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Mastery EAQ Ch. 19

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

Question #1
A  Plan to monitor the patient’s respiratory status frequently while the patient is taking the drug.
B  Notify the prescribing health care provider because this is a contraindication for the patient.
C  Instruct the patient on how to monitor his or her own respiratory rate at home after discharge.
D  Anticipate that the patient will be placed on a lower-than-usual dose of the drug.
Question #2
A  Induced peripheral vasoconstriction
B  Induced peripheral vasodilation
C  Reduced myocardial stimulation
D  Reduced myocardial contractility
Question #3
A  Taking the patient’s blood pressure while the patient is lying down
B  Listening for the patient’s apical pulse
C  Encouraging the patient to ambulate in the hallway
D  Telling the patient to eat the chicken on the lunch tray before the pudding
Question #4
A  Blood pressure 120/70 mm Hg
B  Electrocardiogram changes
C  Potassium level 4.1
D  Sodium level 140 mEq/mL
Question #5
A  Patient’s urine output is less than 240 mL in an 8-hour period.
B  Patient’s blood pressure readings are systolic, 118 mm Hg and diastolic, 78 mm Hg.
C  Patient’s heart rate is 90 beats/min when ambulating.
D  Patient reports no difficulty breathing or shortness of breath.
Question #6
A  Masked signs of hypoglycemia
B  Decreased activity of the beta-blocker drug
C  Enhanced activity of the beta-blocker drug
D  Masked signs of hyperglycemia
Question #8
A  Insomnia, Chest pain, Palpitations, Heart rate 70 beats/min
B  Insomnia, Heart rate 70 beats/min, Palpitations, Excessive agitation
C  Heart rate 70 beats/min, Chest pain, Palpitations, Excessive agitation
D  Insomnia, Chest pain, Palpitations, Excessive agitation
Question #9
A  Use caution while driving. Monitor blood pressure while on this medication. Dose adjustment may be needed for the older adult.
B  Drowsiness is a sign of toxicity. Change positions quickly to avoid headache. Use caution while driving.
C  Monitor blood pressure while on this medication. Drowsiness is a sign of toxicity. Change positions quickly to avoid headache.
D  Dose adjustment may be needed for the older adult. Drowsiness is a sign of toxicity. Change positions quickly to avoid headache.
Question #11
A  Severe hypotension
B  Throbbing headaches
C  Hypertensive episodes
D  Shoulder pain
Question #12
A  Take hot showers instead of baths. Exercise during daylight hours between noon and 3 pm. Moderate alcohol intake.
B  Moderate alcohol intake. Do not sit in saunas alone. Avoid hot climates as much as possible.
C  Take hot showers instead of baths. Avoid hot climates as much as possible. Exercise during daylight hours between noon and 3 pm.
D  Do not sit in saunas alone. Take hot showers instead of baths. Exercise during daylight hours between noon and 3 pm.
Question #13
A  “If you take your pulse and it is less than 60, hold your medicine and call your health care provider for instructions.”
B  “If you become dizzy, do not take your medication for 2 days and then restart on the third day.”
C  “Increase intake of green leafy vegetables to prevent bleeding problems that can be caused by this medication.”
D  “This medication may make you fatigued; increasing caffeine in your diet may help alleviate this problem.”
Question #15
A  “Have you been to the sauna in the past 24 hours?”
B  “How much have you had to drink today?”
C  “What medications are you currently taking?”
D  “Do you have air conditioning in your home?”
Question #16
A  Assess the patient’s lungs.
B  Teach the patient about beta blockers.
C  Call the health care provider.
D  Ask the patient if he has a history of any respiratory disease.
Question #17
A  Obtain a blood glucose level.
B  Offer the patient a cup of orange juice.
C  Check blood pressure in sitting and lying positions.
D  Take apical pulse for 1 full minute.
Question #18
A  BP 150/85, P 90, RR 20
B  BP 170/90, P 85, RR 18
C  BP 90/50, P 110, RR 18
D  BP 120/70, P 60, RR 16
Question #20
A  Maintain the patient’s intake and output.
B  Make sure the patient is on telemetry monitoring.
C  Assess the heart rate before administration.
D  Call the health care provider to request a different medication.
Question #21
A  Selecting a 23-gauge, 1½-inch needle and a 3-mL syringe
B  Obtaining a normal saline flush
C  Choosing a 25-gauge, ¼-inch needle and a 1-mL syringe
D  Refilling the patient’s water pitcher
Question #22
A  Insulin
B  Sildenafil
C  Epinephrine
D  Digoxin
Question #23
A  Administer the vasopressor antidote.
B  Auscultate breath sounds.
C  Administer activated charcoal.
D  Check the patient’s blood pressure.
Question #24
A  Irregular apical pulse
B  Wheezing bilaterally
C  Bounding radial pulse
D  Pulse 62
Question #26
A  Numbness of the nose, fingers, and ears in response to cold
B  A rapid heart rhythm
C  Pulsating headaches on one side of the head
D  A decreased resistance to urinary outflow
Question #27
A  “I should avoid drinking my morning coffee while taking this drug.”
B  “I should limit my fluid intake while taking this medication.”
C  “There’s no need to stop smoking while I’m on this medication.”
D  “One glass of red wine with meals will not interfere with the medication.”
Question #28
A  Normal saline for infusion
B  Intravenous (IV) start kit
C  Syringe for intramuscular injection
D  Syringe for subcutaneous injection
Question #29
A  Migraine, Heart failure, Atrioventricular block
B  Heart failure, Atrioventricular block, Tremor
C  Heart failure, Hypertension, Atrioventricular block
D  Tremor, Migraine, Hypertension
Question #30
A  Count the patient’s respiratory rate for 1 minute.
B  Take the patient’s temperature by both the oral and axillary routes.
C  Measure both supine and standing blood pressures.
D  Count the radial pulse for 1 full minute.
Question #31
A  “I’ll call my health care provider if I lose more than 1 pound in a month.”
B  “I’ll tell my health care provider if I feel tired in the evenings.”
C  “I will notify the health care provider if I gain 5 pounds in a week.”
D  “I should report to urgent care if I feel dizzy when I stand up too fast.”
Question #32
A  Green, leafy vegetables
B  Espresso
C  Wheat
D  Red meat
Question #33
A  Sitting at the bedside for 1 minute before standing
B  Beginning a daily exercise routine
C  Taking medication for erectile dysfunction
D  Consuming two alcoholic beverages a day
Question #34
A  Document this information and notify the nursing supervisor.
B  Monitor the patient closely for any additional symptoms.
C  Contact the prescribing health care provider.
D  Take no action; this is an expected side effect.
Question #36
A  Notify the patient’s health care provider.
B  Inform the patient to carry a rescue inhaler at all times.
C  Tell the patient to change positions slowly.
D  Teach the patient how to take her blood pressure.
Question #37
A  Increase intake of fluids and fiber.
B  Abdominal distention is likely.
C  Sleep supine to prevent vomiting.
D  Take aspirin for abdominal pain.
Question #38
A  An expected side effect of this group of medications
B  An overdosage of the medication
C  An unexpected adverse reaction to the medication
D  An allergic reaction to the medication
Question #39
A  Metoprolol
B  Esmolol
C  Carvedilol
D  Propranolol
Question #40
A  Sinus bradycardia, Cardiogenic shock, Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
B  Angina pectoris, Cardiogenic shock, Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
C  Sinus bradycardia, Cardiogenic shock, Heart failure (HF)
D  Hypertension, Angina pectoris, Heart failure (HF)
Question #41
A  Decreased activity of the antacid
B  Decreased activity of the beta blocker
C  Increased activity of the beta blocker
D  Increased activity of the antacid
Question #42
A  Decreased beta-blocker activity
B  Decreased effect of the antacid
C  Increased effect of the antacid
D  Increased beta-blocker activity
Question #43
A  Propranolol
B  Carvedilol
C  Metoprolol
D  Esmolol
Question #44
A  Prolonged neuromuscular blockade
B  Increased blood glucose levels
C  Reduced beta-blocker effect
D  Enhanced effect of anticholinergics
Question #45
A  Pregnancy
B  Heart failure
C  Drug allergy
D  Raynaud’s disease
Question #46
A  2 to 4 hours
B  2.5 to 4 hours
C  6 to 20 hours
D  3 to 6 hours
Question #47
A  Accelerated recovery from hypoglycemia in patients with type 1 diabetes
B  May cause tachycardia
C  May cause diarrhea
D  Should not be withdrawn abruptly but tapered over 1 to 2 weeks
Question #48
A  Alpha-blockers
B  Nonselective beta-blockers
C  Cardioselective beta1-blockers
D  Beta2-blockers
Question #49
A  Intravenous
B  Intradermal
C  Subcutaneous
D  Oral
Question #50
A  Propranolol
B  Tamsulosin
C  Phentolamine
D  Phenoxybenzamine
Question #51
A  Tissue
B  Blood vessel
C  Muscle
D  Heart
Question #52
A  Hypertension
B  Migraine headaches
C  Thrombocytopenia
D  Type 1 diabetes