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Nursing Pharmacology Quick MemorizeVersión en línea Memorize key facts por shalik Hill 1 Naproxen: Report immediately: a rash, itching, swelling b tinnitus, black/tarry stools, edema, severe stomach pain, chest pain. c headache, mild nausea, fatigue d dizziness, dry mouth, blurred vision 2 Celecoxib is contraindicated with which conditions? a hypotension, asthma, liver disease b pregnancy, diabetes, glaucoma c hyperkalemia, dehydration, infection d sulfonamide allergy, active GI bleed, severe renal disease, recent CABG surgery. 3 Misoprostol is used to prevent gastric ulcers with long-term NSAID use. What should be avoided? a Renal impairment b Pregnancy due to uterine contractions. c Allergy to NSAIDs d Breastfeeding 4 Salicylism signs include which of the following? a hypothermia, bradycardia b rash, itching, urticaria c tinnitus, sweating, headache, hyperventilation, dizziness, metabolic acidosis d seizures, coma, hepatic failure 5 Sumatriptan is used to terminate acute migraines. What should be reported immediately? a dizziness, fatigue, sleepiness b nausea, vomiting, diarrhea c jaw pain, facial swelling, fever d chest pressure, chest pain, or shortness of breath 6 HPV Vaccine guidance: a Recommended before sexual activity. Continue Pap smears even after vaccination. b Only after first pregnancy c Avoid any vaccines after puberty d No need for Pap smears after vaccination 7 MMR Vaccine adverse effects and reporting: a Severe dehydration b Hepatotoxicity c Hearing loss d Expected adverse effects: mild rash, fever, arthralgia. Report anaphylaxis or seizures. 8 Varicella Vaccine Contraindications include which of the following? a Recent surgery b Low blood pressure c Pregnancy, immunocompromised state, neomycin allergy, high-dose steroids. d Active bleeding 9 Tetracycline considerations include which statements? a Requires no special precautions b Safe in pregnancy c No effect on teeth color d Avoid dairy, iron, and antacids. Causes photosensitivity and tooth discoloration in children. 10 Penicillin G monitoring should focus on which risk? a Hyperglycemia b Renal stones c Allergic reactions and anaphylaxis. d Hepatic failure 11 Infant IM Injection: preferred site is which muscle? a Deltoid b Vastus medialis c Vastus lateralis. d Gluteus maximus 12 Acute Dystonia manifestations and treatment include? a Muscle atrophy. Treat with physical therapy. b Nausea and vomiting. Treat with antiemetics. c Headache. Treat with acetaminophen d Manifestations: neck spasms, facial spasms, tongue protrusion. Treat with benztropine or diphenhydramine. 13 Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome presents with which features? a High fever, muscle rigidity, autonomic instability. Stop medication immediately. b Hyperglycemia, pancreatitis c Hair loss, rash, itching d Low blood pressure, bradycardia, lethargy 14 Lithium carbonate therapeutic range and signs of toxicity include? a Therapeutic range: 0.6–1.2 mEq/L. Toxicity: confusion, tremors, slurred speech, diarrhea. b Therapeutic range: 0.1–0.3 mEq/L. Toxicity: insomnia c Therapeutic range: 1.5–2.5 mEq/L. Toxicity: hypertension d Therapeutic range: 2.0–3.0 mEq/L. Toxicity: fever, rash 15 Opioid withdrawal symptoms include which of the following? a Yawning, sweating, diarrhea, abdominal cramps, rhinorrhea, dilated pupils. b Dry mouth, constipation, lethargy c Hypotension, bradycardia, hypothermia d Euphoria, piloerection, miosis 16 Benzodiazepine antidote name and function: a Flumazenil reverses benzodiazepine overdose. b N-acetylcysteine treats acetaminophen toxicity c Naloxone reverses opioid overdose d Physostigmine reverses anticholinergic overdose 17 Scopolamine adverse effects include which symptoms? a Hair loss, brittle nails b Causes dry mouth, blurred vision, urinary retention, drowsiness. c Hyperactivity, sweating, tachycardia d Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea 18 Antithyroid medications outcomes include which effects? a Hyperactivity and insomnia b Increased metabolism c Weight loss and tachycardia d Expected outcomes: reduced anxiety, slower heart rate, weight stabilization. 19 Levothyroxine administration instruction is to take it when? a Take with calcium and iron b Take with meals c Take at bedtime with snack d Take on empty stomach in the morning. Separate from calcium and iron by 4 hours. 20 Albuterol adverse effects commonly include? a tachycardia, tremors, nervousness, insomnia. b Hypotension, bradycardia, edema c Weight gain, edema, fatigue d Dry mouth, constipation, blurred vision 21 Insulin mixing steps (order): a Air into clear, air into cloudy, draw cloudy, draw clear b Draw cloudy, air into cloudy, draw clear, air into clear c Air into cloudy, air into clear, draw clear, draw cloudy. d Draw clear, draw cloudy, air into cloudy, air into clear 22 Spironolactone & Lisinopril: key risk to monitor? a Hypoglycemia b Hypernatremia c Risk for hyperkalemia. Avoid potassium supplements and salt substitutes. d Hypokalemia 23 Benazepril common adverse effects include which? a Blurred vision b Dry cough, orthostatic hypotension, hyperkalemia, angioedema. c Nausea only d Hypokalemia with tremor 24 Gemfibrozil monitoring focuses on which parameters? a Monitor liver enzymes and CK levels. Report muscle pain. b Monitor blood glucose c Monitor creatinine clearance only d Monitor platelet count 25 Pancrelipase expected outcome is? a Increased appetite b Higher digestion speed c Weight gain d reduced fatty stools and improved digestion. 26 Enoxaparin administration guidance includes which? a Administer in thigh. Massage for absorption b Administer in abdomen. Do not massage or expel air bubble. c Administer in gluteal area. Expel air bubble. d Administer in arm. Massage after administration. 27 Safe Blood Transfusion protocol requires which actions? a Use any IV fluid. Stop after 30 minutes b Use lactated Ringer's solution. Monitor for 5 minutes. c Use normal saline only. Stay with client first 15 minutes. Stop transfusion if reaction occurs. d Begin with dextrose saline. Disconnect if feeling unwell. 28 NG Tube Medications administration steps include? a Verify placement. Flush before, between, and after medications. b Administer without verification. Flush only after medications. c Flush before or after, but not between medications d Verify placement only after all meds. 29 Isotretinoin is highly teratogenic and requires which program and contraception? a Requires no special program b Requires iPLEDGE and two forms of contraception. c Only one form of contraception is sufficient d Monthly pregnancy test only 30 Acceptable identifiers for patient verification include which? a Room number only b Use full name, DOB, or medical record number. Never use room number. c Patient nickname d Phone extension 31 Rectal medications should be positioned how? a Prone with hips flexed b Position in Left Sims’ position. c Supine with legs elevated d Seated upright

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Naproxen: Report immediately:

Celecoxib is contraindicated with which conditions?

Misoprostol is used to prevent gastric ulcers with long-term NSAID use. What should be avoided?

Salicylism signs include which of the following?

Sumatriptan is used to terminate acute migraines. What should be reported immediately?

HPV Vaccine guidance:

MMR Vaccine adverse effects and reporting:

Varicella Vaccine Contraindications include which of the following?

Tetracycline considerations include which statements?

Penicillin G monitoring should focus on which risk?

Infant IM Injection: preferred site is which muscle?

Acute Dystonia manifestations and treatment include?

Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome presents with which features?

Lithium carbonate therapeutic range and signs of toxicity include?

Opioid withdrawal symptoms include which of the following?

Benzodiazepine antidote name and function:

Scopolamine adverse effects include which symptoms?

Antithyroid medications outcomes include which effects?

Levothyroxine administration instruction is to take it when?

Albuterol adverse effects commonly include?

Insulin mixing steps (order):

Spironolactone & Lisinopril: key risk to monitor?

Benazepril common adverse effects include which?

Gemfibrozil monitoring focuses on which parameters?

Pancrelipase expected outcome is?

Enoxaparin administration guidance includes which?

Safe Blood Transfusion protocol requires which actions?

NG Tube Medications administration steps include?

Isotretinoin is highly teratogenic and requires which program and contraception?

Acceptable identifiers for patient verification include which?

Rectal medications should be positioned how?