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Nurs 316B Exam 1 Questions With Complete Answers

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Nurs 316B Exam 2 Actual 2026 Questions And 100% Correct Answers

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NURS 316B EXAM 2 ACTUAL 2025/2026 QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERS What is a common cause of aneurysms? A) Diabetes B) Atherosclerosis C) Hypotension D) Hyperlipidemia - Answer -B) Atherosclerosis Rationale: Atherosclerosis, smoking, HTN, genetic predisposition and connective tissue disorders (Marfan's syndrome) and complication MI are the common causes of ane

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Nurs 316B Exam 1 Pharm Questions With Complete Answers

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Nurs 316B Analgesic Questions With Complete Answers

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Nurs 316B Cardio Questions With Complete Answers

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Amoxicillin clarithromycin metronidazole (Flagyl) - ANS Class: Antibiotics Uses: H. Pylori Infection MOA: Eradicates H. Pylori as causative agent for gastric ulcers. AR: N/V, diarrhea, taste disturbances Clarithromycin: Potential for hepatotoxicity 2 | Page @COPYRIGHT 2025/2026 ALLRIGHTS RESERVED Amoxicillin: Potential for superinfections Metronidazole: Peripheral neuropathy. Potential for alcohol reaction NI: Educate pt to take with adequate fluid cimetidine (Tagamet) famotidin...

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Which client statement indicates that teaching about acetaminophen is effective? A. "I can drink beer with this but not wine." B. "I need to limit my intake of acetaminophen to 650 mg a day." C. "I should take an emetic if I accidentally overdose on acetaminophen." D. "I have to be careful about which over-the-counter cold preparations I take." - ANS D. "I have to be careful about which over-the-counter cold preparations I take." When assessing an adolescent w...

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A client has been given a prescription for Furosemide 40 mg every day in conjunction with Digoxin. Which concern would prompt the nurse to ask the health care provider about potassium supplements? A. Digoxin causes significant potassium depletion. B. The liver destroys potassium as digoxin is detoxified. C. Lasix requires adequate serum potassium to promote diuresis. D. Digoxin toxicity occurs rapidly in the presence of hypokalemia - ANS D. Digoxin toxicity occurs rapidly in the presence ...

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What is Alteplase for? - ANS Alteplase is a thrombolytic (clot-dissolving) medication. It's used to break down blood clots. Examples: Acute ischemic stroke (to restore blood flow to the brain) Myocardial infarction (heart attack) Pulmonary embolism (blood clot in the lungs) Occluded central lines or catheters What should you monitor for when administering Alteplase? - ANS Signs of bleeding Who is NOT eligible to take Alteplase? - ANS Patients who have had any conditions that could ha...

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Where is the liver located? - ANS Right upper quadrant of abdomen List the 2 main blood vessels supplying the liver - ANS (1) Hepatic artery (2) Portal vein What are the 3 main etiologies/causes of liver disease? - ANS (1) Hepatocellular injury (2) Obstructive injury (i.e. Cholelithiasis) (3) Both: Combination of hepatocellular injury and obstructive injury Explain how RBC is broken down into unconjugated bilirubin - ANS Hemoglobin (Hgb) broken down to heme + globin → Heme broken down t...

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What is a common cause of aneurysms? A) Diabetes B) Atherosclerosis C) Hypotension D) Hyperlipidemia - ANS B) Atherosclerosis Rationale: Atherosclerosis, smoking, HTN, genetic predisposition and connective tissue disorders (Marfan's syndrome) and complication MI are the common causes of aneurysms. Which location is most commonly associated with aortic aneurysms? A) Cerebral arteries B) Thoracic aorta C) Abdominal aorta D) Femoral arteries - ANS C) Abdominal aorta Rationale: The mo...

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1) A client is receiving chemotherapy with doxorubicin. Which development will the nurse teach the client to report immediately? A. Nausea B. Sore throat C. Loss of hair D. Constipation - ANS B. Sore throat A sore throat is indicative of a respiratory tract infection, which may be the first clinical sign of bone marrow suppression, which can be life-threatening. 2) A complete blood count is prescribed before each round of a client's cancer chemotherapy. Which component of the complet...

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NURS 316B Bundled Questions Answered Correctly Latest Update 2025/2026

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NURS 316B PATHOPHARM MEDICATIONS - ENDOCRINE URINARY GASTROINTESTINAL TEST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE amoxicillin clarithromycin metronidazole (Flagyl) - Answers Class: Antibiotics Uses: H. Pylori Infection MOA: Eradicates H. Pylori as causative agent for gastric ulcers. AR: N/V, diarrhea, taste disturbances Clarithromycin: Potential for hepatotoxicity Amoxicillin: Potential for superinfections Metronidazole: Peripheral neuropathy. Potential for alcohol reactio...

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NURS 316B Exam 2 Questions Answered Correctly Latest Update What is a common cause of aneurysms? A) Diabetes B) Atherosclerosis C) Hypotension D) Hyperlipidemia - Answers B) Atherosclerosis Rationale: Atherosclerosis, smoking, HTN, genetic predisposition and connective tissue disorders (Marfan's syndrome) and complication MI are the common causes of aneurysms. Which location is most commonly associated with aortic aneurysms? A) Cerebral arteries B) Thoracic aorta C) Abdominal aor...

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NURS 316B Exam 3 Questions Answered Correctly Latest Update Where is the liver located? - Answers Right upper quadrant of abdomen List the 2 main blood vessels supplying the liver - Answers (1) Hepatic artery (2) Portal vein What are the 3 main etiologies/causes of liver disease? - Answers (1) Hepatocellular injury (2) Obstructive injury (i.e. Cholelithiasis) (3) Both: Combination of hepatocellular injury and obstructive injury Explain how RBC is broken down into unconjugated bilirubin -...

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