Pharmacology Exam 4 Blueprint

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29 Questions

How many Dosage Calculation questions are on the exam?

25

What is the therapeutic effect of psyllium?

Bulk-forming agent

How often should a patient taking psyllium take the medication?

1 to 3 times a day

What should be expected when a patient initiates therapy with psyllium?

Soft formed stools

What conversion is required when solving for mL?

All of the above

What should the nurse question when giving psyllium to a patient?

If the patient has a contraindication

What is the primary concern when administering docusate sodium to a patient?

Decreased absorption of orally ingested medications

What should the nurse assess in a patient experiencing an adverse reaction to a laxative?

Abdominal distention and pattern of bowel function

What is a common adverse reaction to bisacodyl?

Diarrhea

What instruction should the nurse provide to a client taking bisacodyl?

Increase fluid intake to prevent dehydration

Who should the nurse question giving bisacodyl to if ordered?

Patients with gastrointestinal obstruction or perforation

What is a potential complication related to the use of bisacodyl suppositories?

Burning sensation

What is the purpose of administering misoprostol?

To treat gastric ulcers

What is a common adverse drug reaction of cimetidine?

Impotence

What is ondansetron used to treat?

Nausea

What is metoclopramide used to treat?

Nausea

What are two serious adverse drug reactions of metoclopramide?

Extrapyramidal symptoms and neuroleptic malignant syndrome

What is dimenhydrinate used to treat?

Allergic reactions

What is the primary use of lubiprostone in treating IBS?

To treat only constipation-predominant IBS

What should a client do if they experience severe vomiting, diarrhea, or abdominal pain while taking lubiprostone?

Start to maintain hydration with clear fluids

Why is it important to check for allergies before administering 5-aminosalicylates, sulfasalazine?

Because it can cause an allergic reaction

What laboratory test would the nurse monitor for a client taking sulfasalazine?

Complete Blood Count (CBC) for changes in RBC or WBC

What is a contraindication to taking sulfasalazine?

Folate deficiency

What should a client taking azathioprine report to the provider?

Severe vomiting, fever, abdominal pain, or jaundice

What is the recommended treatment to minimize bone loss?

Consuming vitamins D and calcium

What should the client do if they experience severe vomiting and diarrhea?

Drink plenty of water

What is the updated guideline for treating Helicobacter pylori infection?

Treating with two antibiotics and an antisecretory agent

What is a common adverse drug reaction of aluminum hydroxide (Amphojel) antacids?

Constipation

What is a combination of calcium and aluminum?

Magaldrate

This exam blueprint covers pharmacology topics from assigned module readings and assignments, including dosage calculation questions and pediatric IV fluid replacement. It builds on previous knowledge from other courses and provides a comprehensive review of key concepts.

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