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Mastery EAQ Ch. 51

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  Administer diphenhydramine.
B  Stop the medication.
C  Reassure the patient that this is an expected side effect of the medication.
D  Call the health care provider immediately.
Question #2
A  “Discontinue taking senna; it is not safe to take with antacids.”
B  “Senna takes effect 1 hour after administration.”
C  “Take senna 1 hour before taking other medications.”
D  “Senna is not effective to relieve constipation in elderly patients.”
Question #3
A  One who is taking opioid medications for pain
B  One who is over 55 years old
C  One who has had constipation for 3 days
D  One who is anxious
Question #4
A  “Take the cholestyramine only in the morning.”
B  “Take cholestyramine with your biggest meal of the day.”
C  “Take cholestyramine on the same schedule with other medications.”
D  “Take your other medications 2 hours before or after cholestyramine.”
Question #5
A  Diphenoxylate and hyoscyamine
B  Opium tincture and loperamide
C  Bismuth subsalicylate and aluminum hydroxide
D  Colestipol and cholestyramine
Question #6
A  Increase fluid intake.
B  Change the route of administration.
C  Stop the medication immediately.
D  Decrease the frequency of administration.
Question #7
A  “You should not take aspirin while taking this medication.”
“You should properly chew the tablet before swallowing it.”
“This medication changes the color of your stool to black or gray.”
B  “This medication should not be taken with water.”
“You should avoid eating yogurt while taking this medication.”
“You should not take aspirin while taking this medication.”
C  “This medication should not be taken with water.”
“You should avoid eating yogurt while taking this medication.”
“This medication changes the color of your stool to black or gray.”
D  “You should properly chew the tablet before swallowing it.”
“This medication should not be taken with water.”
“You should avoid eating yogurt while taking this medication.”
Question #8
A  “I should increase my daily fluid intake.”
“I should look to have regular bowel movements.”
B  “My urine output may decrease while on this medication.”
“I need to take medication to prevent nausea with this drug.”
C  “I need to take medication to prevent nausea with this drug.”
“My urine color may change to red while on this medication.”
D  “My urine color may change to red while on this medication.”
“My urine output may decrease while on this medication.”
Question #9
A  “Always take this medication after an episode of diarrhea.”
B  “Do not take aspirin for headaches while on this medication.”
C  “Avoid chewing these tablets.”
D  “Do not use ibuprofen while on this medication.”
Question #10
A  “There are no medications for irritable bowel syndrome.”
“Daily laxatives are the best treatment for IBS with constipation.”
B  “Daily laxatives are the best treatment for IBS with constipation.”
“Stool softeners should be used daily.”
C  “Avoid irritating foods.”, and
“Don’t take over-the-counter laxatives.”
D  “Stool softeners should be used daily.”
“There are no medications for irritable bowel syndrome.”
Question #11
A  “Do you have abdominal pain?”
“Do you have hypertension?”
“Do you have hypotension?”
B  “Do you have hypertension?”
“Do you have hypotension?”
“Do you have nausea?”
C  “Do you have nausea?”
“Do you have abdominal pain?”
“Have you lost weight recently?”
D  “Do you have hypertension?”
“Do you have hypotension?”
“Have you lost weight recently?”
Question #12
A  Bloody diarrhea, Malaise or lethargy, Severe abdominal pain, Firm or rigid abdomen
B  Bloody diarrhea, Urination every 3 to 4 hours, Severe abdominal pain, Firm or rigid abdomen
C  Bloody diarrhea, Malaise or lethargy, Severe abdominal pain, Urination every 3 to 4 hours
D  Urination every 3 to 4 hours, Malaise or lethargy, Severe abdominal pain, Firm or rigid abdomen
Question #13
A  Joint pain, Dry mouth, Bradycardia
B  Dry mouth, Tachycardia, Blurred vision
C  Joint pain, Bradycardia, Tachycardia
D  Blurred vision, Joint pain, Bradycardia
Question #14
A  Hyoscyamine
B  Bismuth subsalicylate
C  Diphenoxylate
D  Lactobacillus acidophilus
Question #15
A  “I should adhere to the complete medical regimen.”
“I should eat small meals six times a day to manage diarrhea.”
“I should decrease my daily fluid intake while on antidiarrheal drugs.”
B  “I should eat small meals six times a day to manage diarrhea.”
“I should avoid consumption of alcohol while I have diarrhea.”
“I should decrease my daily fluid intake while on antidiarrheal drugs.”
C  “I should avoid caffeine.”
“I should adhere to the complete medical regimen.”
“I should avoid consumption of alcohol while I have diarrhea.”
D  “I should eat small meals six times a day to manage diarrhea.”
“I should decrease my daily fluid intake while on antidiarrheal drugs.”
“I should avoid caffeine.”
Question #16
A  “I should take the tablets on an empty stomach.”
“I should not drink juice within 1 hour of taking the tablets.”
“I should take the tablets without crushing them into powder.”
B  “I should take the tablets without crushing them into powder.”
“I should take the tablets along with antacids.”
“I should take the tablets within 1 hour of drinking milk.”
C  “I should take the tablets on an empty stomach.”
“I should take the tablets along with antacids.”
“I should take the tablets within 1 hour of drinking milk.”
D  “I should take the tablets along with antacids.”
“I should take the tablets within 1 hour of drinking milk.”
“I should not drink juice within 1 hour of taking the tablets.”
Question #17
A  “Excessive use can cause electrolyte imbalance.”
“You may have abdominal bloating with the use of this laxative.”
B  “This laxative is safe to use daily.”
“Call the health care provider for rectal pain.”
C  “Everyday use is encouraged to remain regular.”
“This laxative is safe to use daily.”
D  “Call the health care provider for rectal pain.”
“Everyday use is encouraged to remain regular.”
Question #18
A  “This medication may cause urinary retention.”
“Your tongue may darken in color.”
“If you feel dizzy, this is a potential side effect.”
B  “Observe your stools for a change in color.”
“This medication may cause urinary retention.”
“If you feel dizzy, this is a potential side effect.”
C  “This medication may cause urinary retention.”
“If you feel dizzy, this is a potential side effect.”
“Call the health care provider if you have ringing in the ears.”
D  “Your tongue may darken in color.”
“Observe your stools for a change in color.”
“Call the health care provider if you have ringing in the ears.”
Question #19
A  Insert the suppository as far as possible into the rectum.
Place the patient in a supine position for 30 minutes after insertion.
Lubricate the suppository with water-soluble gel before insertion.
B  Wear gloves or a finger cot while inserting the suppository.
Place the patient on the left side while inserting the suppository.
Lubricate the suppository with water-soluble gel before insertion.
C  Wear gloves or a finger cot while inserting the suppository.
Insert the suppository as far as possible into the rectum.
Place the patient in a supine position for 30 minutes after insertion.
D  Place the patient on the left side while inserting the suppository.
Insert the suppository as far as possible into the rectum.
Place the patient in a supine position for 30 minutes after insertion.
Question #20
A  Assess consistency of stools.
B  Assess the patient’s fluid intake.
C  Ask the patient about her diet.
D  Tell the patient to stop the drug and notify the health care provider.
Question #21
A  Paralytic ileus, Myasthenia gravis, Narrow-angle glaucoma
B  Chronic diarrhea, Vitamin K deficiency, Narrow-angle glaucoma
C  Myasthenia gravis, Chronic diarrhea, Vitamin K deficiency
D  Chronic diarrhea, Paralytic ileus, Vitamin K deficiency
Question #22
A  Recent weight loss, Flatulence, Nausea and vomiting
B  Flatulence, Rectal bleeding, Recent weight loss
C  Rectal bleeding, Abdominal pain, Nausea and vomiting
D  Abdominal pain, Flatulence, Recent weight loss
Question #23
A  Increased urination
B  Hypertension
C  Somnolence
D  Bradycardia
Question #24
A  Alleviating galactose intolerance
B  Reducing ammonia levels
C  Correcting sodium imbalances
D  Decreasing peripheral edema
Question #25
A  Probiotics
B  Adsorbents
C  Anticholinergics
D  Opiates
Question #26
A  Lubricate the inside of the gastrointestinal tract.
B  Increase the surface tension of the fluids present in the colon.
C  Increase osmotic pressure and draw water into the colon.
D  Increase electrolyte concentrations in the colon.
Question #27
A  “Take the medication without water.”
B  “Wait 20 minutes after mixing the medication to drink it.”
C  “Take the medication with a meal.”
D  “Take the medication with liberal amounts of water, immediately after thoroughly stirring.”
Question #28
A  Report severe constipation to the health care provider
B  If this medication does not work, there is nothing else we can try.
C  This medication should work immediately.
D  This medication should cure your condition.
Question #29
A  After meals
B  With 6 ounces of water
C  Before meals
D  On an empty stomach
Question #30
A  Diabetes mellitus
B  Hyperlipidemia
C  Bacterial infection
D  Hypothyroidism
Question #31
A  “Do not take this medication in the morning.”
B  “Hold other medications when taking this drug.”
C  “This medication can cause electrolyte and nutrient imbalances.”
D  “This medication has to be taken with food.”
Question #32
A  It cannot be given orally.
B  It has an aspirin base.
C  It is a prescription drug.
D  It cannot be given to teenagers.
Question #33
A  Lethargy
B  Bloody stools
C  Abdominal pain
D  Dizziness
Question #34
A  “Take before meals.”
B  “Chew the drug thoroughly and then swallow with water.”
C  “Take only every other day.”
D  “Mix in one glass of water and stir thoroughly.”
Question #35
A  “Take this medication at bedtime daily.”
B  “This medication may cause diarrhea.”
C  “You can take up to 500 mg a day.”
D  “This medication will soften your stools.”
Question #36
A  Decreases the reabsorption of water in the bowel
B  Increases intestinal excretion of water
C  Decreases peristalsis in the intestine
D  Increases intestinal motility
Question #37
A  Probiotics
B  Adsorbents
C  Opiates
D  Anticholinergics
Question #38
A  Probiotics
B  Opiates
C  Adsorbents
D  Belladonna alkaloids
Question #39
A  Polyethylene glycol
B  Docusate salts (sodium)
C  Psyllium
D  Senna
Question #40
A  Diarrhea lasting 2 days
B  Nausea
C  Escherichia coli–associated diarrhea
D  Infection requiring antibiotic therapy
Question #41
A  Decreased gastric secretions
B  Decreased gastrointestinal motility
C  Increased fluid absorption
D  Binding to bacteria for elimination
Question #42
A  Cramps, Diarrhea, Constipation
B  Increased bleeding time, Nausea, Angina
C  Increased bleeding time, Constipation, Angina
D  Increased bleeding time, Nausea, Diarrhea
Question #43
A  Oral anticoagulant warfarin with adsorbents
B  Cholestyramine with glipizide
C  Anticholinergics with opiates, such as loperamide
D  Diphenoxylate with atropine
Question #44
A  8 ounces
B  4 ounces
C  10 ounces
D  6 ounces
Question #45
A  Inhibits the growth of intestinal microflora
B  Inhibits peristalsis in the intestinal wall
C  Improves the intestinal barrier function
D  Suppresses the growth of pathogenic bacteria
Question #46
A  Intramuscular
B  Oral
C  Intravenous
D  Rectal
Question #47
A  Docusate sodium
B  Loperamide
C  Senna
D  Bisacodyl