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This document contains the fully updated 2025/2026 question bank for NR293 Pharmacology Exam 1, including detailed multiple-choice questions with verified correct answers. It covers essential pharmacology topics such as medication administration, adverse effects, antibiotics, antivirals, dosing calculations, and safety considerations across various drug classes. The material is structured for step-by-step exam preparation and reflects current nursing practice standards relevant to NR293 coursew...

This document contains the fully updated 2025/2026 question bank for NR293 Pharmacology Exam 1, including detailed multiple-choice questions with verified correct answers. It covers essential pharmacology topics such as medication administration, adverse effects, antibiotics, antivirals, dosing calculations, and safety considerations across various drug classes. The material is structured for step-by-step exam preparation and reflects current nursing practice standards relevant to NR293 coursew...

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1. How to prepare an oral medication for an infant? - a. dont give when crying, small amounts in cheek b. wait until they stop crying c. Household spoons should not be used d. Never supine to prevent aspiration, use a syringe A nurse is assessing a client receiving IV vancomycin if the nurse notes flushing of the neck and tachycardia, what does this mean, and what should the nurse do? - Hold infusion assess patient then pt resolving feeling better then you will begin infusion but slowing i...

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