linda E. McCuistion. It features comprehensive multiple-choice, matching, and case-based questions with correct answers and rationales for every chapter. The material covers major drug categories, pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, and safe medication administration, with a strong focus on patient-centered nursing care and clinical decision-making. Perfect for nursing students preparing for pharmacology exams and NCLEX-style assessments.

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TEST BANK
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Pharmacology A Patient-CenteredNursing
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Process Approach by Linda E. McCuistion.
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11th Edition #z




TEST BANK #z

,Chapter 01: The Nursing Process and Patient-Centered Care
McCuistion: Pharmacology: A Patient-Centered Nursing Process Approach, 11th Edition

MULTIPLE CHOICE

1. All of the following would be considered subjective data, EXCEPT:
a. Patient-reported health history
b. Patient-reported signs and symptoms of their illness
c. Financial barriers reported by the patient’s caregiver
d. Vital signs obtained from the medical record

ANS: D
Subjective data is based on what patients or family members communicate to the nurse. Patient-
reported health history, signs and symptoms, and caregiver reported financial barriers would be
considered subjective data. Vital signs obtained from the medical record would be considered
objective data.

DIF: Cognitive Level: Understanding (Comprehension) TOP: Nursing Process: Planning
MSC: NCLEX: Management of Client Care

2. The nurse is using data collected to define a set of interventions to achieve the most desirable
outcomes. Which of the following steps is the nurse applying?
a. Recognizing cues (assessment)
b. Analyze cues & prioritize hypothesis (analysis)
c. Generate solutions (planning)
d. Take action (nursing interventions)

ANS: C
When generating solutions (planning), the nurse identifies expected outcomes and uses the
patient’s problem(s) to define a set of interventions to achieve the most desirable outcomes.
Recognizing cues (assessment) involves the gathering of cues (information) from the patient
about their health and lifestyle practices, which are important facts that aid the nurse in making
clinical care decisions. Prioritizing hypothesis is used to organize and rank the patient problem(s)
identified. Finally, taking action involves implementation of nursing interventions to accomplish
the expected outcomes.

DIF: Cognitive Level: Understanding (Comprehension)
TOP: Nursing Process: Nursing Intervention
MSC: NCLEX: Management of Client Care

3. A 5-year-old child with type 1 diabetes mellitus has had repeated hospitalizations for episodes of
hyperglycemia. The parents tell the nurse that they can’t keep track of everything that has to be
done to care for their child. The nurse reviews medications, diet, and symptom management with
the parents and draws up a daily checklist for the family to use. These activities are completed in
which step of the nursing process?
a. Recognizing cues (assessment)
b. Analyze cues & prioritize hypothesis (analysis)

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d. Take#zaction #z(nursing #zinterventions)

ANS: # z D
Taking #zaction #zthrough #znursing #zinterventions #zis #zwhere #zthe #znurse #zprovides #zpatient #zhealth
#zteaching, #zdrug #zadministration, #zpatient #zcare, #zand #zother #zinterventions #znecessary #zto #zassist #zthe

#zpatient #zin #zaccomplishing #zexpected #zoutcomes.




DIF: Cognitive #zLevel: #zUnderstanding
#z(Comprehension) #zTOP: # z Nursing #zProcess: #zNursing

#zIntervention

MSC: # z NCLEX: #zManagement #zof #zClient #zCare

4. The #znurse #zis #zpreparing #zto #zadminister #za #zmedication #zand #zreviews #zthe #zpatient’s #zchart
for #zdrug #zallergies, #zserum #zcreatinine, #zand #zblood #zurea #znitrogen #z(BUN) #zlevels. #zThe
#z

nurse’s #zactions #zare #zreflective #zof #zwhich #zof #zthe #zfollowing?
#z

a. Recognizing #zcues #z(assessment)
b. Analyze #zcues #z& #zprioritize #zhypothesis #z(analysis)
c. Take#zaction #z(nursing #zinterventions)
d. Generate #zsolutions #z(planning)

ANS: # z A
Recognizing #zcues #z(assessment) #zinvolves #zgathering #zsubjective #zand #zobjective #zinformation #zabout
#zthe #zpatient #zand #zthe #zmedication. #zLaboratory #zvalues #zfrom #zthe #zpatient’s #zchart #zwould #zbe

#zconsidered #zcollection #zof #zobjective #zdata.




DIF: Cognitive #zLevel: #zUnderstanding #z(Comprehension)
TOP: # z Nursing #zProcess: #zAssessment MSC: # z NCLEX: #zManagement #zof #zClient #zCare

5. Which #zof #zthe #zfollowing #zwould #zbe #zcorrectly #zcategorized #zas #zobjective #zdata?
a. A #zlist #zof #zherbal #zsupplements #zregularly#zused #zprovided #zby#zthe #zpatient.
b. Lab #zvalues #zassociated #zwith #zthe #zdrugs #zthe #zpatient #zis #ztaking.
c. The #zages #zand #zrelationship #zof #zall #zhousehold #zmembers #zto #zthe #zpatient.
d. Usual #zdietary#zpatterns #zand #zfood #zintake.

ANS: # z B
Objective #zdata #zare #zmeasured #zand #zdetected #zby#zanother #zperson #zand #zwould #zinclude #zlab #zvalues.
#zThe #zother #zexamples #zare #zsubjective #zdata.




DIF: Cognitive #zLevel: #zUnderstanding #z(Comprehension)
TOP: # z Nursing #zProcess: #zAssessment MSC: # z NCLEX: #zManagement #zof #zClient #zCare

6. The #znurse #zreviews #za #zpatient’s #zdatabase #zand #zlearns #zthat #zthe #zpatient #zlives #zalone, #zis
#zforgetful, #zand #zdoes #znot #zhave #zan #zestablished #zroutine. #zThe #zpatient #zwill #zbe #zsent #zhome #zwith
#zthree #znew #zmedications #zto #zbe #ztaken #zat #zdifferent #ztimes #zof #zthe #zday. #zThe #znurse #zdevelops #za
#zdaily#zmedication #zchart #zand #zenlists #za #zfamily #zmember #zto #zput #zthe #zpatient’s #zpills #zin #za #zpill

#zorganizer. #zThis #zis #zan #zexample #zof #zwhich #zelement #zof #zthe #znursing #zprocess?

a. Recognizing #zcues #z(assessment)
b. Analyze #zcues #z& #zprioritize #zhypothesis #z(analysis)
c. Take#zaction #z(nursing #zinterventions)

, d. Generate #zsolutions #z(planning)
ANS: # z C
Taking #zaction #z(nursing #zinterventions) #zinvolves #zeducation #zand #zpatient #zcare #zin #zorder #zto #zassist #zthe
#zpatient #zto #zaccomplish #zthe #zgoals #zof #ztreatment.




DIF: Cognitive #zLevel: #zApplying
#z(Application) #zTOP: #zNursing #zProcess:

#zNursing #zIntervention #zMSC: # z NCLEX:

#zManagement #zof #zClient #zCare




7. A #zpatient #zwho #zis #zhospitalized #zfor #zchronic #zobstructive #zpulmonary #zdisease #z(COPD) #zwants
#zto #zgo #zhome. #zThe #znurse #zand #zthe #zpatient #zdiscuss #zthe #zpatient’s #zsituation #zand #zdecide #zthat #zthe
patient #zmay #zgo #zhome #zwhen #zable #zto #zperform #zself-care #zwithout #zdyspnea #zand #zhypoxia. #zThis
#z

#zis #zan #zexample #zof #zwhich #zphase #zof #zthe #znursing #zprocess?

a. Recognizing #zcues #z(assessment)
b. Analyze #zcues #z& #zprioritize #zhypothesis #z(analysis)
c. Take#zaction #z(nursing #zinterventions)
d. Generate #zsolutions #z(planning)
ANS: # z D
Generating #zsolutions #z(planning) #zinvolves #zdefining #za #zset #zof #zinterventions #zto #zachieve
#zthe #zmost #zdesirable #zoutcomes, #zwhich, #zfor #zthis #zpatient, #zmeans #zbeing #zable #zto #zperform

#zself-care #zactivities #zwithout #zdyspnea #zand #zhypoxia.




DIF: # z Cognitive #zLevel: #zUnderstanding #z(Comprehension) TOP: #z Nursing #z Process:
#zPlanning #zMSC: # z NCLEX: #zManagement #zof #zClient #zCare




8. A #zpatient #zwill #zbe #zsent #zhome #zwith #za #zmetered-dose #zinhaler, #zand #zthe #znurse #zis #zproviding
teaching. #zWhich #zis #za #zcorrectly #zwritten #zexpected #zoutcome #zfor #zthis #zprocess?
#z

a. The #znurse #zwill #zdemonstrate #zthe #zcorrect #zuse #zof #za #zmetered-dose #zinhaler #zto #zthe #zpatient.
b. The #znurse #zwill #zteach #zthe #zpatient #zhow #zto #zadminister #zmedication #zwith #za
#zmetered-dose #zinhaler.

c. The #zpatient #zwill #zknow #zhow #zto #zself-administer #zthe #zmedication #zusing #zthe
#zmetered- #zdose #zinhaler.

d. The #zpatient #zwill #zindependently#zadminister #zthe #zmedication #zusing #zthe #zmetered-
dose #zinhaler #zat #zthe #zend #zof #zthe #zsession.
ANS: # z D
Expected #zoutcomes #zmust #zbe #zpatient-centered #zand #zclearly #zstate #zthe #zoutcome #zwith #za
#zreasonable #zdeadline #zand #zshould #zidentify #zcomponents #zfor #zevaluation.




DIF: # z Cognitive #zLevel: #zApplying #z(Application) TOP: #z Nursing #z Process:
#zPlanning #zMSC: # z NCLEX: #zManagement #zof #zClient #zCare




9. The #znurse #zis #zgenerating #zsolutions #z(planning) #zfor #za #zpatient #zwho #zhas #zchronic #zlung #zdisease
#zand #zhypoxia. #zThe #zpatient #zhas #zbeen #zadmitted #zfor #zincreased #zoxygen #zneeds #zabove #za #zbaseline
#zof #z2 #zL/min. #zThe #znurse #zgenerates #zan #zexpected #zoutcomes #zstating, #z“The #zpatient #zwill #zhave

#zoxygen #zsaturations #zof

>95% #zon #zroom #zair #zat #zthe #ztime #zof #zdischarge #zfrom #zthe #zhospital.” #zWhat #zis #zwrong #zwith #zthis
#zgoal?

a. It #zcannot #zbe #zevaluated.

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Linda E. (Retired Nursing Professor McCuistion, University of Holy Cross New Orleans Louisiana), Linda E. McCuistion, Kathleen Vuljoin DiMaggio, RN MSN (Assistant Professor of Nursing University of Holy Cross New Orleans Louisiana), Mary B. Winton, PhD RN Pharmacology
Publisher: 2022 ISBN: 9780323881401 Edition: Unknown

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