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Which patient assessment finding would alert the nurse to substance abuse in an adult? - Reports sleep disturbance and insomnia Visits the emergency department frequently Has a habit of forgetting appointments and schedules Rationale: Patient assessment findings include reports sleep disturbance and insomnia, visits the emergency department frequently, and has a habit of forgetting appointments and schedules. Individuals who have substance-related problems tend to be socially isolated or w...

FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING FINAL EXAM 2 QUESTIONS WITH 100% RATED ANSWERS 2025/2026 LATEST UPDATE/GET A

Which parenteral route of administration uses the Z-track method? 1)Intravenous route 2)Intradermal route 3)Intramuscular route 4)Subcutaneous route - 3)Intramuscular route The Z-track method is recommended during intramuscular injection to minimize local skin irritation by sealing the medication in muscle tissue. Which position is suitable for administering intramuscular medications in the ventrogluteal muscle site? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct. 1)P...

They are designed for use with U-100 strength insulin. 4 They are marked in 0.01 (hundredths) for doses less than 1 mL. - 3 Which statement is true regarding parenteral medications? 1 Parenteral medications are medicated disks absorbed slowly through the skin. 2 Parenteral medications are dissolved in a sugar solution. 3 Parenteral medications are semi-liquid suspensions that usually protect, cool, or cleanse the skin. 4 Parenteral medications are sterile preparations that contain wa...

Which medication would the nurse add to intravenous fluids? Insulin Heparin Vitamins Dobutamine - Vitamins What is the advantage of the intravenous route of drug administration? The intravenous route is used to inject highly soluble medications. The intravenous route is used for the rapid injection of medications. The intravenous route is administered to patients with suitable veins. The intravenous route is the best route to establish constant therapeutic blood levels. - The intraveno...

When a medication tastes bitter, the nurse should offer the child a frozen juice bar to numb the child's taste buds. Reducing the dose of the medication will not mask the bitter taste. The nurse is not authorized to replace a medication. The nurse should not mix a bitter medication into the child's food because the child may later refuse to eat the food. The primary health care provider has ordered a time-critical scheduled medication for a patient. Which action of the nurse is approp...

The nurse should turn off the electronic infusion device while discontinuing the intravenous access to prevent the spillage of the intravenous fluid. The nurse should clean the intravenous site with an antiseptic swab to remove secretions around the insertion site but applies a skin protectant prior to inserting the IV. While discontinuing the intravenous access, the intravenous site dressing should be removed because it exposes the catheter with minimal discomfort. The nurse applies steril...

mixing the medication in the childs favorite drink should be avoided because the child may later refuse the same drink. a pediatric patient may accidentally aspirate on a pill. droppers are indicated for the administration of tablet solutions to infants which statement about medication preparation and administration is correct? - medications should be prepared in unmarked containers - the nurse cannot delegate medication preparation to another nurse - the nurse should not reveal the dispos...

Which nursing action is beneficial to deliver a small amount of fluid to a pediatric patient who is on intravenous (IV) therapy? A. Monitoring the drip rate every 2 hours B. Placing the patient in Fowler's position C. Inserting the volume-control device spike into the container D. Placing the intravenous container 36 inches above the IV site - C. When delivering a small amount of fluid to a pediatric patient who is on IV therapy, inserting the volume-control device spike into the conta...

The amount of drug to be administered to the patient is calculated as: Dose ordered/Dose on hand × Amount on hand. Here, the dose ordered is 200 mg and the dose on hand is 500 mg. The amount on hand is 1 L. The calculation is: 200/500 x 1= 0.4 L. Therefore, 0.4 L, or 400 mL of 500 mg/L conc. of amoxicillin should be administered to the patient, to meet the requirement of the primary health care provider. - The primary health care provider prescribes intravenous administration of 200 mg of ...