Nurs 251 Final Exam (Actual Exam
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Dobutamine, Dopamine, Norepinephrine, Phenylephrine, epinephrin
and midodrine are all ____________. - ANSWER-Adrenergic
Tricyclic Antidepressants are not used as often. What are some of the
names to be aware of? - ANSWER-Elavil, Sine Quan, Tofranil
Patients using MAO Inhibitors should avoid__________. - ANSWER-
Foods with tyramine (Aged cheese, wine, etc.)
What are the limits of acetaminophen? - ANSWER-4g/day (may be
lowered to 3g/day)
2g/day for liver problems or advanced age
What is the Tylenol overdose drug? - ANSWER-acetylcysteine
For ACE inhibitors, what would be a sign that the patient isn't
tolerating the drug very well? - ANSWER-Dry, persistent cough
,What are the nursing activities for administering Ace Inhibitors? -
ANSWER-1) Monitor BP and Serum K
2) Monitor for 1st Dose Hypotensive Effect and instruct patient to
change positions slowly
3)Monitor cough
What are the nursing activities for ARB's? - ANSWER-1) Monitor BP
and Serum K (Watching for hyperkalemia)
2) Manage symptoms of hypotension
What population do CCB's work best for? - ANSWER-African
Americans (in combination with diuretics)
What are the nursing activities for CCB patients? - ANSWER-1) Monitor
BP and HR
2)Assess for hypotension and instruct patient to change positions
slowly
What are the general nursing activities for all antihypertensive drug
patients? - ANSWER-1) Administered as ordered
2) Maintain safety (because of the risk of postural hypotension)
3)Assess sexual dysfunction
4) Know when to hold the drug and seek clarification
What factors effect absorption or drugs? - ANSWER-First-pass effect
(how much drug is metabolized by liver)
Food
Milk
, Antacids
Grapefruit juice
Route of administration
Coatings
What are the seven "rights"? - ANSWER-Right Dose
Right Documentation
Right Drug
Right Patient
Right Route
Right Time
Right of Refusal
What are the fastest to slowest routes of administration? - ANSWER-
IV, SL, IM, SubQ, Oral, Topical
When we think of excretion, we think of __________. - ANSWER-
Kidneys
If there is impaired excretion, it could lead to______. - ANSWER-
Toxicity
Explain a schedule C-1 Drug - ANSWER-Most addictive, high potential
for abuse, no medical use
With Warfarin, the patient should avoid________. Why? - ANSWER-
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2026) | All Questions Merged With
Correct Complete Solutions || Already
Graded A+ || 2026-2027 Latest
Update!!!
Dobutamine, Dopamine, Norepinephrine, Phenylephrine, epinephrin
and midodrine are all ____________. - ANSWER-Adrenergic
Tricyclic Antidepressants are not used as often. What are some of the
names to be aware of? - ANSWER-Elavil, Sine Quan, Tofranil
Patients using MAO Inhibitors should avoid__________. - ANSWER-
Foods with tyramine (Aged cheese, wine, etc.)
What are the limits of acetaminophen? - ANSWER-4g/day (may be
lowered to 3g/day)
2g/day for liver problems or advanced age
What is the Tylenol overdose drug? - ANSWER-acetylcysteine
For ACE inhibitors, what would be a sign that the patient isn't
tolerating the drug very well? - ANSWER-Dry, persistent cough
,What are the nursing activities for administering Ace Inhibitors? -
ANSWER-1) Monitor BP and Serum K
2) Monitor for 1st Dose Hypotensive Effect and instruct patient to
change positions slowly
3)Monitor cough
What are the nursing activities for ARB's? - ANSWER-1) Monitor BP
and Serum K (Watching for hyperkalemia)
2) Manage symptoms of hypotension
What population do CCB's work best for? - ANSWER-African
Americans (in combination with diuretics)
What are the nursing activities for CCB patients? - ANSWER-1) Monitor
BP and HR
2)Assess for hypotension and instruct patient to change positions
slowly
What are the general nursing activities for all antihypertensive drug
patients? - ANSWER-1) Administered as ordered
2) Maintain safety (because of the risk of postural hypotension)
3)Assess sexual dysfunction
4) Know when to hold the drug and seek clarification
What factors effect absorption or drugs? - ANSWER-First-pass effect
(how much drug is metabolized by liver)
Food
Milk
, Antacids
Grapefruit juice
Route of administration
Coatings
What are the seven "rights"? - ANSWER-Right Dose
Right Documentation
Right Drug
Right Patient
Right Route
Right Time
Right of Refusal
What are the fastest to slowest routes of administration? - ANSWER-
IV, SL, IM, SubQ, Oral, Topical
When we think of excretion, we think of __________. - ANSWER-
Kidneys
If there is impaired excretion, it could lead to______. - ANSWER-
Toxicity
Explain a schedule C-1 Drug - ANSWER-Most addictive, high potential
for abuse, no medical use
With Warfarin, the patient should avoid________. Why? - ANSWER-
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