ATI PHARM PROCTORED LPN EXAM 2024-2025
ACTUAL EXAM TEST BANK 250 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH
RATIONALES
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A adult client with muscle 15 mg four times a day
spasms is taking an oral
maintenance dose of
baclofen (Lioresal). The
nurse reviews the
medication record,
expecting that which dose
should be prescribed?
After kidney transplantation, Elevated blood urea nitrogen level
cyclosporine (Sand
immune) is prescribed for a
client. Which laboratory
result would indicate an
adverse effect from the use
of this medication?
Alendronate (Fosamax) is Take the medication with a full glass of water after rising
prescribed for a client with in the morning.
osteoporosis. The client
taking this medication is
instructed to:
,Amikacin (Amikin) is Hearing loss
prescribed for a client with
a bacterial infection. The
client is instructed to
contact the health care
provider (HCP) immediately
if which of the following
occurs?
Atenolol hydrochloride Check the client's blood pressure.
(Tenormin) is prescribed for
a hospitalized client. The
nurse should perform which
of the following as a priority
action before administering
the medication?
Baclofen (Lioresal) is Decreased muscle spasms
prescribed for the client
with multiple sclerosis. The
nurse assists in planning
care, knowing that the
primary therapeutic effect
of this medication is which
of the following?
Bethanechol chloride Urinary strictures
(Urecholine) is prescribed
for a client with urinary
retention. Which disorder
would be a contraindication
to the administration of this
medication?
, The burn client is receiving Hyperventilation
treatments of topical
mafenide acetate
(Sulfamylon) to the site of
injury. The nurse monitors
the client, knowing that
which of the following
indicates that a systemic
effect has occurred?
The camp nurse asks the At least 30 minutes before exposure to the sun
children preparing to swim
in the lake if they have
applied sunscreen. The
nurse reminds the children
that chemical sunscreens
Carbamazepine (Tegretol) Liver disease
is prescribed for a client
with a diagnosis of
psychomotor seizures. The
nurse reviews the client's
health history, knowing that
this medication is
contraindicated if which of
the following disorders is
present?
Carbidopa-levodopa Impaired voluntary movements
(Sinemet) is prescribed for a
client with Parkinson's
disease, and the nurse
monitors the client for
adverse reactions to the
medication. Which of the
following indicates that the
client is experiencing an
adverse reaction?
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