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, A new graduate nurse preparing to administer medications knows that which of the following is
required for a drug to move through the body? The ability to cross membranes
The nurse is preparing to give a medication for pain. The label states that the drug is "lipid soluble." How
soon should the nurse expect to observe the effects of the drug? rapidly
The nurse is administering warfarin, an anticoagulant, to a patient with a low albumin level. Which
effect of this medication should the nurse expect to observe? Increased PT/INR levels
A nurse prepares to administer acetaminophen [Tylenol] to a patient with an oral temperature of
101.7°F. Which preparation would the nurse expect to have the most rapid onset of action? Tylenol
elixir
The nurse should provide which teaching point when administering an enteric-coated oral tablet to a
patient? "Swallow the tablet whole after double-checking the dose."
When administering a central nervous system depressant, the nurse should closely observe for drug
toxicity in which patient? A 3-week-old neonate
For which reason should the nurse follow safe medication administration for intravenous (IV)
medications? IV administration is irreversible.
The nurse is preparing to administer an intravenous (IV) medication. What is the minimum injection
time to reduce the risk of harm to the patient? 60 seconds
The nurse administers 100 mg of drug X by mouth. After the drug moves through the hepatic system,
very little active drug is left in the general circulation as a result of what? first-pass effect
The nurse should instruct a patient complaining of pain to do what to reduce fluctuations in drug levels?
Take pain medication around the clock at specified intervals and doses."
A nurse is preparing to administer epinephrine to a patient who is having a severe allergic reaction.
Which route of administration should the nurse use to provide the fastest and most complete
absorption of epinephrine? Intravenous
When preparing to administer a sustained-release capsule to a patient, the nurse understands that
which of the following is true for sustained-release capsules? they are usually most costly than pills.
The nurse identifies which patient as being at highest risk for slow drug metabolism? A 56-year-old
man who has chronic hepatic disease
Digoxin has a half-life of 36 to 48 hours. Because of the length of the half-life, the nurse expects dosing
to occur how often? Once a day
The nurse understands that the dose-response relationship is graded and should expect to observe
which response? As the dosage increases, the response becomes progressively greater.
A nurse is preparing to give an oral dose of drug X to treat a patient's high blood pressure. After giving
the drug, the nurse finds that it not only reduces the blood pressure without serious harmful effects, but
it also causes the patient to have nausea and headache. Based on this information, which property of an
ideal drug is this drug lacking? Selectivity
, The nurse is preparing to give a drug with certain properties. Which property of the drug is the most
compelling indication that it should not be given? The drug is not effective for its intended
purpose
Why is it important for drugs to have ease of administration? Fewer administration error
The nurse teaches a patient not to consume alcohol with nitroglycerine, because the blood pressure
often drops significantly when nitroglycerine is taken with alcohol. Which drug property does this
illustrate? Drug interaction
When studying the impact a drug has on the body, the nurse is reviewing what? The drug's
pharmacodynamics
When studying the effects of drugs in humans, the nurse is learning about what? Clinical
pharmacology
Which statement by a new nurse indicates that further study is indicated? Drugs are defined as
illegal substances.
What is the ultimate concern for the nurse when administering a drug? Intensity of the response
What is the objective of drug therapy? To provide maximum benefit with minimal harm
Characteristics unique to each patient can influence pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic processes.
What characteristics may determine the patient's response to a drug? Gender, Age, Weight, Genetics
A nurse is caring for a patient who has an infection. The healthcare provider has ordered an
antimicrobial drug for the patient. The nurse understands that which of the following is the most
important characteristic of this drug? That the drug will kill the microorganism
A patient who was prescribed an oral medication to be taken 4 times a day returns to the clinic for a
follow-up visit. The patient tells the nurse that he forgets to take two or three doses of the medication
each day. What is the most appropriate action that the nurse can take? Re-educating the patient about
the medication and how it should be taken
The nurse is preparing to administer a dose of penicillin. Before administering the medication, the nurse
assesses the patient's allergy history. Which aspect of drug therapy does this represent? Identifying
high-risk patients
The nurse is preparing to administer a medication with the following order: "Aldomet 250 mg daily."
What should the nurse do? Verify the order with the prescriber.
Which aspect of drug therapy indicates to the nurse whether a drug is having a beneficial effect?
Evaluating therapeutic responses
The nurse is managing the care of a group of patients with cancer who will be receiving chemotherapy.
The nurse defines goals, sets priorities, identifies interventions, and establishes criteria for evaluating
success. Which phase of the nursing process does this represent? Planning
The nurse identifies which as the goal of drug therapy in the treatment of patients? Production of
maximum benefit with minimum harm
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