NURS 1140 Exam 2 EAQs
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CORRECT ANSWERS
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Which phrase describes tablets?
A. Small, cylindrical, gelatin containers holding dry powder
B. Dispersions of small droplets of water-in-oil or of oil-in-water
C. Flat disks containing medicinal agents in a hard sugar candy base
D. Dried powdered drugs that have been compressed into small disks - CORRECT ANSWER-D.
Dried powdered drugs that have been compressed into small disks
A nasogastric (NG) tube is clamped for at least how many minutes after medication
administration?
A. 20
B. 30
C. 60
D. 90 - CORRECT ANSWER-B. 30
Why have many drugs that were previously available in capsule form reformulated into caplets?
A. To prevent contamination of contents
B. To promote rapid dissolution of the drug in the mouth
C. To provide a gradual but continuous release of the drug
D. To resist dissolution of drug in the gastric pH of the stomach - CORRECT ANSWER-A. To
prevent contamination of contents
,Which position would the nurse place the infant in when administering an oral medication?
A. Sims' position
B. Sitting position
C. Football hold position
D. Semi-Fowler's position - CORRECT ANSWER-C. Football hold position
Which principles would a nurse remember when administering liquid-form oral medications to
infants? Select all that apply.
A. Ensure that the infant is sedated
B. Place the infant's head in a flat position
C. Inject the medication slowly when using an oral syringe
D. Place the medication at the back of the nipple after the infant starts to suck it
E. Place the dropper between the infant's cheek and gums, halfway back into the mouth -
CORRECT ANSWER-C, D, E
Which fluid aspirated from a nasogastric tube is yellow in color?
A. Gastric
B. Pleural
C. Intestinal
D. Tracheobronchial - CORRECT ANSWER-C. Intestinal
Which household measurement is equivalent to 30 mL?
A. 1 tsp
B. 2 tsp
C. 1 Tbsp
D. 2 Tbsp - CORRECT ANSWER-D. 2 Tbsp
, What is the primary reason for instructing patients to avoid overuse of nasal decongestant
sprays?
A. Rebound swelling of the nasal passages can occur
B. Superinfection caused by normal flora can develop
C. Systemic absorption can precipitate hypertensive crisis
D. Cracking and bleeding of the mucous membranes can occur - CORRECT ANSWER-A. Rebound
swelling of the nasal passages can occur
Which drug requires knowledge of the patient's profession, before being administered/
A. Ciclesonide
B. Mometasone
C. Clemastine fumarate
D. Budesonide - CORRECT ANSWER-C. Clemastine fumarate
Which medication could cause a patient to report a stuffier nose and more congestion within 2
months of beginning therapy?
A. Olopatadine (Patanase)
B. Oxymetazoline (Duration)
C. Xylometazoline (Triaminic)
D. Phenylephrine (Neo-Synephrine) - CORRECT ANSWER-D. Phenylephrine (Neo-Synephrine)
Which condition may cause chronic rhinitis?
A. Bacterial infection
B. Deviated nasal septum
C. Drug-induced congestion
D. Presence of foreign bodies - CORRECT ANSWER-B. Deviated nasal septum
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+ LATEST 100%
GUARANTEED PASS
Which phrase describes tablets?
A. Small, cylindrical, gelatin containers holding dry powder
B. Dispersions of small droplets of water-in-oil or of oil-in-water
C. Flat disks containing medicinal agents in a hard sugar candy base
D. Dried powdered drugs that have been compressed into small disks - CORRECT ANSWER-D.
Dried powdered drugs that have been compressed into small disks
A nasogastric (NG) tube is clamped for at least how many minutes after medication
administration?
A. 20
B. 30
C. 60
D. 90 - CORRECT ANSWER-B. 30
Why have many drugs that were previously available in capsule form reformulated into caplets?
A. To prevent contamination of contents
B. To promote rapid dissolution of the drug in the mouth
C. To provide a gradual but continuous release of the drug
D. To resist dissolution of drug in the gastric pH of the stomach - CORRECT ANSWER-A. To
prevent contamination of contents
,Which position would the nurse place the infant in when administering an oral medication?
A. Sims' position
B. Sitting position
C. Football hold position
D. Semi-Fowler's position - CORRECT ANSWER-C. Football hold position
Which principles would a nurse remember when administering liquid-form oral medications to
infants? Select all that apply.
A. Ensure that the infant is sedated
B. Place the infant's head in a flat position
C. Inject the medication slowly when using an oral syringe
D. Place the medication at the back of the nipple after the infant starts to suck it
E. Place the dropper between the infant's cheek and gums, halfway back into the mouth -
CORRECT ANSWER-C, D, E
Which fluid aspirated from a nasogastric tube is yellow in color?
A. Gastric
B. Pleural
C. Intestinal
D. Tracheobronchial - CORRECT ANSWER-C. Intestinal
Which household measurement is equivalent to 30 mL?
A. 1 tsp
B. 2 tsp
C. 1 Tbsp
D. 2 Tbsp - CORRECT ANSWER-D. 2 Tbsp
, What is the primary reason for instructing patients to avoid overuse of nasal decongestant
sprays?
A. Rebound swelling of the nasal passages can occur
B. Superinfection caused by normal flora can develop
C. Systemic absorption can precipitate hypertensive crisis
D. Cracking and bleeding of the mucous membranes can occur - CORRECT ANSWER-A. Rebound
swelling of the nasal passages can occur
Which drug requires knowledge of the patient's profession, before being administered/
A. Ciclesonide
B. Mometasone
C. Clemastine fumarate
D. Budesonide - CORRECT ANSWER-C. Clemastine fumarate
Which medication could cause a patient to report a stuffier nose and more congestion within 2
months of beginning therapy?
A. Olopatadine (Patanase)
B. Oxymetazoline (Duration)
C. Xylometazoline (Triaminic)
D. Phenylephrine (Neo-Synephrine) - CORRECT ANSWER-D. Phenylephrine (Neo-Synephrine)
Which condition may cause chronic rhinitis?
A. Bacterial infection
B. Deviated nasal septum
C. Drug-induced congestion
D. Presence of foreign bodies - CORRECT ANSWER-B. Deviated nasal septum
