This NCLEX quiz focuses on pharmacological and parenteral therapies, assessing key nursing actions for TPN administration, infection prevention, and safe medication practices. It's essential for nursing professionals to ensure patient safety and effective treatment outcomes.
Avoid chocolate and cheese
Take frequent naps
Take the medication with milk
Avoid walking without assistance
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As soon as food is ingested.
In two to four hours.
In six hours.
In ten to twelve hours.
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Gold sodium thiomalate (Myochrysine)
Azathioprine (Imuran)
Prednisone (Deltasone)
Naproxen (Naprosyn)
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“As you urinate more, you will need less medication to control fluid.”
You will have to take this medication for about a year.”
“The medication must be continued so the fluid problem is controlled.”
“Please talk to your physician about medications and treatments.”
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Monitor blood glucose levels every shift to detect development of hypo- or hyperglycemia.
Keep flat on back with minimal movement to reduce risk of hemorrhage following surgery.
Administer hydrocortisone until vital signs stabilize, then discontinue the IV.
Teach Mr. Bates how to care for his wound since he is at high risk for developing postoperative infection.
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The impact of lithium on the client’s energy level and life-style.
The need for consistent blood level monitoring.
The potential side effects of lithium.
What the client’s friends think of his need to take medication.
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The impact of lithium on the client’s energy level and life-style.
The need for consistent blood level monitoring.
The potential side effects of lithium.
What the client’s friends think of his need to take medication
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Decrease the risk of agranulocytosis postoperatively.
Prevent tetany while the client is under general anesthesia.
Reduce the size and vascularity of the thyroid and prevent hemorrhage.
Potentiate the effect of the other preoperative medication so less medicine can be given while the client is under anesthesia.
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Severe burning pain for a few minutes following application.
Possible severe metabolic alkalosis with continued use.
Black discoloration of everything that comes in contact with this drug.
Chilling due to evaporation of solution from the moistened dressings.
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Use aseptic technique during dressing changes
Maintain central line catheter integrity
Monitor serum glucose levels
Check results of liver function tests
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“Are you sure all this insulin won’t hurt my baby?”
“I’ll probably need my daily insulin dose raised.”
“I will continue to take my regular dose of insulin.”
“These finger sticks make my hand sore. Can I do them less frequently?”
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Administer the dose of tetracycline.
Notify the physician that Mrs. Johanson is taking oral contraceptives.
Tell Mrs. Johanson, she should stop taking oral contraceptives since they are inactivated by tetracycline.
Tell Mrs. Johanson, to use another form of birth control for at least two months.
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Chorea
Polyarthritis
Subcutaneous nodules.
Erythema marginatum.
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18
20
21 butterfly
25
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Stomatitis lesion in the mouth
Severe nausea and vomiting
Complaints of pain at site of infusion
A rash on the client’s extremities
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Bradypnea
Failure to thrive.
Tachycardia
Vomiting
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“It will slow down the replication of the virus.”
“This medication will improve your child’s overall health status.”
“This medication is used to prevent bacterial infections.”
“It will increase the effectiveness of the other medications your child receives.”
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Record the number of stools per day
Maintain strict intake and output records
Sterile technique for dressing change at IV site
Monitor for cardiac arrhythmias
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Multiple medications can lead to dementia
The medications can provide clues regarding his medical background
Ability to recall medications is a good assessment of the client’s level of orientation.
Medications taken by a client are part of every nursing assessment.
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