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This document compiles high-quality practice questions for Chapter 31, focusing on nursing assessments and medication routes. Includes drug absorption routes, geriatric pharmacokinetics, Nurse Practice Acts, adverse reactions, emergency medication routes, and regulatory oversight. Aligned with 2025/2026 nursing standards.

This resource includes EAQ-style questions for Chapter 31, focusing on parenteral medication administration. It highlights injection techniques (Z-track, intradermal, subcutaneous), drug preparation for different routes, insulin and heparin usage, pediatric injection considerations, and safety protocols. Ideal for clinical skills prep.

This exam prep material presents question-and-answer formats focused on Chapter 31 covering medication administration techniques. Content includes key parenteral routes, IM and subcutaneous injection protocols, insulin syringes, appropriate angles, preferred injection sites for pediatrics, and safety measures. Tailored for nursing students aiming for high performance.

This document provides a comprehensive set of EAQ-style practice questions and rationale-based answers for the “Fundamentals of Nursing” course (NURS 27), updated for the 2025/2026 academic year. It covers core topics such as sensory assessment in older adults, abdominal examination procedures, cancer risk factors, substance abuse indicators, and accurate use of assessment techniques.

This document provides a comprehensive set of EAQ-style practice questions and rationale-based answers for the “Fundamentals of Nursing” course (NURS 27), updated for the 2025/2026 academic year. It covers core topics such as sensory assessment in older adults, abdominal examination procedures, cancer risk factors, substance abuse indicators, and accurate use of assessment techniques. Ideal for nursing students preparing for exams and aiming for clinical excellence.

OACETT PPE FINAL REVIEW PACKAGE DEAL QUESTIONS WITH 100%RATED ANSWERS 2024/2025 LATEST UPDATED/GET A+

Gentle massage of the tragus area of the ear after administering eardrops results in A. decreased absorption of the medication. B. softening of the cerumen in the ear canal. C. increased coverage of the medication in the ear canal. D. reduced pain in the ear. - -Correct answer: C -Rationale: Gentle massage of the tragus area of the ear after instillation of eardrops helps to increase the coverage or distribution of the medication in the ear canal. Which assessment does the nurse give prio...

The nurse is assessing a patient who has been prescribed an antibacterial otic drug for otitis media. The nurse finds that the patient is also taking oral antibiotics for a throat infection. What advice will the nurse give to the patient in this situation? - "You should take both of the drugs regularly as per the dosing regimen." The nurse is caring for a child who is experiencing severe discomfort and high fever. The provider diagnoses acute otitis media. Which first-line drug will b...

The nurse working in a neonatal ward finds it difficult to establish an IV line for an infant. Which route of medication administration is suitable for this clinical situation? - Intraosseous Which intervention would the nurse perform when administering medications to a patient through a nasogastric tube? - - Dissolve the different medications separately. - Flush the tube before and after administration of the medication. - Contact the health care provider if the patient resists the admini...

Which statement made by the nursing student needs correction regarding the administration of an intravenous bolus? a.) " I should confirm the placement of the intravenous line before administering the bolus." b.) "I should stop giving medication if the intravenous fluid cannot flow at the proper rate." c.) "Medications that carry the risk of adverse effects should be administered quickly." d.) "An intravenous bolus should be administered very cautiously because there ...