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Mastery EAQ Ch. 22

Navigation   » List of Schools  »  International College of Health Sciences  »  Nursing  »  Nursing 1141- Pharmacology  »  Fall 2022  »  Mastery EAQ Ch. 22

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

Question #1
A  Monitor the patient for a toxic reaction to the drug.
B  Administer a decreased dose of the medication.
C  Administer an increased dose of the medication.
D  Notify the health care provider of this information.
Question #2
A  A patient with a heart rate of 90 beats/min
B  A patient with a potassium level of 3.4 mEq/L
C  A patient with an elevated creatinine level
D  A patient with constipation
Question #3
A  “Sit on the side of the bed before getting up, and get up slowly.”
B  “Do not take the medication with food.”
C  “Only take this medication in the morning.”
D  “Take the medication with potassium supplements.”
Question #4
A  Tachycardia
B  Angina pectoris
C  Hypotension
D  Subarachnoid hemorrhage
Question #5
A  Monitor blood pressure continuously.
B  Administer with a full glass of water.
C  Make certain the patient does not crush the pill.
D  Measure hourly output.
Question #6
A  Serum potassium of 3.8 mEq/L
B  Serum sodium of 140 mEq/L
C  Cool, dry, pale extremities
D  Blood pressure of 120/72 mm Hg
Question #7
A  “If I have trouble sleeping, I should call the health care provider.”
B  “I cannot go out in the sun while on this therapy.”
C  “I should stop the drug if I have ringing in my ears.”
D  “If I develop a chronic cough, I should notify my health care provider.”
Question #8
A  “You will see the capsule shell in your stool, but don’t worry, the drug has been absorbed.”
B  “You will get a headache the first time you take this medication.”
C  “Nausea and vomiting are common but can be helped by eating crackers.”
D  “Some people get a feeling of chills for a few hours after the first dose.”
Question #9
A  Docusate sodium
B  Aspirin
C  Spironolactone
D  Morphine sulfate
Question #10
A  “A glass of wine a few times a week should not be a problem.”
“You may develop a nonproductive, dry cough from this medication.”
B  “You may develop a nonproductive, dry cough from this medication.”
“The medication is contraindicated if you develop benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH).”
C  “Do not be concerned if you see the matrix of the capsule in your stool.”
“Be especially careful when changing position after your first dose of the medication.”
D  “The medication is contraindicated if you develop benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH).”
“A glass of wine a few times a week should not be a problem.”
Question #11
A  Ibuprofen can potentiate the effect of losartan.
B  Ibuprofen can lead to potential renal failure.
C  The risk for the side effect of cough is increased.
D  Ibuprofen increases the risk for hypokalemia.
Question #12
A  Warfarin, Ibuprofen, Alprazolam
B  Warfarin, Alprazolam, Potassium chloride
C  Spironolactone, Warfarin, Alprazolam
D  Spironolactone, Ibuprofen, Potassium chloride
Question #13
A  Lisinopril, Eplerenone
B  Valsartan, Lisinopril
C  Diazoxide, Hydralazine
D  Aliskiren, Valsartan
Question #14
A  Instruct the patient to weigh daily.
B  Collaborate with the health care provider to find a combination ACE inhibitor and diuretic.
C  Instruct the patient to reduce dietary sodium.
D  Ask the patient to perform a 24-hour dietary recall.
Question #15
A  “Angiotensin II is a potent vasodilator.”
“They promote sodium and water retention.”
B  “They reduce afterload.”
“Systemic vascular resistance (SVR) is decreased.”
C  “They promote sodium and water retention.”
“ACE inhibitors modify the function of the sympathetic nervous system (SNS).”
D  “ACE inhibitors modify the function of the sympathetic nervous system (SNS).”
“Angiotensin II is a potent vasodilator.”
Question #16
A  Administer potassium chloride intravenously.
B  Insert a Foley catheter.
C  Send the patient for hemodialysis.
D  Administer aspirin.
Question #19
A  Potassium supplements
B  Intravenous fluids
C  Antianxiety medication
D  Calcium chloride
Question #20
A  Hemoglobin and hematocrit levels
B  Serum cyanide level
C  12-Lead electrocardiogram (ECG)
D  Fasting blood glucose level
Question #21
A  Restrict dietary fiber intake. Inform the patient that this is a common side effect of the medication. Limit fluids to 1000 mL/day.
B  Discuss incorporation of psyllium-based products in the plan of care with the health care provider. Restrict dietary fiber intake. Limit fluids to 1000 mL/day.
C  Restrict dietary fiber intake. Limit fluids to 1000 mL/day. Increase the amount of fruits and vegetables in the diet.
D  Increase the amount of fruits and vegetables in the diet. Inform the patient that this is a common side effect of the medication. Discuss incorporation of psyllium-based products in the plan of care with the health care provider.
Question #22
A  Decreased level of lithium
B  Toxic level of lithium
C  Toxic level of the ACE inhibitor
D  Decreased level of the ACE inhibitor
Question #24
A  “I will not mow my lawn until I see how this medication makes me feel.”
B  “I will include rest periods during the day to help me tolerate the fatigue my medicine may cause.”
C  “I will change my position slowly to prevent feeling dizzy.”
D  “I will check my blood pressure daily and take my medication when it is over 140/90 mm Hg.”
Question #25
A  Hold the medication.
B  Weigh the patient.
C  Determine the patient’s history.
D  Call the health care provider.
Question #26
A  Persistent dry mouth
B  Serum sodium of 147 mEq/L
C  A dry, hacking cough
D  Serum potassium of 4.2 mEq/L
Question #27
A  Candesartan
B  Propranolol
C  Felodipine
D  Hydrochlorothiazide
Question #29
A  Diabetes, Emphysema, Stroke
B  Heart failure, Diabetes, Emphysema
C  Stroke, Heart failure, Cardiovascular disease
D  Cardiovascular disease, Diabetes, Emphysema
Question #30
A  Furosemide
B  Hydralazine
C  Doxazosin
D  Enalapril
Question #32
A  Calcium level of 8 mEq/dL
B  Blood pressure of 80/60 mm Hg
C  Potassium level of 5 mEq/dL
D  Apical pulse of 100 beats/min
Question #33
A  Constipation, Difficulty ambulating to the bathroom, Dizziness,
B  Dizziness, Headache, Vomiting and diarrhea
C  Vomiting and diarrhea, Difficulty ambulating to the bathroom, Disorientation to person, place, and time
D  Constipation, Difficulty ambulating to the bathroom, Disorientation to person, place, and time
Question #34
A  Instruct the patient to take antitussive medication until the symptoms subside.
B  Consult with the health care provider to switch the medication.
C  Tell the patient that the cough will subside in a few days.
D  Assess the patient for other symptoms of upper respiratory infection.
Question #35
A  Sodium nitroprusside
B  Treprostinil
C  Eplerenone
D  Losartan
Question #36
A  Temperature of 38°C (100.4°F)
B  Blood pressure of 110/70 mm Hg
C  Heart rate of 40 beats/min
D  Respiratory rate of 20 breaths/min
Question #37
A  Increased urinary output
B  Decreased cardiac output
C  Tachypnea
D  Tachycardia
Question #38
A  “This medication will vasodilate your blood vessels to lower your blood pressure.”
B  “This medication will help your body to get rid of sodium.”
C  “This medication will help you to lose weight to lower your blood pressure.”
D  “This medication will work to cause your body to get rid of fluid.”
Question #40
A  Orthostatic blood pressure assessment
B  Teaching about potential tachycardia
C  Respiratory assessment
D  Assessment of blood glucose levels
Question #41
A  “Remove the old patch before applying the new patch.”
B  “Stay in bed for at least an hour after receiving a new patch.”
C  “Take the medication on an empty stomach.”
D  “Keep the new patch on for 30 minutes before removing the old patch.”
Question #43
A  Take the radial pulse for 1 full minute before administering the drug.
B  Encourage intake of foods rich in potassium.
C  Monitor serum calcium and sodium levels daily.
D  Schedule the dose to be taken in the evening.
Question #44
A  Enalapril
B  Valsartan
C  Metoprolol
D  Furosemide
Question #45
A  Increased effect of the angiotensin II receptor blocker drug
B  Decreased effect of the rifampin
C  Decreased effect of the angiotensin II receptor–blocker drug
D  Increased effect of the rifampin
Question #46
A  Increased effect of the nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug
B  Decreased effect of the angiotensin II receptor–blocker drug
C  Increased effect of the angiotensin II receptor–blocker drug
D  Decreased effect of the nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug
Question #47
A  “CCBs promote excretion of water.”
B  “CCBs increase blood return to heart.”
C  “CCBs block reabsorption of sodium.”
D  “CCBs relax vascular smooth muscle.”
Question #48
A  “Don’t worry. Eventually, tolerance will develop.”
B  “Sexual dysfunction happens with this therapy, and you will learn to accept it.”
C  “The health care provider can work with you on changing the dose or medication.”
D  “This is an unusual occurrence, but it is important to stay on your medication.”
Question #49
A  Epoprostenol
B  Ambrisentan
C  Treprostinil
D  Sildenafil
Question #50
A  Decrease in platelet aggregation
B  Hypotension
C  Rash
D  Bradycardia
Question #51
A  Carvedilol
B  Clonidine
C  Nebivolol
D  Doxazosin
Question #52
A  Prazosin (Minipress)
B  Terazosin (Hytrin)
C  Tamsulosin (Flomax)
D  Doxazosin (Cardura)
Question #53
A  Soft drinks
B  Alcohol
C  Laxative
D  Milk
Question #54
A  Clonidine
B  Terazosin
C  Carvedilol
D  Doxazosin
Question #55
A  Phenylalkylamines
B  Aliskiren
C  Benzothiazepines
D  Dihydropyridines
Question #56
A  Promoting cardiovascular health
B  Reducing renal morbidity and mortality
C  Increasing life span of population
D  Reducing heart failure
Question #57
A  “This type of hypertension has a definitive cause.”
B  “This type of hypertension is not treatable.”
C  “The cause of your hypertension is unknown but treatable.”
D  “Once you have surgery, this will go away.”
Question #58
A  Diastolic blood pressure of 80 mm Hg after exercise
B  Diastolic pressure of 70 mm Hg
C  Systolic pressure consistently above 140 mm Hg
D  Blood pressure of 140/90 mm Hg after walking up two flights of stairs
Question #59
A  Perform a neurologic assessment. Assess oxygenation and ventilation. Draw baseline serum electrolyte levels. Assess the patient for peripheral edema.
B  Evaluate the electrocardiogram. Perform a neurologic assessment. Assess oxygenation and ventilation. Obtain an intravenous infusion pump.
C  Assess oxygenation and ventilation. Obtain an intravenous infusion pump. Draw baseline serum electrolyte levels. Assess the patient for peripheral edema.
D  Draw baseline serum electrolyte levels. Evaluate the electrocardiogram. Perform a neurologic assessment. Assess the patient for peripheral edema.
Question #60
A  A patient who has stopped taking a beta blocker because of cost
B  A patient who is on a beta blocker and a thiazide diuretic
C  A patient who has been on beta blockers for 1 day
D  A patient who is taking a beta blocker and furosemide
Question #61
A  Upper arm
B  Forearm
C  Upper thigh
D  Lower leg