GALEN NUR 210 EXAMINATION TEST
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
◉ administration for NG / GI tubes.
Answer: pt in high flower, mix each med with 3cc of water, flush each
med with 3cc of water after each admin, finish with 15cc of water
◉ what to do if NG / GI tube is connected to suction.
Answer: must keep it off for 30mins before admin
◉ why does inflammation happen.
Answer: response to tissue injury or infection
◉ what does cox 1 do.
Answer: protects stomach linning and regulates blood platelets
◉ what does cox 2 do.
Answer: causes inflammation and pain (antipyretic and analgesic)
◉ what do NSAIDS to.
,Answer: block cox 1 and cox 2
◉ What does NSAID stand for.
Answer: non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug
◉ what does NSAID result in.
Answer: decreased stomach lining (risk for ulcer) and chance for
bleeding- not desired response. decreased inflammation / pain-
desired response
◉ NSAIDS four main functions.
Answer: antipyretic, analgesic, anti-inflammatory, anti-platelet
◉ nonselective NSAIDS meds.
Answer: aspirin and ibuprofen
◉ second gen NSAIDS inhibits what.
Answer: mainly cox 2 and celeCOXib
◉ aspirin does what.
Answer: stops platelets from killing cox 1 and 2
, ◉ aspirin action.
Answer: inhibits biosynthesis of prostaglandins, inhibits cox 2
◉ what disease is caused from giving aspirin to children.
Answer: reyes syndrome
◉ how many days to stop taking aspirin prior to surgery.
Answer: 7
◉ side effects of aspirin.
Answer: dizziness, drowsiness, headache, and GI distress
◉ adverse reaction of aspirin.
Answer: tinnitus (hearing loss), bleeding, GI ulcer,
thrombocytopenia (low platelet)give activated charcol to make you
throw up
◉ what are the 5 G's.
Answer: garlic, ginseng, ginko, green tea, ginger these go against
meds and increase in bleeding giving GI risk
◉ don'ts for aspirin.
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
◉ administration for NG / GI tubes.
Answer: pt in high flower, mix each med with 3cc of water, flush each
med with 3cc of water after each admin, finish with 15cc of water
◉ what to do if NG / GI tube is connected to suction.
Answer: must keep it off for 30mins before admin
◉ why does inflammation happen.
Answer: response to tissue injury or infection
◉ what does cox 1 do.
Answer: protects stomach linning and regulates blood platelets
◉ what does cox 2 do.
Answer: causes inflammation and pain (antipyretic and analgesic)
◉ what do NSAIDS to.
,Answer: block cox 1 and cox 2
◉ What does NSAID stand for.
Answer: non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug
◉ what does NSAID result in.
Answer: decreased stomach lining (risk for ulcer) and chance for
bleeding- not desired response. decreased inflammation / pain-
desired response
◉ NSAIDS four main functions.
Answer: antipyretic, analgesic, anti-inflammatory, anti-platelet
◉ nonselective NSAIDS meds.
Answer: aspirin and ibuprofen
◉ second gen NSAIDS inhibits what.
Answer: mainly cox 2 and celeCOXib
◉ aspirin does what.
Answer: stops platelets from killing cox 1 and 2
, ◉ aspirin action.
Answer: inhibits biosynthesis of prostaglandins, inhibits cox 2
◉ what disease is caused from giving aspirin to children.
Answer: reyes syndrome
◉ how many days to stop taking aspirin prior to surgery.
Answer: 7
◉ side effects of aspirin.
Answer: dizziness, drowsiness, headache, and GI distress
◉ adverse reaction of aspirin.
Answer: tinnitus (hearing loss), bleeding, GI ulcer,
thrombocytopenia (low platelet)give activated charcol to make you
throw up
◉ what are the 5 G's.
Answer: garlic, ginseng, ginko, green tea, ginger these go against
meds and increase in bleeding giving GI risk
◉ don'ts for aspirin.
