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1. A adult patient wit'h a. Saimetaro
asthma requires
treatment for exercise
induced
bronchospasm. Which
of the following is an
appropriate treatment
option?

1. An adult patient with a. order beclomethasone dipropionate 80
asthma diagnosis mcg/puff-1 puff every 12 hours
reports using as
needed albuterol
inhaler 3-4 days per
week for the past
month (not more than
once per day). FEV1 is
90% of predicted and 1
episode of a nighttime
awakening reported.
Patient is not taking any
other medications for
asthma. The NP should:

,1. A patient is describing a. Phenylephrine
ear pain stating that she
often experiences this
pain with allergy flares
or when she has a cold.
She reports rhinorrhea
and coughing for the
past 2 days. After
assessment of
symptoms and physical
exam, you rule out otitis
media and extema.
What should patient
use at this time to treat
ear pain?

, 1. JW is receiving a. Recheck serum level at 3pm
theophylline immediate
release 100 mg every 8
hours (dose times: 6
AM, 2PM and 10 PM).
He is reporting new
onset nausea, insomnia
and irritability. Lab
value drawn at 11 AM
was 17 mcg/ml. His
other medications
include: acetaminophen
500 mg every 6 hours,
albuterol 2 puffs every
6 hours as needed,
prednisone 5 mg daily
and ketoconazole 200
mg daily. What is the
next step for JW?1. JW is
receiving theophylline
immediate release 100
mg every 8 hours (dose
times: 6 AM, 2PM and
10 PM). He is reporting
new onset nausea,
insomnia and irritability.
Lab value drawn at 11
AM was 17 mcg/ml. His
other medications
include: acetaminophen
500 mg every 6 hours,
albuterol 2 puffs every
6 hours as needed,
prednisone 5 mg daily

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