PROPHECY/RELIAS RN PHARMACOLOGY A ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND DETAILED SOLUTIONS LATEST UPDATE

Pass your Prophecy/Relias RN Pharmacology A exam with this complete Q&A study guide featuring actual exam questions and detailed solutions—latest update, 100% correct. Designed for registered nurses, nursing students, and healthcare professionals taking Prophecy or Relias pharmacology assessments, this resource covers essential topics including: dexamethasone IV dose calculation (0.4 mL from 10mg/mL), morphine PCA patient education (demand dose only with lockout), hypoglycemia symptoms (sweating, shakes, nervousness, tachycardia, headache), acid reflux treatment (PPIs), epidural hydromorphone/bupivacaine (check infusion rate first), digoxin hold for HR 52, Red Man syndrome (vancomycin histamine release), NS for blood transfusion (isotonic prevents hemolysis), Mantoux TB test induration 15mm for no risk factors, patient identification (name and DOB), naloxone for narcotic overdose, levothyroxine teaching correction (take on empty stomach), IV rate calculation (1000mL/6hr = 166.67 mL/hr), dose conversion (125 mcg = 0.125 mg), weight-based dosing (5mg/kg × 80kg = 400mg), apical pulse before digoxin, heparin antidote (protamine sulfate), lasix IV push calculation (50mg from 20mg/mL = 2.5 mL), migraine treatment (rizatriptan), acetaminophen safety (avoid OTC overdose), clopidogrel antiplatelet, atropine IM calculation (0.6mg from 0.8mg/mL = 0.75 mL), phenazopyridine orange urine, hypokalemia (K+ 3.0) increases digoxin toxicity, cyclophosphamide (increase water intake for hemorrhagic cystitis), enoxaparin for DVT prophylaxis post-hip replacement, montelukast leukotriene receptor antagonist, hydrochlorothiazide teaching (orthostatic hypotension), tablet calculation (250mg order/100mg tab = 2.5 tabs), spironolactone potassium-sparing diuretic, sildenafil contraindication (nitroglycerin), dextrose 50% for hypoglycemia (33 mg/dL unable to take PO), insulin glargine order correction (spell out “units” and “daily”), warfarin education (avoid aspirin for headaches), penicillin allergy cross-reactivity (ceftriaxone), heparin drip calculation (18 units/kg/hr × 75kg = 1350 units/hr; 25,000 units/500mL = 50 units/mL; 1350/50 = 27 mL/hr), dose calculation (0.5mg/kg × 40kg = 20mg; 20mg/10mg per mL = 2 mL), hypercalcemia in hyperparathyroidism (calcitonin), GI bleed contraindication (enoxaparin), nitrofurantoin teaching (rinse mouth to avoid tooth staining), PPI teaching (separate from other meds), bumetanide for CHF with K+ 5.8, high-potassium foods (bananas, spinach, raisins) for furosemide, famotidine not for nausea/vomiting, IV allergic reaction (diphenhydramine and notify provider), patient refusal (document and notify MD), 1 tsp = 5 mL, central line sterile technique to prevent CLABSI, sublingual medication with NG tube (administer sublingually as ordered), corticosteroid inhaler teaching (rinse mouth to prevent fungal infection), diazepam incompatible with Lactated Ringer’s, diltiazem for dysrhythmia, cyclosporine avoid raisins (high potassium), phenytoin crystallization with D5NS, warfarin avoid spinach (vitamin K), vancomycin rate calculation (2g in 250mL over 2 hours = 125 mL/hr), prednisone taper to prevent adrenal insufficiency, furosemide IV push over 2 minutes to avoid tinnitus, guaifenesin with full glass of water, vancomycin monitoring for nephrotoxicity, mg to mcg conversion (1.2mg = 1200 mcg), Humalog insulin 15 minutes before meal, NS infusion rate 250 mL/hr, vitamin B12 for pernicious anemia, metformin hold after IV contrast, chlorpromazine causing tardive dyskinesia, deferoxamine for iron toxicity, and digoxin hold for HR 52. Perfect for Prophecy RN Pharmacology A exam success, Relias pharmacology test prep, and nursing pharmacology review.