NURS 251/NSG 251 EXAM 2 QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100%
CORRECT | NEW UPDATE 2025
which statement made by a client prescribed metronidazole would the nurse
intervene? - ANSWER "I enjoy having a small glass of wine with dinner at
night"
the nurse is administering the first dose of vancomycin intravenously when the
client develops intense generalized itching and redness. What is the priority
action? . - ANSWER stop the infusion immediately
a client prescribed clindamycin calls the clinic to report several episodes of
diarrhea over the past 2 days. Based upon this information what is the best
response? - ANSWER this may be a serious effect of the medication. Stop the
medication immediately and come to the clinic for evaluation
a client has been diagnosed with onychomycosis. The client reports disliking the
yellow discoloration of their toenails and requests an oral form of ketoconazole.
What is the correct response by the nurse? - ANSWER ketoconazole taken
orally has a high risk of liver injury
a client prescribed nitrofurantoin for UTI 1 week ago calls to report the symptoms
have returned. What is the appropriate response by the nurse? - ANSWER "did
you complete the full course of antibiotics as directed?"
, a client with osteoporosis and UTI is prescribed calcium supplements and cipro to
be administered at 0800. What is the priority action by the nurse? - ANSWER
contact the prescriber to change the dosing schedule for the calcium.
a female client with genital herpes simplex becomes pregnant. What statement
made by the client concerning her prescribed acyclovir indicates effective teaching
by the nurse? - ANSWER "I may continue the acyclovir throughout the course
of my pregnancy"
a client has been prescribed rifampin for the treatment of tuberculosis and calls
the nurse reporting orange tinted tears. What is the correct response by the
nurse? - ANSWER This is a harmless sign of rifampin. Continue taking
medication; you may need to change contact lenses if you wear them
a client diagnosed with latent tuberculosis is prescribed isoniazid. The client asks
why other medications have not been prescribed other medications have not
been prescribed. - ANSWER your tuberculosis is not active therefore only one
drug therapy is prescribed.
to reduce the risk of nephrotoxicity of amphotericin, the nurse will avoid
concurrent administration of what medications - ANSWER cyclosporine,
gentamicin, and ibuprofen
a client diagnosed with chronic hepatitis B and wants to know what medications
can be used to treat the disease. What medications should the nurse include? -
ANSWER Boceprevir and Lamivudine
Antiviral to treat hepatitis C? - ANSWER interferon-alfacon 1
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