ATI Pharmacology Retake1, 2, 3 & 4 2019 Exam| Consisting Of 70 Questions In Each Retake Exam
1.A client's unexpected response has been attributed to characteristics ofthe client's genetic makeup. What area of study best explains this client's medication response✅✅✅ pharmacogenomics
2.The nurse is writing a plan of care for a client receiving drug therapy.
Whatnursing diagnosis would be appropriate if the client developed common adverse effects✅✅✅ disturbed sensory perception (visual) related to central nervoussystem effects
3.A client is prescribed chloroquine, an antimalarial, and asks the nurse howit works. What process should the nurse describe✅✅✅ changes the metabolic pathways necessary for the reproduction of the plasmodium
4.A nurse practitioner provides primary care in a rural setting. The nurse should perform what actions in order to minimize the emergence of drug- re-sistant microbials ✅✅✅ avoid the use of broad-spectrum antibacterial drugs when treating trivial or viral infections
use narrow-spectrum agents if they are thought to be effective do not use vancomycin
5.A client taking diltiazem, a calcium channel blocker, for hypertension
hascome to the clinic for a follow-up appointment. What adverse effects
should the nurse assess the client for✅✅✅ peripheral edema and
bradycardia
6.What is the nurse's priority assessment before giving a female client
herprescription for an angiotensin II-receptor blocker (ARB) ✅✅✅
"When was yourlast menstrual period (LMP)?
7.A client taking a calcium channel blocker is seen in the clinic and re-
ceives a diagnosis of drug toxicity. When collecting the nursing history, consumption of what product would indicate the likely cause of this drugtoxicity ✅✅✅ grapefruit juice
8.An older adult client is taking a sustained-release antihypertensive
drug. What is the nurse's priority teaching point about this
medication✅✅✅ "Swallowthe drug whole and do not cut, crush, or
chew it."
9.The nurse assesses a client before administering digoxin, a cardiac
1.A client's unexpected response has been attributed to characteristics ofthe client's genetic makeup. What area of study best explains this client's medication response✅✅✅ pharmacogenomics
2.The nurse is writing a plan of care for a client receiving drug therapy.
Whatnursing diagnosis would be appropriate if the client developed common adverse effects✅✅✅ disturbed sensory perception (visual) related to central nervoussystem effects
3.A client is prescribed chloroquine, an antimalarial, and asks the nurse howit works. What process should the nurse describe✅✅✅ changes the metabolic pathways necessary for the reproduction of the plasmodium
4.A nurse practitioner provides primary care in a rural setting. The nurse should perform what actions in order to minimize the emergence of drug- re-sistant microbials ✅✅✅ avoid the use of broad-spectrum antibacterial drugs when treating trivial or viral infections
use narrow-spectrum agents if they are thought to be effective do not use vancomycin
5.A client taking diltiazem, a calcium channel blocker, for hypertension
hascome to the clinic for a follow-up appointment. What adverse effects
should the nurse assess the client for✅✅✅ peripheral edema and
bradycardia
6.What is the nurse's priority assessment before giving a female client
herprescription for an angiotensin II-receptor blocker (ARB) ✅✅✅
"When was yourlast menstrual period (LMP)?
7.A client taking a calcium channel blocker is seen in the clinic and re-
ceives a diagnosis of drug toxicity. When collecting the nursing history, consumption of what product would indicate the likely cause of this drugtoxicity ✅✅✅ grapefruit juice
8.An older adult client is taking a sustained-release antihypertensive
drug. What is the nurse's priority teaching point about this
medication✅✅✅ "Swallowthe drug whole and do not cut, crush, or
chew it."
9.The nurse assesses a client before administering digoxin, a cardiac
