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NURS 180 / NURS180: Quiz 2 Exam Pharmacology | West Coast University (WCU) | Latest 2026/2027 Questions & Answers

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The NURS 180 Quiz 2 Exam in Pharmacology at West Coast University (WCU) evaluates nursing students on their understanding of drug classifications, medication administration, and the role of nurses in ensuring medication safety. Topics include pharmacokinetics (absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion) and pharmacodynamics (how drugs interact with the body). The exam will cover common drug classes such as antibiotics, analgesics, antihypertensives, insulin, and psychotropic medications. Students will be tested on the nursing responsibilities for monitoring drug interactions, adverse drug reactions, and performing drug calculations. Case-based scenarios may be included to assess critical thinking and application of pharmacological knowledge in clinical settings.

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NURS 180 / NURS180: Quiz 2 Exam - Pharmacology |WCU

(Latest 2026/2027) Q&A.




1. Complications of Cimetidine: Blocks androgen receptors (sex hormones) resulting

in decreased libido (sex drive), gynecomastia (males get enlarged breast), and

impotence (infertility)

2. Client education of Cimetidine: Adverse effects reverse

3. Contraindications of/ Precautions of Histamine 2 receptor antagonists drugs: -

Pregnancy Risk Category B

- H2 receptor antagonists decrease gastric acidity, which promotes bacterial colonization

of the stomach and the respiratory tract

- Dosages should be reduced in clients with moderate to sever kidney impairment

4. Interactions of Cimetidine: Can inhibit medication- metabolizing enzymes and

thus increase the levels of warfarin, phenytoin, theophylline, and lidocaine.

5. Nursing Interactions of Histamine 2 receptor antagonists: In clients taking

warfarin,




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monitor for indications of bleeding. Monitor INR and PT levels and adjust warfarin

dosages accordingly


Concurrent use of antacids can decrease absorption of histamine2 receptor antagonists

6. Client Education of Histamine 2 receptor antagonists: - Do not take an antacid

within 1 hour before, or after taking one of these drugs


- Space administering of antacids to one hour before/after taking


- Avoid alcohol and food that increase GI irritation and limit the use of aspirin and

NSAID's

7. If a client is taking Cimetidine, and begins taking phenytoin, theophylline, and

lidocaine, what should be monitored?: Blood levels and adjust dosages

accordingly 8. True or false: Concurrent use of antacids can decrease absorption

of histamine2 receptor antagonist.: True

8. True or false: Smoking can increase the effectiveness of histamine2 receptors

antagonists?: False

9. What Histamine 2 receptor antagonists drugs can be given through IV?:

Famotidine (Pepcid) (for acute situations)




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10.Client education of peptic ulcer disease: - Treatment is usually started as an oral

dose twice a day until the ulcer is healed followed by maintenance dose, which is

usually taken once a day at bedtime - Notify the provider of for any indication of

obvious or occult GI bleeding (coffee-ground emesis).

- Avoid alcohol and foods that increase GI irritation, and limit use of aspirin or NSAIDS.

- Increase fiber of fluid intake to prevent or manage constipation

- Several medications can be required several times a day. Adhere to the full treatment

regimen to prevent recurrence.

11. What is coffee ground emsis and indication of?: A problem in the GI tract

12.What are proton pump inhibitors?: Omeprazole (Prilosec)


Pantoprazole (Protonix)


Lansoprazole


Dexlansoprazole


Rabeprazole


Esomeprazole (Nexium)

13.What are the expected pharmacological actions of Proton pump inhibitors?-



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