NUR 334 PHARMACOLOGY FINAL EXAM

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NUR 334 PHARMACOLOGY FINAL EXAM

NEWEST COMPLETE 100 QUESTIO NS AND

CORRECT DETAILED ANS WERS

(VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY

GRADED A+

Question : What can usually be managed at home, symptoms

include nausea and itching.

Correct Answer: Side effects

Question : What fluids are crystalloids, isotonic, and does not

cause a major shift between compartments?

Correct Answer: Lactated Ringers

Question : Medications may have one generic name and can

have multiple, what?

Correct Answer: Trade Names

Question : What disease decreases drug excretion and

increases the potential for drug toxicity?

Correct Answer: End-stage renal disease (ESRD)

Question : What medication is used for fungal(yeast)

infections and is available as a capsule, cream, oral, or powder?

Correct Answer: Nystatin

Question : The use of steroids can decrease the efficacy of

this medication. (It is considered an NSAID.)

Correct Answer: Aspirin

Question : This medication is an antibiotic and is taken with

or without food. Antacids will decrease absorption. It is used to treat anthrax.

Correct Answer: Ciprofloxacin

Question : 0.45% NaCl is an example of this kind of

solution?

Correct Answer: Hypotonic solution

Question : Gentamicin is the prototype for?

Correct Answer: Aminoglycosides

Question : What is used to treat gout, taken with food, and it

takes 1-3 weeks to lower uric acid levels?

Correct Answer: Allopurinol Colchicine for ACUTE attacks

Question : Peptic ulcer disease (PUD) can be treated by this

Proton Pump Inhibitor (PPI)...

Correct Answer: Omeprazole (antiulcer drug) - Increase risk

of fractures - Decrease in acid production increases risk for pneumonias and c.diff

Question : What is an over the counter antiheartburn

medicine that is used to treat GERD and it can also be prescribed?

Correct Answer: Famotidine (Pepcid) it's a H2 receptor

antagonist

Question : What medication stimulates labor and decreases

hemorrhage post-birth?

Correct Answer: Oxytocin

Question : How do we know oxytocin has been effective?

Correct Answer: Strong uterine contractions

Question : When are interventions required when giving

oxytocin?

Correct Answer: If contractions are too frequent (more than

five in 10 minutes), which can lead to fetal distress.

Question : What medication is used to treat opiate overdose?

Correct Answer: Naloxone (Narcan)

Question : What is the first sign of an opiate overdose?

Correct Answer: Respiratory depression

Question : Unexpected and possibly serious or life

threatening effects of a medication, symptoms of this include hives, severe rash, and anaphylaxis...

Correct Answer: Adverse effect

Question : What medication causes peripheral vasodilation,

which can cause orthostatic hypotension?

Correct Answer: Morphine

Question : We monitor this before, during, and after giving

morphine. (document in med rec prior to administration)

Correct Answer: Respiratory rate

Question : Concurrent use with which medication and other

CNS depressants such as alcohol, sedatives, and antidepressants can potentiate its action?

Correct Answer: Morphine - Increase fiber and fluids in diet

  • This medication causes peripheral vasodilation which can
  • cause orthostatic hypotension

Question : What type of medication can cause foul-smelling

diarrhea (CDIFF) as an adverse effect?

Correct Answer: Antibiotics

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