with Verified Correct Answers
1. What is the primary cause of Red man syndrome? - ANSWER increased
histamine production
2. why would NS be the solution of choice when preparing to administer a
blood transfusion? - ANSWER NS is isotonic
3. pt with no known risk factors to TB would need further diagnostic testing to
rule out TB if the mantoux test showed an induration of what size? -
ANSWER ???
4. what statement is correct for determining you have the correct pt before
adminstering a drug? - ANSWER ask them to state their name and DOB
and compare it to the MAR and wrist band
5. pt is on morphine PCA and is unresponsive. You suspect narcotic OD. what
med to give? - ANSWER narcan
6. Pt has new script for levothyroxine. What statement made by them is
correct? - ANSWER NOT ::: take at the same time everyday.
7. MD orders 1000 mL of NS over 6 hrs. whats the rate? - ANSWER 166.67
, 8. 125 mcg is how many mg? - ANSWER 0.125 mg
9. pt to receive 5 mg/kg of medication. They weigh 80 kg. how much to give? -
ANSWER 400 mg
10.pt has new order for dig. What would be assessed immediately before
administering? - ANSWER Apical HR
11.antidote for heparin - ANSWER protamine sulfate
12.lasix ordered at 50 mg IV push. On hand is 20 mg/mL. How many mL to
give? - ANSWER 2.5
13.pt has 4 new scripts and wants to know which one will help with migraines.
- ANSWER Rizatriptan
14.pt says they frequently take tylenol at home. which statement is correct? -
ANSWER I should pay attention to OTC drug label
15.which med is antiplatelet? - ANSWER clopidogrel
16.MD ordered atropine sulfate 0.6 mg IM before surgery. med is supplied in
0.8 mg/mL. How many mL to give? - ANSWER 0.75 mL
17.what medication is a leukotriene receptor antagonist? - ANSWER
Montelukast