NURS 323 FINAL EXAM ACTUAL EXACT QUESTIONS 2023/2024 GUARANTEED PASS EXPERT VERIFIED GRADED A+

NURS 323 FINAL EXAM ACTUAL EXACT QUESTIONS 2023/2024 GUARANTEED PASS EXPERT VERIFIED GRADED A+ A client has been diagnosed with gonorrhea and been prescribed oral tetracycline. What should the nurse include in health education about tetracycline? Select all that apply. Do not take the drug with foods or other drugs that contain calcium, Do not take the drug at the same time as an iron supplements or high -iron foods A client in distress is brought to the emergency department by ambulance. Emergency medical technicians state that an anaphylactic reaction from oral penicillin is suspected. Which of the nurse's assessment findings best supports this diagnosis? Blood pressure: 186/100 mmHg, shortness of breath A client presents to the emergency department with a drug level of 50 units/mL. The half -life of this drug is 1 hour. With this drug, concentrations above 25 units/mL are considered toxic, and no more drug is given. How long will it take for the blood leve l to reach the nontoxic range? Provide your answer measured in minutes. 60 minutes A client's unexpected response to a new medication has been attributed to characteristics of the client's genetic make -up. What area of study best explains this client's med ication response? pharmacogenomics The client tells the nurse about a new drug being tested to treat the disease she was diagnosed with and asks the nurse whether the doctor can prescribe a medication still in the preclinical phase of testing. What is the nurse's best response? "Drugs in the preclinical phase of testing are only tested on animals and so would not be available to you." The nurse administered a scheduled dose of hydrochlorothiazide, a diuretic, 45 minutes ago. The nurse is now preparing to as sess the client's blood pressure. In what phase of the nursing process should the nurse perform this action? evaluation The nurse is caring for a client scheduled for surgery this morning who is not to be given anything orally. The nurse reviews the medica tion administration record and finds the client has an important medication due but it is supposed to be given orally. What is the nurse's best action? Call the ordering health care provider and clarify administration The nurse is caring for a client with a brain infection of bacterial etiology. When administering medications to this client, the nurse should prioritize what variable related to the client's diagnosis? The client will require lipid -soluble antibiotics Pharmacokinetics The study of how medicat ions move throughout the body Pharmacodynamics The study of how medications work and affect the body Metabolism How drugs biotransform to be more easily excreted Excretion How drugs exit the body Agonist A substance that initiates a physiological response when bound to a receptor A patient has an increased reaction to a drug that is capable of inhibiting the CYP enzymes (P450) following a change in her dietary habits. Which of the following changes would m ost likely be the cause of this reaction to a drug? Increased intake of grapefruit juice