Rasmussen NUR2407 Module 7 Quiz Latest 2021 August

NURS2407/NURS-2407/NURS 2407

NUR2407 Pharmacology

Module 7 Quiz 

Question 1A male client who has been taking a histamine2 blocker for several months reports decreased libido and breast swelling. What will the nurse do?

 Reassure the client that these symptoms will stop when the drug is discontinued.

 Request an order for serum hormone levels.

 Contact the provider to report possible drug toxicity.

 Suggest that the client see an endocrinologist.

Question 2The nurse is teaching a group of nursing students about the use of antipsychotic drugs for antiemetic purposes. The nurse will explain that, when given as antiemetics, these drugs are given

 less frequently.

 with antihistamines.

 with anticholinergics.

 in smaller doses.

Question 3The nurse is caring for a client who will begin taking omeprazole 20 mg PO per day for 4 to 8 weeks to treat gastroesophageal reflux disease esophagitis. The nurse learns that the client takes digoxin. The nurse will contact the provider for orders to:

 monitor for digoxin toxicity.

 increase the dose of digoxin.

 increase the omeprazole to 60 mg per day.

 decrease the dose of omeprazole.

Question 4A client who is diagnosed with peptic ulcer disease has been started on a regimen that includes ranitidine 300 mg PO daily at bedtime. The client calls the clinic 1 week later to report no relief from discomfort. What action will the nurse take?

 Suggest that the client split the medication into twice daily dosing.

 Reassure the client that the drug may take 1 to 2 weeks to be effective.

 Notify the provider to discuss increasing the dose.

 Contact the provider to discuss changing to cimetidine.

Question 5A child is brought to the emergency department after ingestion of a toxic substance. The child is alert and conscious and is reported to have ingested kerosene 20 minutes prior. The nurse will anticipate administering which of the following?

 Syrup of ipecac

 Gastric lavage

 An anticholinergic antiemetic

 Activated charcoal

Question 6A client who takes propantheline bromine and omeprazole for an ulcer will begin taking an antacid. The nurse will give which instruction to the client regarding how to take the antacid?

 Take the antacid with milk.

 Take the antacid with the propantheline bromine.

 Take the antacid along with a meal.

 Take the antacid 2 hours after taking the propantheline bromine.

Question 7An elderly client reports using Maalox frequently to treat acid reflux. The nurse should notify the client’s provider to request an order for which laboratory tests?

 Renal function tests and serum calcium

 Liver enzymes and serum calcium

 Liver enzymes and serum magnesium

 Renal function tests and serum magnesium

Question 8A client has been taking famotidine 20 mg PO bid to treat an ulcer but continues to have pain. The provider has ordered lansoprazole 15 mg PO per day. The client asks why the new drug is necessary, since it is more expensive. What will the nurse explain about lansoprazole?

 It does not interact with other drugs.

 It can be used for long-term therapy.

 It is more potent than famotidine.

 It has fewer medication side effects.

Question 9A client who is receiving chemotherapy will be given dronabinol to prevent nausea and vomiting. The nurse will tell the client that this drug will be given at which time?

 Immediately prior to chemotherapy

 Before and after the chemotherapy

 24 hours prior to chemotherapy

 During chemotherapy

Question 10A client who has been instructed to use a liquid antacid medication to treat gastrointestinal upset asks the nurse about how to take this medication. What information will the nurse include when teaching this client?

 Take 60 minutes after meals and at bedtime.

 Take with milk to improve effectiveness.

 Take a laxative if constipation occurs.

 Take with at least 8 ounces of water to improve absorption.

Question 11Order: nefazodone hydrochloride PO: Day 1: 200 mg in two divided doses; Day 8: 400 mg in two divided doses.

Available: nefazodone hydrochloride 100 mg tablet

How many tablets will the client receive on Day 1?

Question 12A client who has been taking ranitidine continues to have pain associated with peptic ulcer. A noninvasive breath test is negative. Which treatment does the nurse expect the provider to order for this client?

 Lansoprazole instead of ranitidine

 Amoxicillin, clarithromycin, and omeprazole

A dual drug therapy regimen

 Adding an over-the-counter antacid to the client’s drug regimen

Question 13Order: allopurinol 150 mg PO q.i.d.

Available: allopurinol 100 mg tablet, scored

How many tablet(s) will be given per dose?

Question 14A client reports experiencing flatulence and abdominal distension to the nurse. Which over-the-counter medication will the nurse recommend?

 Tums

 Maalox

 Mylicon

 Alka-Seltzer

Question 15Which antacid is likely to cause acid rebound?

 Calcium carbonate

 Aluminum hydroxide

 Magnesium trisilicate

 Magnesium hydroxide

Question 16The nurse is instructing a client who will take psyllium to treat constipation. What information will the nurse include when teaching this client?

 The need to use the dry form of psyllium to prevent cramping

 The need to monitor for systemic side effects

 The onset of action of 30 to 60 minutes after administration

 The importance of consuming adequate amounts of water

Question 17

A patient who is taking diphenoxylate with atropine to treat diarrhea asks the nurse why it contains atropine. The nurse will explain that atropine is added for which of the following?

 Minimize nausea and vomiting

 Decrease abdominal cramping

 Increase intestinal motility

 Provide analgesia

Question 18A client asks the nurse the best way to prevent traveler’s diarrhea. The nurse will provide which recommendation to the client?

 “Eat fresh, raw fruits, and vegetables.”

 “Take loperamide every day.”

 “Drink bottled water and eat only well-cooked meats.”

 “Ask your provider for prophylactic antibiotics.”

Question 19A client who recently began having mild symptoms of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) is reluctant to take medication. What measures will the nurse recommend to minimize this client’s symptoms? (Select all that apply.)

 Avoiding tobacco products

 Eating a snack before bedtime

 Wearing well-fitted clothing

 Drinking a glass of red wine with dinner

 Using a small pillow for sleeping

 Avoiding hot, spicy foods

 Taking ibuprofen with food

Question 20The parent of a child who is receiving chemotherapy asks the nurse why metoclopramide is not being used to suppress vomiting. The nurse will explain that, in children, this drug is more likely to cause which effect?

 Excess sedation

 Extrapyramidal symptoms

 Paralytic ileus

 Vertigo