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Pharmacology Review Questions: Case Study Scenarios, Summaries of Nursing

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Complex Patient Case Results | Turned In
Spring 2024 NURC 424 Pharmacology, NUR
Return to Assignment (/assignments/912539/)
Activity Time: 1
Review Questions
1. A patient has been receiving 40mg of pravastatin daily. The nurse should closely monito
for which of the following:
Correct: Muscle pain can be an indicator of rhabdomyolysis, which is a potentially life-threatening adverse effect o
pravastatin.
Muscle pain (Correct Response)
Dizziness
Blurred vision
Hypoglycemia
2. A patient’s primary care doctor has prescribed a potassium supplement. This is most like
to counter the effects of which drug?
Correct: Furosemide is a diuretic that can cause potassium loss, so a potassium supplement can help to avoid
hypokalemia. The other drugs do not have a significant effect on potassium levels.
furosemide (Correct Response)
metoprolol
apixaban
oxybutynin
3. A patient with angina has been given isosorbide mononitrate. Which of the following
symptoms could indicate that the patient is experiencing an adverse reaction to the drug?
Correct: Tachycardia is an adverse reaction associated with isosorbide mononitrate.
hypertension
tachycardia (Correct Response)
dry mouth
fatigue
4. A diabetic patient who has been using insulin to manage her blood glucose levels was
admitted to the hospital. Which of her health problems would prompt the nurse to re-evalua
the patient’s daily insulin requirements?
Correct: Infection can increase the body’s insulin needs, whereas the other health conditions do not have a signifi
impact on insulin need.
hypertension
atrial fibrillation
Your Results Lab Pass (/assignment_attempts/15896842/lab_pass.pd
Overview
Activity Results
Patient Teaching
Patient Interaction
Documentation
Transcript
Program Competency Progress
Review Questions
Reflections
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Complex Patient Case Results | Turned In

Spring 2024 NURC 424 Pharmacology, NUR Return to Assignment (/assignments/912539/)

Review Questions^ Activity Time: 1

1. A patient has been receiving 40mg of pravastatin daily. The nurse should closely monito

for which of the following:

Correct: Muscle pain can be an indicator of rhabdomyolysis, which is a potentially life-threatening adverse effect o pravastatin.

Muscle pain (Correct Response)

Dizziness

Blurred vision

Hypoglycemia

2. A patient’s primary care doctor has prescribed a potassium supplement. This is most like

to counter the effects of which drug?

Correct: Furosemide is a diuretic that can cause potassium loss, so a potassium supplement can help to avoid hypokalemia. The other drugs do not have a significant effect on potassium levels.

furosemide (Correct Response)

metoprolol

apixaban

oxybutynin

3. A patient with angina has been given isosorbide mononitrate. Which of the following

symptoms could indicate that the patient is experiencing an adverse reaction to the drug?

Correct: Tachycardia is an adverse reaction associated with isosorbide mononitrate.

hypertension

tachycardia (Correct Response)

dry mouth

fatigue

4. A diabetic patient who has been using insulin to manage her blood glucose levels was

admitted to the hospital. Which of her health problems would prompt the nurse to re-evalua

the patient’s daily insulin requirements?

Correct: Infection can increase the body’s insulin needs, whereas the other health conditions do not have a signifi impact on insulin need.

hypertension

atrial fibrillation

Your Results Lab Pass (/assignment_attempts/15896842/lab_pass.pd

Overview Activity Results Patient Teaching Patient Interaction Documentation Transcript Program Competency Progress Review Questions Reflections

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infection (Correct Response)

hypothyroidism

  1. Which of the following statements by a patient receiving levothyroxine for hypothyroidism sug additional teaching? Correct: Multivitamins could contain elements that prevent levothyroxine’s absorption, including calcium, iron, magnesiu the same time everyday is advised, and morning administration may lessen the risk of insomnia. Crushing levothyroxine tab

I put an alarm on my phone to remind me to take this at the same time every day.

I crush the tablet in water because I have trouble swallowing the tablet whole.

I take this in the morning because it was keeping me awake when I took it at night.

I take this medication before breakfast with my daily multivitamin. (Correct Response)

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