Chapter 94
Morphine
A 40-year-old male client with arthritis of the knee joint has been prescribed analgesic to relieve the pain. Which of the following is a narcotic analgesic
A client may have frequent mood changes
A client has been prescribed barbiturates for the control of Seizures . Which of the following name is the nerves keep in mind when monitoring the quiet?
Fluoroquinolones
A client is prescribed ciprofloxacin For an acute sinus infection. This drug Blancs to what category of anti-infective medications?
A. Bleeding
During a Health interview a client tells the nurse that she's taking ginkgo for memory improvement. For which of the following conditions to the nurse assess related to this information?
Eszopiclone (Lunesta)
If 45-year-old man client tells the nurse that he has not slept through the night for the past two weeks which of the following threats made the physician prescribed for this client?
Anesthetic
The nurse instruct the client to use Benzocaine to soothe the itching and pain related to an insect bite benzocaine is considered to be what type of dermatologic agent?
Take full dose of the anabiotic prescribed
30-year-old client with chills and fever is diagnosed with septicemia. The client has been prescribed an aminoglycoside antibiotic. Which of the following information for the nursing clue and client teaching?
Aminoglycosides
A client developed a nosocomial( Hospital's - inquired), Graham - negative infection when hospitalized . What is considered the antibiotic of choice for this type of infection?
Exubera
A client diagnosed with diabetes is prescribed excellent. The client expresses a fear of injecting insulin with the needle. Which of the following drugs would be the best option for this client?
It interferes with vitamin absorption
A client with Constipation the patient has been prescribed mineral oil. Which of the following reasons to the nearest provider for instructing Micahali to take the medication between meals or at bedtime?
Analgesics
A client with severe back pain has been prescribed medication by the healthcare provider. Which of the following classes of drugs can help me relieve in this condition?
Collect the information about the new medication
A client with upper respiratory tract infection has been prescribed antibiotic but the nurse is not familiar with. Which of the following should the nurse caring for the client do if she's not familiar with the new medication?
Count the apical pulse rate for one full minute before ad ministration
A nurse administering digoxin To a client with high blood pressure. Which of the following is a priority nursing action that the nurse must performer for administration
Magnesium sulfate
A pregnant client wants to know what dries she can take safely during pregnancy. Which of the following drugs with the nurse tell her is relatively safe during pregnancy?
Nonsalicylates
An eight-year-old child is experience pain following a tonsillectomy. Which of the following drugs would be an appropriate pain reliever for this client?
MRSA
Client asks the nurse for anabiotic to ward off a cold. The nurse explains that the client that if an anabiotic is used indiscriminately, particularly for minor ailments, Or is a minister in properly certain pathogen is May mutate or build a tolerance to it. Which of the following is example of dangers organisms that has become resistant to antibiotics question
Development of drug resistant
Climb with B Tori track infection was prescribed roxithromycin, and antibiotic. To which of the following should the nurse tell the client that irregular administration of this medication Could lead?
Prednisone
Hey seven-year-old child is diagnosed with adrenocortical insufficiency And have been prescribed a pro long steroid therapy. Which of the following is a steroid use for prolong therapy?
thrombophlebitis
Hey seven-year-old female client with chronic asthma is prescribe steroid therapy. Which of the following possible side effects of long-term therapy so the nurse discuss with the client in family?
A. In person and be allergic to any medication that anytime. B. Medications can react with over-the-counter medications to cause toxicity E. Medications can we at with herbal supplement the cause adverse reactions F. Medications can we at with other medications prescribed for the client.
The nurse administers penicillin to a client and monitors the client for an adverse reaction despite that the client said she was not allergic to penicillin. What is the rationale for checking for adverse reactions select all apply
It should not affect normal flora
The nurse is a minestrone amoxicillin PO to a client who has Otitis media. Which of the following Fridays massacre for this antibiotic to be effective?
Respiratory rate
The nurse is administering morphine sulfate to a client who had a myocardial infraction. What vital sign with the nurse monitor that directly relates to the use of this narcotic?
12 hours to 30 days
The nurse is placing a transdermal nicotine patch on a client. How long are most transdermal patches effective?
It is effective against Gram - positive organisms
The nurse is the ministering penicillin to a client who has strep throat. Which of the following statements accurately describe the action of penicillin?
Cephalosporins
The nurse researching the use of antibiotics and healthcare settings I am which of the following classification of anabiotic's are most widely used in the hospital setting?
Adverse affects
The nurse should have basic mileage of drug classification in order to administer medication safely to clients. What drug information is instrumental in determining nursing actions find your administration?
B. A client whose taking antidepressants C. A client who is on all hormonal contraceptives D. A client who has diabetes F. A client who is pregnant
The nurses research on the benefits and risk associated with the herbal supplement ginseng. In which of the following clients would this supplement be contraindicated?
C. Animal study show adverse affects but there are no adequate studies in humans
The nurses to minister a category C drug to a pregnant client. Which of the following describes this FDA category a race potential during pregnancy?
Constipation
When administering narcotics to clients the nurse must monitor for which of the following Side effects?
Sulfonamides
Which category of antimicrobial Agents is use chiefly because of low cost affect business in training, bacterial infections?
