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Mastery EAQ Ch. 37

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

Question #1
A  Hypersensitivity reactions
B  Body temperature
C  Gastrointestinal upset
D  Urine frequency
Question #3
A  A patient with a history of emphysema
B  A patient with a history of type 2 diabetes
C  A patient who is 16 years old
D  A patient with atrial fibrillation with a pulse rate of 100 beats/min
Question #4
A  Liver enzyme levels
B  Creatinine clearance
C  Complete blood count
D  Uric acid baseline level
Question #5
A  Administering a long-acting glucocorticoid
B  Calling a code
C  Asking the patient to describe the symptoms
D  Administering a beta2-adrenergic agonist
Question #6
A  Liver enzyme test
B  Hemoglobin test
C  Sputum test
D  Prothrombin time
Question #7
A  “Avoid situations that can expose you to infections.”
B  “Administer albuterol before other asthma medications.”
C  “Take fluticasone exactly as it is prescribed.”
D  “Rinse your mouth with water after using fluticasone.”
Question #8
A  Theophylline
B  Formoterol
C  Activated charcoal
D  Arformoterol
Question #9
A  Skeletal pain, Hyperglycemia, Nasal congestion
B  Heart palpitations, Skeletal pain, Hyperglycemia
C  Nasal congestion, Heart palpitations, Dry mouth or throat
D  Hyperglycemia, Dry mouth or throat, Skeletal pain
Question #10
A  Drink 8–10 glasses of water daily, Document daily intake and output, Monitor for signs of infection
B  Drink 8–10 glasses of water daily, Document daily intake and output, Rinse your mouth out after dose
C  Do not abruptly stop the drug, Drink 8–10 glasses of water daily, Document daily intake and output
D  Monitor for signs of infection, Do not abruptly stop the drug, Rinse your mouth out after dose
Question #12
A  Anorexia, Vascular headache, Cardiac stimulation
B  Drowsiness, Hypoglycemia, Vascular headache
C  Drowsiness, Hypoglycemia, Anorexia
D  Cardiac stimulation, Hypoglycemia, Drowsiness
Question #13
A  Theophylline decreases the effectiveness of contraceptives.
B  Oral contraceptives increase the serum level of theophylline.
C  Theophylline and oral contraceptives cause additive toxicity.
D  Oral contraceptives inhibit theophylline action.
Question #14
A  “Avoid intake of a high-protein diet.”
B  “Avoid consumption of citrus fruit.”
C  “Increase fluid intake up to 3 L per day.”
D  “Increase intake of low-carbohydrate food.”
Question #15
A  Coffee, Charcoal-broiled foods, Cigarettes, Sugar
B  Sugar, Low-protein foods, Cigarettes, Low-carbohydrate foods
C  Coffee, Charcoal-broiled foods, Cigarettes, Low-carbohydrate foods
D  Coffee, Charcoal-broiled foods, Low-protein foods, Low-carbohydrate foods
Question #16
A  Arformoterol
B  Levalbuterol
C  Formoterol
D  Salmeterol
Question #18
A  Fluticasone propionate
B  Albuterol nebulizer
C  Salmeterol
D  Oxygen via a nasal cannula, 2 L/min
Question #20
A  “Do you have any pets at home?”
B  “How often do you take your albuterol?”
C  “What do you do after taking your Advair?”
D  “When was the last time you took your Advair?”
Question #22
A  Administer oxygen at 2 L per minute via nasal cannula.
B  Hold the next dose of theophylline and assess the patient.
C  Call the health care provider to request an increased dose.
D  Continue to monitor the patient and give the medication.
Question #23
A  Oral candidiasis
B  Mucosal irritation and dryness
C  Throat infection
D  Nasal congestion
Question #24
A  Replacement of metformin with aminophylline
B  Replacement of epinephrine with aminophylline
C  Increase in dose of epinephrine
D  Increase in dose of metformin
Question #25
A  Vomiting, Increased urination, Ventricular dysrhythmias
B  Insomnia, Ventricular dysrhythmias, Dry mouth
C  Increased urination, Insomnia, Dry mouth
D  Insomnia, Dry mouth, Vomiting
Question #26
A  Providing an initial high dose of inhaled corticosteroid
B  Tapering the dose of systemic corticosteroid
C  Administering the same dose of systemic corticosteroid
D  Reducing the dose frequency of the inhaled corticosteroid
Question #27
A  Discontinue the dose of diphenhydramine.
B  Discontinue the ipratropium.
C  Administer both medications as prescribed.
D  Administer both medicines simultaneously.
Question #28
A  Inhaling the tiotropium continuously for some time
B  Waiting for 1 to 2 minutes before inhaling the second dose
C  Avoiding rinsing the mouth with water after inhaling the medicine
D  Taking a higher dose of tiotropium for inhalation
Question #29
A  Administer 30 mg of dextromethorphan.
B  Instruct the patient to drink water.
C  Listen to the patient’s lungs.
D  Administer rescue therapy.
Question #30
A  Additive central nervous system stimulation is produced.
B  Additive cardiac stimulation is produced.
C  Theophylline levels are decreased.
D  Theophylline metabolism is decreased.
Question #31
A  Visual acuity
B  Respiratory rate
C  Balance reactions
D  Blood pressure
Question #32
A  “Take the prescribed medication with food.”
B  “Avoid sleeping with the head in an elevated position.”
C  “Take the prescribed medication on an empty stomach.”
D  “Increase fluid intake up to 2500 mL a day.”
Question #34
A  Administer beclomethasone, wait 2 minutes, and then administer albuterol.
B  Administer the albuterol, wait 5 minutes, and then administer beclomethasone.
C  Question the prescription; two inhalers should not be given at one time.
D  Administer each inhaler at 30-minute intervals.
Question #35
A  Increased appetite
B  Tachycardia
C  Hypoglycemia
D  Bradycardia
Question #36
A  Tell the parent to hold the inhaler for the child.
B  Tell the parent that young children should not use inhalers.
C  Ask the health care provider to switch to oral medications.
D  Teach the child to use a spacer.
Question #37
A  Serum level of drug
B  Serum calcium levels
C  Serum uric acid levels
D  Serum creatinine levels
Question #38
A  “I will inhale it twice a day at my convenience.”
B  “I will inhale it twice a day approximately 12 hours apart.”
C  “I will inhale it once a day upon waking.”
D  “I will inhale it once a day before bedtime.”
Question #39
A  Mast cell stabilizers
B  Anticholinergics
C  Xanthine derivatives
D  Corticosteroids
Question #41
A  Terbutaline
B  Systemic corticosteroid
C  Albuterol
D  Montelukast
Question #42
A  Skin rashes, Hypoglycemia, Palpitations
B  Tremors, Palpitations, Tachycardia
C  Skin rashes, Tremors, Hypoglycemia
D  Tachycardia, Skin rashes, Hypoglycemia
Question #43
A  Theophylline
B  Ipratropium
C  Montelukast
D  Salmeterol
Question #44
A  Lactose allergy
B  Peanut allergy
C  Joint pain
D  Diabetes
Question #45
A  1.6 hours
B  4-5 hours
C  1-2 hours
D  5-15 minutes
Question #46
A  5.5 hours
B  6 to 13 hours
C  12 hours
D  1 to 2 hours
Question #47
A  Terbutaline
B  Formoterol
C  Metaproterenol
D  Levalbuterol
Question #48
A  A corticosteroid
B  A xanthine derivative
C  A beta agonist
D  An anticholinergic
Question #49
A  Insomnia
B  Vascular headache
C  Dry mouth
D  Anginal pain
Question #50
A  Chronic bronchitis
B  Emphysema
C  Bronchial asthma
D  Rhinitis
Question #51
A  Intramuscular
B  Intravenous
C  Subcutaneous
D  Inhalation
Question #52
A  Montelukast
B  Zileuton
C  Arformoterol
D  Cromolyn
Question #53
A  Rhinorrhea, Shortness of breath, Conjunctival swelling
B  Wheezing, Chest tightness, Shortness of breath
C  Rhinorrhea, Conjunctival swelling, Wheezing
D  Chest tightness, Rhinorrhea, Conjunctival swelling
Question #54
A  Wait 1 hour to give the dose
B  Wait 1 hour to give the dose, Ask lab to redraw blood
C  Hold the dose, Contact the health care provider
D  Administer the dose, Ask lab to redraw blood
Question #55
A  Heart rate, Blood pressure, Respiratory rate
B  Breath sounds, Respiratory rate, Oxygen saturation
C  Oxygen saturation, Blood pressure, Heart rate
D  Heart rate, Breath sounds, Blood pressure
Question #56
A  Monitor for signs of infection, Do not abruptly stop the drug, Rinse your mouth out after dose
B  Drink 8–10 glasses of water daily, Rinse your mouth out after dose, Document daily intake and output
C  Do not abruptly stop the drug, Drink 8–10 glasses of water daily, Document daily intake and output
D  Drink 8–10 glasses of water daily, Document daily intake and output, Monitor for signs of infection