ATI PHARMACOLOGY PROCTORED FINAL
PAPER 2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS VERIFIED A+
◉ Opioid Pain Management
Answer: IM administration is recommended if PO opioids are
ineffective.
◉ Carbamazepine Interaction
Answer: Medication that interacts with carbamazepine: estrogen-
progestin combination (non-hormonal forms of contraception).
◉ Gentamicin Risk
Answer: Medication putting client at risk for hearing loss:
gentamicin.
◉ Fluticasone Inhaler Teaching
Answer: A spacer will make it easier to use the device; rinse your
child's mouth following administration.
◉ Potassium Chloride Elixir Dose
Answer: Amount of elixir to administer per dose: 7.5 mL.
, ◉ Lovastatin Extended Release
Answer: You should take the medication in the morning.
◉ IV Fluid Infiltration Action
Answer: Action to take: elevate the extremity.
◉ Heparin Administration
Answer: Amount of heparin to administer: 0.4 mL.
◉ Albumin Infusion
Answer: Finding to expect: decrease in protein
◉ Adverse Drug Reactions in Older Adults
Answer: Risk factors for adverse drug reactions: polypharmacy,
decreased renal function
◉ Atorvastatin Effectiveness
Answer: Laboratory value indicating treatment effectiveness: LDL
120 mg/dL
◉ Enoxaparin Administration
PAPER 2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS VERIFIED A+
◉ Opioid Pain Management
Answer: IM administration is recommended if PO opioids are
ineffective.
◉ Carbamazepine Interaction
Answer: Medication that interacts with carbamazepine: estrogen-
progestin combination (non-hormonal forms of contraception).
◉ Gentamicin Risk
Answer: Medication putting client at risk for hearing loss:
gentamicin.
◉ Fluticasone Inhaler Teaching
Answer: A spacer will make it easier to use the device; rinse your
child's mouth following administration.
◉ Potassium Chloride Elixir Dose
Answer: Amount of elixir to administer per dose: 7.5 mL.
, ◉ Lovastatin Extended Release
Answer: You should take the medication in the morning.
◉ IV Fluid Infiltration Action
Answer: Action to take: elevate the extremity.
◉ Heparin Administration
Answer: Amount of heparin to administer: 0.4 mL.
◉ Albumin Infusion
Answer: Finding to expect: decrease in protein
◉ Adverse Drug Reactions in Older Adults
Answer: Risk factors for adverse drug reactions: polypharmacy,
decreased renal function
◉ Atorvastatin Effectiveness
Answer: Laboratory value indicating treatment effectiveness: LDL
120 mg/dL
◉ Enoxaparin Administration
