NUR 122 - ATI Medication Administration 1, 2 and 3(Top QUALITY 2024/2025 EXAM REVIEW) FALL TO SPRING SEMESTER//

NUR 122 - ATI Medication Administration 1, 2 and 3 A patient drinks 8oz of water. Which of the following is the correct conversion of the patient's intake? A. 1 pint B. 4 tablespoons C. 2 cups D. 240 mL - 240 mL Which of the following represents the correct administration of the prescribed medication? A. Acetaminophen 650 mg PO prescribes; 5 tsp of 325 mg/10 mL liquid given B. Levothyroxine 100 mcg PO prescribed; three 0.025 mg tablets given C. Amoxicillin 1 g PO prescribed; two 500-mg tablets given D. Diphenhydramine 40 mg IM prescribed; 1.25 mL of 50 mg/1 mL for injection given - Amoxicillin 1 g PO prescribed; two 500-mg tablets given Which of the following is the most appropriate documentation of a patient's response to a pain medication? A. The patient states "I feel better" 10 minutes after medication administration B. The patient is sleeping 1 hour after administration C. The patient is up and walking in the hall 2 hours after administration D. The patient reports pain decreased to 3/10, 30 minutes after medication administration - The patient reports pain decreased to 3/10, 30 minutes after medication administration A drug's generic name is: A. chemical name for the medication B. same as its nonproprietary name C. name under which the drug is marketed D. formal name of the particular drug - same as its nonproprietary name You are giving a patient several PO medications to take. The patient tells you that she can only take one pill at a time. It is appropriate to: A. place all of the medications in a cup and let the patient decide the order in which to take them B. crush the pills and mix them in applesauce C. remain at the bedside until you are sure the patient has taken all of the medications D. leave the pills at the bedside for the patient to take - remain at the bedside until you are sure the patient has taken all of the medications Which of the following patients is exhibiting drug tolerance? A. A patient continues to take a medication despite harmful effects B. A patient requires an increased dose of a medication to achieve continued therapeutic benefit C. A patient exhibits signs of withdrawal when a medication is discontinued D. A patient develops an intense craving for a drug - A patient requires an increased dose of a medication to achieve continued therapeutic benefit Which route of drug administration are there no barriers to absorption? - Intravenous Which of the following is your highest priority action for ensuring overall safety during medication administration? A. Have another nurse check the dose you will give B. Teach the patient about possible adverse effects C. Identify the patient by two acceptable methods D. Confirm that the patient can swallow adequately - Identify the patient by two acceptable methods An uncommon, unexpected, or individual drug response thought to result from a genetic predisposition is called: - an idiosy