NRS211 FINAL LAB EXAM EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS 100% PASS (A+ CERTIFIED)

NRS211 FINAL LAB EXAM EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS 100% PASS (A+ CERTIFIED) 1. Drug classification and nursing interventions for nitroglycerin Class: Nitrates Nursing Interventions: Assess patient's pain levels, monitor BP and pulse, first dose should be taken while sitting down. 2. What is nitroglycerin indicated for Acute angina 3. Significant side effects of nitroglycerin Hypotension, tachycardia, and dizziness. 4. Drug classification and nursing interventions for potassium Class: Supplements Nursing Interventions: Assess for hypo- and hyperkalemia and monitor pulse, BP, and ECG. 5. What might potassium be indicated for -Preventing hypokalemia, especially with chronic diuretic use. -Arrythmias, especially due to digoxin toxicity. 6. Significant side effects of potassium Arrythmias, ECG changes, and abdominal pain. 7. Drug classification and nursing interventions for amlodipine Class: Calcium channel blockers. Nursing Interventions: Monitor BP & pulse before administration, monitor I&O's, and assess for signs of heart failure. 8. What is amlodipine indicated for Hypertension and angina. 9. Significant side effects of amlodipine Peripheral edema, hypotension, and low heart rate. 10. Drug classification and nursing interventions for metoprolol Class: Beta blockers. Nursing Interventions: Monitor BP, pulse, and ECG, assess for signs of heart failure, and monitor I&O's. 11. What is metoprolol indicated for -Hypertension -Angina -Prevention of MI 12. Significant side effects of metoprolol -Hypotension -Low HR -Heart failure -Pulmonary edema 13. Drug classification and nursing interventions for furosemide Class: Loop diuretics. Nursing Interventions: Daily weight and I&O's, monitor the size and pitting status of peripheral edema, and monitor BP & pulse prior to administration. Monitor fall risk in geriatric patients. 14. What is furosemide indicated for -Edema -Hypertension 15. Significant side effects of furosemide -Frequent urination -Hypotension -Electrolyte disturbances (especially hypokalemia) 16. Drug classification and nursing interventions for digoxin Class: Digitalis glycosides Nursing Interventions: -Monitor patients pulse and withhold per doctor's orders if the patient's pulse is too low. -Monitor ECG -Observe for signs of toxicity 17. What are the signs and symptoms of digoxin toxicity Abdominal pain -Anorexia -Nausea -Vomiting -Visual disturbances -Low HR -Arrythmias 18. What is digoxin indicated for -Heart failure -A-fib -Atrial flutter 19. Which class of antihypertensives is first line for the general population ACE inhibitors 20. Which class of antihypertensives has proven to work best in African American populations Calcium channel blockers 21. What are some major things we look at when assessing a stoma of a postoperative patient -Size -Color -Swelling -Discharge -Bleeding