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NUR 334 PHARMACOLOGY FINAL EXAM NEWEST
2026-2027 COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100%VERIFIED
ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+|BRAND NEW!!!
What medication should be used *cautiously in patients
with kidney issues* due to the risk of *increased creatinine
levels*, with *GI bleeding* as a potential adverse effect? -
ANSWER-Ibuprofen*
*FOBT* used to diagnose GI bleed.
When should someone expect albuterol to start working? -
ANSWER-It has a rapid onset of action, typically providing
relief within 5 to 15 minutes.*
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Shake canister before usage*
What medication is a *CNS depressant*, should be used
cautiously with other opioids, and *acts as a cough
suppressant*? - ANSWER-Codeine*
What class of antibiotics *inhibits protein synthesis* and is
a *bacteriostatic*? - ANSWER-Macrolides*
You are medicating a client with cirrhosis of the liver or
end-stage renal failure. What possible changes may be
made to the standard dosages of their prescribed
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medications? - ANSWER-Lowering doses to prevent
toxicity
What drugs are typically used to manage pain and
inflammation? - ANSWER-Ibuprofen, Ketorolac,
Prednisone, Morphine, Hydrocodone, Naloxone, and
Acetaminophen (not for inflammation)
The nurse administers morphine 4 mg IV to a patient for
treatment of severe pain. What assessments would
require immediate nursing interventions? - ANSWER-The
pt's RR of 10 bpm and is unresponsive
What is wrong with this client's home medication list:
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• aspirin, 81 mg PO daily for blood clot prevention
• prednisone 10 mg PO twice a day for inflammation
• ibuprofen 800 mg PO every 8 hours for moderate pain
• Ketorolac 10 mg PO four times daily for moderate pain -
ANSWER-Prednisone is contraindicated with aspirin
(increase risk of GI bleed)
What classification do aminoglycosides belong to, what
are their associated adverse effects, and what should be
NUR 334 PHARMACOLOGY FINAL EXAM NEWEST
2026-2027 COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100%VERIFIED
ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+|BRAND NEW!!!
What medication should be used *cautiously in patients
with kidney issues* due to the risk of *increased creatinine
levels*, with *GI bleeding* as a potential adverse effect? -
ANSWER-Ibuprofen*
*FOBT* used to diagnose GI bleed.
When should someone expect albuterol to start working? -
ANSWER-It has a rapid onset of action, typically providing
relief within 5 to 15 minutes.*
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Shake canister before usage*
What medication is a *CNS depressant*, should be used
cautiously with other opioids, and *acts as a cough
suppressant*? - ANSWER-Codeine*
What class of antibiotics *inhibits protein synthesis* and is
a *bacteriostatic*? - ANSWER-Macrolides*
You are medicating a client with cirrhosis of the liver or
end-stage renal failure. What possible changes may be
made to the standard dosages of their prescribed
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medications? - ANSWER-Lowering doses to prevent
toxicity
What drugs are typically used to manage pain and
inflammation? - ANSWER-Ibuprofen, Ketorolac,
Prednisone, Morphine, Hydrocodone, Naloxone, and
Acetaminophen (not for inflammation)
The nurse administers morphine 4 mg IV to a patient for
treatment of severe pain. What assessments would
require immediate nursing interventions? - ANSWER-The
pt's RR of 10 bpm and is unresponsive
What is wrong with this client's home medication list:
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• aspirin, 81 mg PO daily for blood clot prevention
• prednisone 10 mg PO twice a day for inflammation
• ibuprofen 800 mg PO every 8 hours for moderate pain
• Ketorolac 10 mg PO four times daily for moderate pain -
ANSWER-Prednisone is contraindicated with aspirin
(increase risk of GI bleed)
What classification do aminoglycosides belong to, what
are their associated adverse effects, and what should be
