141 final Med admin

Question 1

When is the peak for regular insulin?
A-6-8 hrs
B-3 hrs
C-2-3hrs
D-10-16hrs

Answer 1

C- 2-3 hrs

Question 2

When is the peak for NPH insulin?
A-2-3hrs
B-10-16hrs
C-8hrs
D-6-8hrs

Answer 2

D- 6-8hrs

Question 3

What is the peak of Humalog?
A-No peak
B-3-4hrs
C-3-5hrs
D-1-3 hrs

Answer 3

D- 1-3hrs

Question 4

What is the Peak of Lantus?
A-3-5hrs
B-No peak
C-1-3hrs
D- 5-10min

Answer 4

B- no peak

Question 5

What should you not do after administering subQ anticoagulants?

Answer 5

Massage injection site, instead apply lite pressure

Question 6

How do you perform a Z-track?

Answer 6

-Skin is pulled taut, needle is inserted into muscle, and after medicine is fully injected the skin is released

Question 7

What type of solution is
- 0.9% NSS
-D5W
A-Hypotonic
B-Isotonic
C-Hypertonic

Answer 7

B- isotonic

Question 8

What type of solution is:
-0.45% NSS
-Dextrose 2.5%
A-Hypotonic
B-Isotonic
C-Hypertonic

Answer 8

-Hypotonic

Question 9

What type of solution is:
-3% NSS
-Dextrose 10%
A-Hypotonic
B-Isotonic
C-Hypertonic

Answer 9

C- Hypertonic

Question 10

How do Isotonic solutions work?
A-Fluid shift from blood stream into the cells
B-Treats intravascular dehydration
C-Fluid shifts from the cells into the blood stream

Answer 10

B- treats intravascular dehydration

Question 11

How do hypotonic solutions work?
A-Fluid shift from blood stream into the cells
B-Treats intravascular dehydration
C-Fluid shifts from the cells into the blood stream

Answer 11

A- Fluid shifts from blood stream into the cells

Question 12

How do hypertonic solutions work?
A-Fluid shift from blood stream into the cells
B-Treats intravascular dehydration
C-Fluid shifts from the cells into the blood stream

Answer 12

C- fluid shifts from the cells into the blood stream

Question 13

What is:
-A serious form of infiltration
-Can result in serious, limb damage
A-Phlebitis
B-Extravasation
C-Infiltration

Answer 13

B

Question 14

What should you do if an IV has infiltration?
A-Assess the site and apply dressing
B-Remove IV and reinsert lower or higher on the same arm
C-Remove IV and place in another location

Answer 14

C

Question 15

What should you do if an IV has bacterial phlebitis?
A-Attempt to retape the catheter and then observe closely
B-Slow down rate of infusion and observe closely
C-IV catheter must be placed in another location

Answer 15

C

Question 16

What should you do if an IV has mechanical phlebitis?
A-Attempt to retape the catheter and then observe closely
B-Slow down rate of infusion and observe closely
C-IV catheter must be placed in another location

Answer 16

A

Question 17

What should you do if an IV has chemical phlebitis?
A-Attempt to retape the catheter and then observe closely
B-Slow down rate of infusion and observe closely
C-IV catheter must be placed in another location

Answer 17

B