30 Questions
Which adverse side effect is commonly associated with the medication indicated for patients with pulmonary edema associated with heart failure?
Hyperglycemia
In which patients should the medication indicated for pulmonary edema be used with caution?
Patients with diabetes mellitus
What signs and symptoms are associated with thyroid overdose, as mentioned in the text?
Tachycardia, heat intolerance, sweating
What should patients be taught about tetracycline use based on the text?
Risk of photosensitivity
What is a key instruction for taking clindamycin based on the text?
Take with a full glass of water
For which type of infections is metronidazole commonly used according to the information provided?
Infections of the CNS and abdominal organs
What is the recommended maximum daily dose of Tylenol to avoid liver toxicity?
4000 mg/day
What type of reaction is anaphylaxis characterized by?
Immune response reaction
Which type of food should be avoided when a patient is prescribed Isoniazid?
High tyramine foods
How does excess sodium from antacids impact the kidneys?
Can contribute to renal failure
When does Regular insulin peak after administration?
1-5 hours
Which drug is classified as a loop diuretic?
Furosemide (Lasix)
Which condition should nurses be particularly aware of in older adults taking vasodilators?
Reflex tachycardia
What is the correct technique for taking tympanic temperature in children and infants?
Pull the ear down and back
What is a potential adverse effect of vasodilators in older adults?
Increased risk of falls
Why is documenting unexpected findings important in older populations during ADL assessments?
Due to frequent transitions in healthcare settings
What should nurses focus on during general surveys of older patients?
Decrease in functional abilities
Why are height and weight important components to assess in older adults?
To calculate BMI
What are the stages of grief according to the text?
Shock and disbelief, developing awareness, restitution, resolving the loss, idealization, outcome
What does the acronym PERRLA stand for in the context of pupillary responses assessment?
Pupils equal, round, reactive to light, and accommodation
What does a Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) order mean?
No attempts are made to resuscitate a patient whose breathing or heart stops
What should be observed when testing reactivity to light in pupillary responses assessment?
Nystagmus in one or both eyes
What should be assessed first when supporting coping in a family?
Family's support system
In patients with visual blurring or neck pain, why is assessment of pupillary responses essential?
To identify potential eye issues
What should be assessed regarding the family's understanding of loss and grief?
Their understanding of loss and grief
What might accompany a barrel chest according to the provided text?
COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease)
What aspect should be continually assessed in a patient during all encounters?
Mental status
What are some factors that can be assessed during a sleep assessment according to the text?
Sleep tendencies and factors affecting sleep
What does it mean if a patient is described as A&Ox3?
Awake, alert, oriented to person, place, and time
When assessing pupillary responses using light, what should be observed when the light is brought closer to the eye?
Pupils constrict for accommodation and eyes cross
Test your knowledge of drug administration and associated risks with this quiz focused on NSG124.03.03.03 and NSG124.07.01.03. Questions cover topics such as Tylenol dosage limits, hepatic toxicity, peak times for regular insulin, and the importance of lab checks before drug administration.
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