Adaptive

Question 1

amlodipine a/e

5

Answer 1

CCB

1. dizziness
2. palpitations
3. peripheral edema
4. flushing
5. headache

Question 2

labor - contraindicated for pt who has active genital herpes

Answer 2

oxytocin

Question 3

used to determine if the pt has adrenal insufficiency

Answer 3

cosyntropin

Question 4

blocks calcium channels in heart and bvs, thereby lowing BP

Answer 4

CCB - diltiazem

Question 5

zileuton class and watch what value

Answer 5

anti-inflammtory to control asthma - watch liver function

Question 6

pulse for dehydration

Answer 6

full, bounding radial pulses are indicator of fluid volume excess

Question 7

antiarrhythmic med used during cardioversion to treat a fib

Answer 7

diltiazem

Question 8

theophylline

Answer 8

bronchodilator

Question 9

amlodipine

Answer 9

CCB - used to treat HTN and angina

Question 10

how long do you take nitro patch for

Answer 10

12-14 hr and then take off

Question 11

methotrexate

Answer 11

immunosuppressive and chemo drug

Question 12

omeprazole - when to take

Answer 12

before breakfast daily but not long term

Question 13

alochol withdrawl and showing s/s of wernicke syndrome - give what

Answer 13

thiamine

Question 14

zolpidem

Answer 14

sedative for insomnia

Question 15

when to get peak for aminoglycosides e.g. gentamicin

Answer 15

IM - draw peak 1 hour after administering injection

IV - draw peak 30 mins after complete an IV infusion

Question 16

s/s of lidocaine toxicity

1

Answer 16

1. bradycardia

Question 17

lamotrigene s/e

Answer 17

rash - steven johnson syndrome or toxic epidermal necrolysis

Question 18

does doxycycline cause photosensitivity

Answer 18

yes

Question 19

antibiotic that affects vitamin K

Answer 19

cefotetan, a cephalosporin - watch for increased s/s of bleeding

Question 20

misoprostol contraind.

Answer 20

previous c section

Question 21

ACE inhibitors - when to take

Answer 21

not with food or meals - 1 hr before or 2 hrs after meals

Question 22

lithium and sodium relationship

Answer 22

if sodium is lost, lithium is retained and can turn into toxic levels of lithium; they have an inverse relationship; excess diarrhea or vomiting can cause a loss of sodium and in turn an increase in lithium

Question 23

normal BUN levels

Answer 23

7-20

Question 24

CF and high dose ibuprofen

Answer 24

slow progression of pulmonary damage

Question 25

increases gastric motility and promoting gastric emptying

Answer 25

metoclopramide

Question 26

streptomycin + ____ increase risk of nephrotoxicity | 2

Answer 26

naproxen, an nsaid | amphotericin B

Question 27

sildenfail tx

Answer 27

ED

Question 28

bethanechol tx

Answer 28

urinary retention

Question 29

when does cromolyn start working - asthma

Answer 29

weeks

Question 30

tobramycin expected range

Answer 30

5-10

Question 31

rx for long term tx of alcohol use

Answer 31

disulfiram

Question 32

urinary tract analgesic

Answer 32

phenazopyridine

Question 33

urine specific gravity greater than what is indication of dehydration

Answer 33

> 1.030

Question 34

famotidine is to

Answer 34

pepcid - antacid and antihistamine

Question 35

omeprazole is to

Answer 35

PPI

Question 36

somatropin

Answer 36

GH

Question 37

morphine and pupils

Answer 37

can cause pupillary constriction making it harder to see in dim lights

Question 38

methimazole function

Answer 38

inhibits thyroid production for a client who has hyperthyroidism

Question 39

don't take theophylline with what other med

Answer 39

zafirlukast - leukotriene receptor antagonist

Question 40

NSAIDs and ACE inhibitors

Answer 40

nsaids can interfere with the effects of captopril

Question 41

streptomycin + ____ increases risk of ototoxicity

Answer 41

furosemide

Question 42

how is cromolyn delivered

Answer 42

nebulizer

Question 43

normal creatinine clearance levels

Answer 43

88-128 women

Question 44

baclofen - use and s/s 2

Answer 44

muscle relaxant - can cause dizziness and hypotension

Question 45

clopidogrel

Answer 45

Plavix - blood thinner

Question 46

ACE inhibitors - fever

Answer 46

big concern - ACE inhibitors can cause neutropenia

Question 47

sulfasalazine - monitor what

Answer 47

CBC - can cause BMS and other blood dyscrasias

Question 48

synthetic steroid used to determine if a client has cushings syndrome

Answer 48

dexamethason

Question 49

methotrexate - ___ damage

Answer 49

liver

Question 50

metoclopramide reduces NV by

Answer 50

increasing gastric motility and promoting gastric emptying

Question 51

administration of low and high dose furosemide

Answer 51

low (40mg) - undiluted over 2 min | high - max rate of 4mg/min

Question 52

antidysrhythmic med used to treat ventricular dysrhythmias

Answer 52

lidocaine

Question 53

does metoprolol cause photosensitivity

Answer 53

no

Question 54

UTI med that can turn urine orange and is an expected finding

Answer 54

phenazopyridine

Question 55

diuretic that can cause adverse endocrine effects such as gynecomastia, impotence in men, and irregulare menses

Answer 55

spironolactone

Question 56

varenicline tx and check for what

Answer 56

smoking cessation med - check for mood changes

Question 57

med used for lifelong gluco. replacement therapy for adrenal insuff.

Answer 57

prednisone