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Final Exam: NUR2474/ NUR 2474 (New 2024/ 2025 Update) Pharmacology Guide| Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Grade A - Rasmussen $11.99   Add to cart

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Final Exam: NUR2474/ NUR 2474 (New
Update) Pharmacology Guide| Questions
and Verified Answers| 100% Correct|
Grade A - Rasmussen

QUESTION
Therapeutic range for warfarin?


Answer:
o INR 2-3
o Prior to surgery, INR 1-2



QUESTION
Pt has recurring pain. Provider tells pt to take acetaminophen. However, pt also drinks alcohol
3x a day. What's the max dose of acetaminophen that the pt can take?


Answer:
o 2 grams (2000mg) d/t liver damage risk
o 4 grams for normal person



QUESTION
Pt with arthritis. Provider instructs pt to take ibuprofen for discomfort. What education is
needed?


Answer:
o Take with food
o Do not take at HS (hour of sleep)
- Prevents med from sitting in stomach & causing ulceration
o Max dose per day = 2400 mg
- Can be split into 3x a day / 4x a day

,QUESTION
Provider orders pt to take long-term glucocorticoids. After many months, pt comes in w/ puffy
cheeks & a hump on their back. What labs will be ordered?


Answer:
Electrolytes



QUESTION
Should glucocorticoids be stopped abruptly if pt has adverse reactions?


Answer:
No, taper med



QUESTION
Side effects of long-term glucocorticoids?


Answer:
o Cushing's syndrome
o Skin breakdown
o Poor immune system
o Cataracts
o Muscle atrophy



QUESTION
Pt comes to ER with pneumonia. Pt is on warfarin for 1-fib. Provider orders ciprofloxacin. What
lab will be ordered?


Answer:
INR



QUESTION
Pt having a severe/acute gout attack. What med will be ordered?

,Answer:
o Allopurinol
o Probenecid
o Ibuprofen



QUESTION
Pt w/ infection is prescribed vancomycin. Nurse monitors BUN & creatinine levels and sees
they are getting higher. What should the nurse do?


Answer:
Notify provider
- Will order a less nephrotoxic antibiotic



QUESTION
Order for gentamicin but the amount seems unusual for an adult dose (1/2 the typical dose).
What's the first thing to do before calling provider?


Answer:
o Look at pt's past medical history
o Gentamicin is nephrotoxic so if pt has kidney problems the dose will be lower than usual



QUESTION
35 year old with strep throat started on amoxicillin twice daily for 7 days. 20 minutes after AM
dose, pt is SOB, itching, BP 100/58. What's going on?


Answer:
o Allergic reaction
o Stop med, notify provider
o Give epinephrine



QUESTION
Pt is receiving IV antibiotics. Safety checks done & education given. Pt's call light goes off.
Nurse observes IV site is red/inflamed. What will the nurse do?

, Answer:
o Stop medication
o IV infiltration, remove IV, start new IV, restart med



QUESTION
What are we always watching for when giving vancomycin?


Answer:
Redman syndrome
- Facial flushing, rash, pruritus, tachycardia, hypotension, urticaria (hives)



QUESTION
Pt on cephalosporin for 48 hours. Nurse walks into room and there's an odor. Pt has voided 5-6
times in 4hrs and stool is not formed. What is going on?


Answer:
o C-diff, dehydration
o Notify provider, start precautions
(Will order metronidazole, vancomycin)
o Stop antibiotic, use bleach for cleaning
o Get cultures, put pt in isolation
o Wash hands with soap and water



QUESTION
Side effects for clindamycin that are worrisome?


Answer:
o Diarrhea; killed not only bad bacteria but the normal flora, as well; can lead to C-diff



QUESTION
Child needs to be on tetracycline (not the 1st choice). What can be done to prevent
brown/yellow discoloration of teeth?

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