RN PHARMACOLOGY VATI RE EVALUATION
2026 ACTUAL TEST PAPER QUESTIONS
SOLUTIONS VERIFIED COMPLETE STUDY
PACKAGE
◉ Cromolyn and albuterol.
Answer: Medications used for asthma, with albuterol
(bronchodilator) recommended to be taken before cromolyn
(leukotriene modifier) to open airways for optimal medication
delivery to the lungs.
◉ Mannitol 25%.
Answer: An osmotic diuretic used to treat cerebral edema, indicated
for clients experiencing Cushing's Triad, a sign of increased
intracranial pressure.
◉ Acetylcysteine.
Answer: An antidote for acetaminophen overdose, converting the
toxic metabolite to a nontoxic form.
◉ Sildenafil.
, Answer: A medication for erectile dysfunction, with a warning that
ingestion with nitrates can lead to severe hypotension due to
vasodilation effects.
◉ Prednisone.
Answer: A glucocorticoid used for rheumatoid arthritis,
necessitating calcium and vitamin D supplements to mitigate the
risk of osteoporosis due to long-term use.
◉ Aspirin.
Answer: Used for cardiovascular disease prevention, with tinnitus as
a sign of salicylism or aspirin toxicity, along with sweating,
headache, and dizziness.
◉ Sublingual medication.
Answer: Medication administered under the tongue for direct
absorption into the bloodstream, avoiding inactivation by gastric
juices.
◉ Polyethylene glycol-electrolyte solution (PEG).
Answer: Used for bowel cleansing before a colonoscopy, with
potential side effects including abdominal bloating.
◉ Allopurinol.
2026 ACTUAL TEST PAPER QUESTIONS
SOLUTIONS VERIFIED COMPLETE STUDY
PACKAGE
◉ Cromolyn and albuterol.
Answer: Medications used for asthma, with albuterol
(bronchodilator) recommended to be taken before cromolyn
(leukotriene modifier) to open airways for optimal medication
delivery to the lungs.
◉ Mannitol 25%.
Answer: An osmotic diuretic used to treat cerebral edema, indicated
for clients experiencing Cushing's Triad, a sign of increased
intracranial pressure.
◉ Acetylcysteine.
Answer: An antidote for acetaminophen overdose, converting the
toxic metabolite to a nontoxic form.
◉ Sildenafil.
, Answer: A medication for erectile dysfunction, with a warning that
ingestion with nitrates can lead to severe hypotension due to
vasodilation effects.
◉ Prednisone.
Answer: A glucocorticoid used for rheumatoid arthritis,
necessitating calcium and vitamin D supplements to mitigate the
risk of osteoporosis due to long-term use.
◉ Aspirin.
Answer: Used for cardiovascular disease prevention, with tinnitus as
a sign of salicylism or aspirin toxicity, along with sweating,
headache, and dizziness.
◉ Sublingual medication.
Answer: Medication administered under the tongue for direct
absorption into the bloodstream, avoiding inactivation by gastric
juices.
◉ Polyethylene glycol-electrolyte solution (PEG).
Answer: Used for bowel cleansing before a colonoscopy, with
potential side effects including abdominal bloating.
◉ Allopurinol.
