Medication Precautions and Administration Instructions Quiz

Esomeprazole capsules can be opened and mixed with water before administration.

IV esomeprazole should be infused over at least 3 minutes.

Lansoprazole and rabeprazole are safe options for patients with severe liver impairment.

Lansoprazole capsules should only be administered orally.

Pantoprazole can only be administered orally, not intravenously.

Orally disintegrating tablets of lansoprazole may contain phenylalanine.

Patients with phenylketonuria should avoid orally disintegrating tablets of lansoprazole.

Chewing or crushing lansoprazole granules preserves the coating and helps them reach the small intestine intact.

Pantoprazole should be taken with food according to the manufacturer's recommendations.

IV administration of pantoprazole should be done over 15 minutes with an in-line filter provided.

Esomeprazole has a higher potential for drug interactions than omeprazole.

Pantoprazole undergoes rapid sulfate conjugation after metabolism.

Rabeprazole has many known drug interactions due to its strong affinity for CYP2C19.

Patients with severe liver impairment should avoid using lansoprazole.

Pantoprazole administration via IV is preferred in patients unable to swallow capsules.

Which route of administration for esomeprazole should be avoided due to the risk of severe tissue injury?

What is the recommended parenteral route of administration for pantoprazole to reduce the risk of surrounding muscle and tissue damage?

Which herbal interactions have been reported with promethazine, increasing the risk of CNS depression?

Which adverse effect is commonly associated with promethazine use?

What is contraindicated for the administration of promethazine according to the FDA's BLACK BOX WARNING?

Which of the following statements about esomeprazole capsules is true?

How should IV esomeprazole be infused?

Which statement accurately describes the administration of pantoprazole?

What is a potential risk factor associated with ondansetron use according to the text?

What adverse effects should a nurse pay special attention to while assessing a patient using ondansetron?

What is the recommended route of administration for esomeprazole capsules?

Which of the following best describes the administration method of IV esomeprazole?

In patients unable to swallow pantoprazole capsules, what is the preferred alternative route of administration?

Which patient group needs to be cautious with the use of ondansetron due to its adverse effects?

Which adverse effect is NOT commonly associated with ondansetron use?