NUR 352 Final Exam Questions
and Answers 100% PASS
The nurse is preparing to administer morning medications to four clients. Which
client has the greatest risk of medication toxicity?
A. A 74 year old client prescribed four medications for hypertension.
B. A 52 year old client with renal failure on hemodialysis.
C. A 67 year old client receiving three medications that are highly protein bound.
D. A 38 year old client with a serum albumin level of 6.2 g/dL. - CORRECT
ANSWER-A 67 year old client receiving three medications that are highly protein
bound.
Which reported statement by the client is of greatest concern when taking a
medication to treat glaucoma?
A.
"After starting brimonidine, I began experiencing dry mouth."
B.
,"I noticed the color of my eyes is becoming darker brown after starting the
latanoprost."
C.
"I was taking dorzolamide and developed conjunctivitis."
D.
"I am experiencing sensitivity to light while taking timolol." - CORRECT
ANSWER-C.
"I was taking dorzolamide and developed conjunctivitis."
A nurse is caring for a client with challenges in memory recall. The client is being
treated with a N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) receptor antagonist medication.
Which disease is part of the client's history?
A.
Seizure disorder
B.
Parkinson disease
C.
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,Multiple sclerosis
D.
Alzheimer disease - CORRECT ANSWER-D.
Alzheimer disease
The nurse has administered the prescribed dose of an analgesic medication to a
client. When considering the nursing process, what is the nurse's next
responsibility to the client?
A.
Evaluating effectiveness of therapy
B.
Updating the plan of care as needed
C.
Assessing vital signs
D.
Planning non-medication interventions - CORRECT ANSWER-Evaluating
effectiveness of therapy
, A client has been prescribed diphenhydramine 500 mg for the treatment of a mild
allergic reaction. After reviewing a drug reference manual, hte nurse identifies that
the dose is incorrect. What is the priority action by the nurse at this time?
A.
Assess the client for signs of anaphylaxis.
B.
Hold the medication and notify the prescriber.
C.
Contact the pharmacist to double-check the dose parameters.
D.
Administer the recommended dose as listed in the drug reference manual. -
CORRECT ANSWER-Hold the medication and notify the prescriber.
A client with schizophrenia is starting clozapine therapy. Which information is
highest priority to include in client teaching?
A.
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and Answers 100% PASS
The nurse is preparing to administer morning medications to four clients. Which
client has the greatest risk of medication toxicity?
A. A 74 year old client prescribed four medications for hypertension.
B. A 52 year old client with renal failure on hemodialysis.
C. A 67 year old client receiving three medications that are highly protein bound.
D. A 38 year old client with a serum albumin level of 6.2 g/dL. - CORRECT
ANSWER-A 67 year old client receiving three medications that are highly protein
bound.
Which reported statement by the client is of greatest concern when taking a
medication to treat glaucoma?
A.
"After starting brimonidine, I began experiencing dry mouth."
B.
,"I noticed the color of my eyes is becoming darker brown after starting the
latanoprost."
C.
"I was taking dorzolamide and developed conjunctivitis."
D.
"I am experiencing sensitivity to light while taking timolol." - CORRECT
ANSWER-C.
"I was taking dorzolamide and developed conjunctivitis."
A nurse is caring for a client with challenges in memory recall. The client is being
treated with a N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) receptor antagonist medication.
Which disease is part of the client's history?
A.
Seizure disorder
B.
Parkinson disease
C.
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,Multiple sclerosis
D.
Alzheimer disease - CORRECT ANSWER-D.
Alzheimer disease
The nurse has administered the prescribed dose of an analgesic medication to a
client. When considering the nursing process, what is the nurse's next
responsibility to the client?
A.
Evaluating effectiveness of therapy
B.
Updating the plan of care as needed
C.
Assessing vital signs
D.
Planning non-medication interventions - CORRECT ANSWER-Evaluating
effectiveness of therapy
, A client has been prescribed diphenhydramine 500 mg for the treatment of a mild
allergic reaction. After reviewing a drug reference manual, hte nurse identifies that
the dose is incorrect. What is the priority action by the nurse at this time?
A.
Assess the client for signs of anaphylaxis.
B.
Hold the medication and notify the prescriber.
C.
Contact the pharmacist to double-check the dose parameters.
D.
Administer the recommended dose as listed in the drug reference manual. -
CORRECT ANSWER-Hold the medication and notify the prescriber.
A client with schizophrenia is starting clozapine therapy. Which information is
highest priority to include in client teaching?
A.
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